Gay Summer {undergoing editing}

Chapter 1

this story is innocent Nash for those of you reading this book who didn't know .

"We're here Hamilton, grab your bags," my father barked a command at me. I struggled with my door as I was in such a rush to get out. If I didn't listen to one thing he said, I get a spanking, and they hurt really bad.

I finally managed to open the door, closing the door softly, careful so it doesn't break. My mom pops the trunk as I meet her behind the car, and I take my three bags of luggage out one by one. "Thank you, f-for packing my luggage," I wasn't thankful, but I must say thank you for everything.

She just ignored my statement, and lead me into the old brick building. When we had reached the door, I pressed the button to ring us into the building. An older lady who stood at about 5'4 greeted us at the door with a smile. "Hello, welcome to your new home for the Summer. The building may be old but it's very nice inside," her voice was cracky, but she seemed very polite.

"Thank you ma'am," I replied and she sent me a smile, revealing a gap in between her two front pearly white teeth.

"You two must be the parents, Elizabeth and Chad. How are you two? I'll call someone down here to show Nash around so he can adjust to some of the kids who are also going through this gayness. Must be a new trend for all these kids," she said laughing. I didn't know what to do so I stayed put, in the main lobby listening to her go on and on about the heterosexual community. And how if gay people are around straight people more it makes them want to be with the opposite gender.

I may not understand much about myself sexuality or any thing sexual related at all. But I know that is incorrect, but I also knew better than to say she was wrong. Because as someone who's younger, my say is irrelevant.

"Oh. Here's the young man who will show Nash around. Nash Grier this is Cameron Dallas, Cameron meet Nash Grier. Our new friend who will soon be joining the hetero-group, and be leaving the homo-group. Isn't that great?" She clapped her hands together and Cameron looked at her with a blank face. Is eyes made their way to mine and he winked at me. I could feel the heat rise to my cheeks as I looked at him. He was a god, his body, his teeth, his skin, his tattoos. I wanted all of that, but the tattoos my father would never allow.

"Is Cameron a heterosexual now?" Chad spoke up, standing from his seat. And before the lady could speak, Cameron spoke.

"The sexual preference that I have, has nothing to do with you, Chad, was it? How about you shove my dick down your throat and I'll ask you the same. I will take Nash now Edith, he'll share the same room as me," and before I could utter my goodbyes to my shocked parents. I was out of sight.

We walked slowly down the hall, I kept my mouth shut, but I could hide the small blush that rose every time I caught him looking. And he wasn't trying to hide it at all. His olive skin fit him so nicely, and I couldn't help myself but to feel a little insecure.

"That was really cool...what you said to my dad," it was beyond shocking how he spoke to my dad. I've never been able to find my voice and even counter-back an argument with my dad, and he managed to do what I thought could never be done.

He just looked at me for a second before returning his attention to leading me to our now shared room. He pushed open the already cracked door and I was astounded with how large, and spacious the room was. I was expecting dark rooms, and maybe even wood beds with no springs.

For people who are trying to change gays, they're doing it in ways I wouldn't expect. I placed my bags down in the corner of the room, and Cameron placed my suitcase where I had placed my bags.

"There's only one bed, so we're sharing. No point in arguing against it," he averted his eyes to mine and I nodded. "You're quiet." I entwined my hands and looked around the room.

"I'm shy," I shrugged my shoulders and he nodded. I took another look around the room still not able to believe I would be staying in basically a mansion for the rest of the summer.

"You're parents are probably still here. Might wanna say your goodbyes, they don't come back for a while," he walked out of the room, and I quickly followed behind him. What did he mean they don't come back for a while? Before I could ask him he made a quick turn into another room and I was stuck trying to find my way back to the lobby to say goodbye to my parents.

But did I want to say goodbye? Did they even want to say goodbye?

definitely glad I'm changing this story around and making it a lot better . there was definitely a large amount of errors in the book .

many people actually liked this book and I could not say the same . it was great knowing most of you liked the old chapters .

but i think you guys just might like the updated chapters a little more . so comment what you think .

id love to hear what you think about the new and improved gay summer !

**allofcash