LaughShack: Pure Love

Chapter 1

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Daniel 

"Ngh!..." Matt moaned as he finished off inside me. My breathing was very labored and my chest was heaving heavily along with my breaths. Matt continued to roam his hands around my body, kissing me passionately as he came down from his high.

"That was amazing, babe," he panted. I felt a slight sting on my bottom as he slowly pulled out, highly emphasizing the pain after making love to your boyfriend. I held my eyes shut tight, trying to bear it. Once he was out, he turn sideways to my right and plumped down on the bed. He wrapped his arms around me and pulled me closer to him. "I love you, Dan," he whispered in my ear. I felt shivers flow through my body at his raspy voice.

"I love you too, Matt," I breathed, my eyes slowly closing as sleep tried to take over me.

Matt Johnson was my loving boyfriend. We've been together for two years now, ever since the beginning of junior year. In just a couple of days we'd be graduating and moving out of the house to go to college.

Fortunately, for Matt and me, we both got in to the same college. We also found an apartment for rent that we could share while we're away from home.

Our parents haven't been so accepting of our sexual preferences. We were both virgins to relationships (both gay and straight) when we got together. Yes, that meant that before we found each other, we've never been in a relationship.

It's funny and so cliche how we became official though. Matt was new to the city and it was his first day at school. Before he move here, he was still straight and I was the hopelessly in love in-the-closet gay boy. He was well received in the school and made friends very quickly, while I was the loner outcast.

Matt was nice enough to notice my loneliness and tried to befriend me. No matter how much I avoided him, he stuck to me like glue, bugging me to become his friend. I didn't want to because I knew I would only ruin his chances of making even more friends.

I didn't even know why other people never tried to make friends with me. They talked to me for the most part, but after that, they would all just ignore me and follow along with their own clique. I wasn't even fortunate enough to be welcome in one, but I was becoming very accustomed to being my own social group.

Just me and my mind.

But then Matt came in the picture and the peace I once had in my life had vanished. It started off with little waves and 'hellos' as he walked by. Then, it turned to sitting at my own lunch table for a few minutes just to say hello and ask how my day had been. It only lasted for about a week though because I called him out after.

"Why do you keep coming over to my table?" I asked him, looking down at my intwined fingers resting on the lunch table. "Don't you know that I'm the loner of the school? Nobody wants to talk to me," I reasoned. This made him pull his head up and scanned the whole cafeteria.