Is This Just a One Time Thing?
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  • Reads 100
  • Votes 2
  • Parts 1
  • Time 16m
Ongoing, First published Feb 21, 2016
Mature
"Dude, we should like... fuck or something."

John laughed, not taking the suggestion seriously. "Dude, shut up!" he says. He was grinning, but Dave just stared at him through his sunglasses and soon John's smile faded, raising an eyebrow. "Wait, you're serious?" he asks in disbelief. Dave gave a single nod. John sighed.

"Dave, I'm not gay," he says seriously.
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Dave somehow convinced John to try having sex with him. It was good sex, but John isn't sure he'd do it again. But then at some point, they did. And it started to become a regular thing. But then, Dave notices that John isn't really looking him in the eye anymore. He doesn't know what he did or how to fix it, but what he does know is that he doesn't want to lose his best friend over casual sex. 

(( explicit chapters ahead, gay sex; beware ))
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