Dream come true [DNF]

Chapter 8

I don't know if this is a trigger, but Dream faints.

George got up from his seat and walked home with Dream, admiring his fluffy hair.

Once they got home, George just wanted to spend every second with the tall blonde.

He looked into his eyes, then layed his head on clays lap.

In the morning, they were woken by a strange ringing noise.

"Dream?" George said.

"Oh, it's my mom"

George looked at Dream, but to his surprise his smile faded into a confused look.

"Clay, thank god you answered. Mom is in the hospital, and we have like no money, and i know it's a lot to ask, but can you please fly down here and help her."

Clay sat there, shocked.

"What?" Clay said.

"Clay, it's really you? I haven't seen or heard you in years?!"

"It's me. I'm booking the tickets now." Clays nerves we're driving him up the wall, and he almost threw up because of it.

He clicked a ticket, and went to pack his stuff.

George sighed.

'Clay is ALWAYS getting himself into one situation or another. I don't think i can live like this anymore, i need to break up with him.' He thought.

"George.. the ticket says it's one way, and COVID says i won't be able to fly back for months. This was the only ticket available, which means i can't see you." Dream sighed.

"I don't want this anymore, Clay. I don't want us."

Clay felt so terrible, he fainted for about two seconds then drifted back to reality.

"Look, i need to take care of my mom. I'm sorry!" Clay was mad. Why couldn't George just understand?

He listened as his feet tapped on the concrete, and his fingers tapped the Uber app on his phone.

The cold concrete felt nice on his shoes, it was a relief to his stress, he thought.

He hopped into the uber then out. it was honestly one of the quickest uber's he'd ever had.

As he got on the plane, he pulled out his phone looking through old texts from years ago. All this time, he thought George was being too hard on him, but was it the opposite? He brought bad luck everywhere.

He blinked back his tears. Maybe they both were being selfish.