Colby Brock Centric Oneshots

Abusive

He'd been naive to the cruelty that some people possessed. Never wanting to look at the situation for what it was worth but rather trying to see the good in everything. That was just how he was, how he'd always been. And while that outlook on life had gotten him in many unwanted situations and some concern from his roommates it never stopped him from thinking the way he did.

Although his outlook faltered slightly when his roommates didn't seem to accept his boyfriend. It wasn't that they weren't accepting of his sexuality because truly they'd been more supportive of him than he could ever imagine. He couldn't suppress the pride that ran through him at the thought that he was finally accepted and loved for who he was by his boyfriend and his roommates.

He was in love and truly happy with his life but his roommate's approval meant more than anything to him. It wasn't that they blatantly admitted to not liking his boyfriend because they weren't like that and never just stuck there heads in his business without reason. But they idly expressed their concern, always seemed to linger around whenever his boyfriend was around. He wasn't sure what exactly was going on except for the fact that his roommates didn't like his boyfriend and his boyfriend didn't like them.

It was strange and a completely new concept entirely for him. His roommates tried to alienate him from his boyfriend and tried anything to at least have them around the Trap House if he was to be near his boyfriend. It didn't bother him much at first he merely found himself thinking that they were being overprotective because they weren't used to seeing him with someone.

Relationships had never really been his specialty he'd only ever really been in one relationship and that'd been in high school. Sam was the only one that had even known him at the time. So it wasn't surprising that those who he saw as a family didn't know how to react to something like this. Although it was weird to him that Sam was apart of this considering the blonde had never had an issue with his previous relationship.

Still, he just smiled through it all despite how odd it all was to him. He wasn't used to the attention being on him like this nor was he used to anyone being protective of him. He'd always lived by the thought that he could handle himself. It was like a feud between his roommates and boyfriend was going on yet he was the only one who hadn't been told just what the hell was going on.

The constant illy contained glares sent between the two sides caused tension. The house never went without feeling just how much pressure was put on everyone. And the whole situation made him feel so out of place with guilt and indecisiveness on what to even do. For one these were his roommates that had a problem with someone that he was bringing around and that caused guilt to fester up inside of him.

But on the other hand that was his boyfriend that didn't seem to like being around the Trap House.

It wasn't just a decision that he could immediately because as much as he thought about it he didn't want anyone thinking that he was picking sides. Nor did he want his actions to affect any ties that he'd made with anyone.

But his boyfriend seemed to constantly bring up the situation at hand. Phrasing it differently each time but still managing to ebb it into any conversation they had. It always caused guilt to crash into him in waves and before he even thought of what he was saying he was agreeing to hang out more at his boyfriend's house. The smirk should've been a sign to him that he was making a mistake as well as the cold look that settled in his roommate's faces.

But ignorance was always better to him as he let out a nervous chuckle slightly raking his hands throughout his unkempt chocolate brown hair.

Really he should've heeded his roommate's warnings but the first time he'd been at his boyfriend's house had been nothing short of perfect. They'd cuddled and watched movies and for once he didn't feel as alone as he felt. So he started coming around more as their relationship progressed.