Chapter 27

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I was tired from a long day of working and I felt bad for Alfred, he had to hide in my home day in and out to make sure he didn't get caught. From this though I felt like a bit of a rebel, it reminded me of my younger days as a teen with my older brothers. We'd run wild around town and do what ever the bloody hell we wanted to. Of course I did get picked on, being the youngest and all, but it was still happy times.
I don't talk to my family anymore and they never visit, I just assume they're all dead or in jail, makes me not worry so much I guess. All I know is that one of my three brothers moved to Scotland and another to Ireland, I know nothing more.
I get snapped out of my daydream when I feel a light and soft feeling on my neck, "Alfred," I say with my eyes closed and a slight smile on my face, "I told you that you need to keep in hiding, you git."
"Awe I know," he replied with a childish voice against my neck, "but I love you too much, I can't help it but come visit you at work. Plus..." he slowly started moving his hands down my body, "no ones here..." He whispered in my ear, "and I've missed you." I put my hands over his, holding them there, just before they past my belt.
"Not now, Alfred." He continues to try to move his hands, "Alfred, I said not now."
"I'm not going to stop until you say it." He smirks as he speaks.
"Say what?"
"It." He smiled as I sighed in a reply.
"Fine." I take a big breath, "alright... I said not now, baby." I mumbled and blushed lightly.
"Awe I love it." The blue eyed American played with my cheeks like and elderly women.
"Stop it." I told him with a death glare. The blonde man stopped and put his hands up in surrender, "thank you."

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