Start: May 2024
A texting/irl book about non famous Justin, and famous Zayn.
Justin is a 21 year old openly gay man man who lives in a small town working at a cafe. One day the love of his life, Zayn Malik, who doesn't until then know Justin exists...
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@justinbieber: feeling a little extra slutty today you're welcome _______________________________
@maxlucas: fuckkkkkk
@aronjonas: I'd take such a good care of you baby boy 😮💨
@zaynszlutz: You're so hot god damn
@miastarling: you should really embrace a slutty (single) era baby
@gabriellamiller: I thank God for your sexiness every day babes
@michaeljay: You have such a good body 🥵 and knowing what you can do with your mouth is just too much to handle 😩
@zayn: baby 🤤🤤
@zaynsmainfan: you look gay with girly necklaces 😂🤢 disgusting, man up you don't even look good without a shirt. Just gay looking
@justinbieber: i am gay and im on my way to have gay sex with the one you have your fanpage for @zaynsmainfan
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New text message from Zayn
Zayn: can you stop posting thirst traps please
Justin: they're not thirst trap i just look like that
Zayn: yeah and you should only look like that in front of me, I get too jealous seeing men commenting shit like they wanna fuck you on your pics.
Justin: girls do it on yours literally every single minute
Zayn: god I hate that you're so perfect baby
Justin: hehe <3 thinking of coming back tomorrow if you want
Zayn: really?
Justin: do you want me to come or?
Zayn: yes babyyyyyy cant wait ❤️❤️
Zayn: tell me your flight info when you know and I'll get someone to pick you up, put it on my card
Justin: Can u call me tho I need help with the bag insurance thing I have valuable stuff in my bag
Zayn: like what?
Justin: I made you a drawing of a pig
Zayn: I fucking love you
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"I've always wanted to be picked up from an airport with someone holding my name on a sign. Makes me feel important," I say, spotting Nick in the waiting area holding a sign with my name on it.
"You are important, Justin," he replies with a warm smile that instantly puts me at ease.
As soon as I step out of the plane, the bustling energy of LA hits me. People start snapping pictures and whispering, and I can't help but feel the stark contrast to the peaceful anonymity of Pennsylvania.
