CHELSEA
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Hey guys, it's your fabulous/awesome/ass eating/rainbow pooping/favorite person in the whole world. Me!!! I'm sorry you're not seeing a video of me right now because I'm #lookingfabulous. It's the opening of the new Summer getaway luxury hotel which Andrew Waters (who is my father) and his partner Harry Doe built together by the open seaside of Thorne. And like you've all probably seen on the news and every media channel that exists, there would be a masquerade ball going on there tonight. And guess who just got his liposuction. LARRY BARRY!! I know, y'all thought it'd be me but I'm as thin as whatever the definition of thin could ever be, so no liposuction for me fellas, thank you.
I know y'all wanna see how beautifully done up I am but it's a secret till tonight fans so turn on that device, get popcorn if you wanna and make sure to stick to your devices at 8:00 clock cause you're gonna see me live at the event and make sure to keep some napkins beside you cause there's gonna be a lot of drooling.
And there's gonna be alot of #Chelsea WatersandKevinBrycegettingitup #Chelkensmooching #wipeyourspitfrom yourmouthcauseweareboyfriends
It's gonna be great and I can't wait to see y'all comments after.
#lotsofkisses #ilovemyfansandtheyloveme #ChelseaWatersisamazing #loveislove #ChelseaxKevin
XoXo
"And posted " He said aloud. He grinned at the sudden beep beep of his phone as the comments flooded in.
He grinned harder as his phone suddenly began to ring.
"Hey Jody Joe, how's it going?"
"Did you seriously have to call yourself an ass eater and a rainbow pooper? It's obscene"
"Oh come on Jody, most of my viewers are 18+ rated and the not 18+ rated ones have probably seen much worse anyways. And being gay is legal in the US now"
"That word is offensive to the other gays out there in the world Chelsea, not every gay guy is a rainbow pooper like you and some of them don't even like ass. You've gotta think before you post"
Chelsea rolled his eyes. "I know you're not calling me to defend the feelings of 'the gay people out there in the world Jody. What's the problem?"
"There's no problem unless you decide to cause one. Your father called me."
"Hey, that's not fair" He groaned "You work for me, remember?"
"No, I work to keep you out of trouble. Your father pays me."
"Yeah yeah, whatever. No need to be a sadist."
"That's not my concern right now. I've been instructed to caution you to not make a mess."
"When you say caution you mean warn. My father's threatening me. That's usually his MO."
"Just don't do anything stupid Chelsea. Your father growled this time."
"Ooh, was it growly or growlingly?"
Annoyance laced the words she spoke next.
"Don't do anything that'll put your father's reputation on the line." And the call was disconnected.
Pssh. He patted his soft, flopped over hair. He'd spent six hours with his hair stylist to perfect the look he wanted and three more with his facial specialist. His father wasn't the only person that wanted tonight's event to be perfect. It was going to be the very first event he and Kevin would be seen together as an official couple. He could hardly wait. All the days of hyperventilating and constant worry that something would go wrong was all for nought after a therapeutic session with his manicurist yesterday, it was less crisis foreboding for him now. Thank God for Patricia, he'd nearly consulted a supposed witch who'd help him abolish every threat that dared ruin everything for him. It'd just been his insecurities and level of expectancy riling him up and all for nothing. Everything would be just fine. Perfect even, his life was perfect and nothing would change that for him.
It was all about positive thinking, yeah, that'd been what Patricia had droned in him after working out a hideous small bump on his pinkie finger. He still didn't remember when or how he got that bump. He must really have been out of it the past few days.
Danger alarm rang out from his phone and he shut his eyes after seeing the name of his caller on his screen. He opened them, swiped connect and put it on loud speaker.
A cheery voice rang out. "Hello my dear sweet boy"
"Hello Mother"
"How's it going with you today? You must be excited about tonight. You haven't stopped talking about how you and Ken are going to be officially seen together tonight"
"I haven't spoken to you in months Mother"
"Oh, don't be like that dear. We've both been busy"
" You're scuba diving in Cambodia Mother. " He gritted his teeth.
"But I'm lonely here."
"A picture was uploaded last week of you coming back from an orgy."
"They didn't even let the cum dry on my face first."
"You could've washed your face before leaving the orgy-dom"
"It made me feel dirty and you know how I love dirt."
Urgh, he wished the call was over before it even began.
"I'm glad that you're having fun. You called because...?"
A pause. "Your father called me."
"Wait, is it season nine of Grey's Anatomy here because I'm starting to feel like a disaster. Why did he call you?"
"He also called Mary."
He reached for his comfort stuffy and hugged it close to him.
"And John." He squished it tighter. Not his Uncle John too. He wouldn't be surprised if his phone rang again after he's ended his mother's.
"I won't do anything stupid."
She was quiet again. He waited.
"You're sure?"
"Yes, I'm sure Mother."
"You know I was once married to your father and believe me when I say he's the most difficult person I've ever known. And I know a lot of people."
"I know that."
"Okay, I called to just make sure. He also growled."
"Ugh, why is my life like this?" He almost screamed.
"Don't know Sweetheart, you've got to figure that out yourself. Bye."
The line ended.
He could feel his positivity draining out of him like blood from a gun shot wound. It was devastating to know that nobody had any faith in him. He'd done a few unwise actions in his life. More like a lot, but still, he wasn't a major fuck up. He had a thriving fan base and he didn't even have to depend on his trust fund for his little needs. He was on his own two feet so that counted for something.
