Only You by Only You (epub)
Author:Only You (epub)
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: UNKNOWN
Published: 2016-10-11T18:30:00+00:00
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During our marathon, we cuddled, but nothing else. It was nice, and it helped me relax. There is no hurry, and I'm so relieved, so happy after our talk, that it's no problem. I just enjoy the moment. Plus, I have to admit that I'm a little nervous about the sex. It's good to slowly get to know each other physically.
We started watching TV side by side, our shoulders and upper arms touching, but after the first episode, we both got hungry, having not ate much at breakfast, so I got up to fetch the plate of pastries and two glasses of orange juice. We sat up on the bed and stuffed our faces with delicious chocolate muffins and doughnuts.
When we were both full, we resumed our positions, and after a minute, Logan asked me with a smirk,
“What are you still doing over there, Sky? Scared of me?”
I shook my head and got closer. He lifted his arm, and put it around me when I settled with my head on his chest.
I sighed contentedly.
“I like it when you call me that,” I say softly after a bit.
“Do you?”
“Yeah. Why did you stop, back in high school?”
He hesitated, then put the DVD on pause before turning to face me. We're so close, our noses are almost touching.
He begins to talk softly.
“When you first arrived at school, I instantly liked you. Really liked you. I didn't think anything of it back then, I just knew that I wanted to protect you, spend all my time with you, and didn't want to share you. You quickly became the most important person in my life. Looking back, I think what I felt was more than friendship.”
I can't believe what I'm hearing.
“But we were young, and I wasn't raised thinking that it was okay to be with another man, so it didn't cross my mind that I could want you in a romantic or sexual way. Actually, I don't think I could have handled it. My life was already difficult, and figuring out my sexuality, dealing with it… It would have complicated things…” He looks reflective for a second, before resuming. “Anyway. Avoiding my true feelings didn't stop me to actually feel them, and when that girl started calling you Sky, I got jealous, I think, so I stopped. That was my name for you. Not hers. I think unconsciously, that's when I let go. When you became my bro. Before her we were just us, always. Then you got a girl, and our duo wasn't so much of a duo anymore. So I let her take you, and my nickname for you.” He looks a little sad saying that, but then he smirks adding, “Then I got my first of many pussies, and you know the rest.”
“I had no idea…” I'm speechless. He takes my hand.
“Don't worry, I didn't really either. I just thought back and figured some things out after you talked to me that night. I think Serena might be right. Maybe I was with all these girls to keep my feelings for you buried.
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