Adorably Silly (ENDED)

Lockers

Tin's POV

Yesterday was a great day. But today ... I'm sitting in my chair and I just think that a few hours ago I had Cantaloupe here, with me, so close ... For now I am satisfied ... They knocked on the door.

— Tin, open the door!

It was Tul and he didn't sound happy. He just came from seeing his lover or whatever, what could I have done to upset him? I reluctantly opened the door.

— What kind of friend did you bring yesterday? —He didn't yell but  ... did he look worried?

—Huh? What are you talking about?

He can't find out about Can ... He can't.

— Nong Phu told me that yesterday he was with one of the employees and then "we saw a movie with Uncle Tin and his friend" —he paused. I did not speak— so far so good. I asked him why he was with an employee when there was more people in the house.

He looked at me penetratingly, something is up. 

—Nong Phu said that you were playing a pillow fight with your friend and that's why you weren't with him. —Tul knew something happened—. Don't you think the best thing for you, is to leave this house?

I was stunned, what? I try not to get affected by anything he says but this ... It doesn't make sense.

— If you want to be happy, move out.

And he left, just like that. Leaving me with ten thousand questions and without understanding absolutely anything.

His behavior didn't make sense, but his words ... It's true: if I moved, I could do whatever I wanted with Can. Maybe it's a good idea.

Can's POV

Yesterday I had a hard time falling asleep, I just repeated my kisses with Tin over and over again. I remembered the images that Ley had on his computer and my brain mixed those images but changed his faces for mine and Tin's. Especially that image of two guys without shirts, kissing passionately, one on top of the other and with their hands connected. My body felt all kinds of things ... So much so that even champion, down there, woke up.

Tin's POV

A few days have passed since I saw Can. He really practices a lot with the team. So I made a longer way to my car and went through the court. It was night now, I had no hope of seeing him; but I was lucky. He was going out.

 —Can! —I called it.

—Tin—, he was surprised.

As I approached, I kissed him on the cheek. He was surprised but didn't say anything to me.

— Do you want me to take you home?

He considered it.

— Yeah, please. —He smile with a cute and childish smile.

I started to walk, but he was still in his place. I stopped and looked at him. He began to go around in a circle.

—Can?

— My stuff! I left them in the locker. —I sighed.

— Okay, let's go find them.

— I still know the way, you know? —He defended himself like a small child.

— You sure? —I joked.

— Ai Tin! —I laughed.

Upon entering I saw that there were lights on, obviously, but I did not see anyone.