Rave
Long Live The King
- Joined
- Jan 22, 2012
It wasn't a text conversation that was easy to have-- but it was done and over with. He'd spent all night thinking about it, laying awake in his bed with sleep avoiding him entirely. He had school the next morning, but he wasn't going. The laptop screen on his bed was propped open, and the click of his fingers brought up YouTube rather quickly-- with a very intended channel in mind. He clicked on it. He watched the video he wanted to see, one he'd already watched today. Yet he didn't watch it all. He kept skipping all the uncalled for parts, and pausing just on the ones where she showed up. Where he could see her face. Where he could hear her speak into the camera as if she was speaking to him.
When morning came, he wouldn't need to stare at a screen anymore. He could actually go. He could finally see her face to face. The woman who he could not stop thinking about. The woman that left him stirring in bed at late hours of the night, heart full of confusion and body reacting to her in the one way it knew how-- with surges of ecstasy and arousal fluring through him.
He was finally going to meet his mother tomorrow, after years of absence.
That very thought kept Tyler up until it was time. Still 17, yet mature for his age, his adoptive parents were supportive in him seeing her. They could not stop him from discovering who his birth mother was, and why she gave him up in the first place. 5'11 in build, and still growing-- he was developing into a lean and muscular young man. His eyes were a carbon copy of his mother's own. His features sharp and handsome, and his body toned in a muscled build from the athletic body he inherited from his father, not that he knew where or who he was. He could only assume.
Brown hair was kept semi-short, and brushed back naturally. He slipped on a black tanktop and a pair of jeans, before putting on a pair of Vans to match and heading out the door. He quickly hailed a cab, the address to Colette's home given, and in about thirty minutes he was dropped off. It took him a minute to build up the courage to actually walk forward through the drive-way, along the paved path, and towards the large white door. Yet he took his breaths and tried to prepare himself as best as he could, before a daring hand rose so he could knock at the door twice.
All he had to do now, was wait.
When morning came, he wouldn't need to stare at a screen anymore. He could actually go. He could finally see her face to face. The woman who he could not stop thinking about. The woman that left him stirring in bed at late hours of the night, heart full of confusion and body reacting to her in the one way it knew how-- with surges of ecstasy and arousal fluring through him.
He was finally going to meet his mother tomorrow, after years of absence.
That very thought kept Tyler up until it was time. Still 17, yet mature for his age, his adoptive parents were supportive in him seeing her. They could not stop him from discovering who his birth mother was, and why she gave him up in the first place. 5'11 in build, and still growing-- he was developing into a lean and muscular young man. His eyes were a carbon copy of his mother's own. His features sharp and handsome, and his body toned in a muscled build from the athletic body he inherited from his father, not that he knew where or who he was. He could only assume.
Brown hair was kept semi-short, and brushed back naturally. He slipped on a black tanktop and a pair of jeans, before putting on a pair of Vans to match and heading out the door. He quickly hailed a cab, the address to Colette's home given, and in about thirty minutes he was dropped off. It took him a minute to build up the courage to actually walk forward through the drive-way, along the paved path, and towards the large white door. Yet he took his breaths and tried to prepare himself as best as he could, before a daring hand rose so he could knock at the door twice.
All he had to do now, was wait.