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Matt sat in the driver's seat while Seamus buckled Aidan in the back. When Seamus was done, he leaned against Matt's window, resting his elbows on the car. "You got everything?"
"If I don't, I know where to find it."
Seamus leaned in and kissed Matt. The grip on Matt's hair was rough but the kiss was soft and Matt's eyes fluttered even after Seamus pulled away.
"You'll call me when you get there?"
"Yes," Matt smiled. "I'll probably even call you on the road."
"Using the Bluetooth--"
"Using the Bluetooth," Matt reiterated, rolling his eyes.
Matt reversed out of the driveway and waved goodbye. He glanced in the rearview mirror a few times until Seamus was out of sight. Then he glanced at Aidan.
He had to do a double take. He swore Aidan was glaring at him through that little mirror Seamus set up.
Maybe Seamus was right, maybe Aidan did know they were leaving.
"It's just for two months," he told himself more than he told Aidan.
- COMMENTS
Anonymousover 1 year agoAlso sm1982,
Around that age, folks tend to want to be independent. Sure, he got a great life right now but it's difficult to not have thoughts that one feels too pampered from it, as if they can't do anything without the one giving them all the help. Then, Matt has to deal with his insecurity and his dense nature too, so a short term of separation can work just fine for both him and Seamus.
Anonymousover 1 year agoSm1982,
Might just be Matt thinking it's the best solution to sort things out, especially on how Seamus did so much for him yet Matt hasn't done anything on the same scale to make them equal. Regardless if this is right or wrong doesn't matter, since this tends to be an intrusive thought similar to how some of us tend to self-deprecate ourselves. At least both of them knew that communication needs to be done a bit earlier to avoid something like this in the near future.
Anon 1 year ago,
Are you the same one hating on Matt for being immature for a 21-year-old? I think you left your brain somewhere or you just don't have one. The one talking about being exclusive is Matt, he's the one offering the idea to Seamus in the first place. How in the world did you come up that he will cheat? Really need some common sense there, pal.
Besides, that communication issue is addressed. Matt admitted he should have addressed it earlier, so what's the problem there? They are learning from their mistakes, while you are acting like an annoying parental figure that wants perfection from the get go.
sm1982over 2 years agoDon’t know why Matt would opt to go to his dad’s for the summer when he’s going into his senior year, has a job and a place to live with his boyfriend. His father is literally an hour away, he could go for weekends/few days during the week IF he misses dad but hell, he’s going to miss Seamus a lot and realize it wasn’t necessary for him to be back at his dad’s for the entire summer.
Anonymousabout 3 years agoReally love this story! Can't wait for the next parts 'till the happy ending (I hope for)
