@freedomspelled / starter
he’s been avoiding race for a while now, something that’s obvious because if he isn’t hanging around at the gym, he’s waitin’ on the boy to get out of class. they ain’t boyfriends, not yet anyways seein’ as they’re taking things slow, but right now he can’t stand the sight of him. or rather, he’s sick of not being able to see him fully, in the way that he’s supposed to.
spot’s been told by their friends countless times how beautiful race’s eyes are, even been told by strangers on the street that the boy’s big doe eyes are the brightest shade of blue possible, and he hates how he doesn’t understand what they’re talking about. growing up, the colors that were supposed to be blue and yellow were similar to green, everything was more green and red to him. he struggled, he grew angry when no one would believe him, when they all thought he was stupid, so he kept his mouth shut instead. his third grade teacher is the one who figures it out, and everything suddenly makes sense. but it doesn’t make things easier.
he comes to accept it until now, until it matters because all he wants is to desperately see race’s golden locks and stunning blue eyes for himself, has tried his hardest to will it to happen, but it doesn’t. and he’s pulled himself away instead, going to work and then going home without seeing anyone in their group. then there’s a banging on his door and as he’s prepared to give whoever is on the otherside HELL for bothering him, it dies in his throat when he sees one racetrack higgins on the other side.
“ what are you doing here? ”












