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"A Surprise Blind Date"
A Short Story
Dustin, Adam, and James had always been a trio. Dustin and James were gay, and both of them knew about each other. In fact, they fooled around some. However, they were never able to have anything romantic between them. During a dare on Dustin's birthday party, he finds himself having a crush on Adam who was dancing his clothes off for them. Dustin asks James to set up a blind date for Adam and him, but he didn't know that James also has something up his sleeve.
"The Conscience"
A Short Story
Ron made a hard decision, and is having a little trouble living with it. He confides in Eric.
I felt something hit my shin under the table. "Are you going to tell me about it?"
"I saw my sister this morning."
Eric looked like he had been hit and run over by a truck. "I thought you'd never..."
"Fixing a Broken Heart"
A complete story with 12 chapters
Fate sometimes deals with us the hard way. That was what Zacarias Ocampo found out when his best friend, on whom he was madly in love with, came out to him. It would have been good for Zack except that his best friend brought a boyfriend with him. Zack finds his life going down the drain from that day on. He has people he could fall back on, but would he trust them enough? Zack came, he saw, but would he conquer? "We're gay," he said, and then paused looking uncertainly at me. He turned to look at Max and seemed to gather the courage he needs. He continued, "We love each other ... we're boyfriends."
I stood up abruptly from the bed, shocked. How could he do this to me? Right here, in my own bedroom? How could my best friend tell me he's gay and that he loves someone else when I've been doting over him ever since forever? This wasn't some joke, right? "You ... you're boyfriends?" I managed to ask, blinking back the tears that threatened to spill out of my eyes. I sounded scared and ... pathetic. Arvin was staring at me, his eyes wide. He seemed horrified, and I was almost puzzled why. He nodded vigorously, and I knew I just had to get out of here. It won't be long before ... God! I ran out of my room and out of the house. It was all I could think about. Out. Somewhere. A sob I had gallantly fought back before escaped my lips the moment I stepped out of the house.
"Option to Live"
A Short Story
Kaizer was a call boy. He had been one ever since he realized that there was nothing else he could do to earn money and live. He didn't want to beg, and he didn't want to dig in garbages for food. He was kicked out of the only home he knew by the only mother and father he knew when he told them he was gay. One night, he waited for someone to pick him up. It was a "slow" night, and it irritated him because his birthday was coming up and he still didn't have any cash. A black Camry stopped in front of him, and the man promised to pay the price he wanted and much more. The man promised him a new option to live. Would he let his doubts get in the way?
"The Ride Home"
A Short Story
Carl fears his feelings for Matt, and may lose Matt’s friendship.
"Where the Heart Is"
A Short Story
The house hadn’t changed much. It still looked the same as three years ago, at least, from the outside, although now it was adorned with Christmas lights and stuff. I was tempted to just stop my car in the middle of the street and run into the house, but I restrained myself and kept driving. Since there were other cars parked along the street, I had to park a block away from the house where I had spent eighteen years of my life. I felt my heart start to pound inside my chest. It had been a long time since I last saw it. Three years is a long time.
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