Tagalog-English BL
- Clayton Marshal only wants to be invisible at Rio Grande University until he graduates, but it seems the faith has other plans for him.
When his name got involved with Fortune Seven, a group of wealthy and famous students in the...
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Clay
The fear of being exposed made my heart race. Nangyari na ang kinatatakutan ko. I agreed to Mr. Lav's plan to avoid being bullied by other students of Rio Grande, but I guessed that's where I would be heading one of these days.
Halos hindi ko malunok ang aking hapunan, nag-iisip ng paraan kung paano ko malulusutan ang aking problema. My head fogged with ideas like leaving Rio Grande City and move to a new town or undergo with surgery to change my face and start anew.
While I was suffering in deep thoughts, someone knocked on my door. Tumayo naman ako upang pagbuksan ang kumakatok. When I opened it, I saw no one. I scanned the hallway, I saw nothing.
My eyes fell on the floor, and I saw a teddy bear there. Kinuha ko naman 'yon, ngunit nang mahawakan ko ito ay mabilis itong sumabog. Red paint splashed on my face. Nakarinig naman ako ng tawanan malapit sa akin.
"Look at him, he look like a fool!" a guy said laughing.
"Bagay lang 'yan sa pekeng tulad niya!" sabi pa ng isang lalaking kasama niya.
"Tama!" saad pa ng isa.
"Mga walang hiya kayo!" sigaw ko.
I threw them the stuff toy and they ran laughing like crazy monkeys. I went back inside my apartment, and when I saw my face with red paint on the mirror, my tears began falling. Hindi pa nila napapatunayan na isa akong peke, ngunit nagsisimula na silang sirain ang buhay ko.
I went to the shower room to wash. As the water streamed down my body, I couldn't help but overthink about my situation. At some point, I kept blaming my self, but on the other side, I felt mad because those bullies were the reason why I agreed to Mr. Lav's plan.
After showering ang putting my clothes, I received a call from River. I loosened a breath and shook my body so he won't notice that something bad happened to me.
"Hello," I spoke when I answered his call.
"How are you?" he asked with a soft voice.
"I'm good. I just ate my dinner," I responded, giving a pretentious lively voice.
"Something wrong?" he asked, and there's a shift in his voice.
"Nothing, I'm good," I answered,
"Tell me the truth," he forced. "Halata sa boses mong may nangyari."
"Wala nga," saad ko at pilit na dinaya ang aking boses.
"You're faking your voice, it's so obvious Clayton!" he spoke, and I could hear his annoyance through my phone.
I sighed and began explaining. "Some students from our school came here and gave me a teddy bear."
