StarlitDreams
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- Joined
- Oct 22, 2012
- Location
- US of A
Sure Connor was a bit upset; someone had just beaten the boy whom he liked to this state and come to his house at midnight to have himself taken care of. He was even empathetic about how Julian must have felt about this whole situation. He must have been humiliated. However, unlike him mother, who appeared to suddenly be on the verge of tears, he was completely out of the loop. For all he knew, Julian had been beat up by some kids from school. He had no idea that the other boy was going through what he was. And little did he know, but his mother wasn’t going to give him an inkling of the truth. That wasn’t her place. Connor was about to say something, when suddenly his mom spoke up, sounding more tired than she had in years. “Finish that first,” she gestured towards the cup of cocoa.
The red-haired boy was going to argue, as he hadn’t looked past Julian’s bruises to see how thin he was. Anyway, boys could be thin without it being a big deal. Any sort of deeper problem had never even crossed his mind. Boys couldn’t have that sort of problem anyway… especially not someone as amazing as Julian. What stopped him from arguing with her was how genuinely upset she looked. On the verge of tears was an understatement. He let go of Julian’s hand and crossed his arms. “Could I please spend some time alone with my friend?” He asked, pretending to be annoyed. Really, he just wanted her to go to bed, for her sake. “We’ll be okay by ourselves.”
Once she’d left, with little more than a nod of the head, Connor turned back towards Julian. He sat on the couch, just out of the other’s reach, and shrugged. “Well, you heard her. If I don’t wait till you finish, she’ll have a fit.” He smirked and rolled his eyes.
The red-haired boy was going to argue, as he hadn’t looked past Julian’s bruises to see how thin he was. Anyway, boys could be thin without it being a big deal. Any sort of deeper problem had never even crossed his mind. Boys couldn’t have that sort of problem anyway… especially not someone as amazing as Julian. What stopped him from arguing with her was how genuinely upset she looked. On the verge of tears was an understatement. He let go of Julian’s hand and crossed his arms. “Could I please spend some time alone with my friend?” He asked, pretending to be annoyed. Really, he just wanted her to go to bed, for her sake. “We’ll be okay by ourselves.”
Once she’d left, with little more than a nod of the head, Connor turned back towards Julian. He sat on the couch, just out of the other’s reach, and shrugged. “Well, you heard her. If I don’t wait till you finish, she’ll have a fit.” He smirked and rolled his eyes.