Gay Band Member One Shots

Kids In The Dark

Can you write something about how Austin and Alan's relationship formed from kids to adults?

Third Person POV

Five Years Old

Two little boys were at the park with their fathers.

It was a cloudy day; one of the boys was dressed in a rain coat with a frog on the hood, and matching rain boots. The other was wearing a simple Power Rangers hoodie and a pair of sketchers.

The fathers were watching their children, and reading the paper at the same time. They would give their kids smiles and waves when they reached the top of the slide, and would chuckle when they tripped in their clumsy state.

One was a short, pale, ginger kid; he was wearing the frog raincoat with the boots. His name was Alan, and he was gripping a stuffed cat while going down the slide.

The other, Austin, was a bit tall for his age and was making airplane noises as he ran around with a action figure of Raven from the Teen Titans cartoons his dad let him watch on Wednesdays.

"Dad! Look!" Alan yelled as he waved at the top of the new slide.

"You look like a giant up there, Als!"

Alan giggled and went down the slide. But at the bottom, the two boys collided.

"Austin!"

"Alan!"

Both fathers yelled their son's names as the papers they were reading fluttered away in the wind.

"Sorry." The taller one, Austin, yelled as he helped the shorter one up.

"I-it okay." He smiled as he rubbed his bruising forehead.

That's around the time both boys left the park, smiling and bruised.

Eight Years Old

The same two boys that were at the park together roughly three years ago were now placed in the same second grade class.

Both had vague memories of running into one another at the park. Austin, the talkative one, sat by Alan and they chatted about cartoons.

At recess, they played airplanes with each other and laughed with one another.

But the weird thing was both of the young ones thought the other was cute.

Alan kept his feelings towards Austin to himself, and Austin flat out told Alan.

"You're cute. Like, like a kitten."

Alan blushed a shade of red and grabbed his lunch box.

"I-you're cute too. Like, um, like a panda."

Both boys giggled and went off to lunch.

11 Years Old

"Hey! Can I have some of your popcorn, Alan?" Austin asked his friend.

Both boys were having a sleep over; it was late, and Austin's dad was asleep in his room downstairs.

Alan scoffed as held his bag of popcorn to his chest.

"No."

Austin pouted and then got a brilliant idea. Well, brilliant for a eleven year old.

Quickly, Austin tackled his friend Alan and held him to the floor.

"Give me some."

"Never!"

Austin began to tickle his friend until he gave in. But Alan didn't give in because he was done being tickled, no, he was giving in because he started to have adult feelings towards his best friend.

Austin felt the same way, but was good at hiding it. The two boys didn't know anything about these adult feelings; not only love, but the sexual attractions to one another.

"Yay!" Austin laughed as he toon a handful of popcorn.

Alan laughed too and they shared the rest of the popcorn.

14 Years Old

"I can't believe you event had your first kisses yet!" Their friend, Brandon, yelled as they packed their things to leave school.

"Shut up. Idiot." Alan mumbled.

The truth was, both boys just haven't had their first kisses cause they didn't know anyone they like. Well, except each other.

But that night, Austin broke the ice.

"Can I try something? But don't be mad."

"Okay." Alan said, setting down his juice box.

Austin moved in and kissed Alan. Neither of the two knew how to kiss, but they did think the feeling of each other's lips was amazing.

They pulled back, and wiped the line of spit from their lips, and giggled at their blushes.

That night, when both boys were laying down for bed, they kissed again and Austin put his arm over Alan's waist.

17 years old

The two boys were dating.

They decided they liked each other after the kiss in eighth grade. Austin was always the first to make the moves.

The kiss, asking Alan on a date, even in their intercourse actions Austin was always the first to make the move.

They were always rather open about their relationship; holding hands in the hall, kissing in front of their friends, and hugging in public.

Both boys almost never fought. A few arguments were thrown into the relationship, but nothing that threatened their relationship.