chapter 2- Teenage Dirtbag

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"Speaking of dicks" Tommy says as he sits back with his knees agasint his chest, "Tommy" Davey says in disgut as he sits back in the chair and everyone sits back, "not that, dumb fuck" Tommy responds irietated as he plays with his bracelets, "sorry" Davey responds looking more empatheticly, "what's up bud" Woody asks, one thing to know is woody is bigger then the rest of boys but he's the nicest out of all of them. He's got a very soothing voice, and listens like he's never gonna hear another voice again, "well... my asshole father is gonna, tear this place down" Tommy says as he looks down at his knees, fighting back tears. "Dude, what i love this tree house" Davey dissapointly, says as he sits on the edge of his chair.

"What no he can't i would live up here if i could" Woody says dissapointly as he gets down on the floor, "yeah, well stylistically you couldn't because it's old and-" Davey starts when Farraday cuts him off, "i'm sorry, Tommy, i know this is your safe place when you can't come to any of our places" Farraday says while looking at Tommy who clearly was horribly upset.

Tommy still looking at his knees fighting back tears starts running his nail across his wrist when woody catches him, "hey i know what'll cheer you up" Woody says as he gets up and looks at Davey and Farraday who know what he's going to say, "don't say a hug" Tommy cracks, still while fighting back tears, "we were actually thinking, the bowling alleys, the girls are gonna be there" Woody temptly says, Tommy looks up at them with a slight smile and tears in his eyes.

The boys give a slight smile and Woody leans down to help Tommy up and Tommy takes Woody's hand, while he stands up and the other boys walk downstairs. "I know you said you didn't want to but I'm going to anyone" Woody said to Tommy as he held at his arms, "god Woody, i don't need a hug" Tommy says as he flops his head back and rolls his eyes, while Woody hugs him, anyways and they head out of the tree house.

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