It was a Monday morning and Brian drove Liam to school as usual. On getting to school, immediately Liam stepped out of the car, he spotted Jasmine rushing towards him. "Hey, Liam," she held onto him as she got infront of him. "Are you okay?" "Hey, hey," Liam pulled away. "Of course I'm okay. What's up? Why do you look so worried?" She exhaled, taking few steps backwards. She ran her hand through her hair, leaving it disheveled. Her face screamed worry as she looked at Liam. "Jasmine?" She exhaled again. "I guess you've not seen it."   "Seen it? What?" "Don't freak out, okay?" she placed her hand on Liam's shoulders.  Liam was beginning to be worried. "Fine." "It's about you and Steve," she began. "You both...I don't even know if it's a real picture or not but there's a picture of you two

It was recess and Liam and Jasmine were stuck on what to eat. "I think I'll just go with a Coke," Liam said after staring at the menu for an unusual amount of time. "I don't think I'm that hungry." "Two burgers and two cokes then," Jasmine made up her mind. "Two burgers?" "Yeah, me and you," she replied. "You're not starving on my watch." They walked into the main interior of the cafeteria stylishly looking around for an empty seat. Their usual seat wasn't taken so they just walked over to it. It was just the two of them. Nick was still nowhere to be found and Steve was sitting with friends. After texting Steve when he got home as promised the previous day, they talked for a while about random things and ended the texts normally. Liam took a huge bite out of his burger and immediately spotted Nick walking into the caf

Liam was stuck. Looking at himself in the mirror for the hundredth time, he was in a white sweatshirt with imprints and dark blue jeans. His hair was washed and styled and he was ready to go. However, he had no idea how he was going to get there. His mum wasn't back from work yet so there was no way Brian could pick him and Steve was playing so there was no way he'd leave his team just to come pick up one of the numerous people that'd be watching. He suddenly remembered Nick. He had no idea if he was also going to be at the match but Liam strongly doubted it. Just like he asked, he was giving him space. The space he needed to get over him, he hoped. Thus, he was stuck. He headed downstairs, thinking of how to get to school. He could take the bus but he didn't even know where to or how the whole bus system worked. Knowing he would probably end up not going if he couldn't find a wa

Six eyes turned in Steve's direction. He swallowed, holding on to Liam's hand tighter as he anticipated their comments. "Boyfriend?" Oliver spoke first, surprised. "Woah, i-" "Don't act so surprised dad," Steve faced his dad.  "I'm not," he dropped his cutlery. "I mean, I am but not too surprised. I was expecting it. I could tell.  I'm just surprised that it happened already like it feels so soon." "You're gay?" Grace said, her eyes on Steve. Her faced screamed disgust as he looked at Steve then Oliver. "Oliver, your son is gay?" "No, he's not," Oliver laughed. "I mean I don't think so. I mean he has dated girls before so no he's not really gay." "So it's just a phase then?" she asked Oliver. He wasn't expecting the question as he remained silent. "Okay, it might be just a phase but still are you going to tolerate it?" "Excuse m

Liam gulped.   Walking towards him with a backpack around his shoulder and head hung low was Steve.  Liam looked around him hoping to find someone he could run towards but found none. It was still morning and he only had a few minutes to his first class.   Liam had texted him earlier in the morning telling him to go to school without him. Steve had asked him for a reason to which he replied to saying he had to go somewhere with his mum first before coming to school. They were all lies though- Liam wasn't ready to face him yet after realizing his feelings.   Their eyes finally met and he knew he could no longer avoid him. With lips curving into a smile, he walked towards Steve.   "Hey," Steve said when they were infront of each other.   "Hey."   "How are you?" Steve asked him. "I texted you throughout yesterday and you didn't reply any of them. Even when