[Explicit content] Two competitive rivals take a game a little bit too far, both boys claim to be straight, but will a game of gay chicken prove them wrong. The rules are simple: Act gay Whoever chickens out first is the loser. Who will the winner be? And what will it cost? ~ TW for this story: Mentions of Abuse and Trauma Abuse Depression and tendencies ~ Please vote and comment on this story! <3 #1 in Fruity #1 in Jock

Ajax and Gael have been in a fierce rivalry since the 6th grade. Gael asked a girl out that Ajax liked, and they fought in front of her, only to both get rejected. The incident marks as a start, because ever since, they were sworn enemies. But now they're seniors, and something changed about that rivalry. Some fights get a little too hot- I mean heated, glances linger for too long, eye contact feels different... You call it. But they would both dive into a toilet rather than admit which direction the change was heading, though. IF they were both sober. But go to the one place where being sober is not an option: frat parties. Those stinking houses, stuffed with people stuffed with alcohol. Because with frat parties come stupid games like '7 Minutes in Heaven.' You know what I mean.

Austin Dashwood Academy is a necessary evil. I learned that early on. If I play their game and learn my role, when graduation comes around, I'll be set for life. Exceeding all the dreams a guy like me ever had-even if that means living a life that goes against everything I am. But then Garrett Close enrolls at Dashwood and I can't stop thinking about him. Wanting him. Watching him ... And hating him for being the one person who can ruin everything. Garrett I don't know what it is about Austin du Pont but he acts like king of the academy. Too good for the rest of us and not ready to spare me a second glance. Not that I should be worrying about a pretty boy with dead eyes. Dashwood is my ticket to a degree from an internationally-revered college. To the kind of high profile life my parents never got to lead. So why can't I stop thinking about Austin? And why does he keep popping up in the most random places? All I know is the closer Austin and I get, the more I start to doubt Dashwood Academy is the simple college it pretends to be.