Midnight Music

Midnight Music

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He waited every night. Waited minutes, maybe hours, for that faithful time. It never failed him, it was always Midnight, always. He awaited the time that sweet, soothing pattern of sounds filled his ears and entered his mind so it was stuck in his head for the rest of the night and late into the morning on the next day. (hey! let's forget that i was for like, ever, hehe... anyways! i'm trying to get back, so let me try, please? haha)
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Max was very different -- but in a unique way. That much Justin could figure out. He just couldn't figure out what was different about her. There was something about her that drew him closer and he just had to figure that out. But what happened when he found out? Did he discover he was way in over his head? Max tried to stay to himself for the most part. He hated the idea of someone calling him a girl to his face. Just the mere thought sent him in a spiral -- he wanted to take the thing out of his pocket to make him focus on something else. But he didn't. Often. Especially since he noticed the kind-eyed kid in the front of his class noticing him more and more. He didn't know what the boy wanted -- he didn't think it could be good. But what happened when he decided to trust him? Would he regret it? *Rated mature because of the topic -- there will also be self-harm and cussing and other things like that. Read at your own risk. *Story has been edited

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