Although, it didn't matter what people thought of him. He wouldn't mess up for sure because tonight's stakes were a lot more higher for him.
Chelsea Five years had passed in the blink of an eye. His relationship with Arc had been a journey, filled with ups and downs. At first, there were Arc's doubts, which lingered despite Chelsea's best efforts to reassure him. Then, Penelope had left for college after , leaving Arc heartbroken. Chelsea remembered the day vividly - Arc's brave face at the airport, followed by tears and stories of their childhood in Chelsea's arms that night.As time went on, Chelsea encouraged Arc to pursue his passions. Arc had always dreamed of being a writer, having penned children's stories in his youth. But those stories had been burned, a painful reminder of his mother's departure. Chelsea's presence in his life had slowly begun to heal those old wounds, and Arc was finally starting to rediscover his love for writing.Arc's dream of pursuing an online English course had been within reach, but the tuition fees had seemed insurmountable. That was when the town had rallied aroun
Arc Arc's grip on Chelsea's hand tightened as they drove down the winding road, the destination unknown to him. Curiosity swirled in his chest, but it was overpowered by a creeping sense of fear. What if this was all just a dream? What if he'd wake up to find Chelsea gone, and he was still trapped in that cold, dark place? The memory of the stone slab and the menacing woman's face lingered, making his heart racing. Fear of being truly alone threatened to overwhelm him. So he held on to Chelsea's hand, his fingers intertwining with Chelsea's as the other hand steadied the wheel. Arc snuck a glance at Chelsea, finding him intently focused on the road ahead, his bottom lip caught between his teeth. There was a sense of determination etched on his face, as if he was on a mission. Arc's curiosity piqued, wondering what could be so important that Chelsea felt compelled to show him. A nagging doubt crept in - could this be some kind of cruel prank, designed to mock him? It was po
ChelseaChelsea stood at the door, his lip caught between his teeth as he hesitated over the plan he and the others had devised. The memory of the pain he'd caused Arc still lingered, and he'd long since accepted the weight of his mistakes. Yet, despite Arc's skeptical gaze and blunt refusal, Chelsea had glimpsed something else - a flicker of hope that had ignited a spark within him.He stared at the aloe vera plant, seeking answers, but its spiky exterior simply faced the open air, unmoving and unresponsive. The fact that it was still very much alive only seemed to mock him, a reminder that even the most resilient things couldn't provide the solace he sought.As dusk approached, the sun cast a warm, golden glow. The others had pressured him to put their plan into action the day Arc left the hospital, but Chelsea had insisted on giving him time to rest. However, he couldn't deny the truth: he'd been afraid to face Arc, to feel the weight of his disappointment, to see the d
ArcArc stepped out of the hospital, and the cool air hit him like a slap in the face. He felt a rush of emotions: relief from escaping the hospital's sterile smell and the suffocating white walls, annoyance at the doctor's presumptions and Chelsea's sudden reappearance.But Chelsea... Arc's mind snagged on the thought of him. He didn't know what he felt about Chelsea. Maybe he knew, but he didn't want to acknowledge the spark of happiness that had flared to life when he saw Chelsea standing in his hospital room. Arc tried to squelch it down, to bury it beneath a layer of anger and hurt.He didn't trust Chelsea. He didn't know why Chelsea was really back, and he wasn't going to let his guard down again. But despite his best efforts, memories came flooding back: the pain, the heartache, the longing. Arc's chest constricted, and his left leg wobbled beneath him. He stumbled, catching himself on a nearby car.As he leaned against the cool metal, Arc felt a wave of fear w
ChelseaArc drifted in and out of consciousness, his mind foggy and his body weak. Chelsea sat beside him, holding his hand and whispering words of encouragement. The doctor came in regularly, checking Arc's vitals and reassuring Chelsea that he was on the mend."He's doing well, considering," the doctor said, smiling kindly at Chelsea. "The fever's broken, and his infection is responding to the antibiotics. He just needs rest and time to recover."Chelsea nodded, feeling a wave of relief wash over him. He glanced at Arc, who was stirring again, his eyes fluttering open.The doctor smiled. "He's going to be okay. And I think having you here is helping him. When he's deep in sleep, he always reaches for you. It's quite remarkable."Chelsea's heart swelled with emotion. He was grateful to be able to be there for Arc, to provide comfort and support during this difficult time.Just then, a commotion erupted outside the hospital room. The band of grandmothers and book club membe
ChelseaChelsea's gaze lingered on Arc's fragile form, stretched out on the hospital bed like a broken doll. The steady beep of the machine was a harsh reminder that Arc's life hung in the balance. Chelsea's mind reeled with regret and self-recrimination. Why had he left him? Why had he abandoned him when he needed them most? The weight of his mistake threatened to crush them.As he stood there, frozen in anguish, the door burst open and Penelope stormed in. Her hazel-brown eyes blazed with fury, and her brown hair was disheveled, as if she'd rushed out of the house without bothering to brush it. Her glasses were knocked askew, sitting crookedly on her nose, and her rumpled clothes suggested she'd thrown them on in a hurry. Beside her, a girl with a worried expression tried to calm her down, placing a restraining hand on Penelope's arm.But Penelope shook her off, her eyes fixed on Chelsea. "What are you doing here?" she demanded, her voice like a whip.Chelsea opened his mouth to spea