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Trouble In Paradise

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“Are you two seriously dating now?” Landon asks, leaning closer, his tone a mix of disbelief and curiosity. My smoothie cup sits empty in front of me, courtesy of him.

“Yeah,” I say, trying to sound casual. “He asked me to be his boyfriend.”

“Holy shit,” they whisper in unison, their eyes wide with surprise.

“I can’t believe this,” Nat says, shaking her head. “So you’re Fox Wilder’s boyfriend now? Wow. I didn’t even know he was gay.”

“He’s not,” I reply simply.

“Well, nobody gives a shit,”
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  • Kiss Me In The Dark   Forever Starts Here

    Epilogue It’s Christmas Eve, and the living room glows with the warmth of soft fairy lights wrapped around the tree. The scent of pine lingers in the air, mingling with the faint aroma of cookies from earlier in the day. Lila pours herself a glass of wine, while my mom sits with a steaming mug of cocoa. The room feels alive, even in its quiet moments, filled with the soft hum of conversation and the occasional jingle of bells as someone adjusts a decoration. Fox sits across from me, his usual confidence replaced by something more tender, almost nervous. He’s holding a small black box in his hands, fingers drumming lightly against the lid. I glance at him curiously, but he doesn’t meet my gaze right away. “Cameron,” he says, his voice steady but softer than usual. My mom stops mid-sip, her eyes darting to us, while Lila freezes with her wine glass halfway to her lips. The room suddenly feels smaller, like everything and everyone is focused on us. “What’s going on?” I ask, h

  • Kiss Me In The Dark   The Start Of Something New

    The hospital corridor feels endless, the fluorescent lights casting a harsh glare on the white tiles. Each step toward my father’s room feels heavier than the last, like wading through quicksand. My palms are clammy, and I can hear my own breathing, shallow and uneven. I stop outside his room, staring at the closed door. This is it—the moment I’ve dreaded for months. My heart pounds in my chest, and for a fleeting second, I think about walking away. But I can’t. I push the door open. Inside, the room is quiet except for the faint beep of the heart monitor and the hum of machines. My mother sits by his bedside, her face pale and tear-streaked. She looks up as I step inside, and her expression softens. “Cam,” she whispers, standing and wrapping her arms around me. Her embrace is warm but trembling. I glance past her at my father. He looks smaller and frailer, his skin pale and sallow. His once-commanding presence is now a shadow of itself. “You came,” he says, his voice we

  • Kiss Me In The Dark   Cheers and Tears

    The campus buzzes with excitement. Families crowd together around their graduates, snapping photos and sharing laughter. The energy in the air is electric, but as I walk toward the main ceremony, my mind is somewhere else. On my dad. I smooth the fabric of my gown, trying to calm the knot tightening in my chest. Today feels surreal for so many reasons. It’s not just the graduation itself—it’s knowing my dad is here, despite everything. After years of tension, he showed up. Fox walks beside me, his hand brushing against mine as if reminding me he’s there. He’s been my rock through it all, even flying back from Seattle, cutting his med school rotation short, just to be here. “You okay?” Fox asks, his voice soft as he leans in. “Yeah,” I say, managing a small smile. “It just feels… overwhelming, you know?” “It should,” he says with a grin. “You’re officially smarter than all of us now, Counselor Brooke-to-be.” I laugh, even as a wave of nerves washes over me. “Not quite a cou

  • Kiss Me In The Dark   New Beginning

    I stuff another slice of pepperoni pizza into my mouth as Landon drones on about school. He’s complaining about how hard senior year is, but my mind is somewhere else entirely. It’s been over a month since Fox left for med school in Seattle, and I swear I’ve never felt lonelier. Sure, we FaceTime every night, and he talks me to sleep when the silence in the apartment gets too loud. But it’s not the same. I miss him—his laugh, his presence, the way he makes everything feel okay. “Are you even paying attention?” Landon asks, snapping me back to reality. I sigh, putting the slice down. “Sorry. I’ve just been…” “Thinking about Fox,” he finishes for me. “We know. You miss him, but that doesn’t mean you have to zone out every time we hang out.” It’s not like I haven’t tried to snap out of it. I’ve tried everything. But it feels like I left a part of myself with him in Seattle. The apartment feels empty, hollow even. My friends stop by to keep me company—sometimes Landon stays the ni

  • Kiss Me In The Dark   A Temporary Goodbye

    “You’re going to be fine, right?” Fox asks as I help him adjust his shirt. He’s leaving for med school today in Seattle, and I already feel like I’m falling apart. He’s still standing right in front of me, but the ache of missing him is already here, gnawing at my chest. I want to tell him to stay, to skip med school, and just stay here with me, but that would be selfish. Fox has supported me through everything these past two years—it’s his turn to chase his dream. Yeah, two years. Sometimes I wake up in the middle of the night and watch him sleep, wondering how we’ve made it this far. It hasn’t been easy, especially for him. The stares, the whispers, the murmurs that followed us everywhere. But over time, things changed. The homophobia lessened. People got used to seeing us together. Lexi didn’t stick around to see it, though. Her parents, surprisingly progressive, were horrified when they found out what she’d done to try to break us up. They shipped her off to school abroad. B

  • Kiss Me In The Dark   A Fragile Truce

    Dinner is quiet. Fox and I sit across from his parents at the long dining table, the tension so thick it feels like a plate might fly across the room at any moment. Fox looks like he’s barely holding himself back from snapping at his father, and honestly, I wouldn’t blame him. “I should just get this off my chest,” Mr. Wilder says, breaking the silence as he sets his fork down. His voice is measured but heavy. “The tension in here is so thick, I feel like some people are already suffocating,” Fox mutters under his breath. I elbow him in the ribs, and he grunts softly. Mr. Wilder ignores the comment and looks directly at us. “I’m not promising anything, but… I’ll try to accept whatever this is between you two.” His words are deliberate, as if each one takes a great deal of effort to say. “It’s obvious you’re serious about each other. I never saw this coming. Honestly, I thought you were just roommates. But now… well, it’s clear I can’t stop it. Fox never listens to anyone, so t

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