ALEXANDERS HOUSE
As the first rays of sunlight filtered through the sheer curtains, Alex stirred awake, feeling the warmth of Elias's body against him.
The night before had been a whirlwind of emotions, culminating in the moment they had both longed for: the confession of their love. Alex smiled softly, looking down at Elias, who was still nestled comfortably on his chest, his breathing slow and steady.
Not wanting to disturb his peaceful slumber, Alex carefully shifted, sliding out from under Elias's arm. He took a moment to admire the way Elias's hair fell across his forehead, the gentle rise and fall of his chest.
It was a sight that filled Alex with warmth and affection. Today was the last day of their school break, and they had promised each other an adventure to remember.
Alex tiptoed to the kitchen, determined to make breakfast for them both. He set about preparing pancakes, the sweet aroma filling the air as he mixed the batter.
He added a hint of vanilla and a sprinkle of cinnamon, hoping to create something special. While the pancakes cooked, he thought about all the possibilities for their day. They could go hiking, visit the local amusement park, or even have a picnic by the lake.
Once the pancakes were ready, Alex plated them up and drizzled maple syrup over the top, adding fresh strawberries for a touch of color.
He glanced back towards the bedroom, hearing the soft rustle of sheets. Elias was beginning to wake up, stretching like a cat and letting out a small yawn.
"Good morning, sleepyhead," Alex said with a grin as he placed the breakfast tray beside Elias on the bed.
Elias blinked sleepily, a smile spreading across his face as he took in the sight of the pancakes. "You didn't have to do all this," he murmured, his voice still thick with sleep.
"I wanted to," Alex replied, feeling a rush of happiness at making Elias smile. "Today's special, remember? It's our last day of freedom before school starts again."
After devouring the delicious pancakes, they sat together, discussing their plans for the day. They decided on a trip to the lake, where they could enjoy the sunshine and each other's company.
With a sense of excitement bubbling between them, they packed a picnic basket filled with sandwiches, snacks, and a blanket.
At the lake, they found a secluded spot under a large tree, the water shimmering in the sunlight. They spread out the blanket and settled down, enjoying the warmth of the day.
They talked and laughed, sharing stories and dreams for the future. The air was filled with the scent of grass and flowers, and the sound of birds chirping added to the idyllic setting.
After their refreshing morning swim at the lake, Elias and Alexander emerged from the water, droplets glistening on their skin under the warm sun.
They took a moment to catch their breath, laughing as they splashed each other playfully. The water had been invigorating, washing away any remnants of sleep and filling them with a sense of freedom.
Once they were dry, they decided to explore the surrounding area, hand in hand. The path leading away from the lake was lined with wildflowers, their vibrant colors swaying gently in the breeze.
Elias picked a few, tucking them behind Alexander's ear, making him blush with a shy smile. They wandered further along the trail, the sounds of nature enveloping them—the chirping of birds, the rustling of leaves, and the distant sound of water flowing over rocks.
As they walked, they stumbled upon a small clearing where the sunlight filtered through the trees, creating a warm, dappled effect on the forest floor.
In the center of the clearing stood a large, smooth rock, perfect for sitting. They decided to take a break, settling down on the rock, their legs dangling over the edge.
Elias leaned back, resting his head on Alexander's shoulder. "This is so peaceful," he said, closing his eyes and soaking in the warmth of the sun.
Alexander wrapped his arm around Elias, pulling him closer. "It really is. I love moments like this, just being with you."
They shared stories of their childhood, reminiscing about their favorite memories and the adventures they had growing up.
Elias laughed as he recounted a time when he had tried to build a treehouse but ended up falling out of the tree instead. Alexander listened intently, enjoying the sound of Elias's laughter and the way his eyes sparkled with joy.
After a while, they decided to head back to their picnic area by the lake. They spread out the blanket again, this time laying back and watching the clouds drift overhead.
They took turns pointing out shapes in the clouds, letting their imaginations run wild. Elias saw a dragon, while Alexander spotted a heart, which made Elias smile even wider.
As the sun began to set, painting the sky in shades of pink and orange, they unpacked their picnic basket.
They shared sandwiches, strawberries, and cookies, feeding each other playfully as they laughed. The atmosphere was filled with warmth and intimacy, and they felt as though they were in their own little world.
After finishing their meal, they lay back on the blanket, their fingers intertwined. Elias turned to Alexander, his expression serious for a moment. "I'm really glad we're together," he said softly. "I feel like I can be myself around you."
Alexander smiled, his heart swelling with affection. "Me too. I've never felt this way about anyone before." They shared a tender kiss, the kind that made the world around them fade away.
As night fell, Elias's mother had come to pick the boys up, they packed up their things and headed back towards the car, the stars beginning to twinkle above them.
They talked about their dreams for the future, making plans for more adventures together. The night air was cool, and they wrapped their arms around each other, feeling the comfort of their connection.
In the car, they played their favorite songs, singing along with laughter and joy. The drive home felt like a continuation of their perfect day, filled with love and the promise of many more moments like this to come.
As they pulled into the driveway, Elias turned to Alexander, his eyes shining. "Today was amazing. Thank you for everything."
Alexander smiled back, knowing that this day would be etched in their memories forever. "Let's make sure we have many more days like this."
ELIAS'S HOUSE
After arriving back at Elias's house, the air buzzed with a mix of anticipation and anxiety. Elias headed to the bathroom first, the sound of the shower starting up echoing in the small hallway.
Alex took a moment to gather his thoughts, leaning against the wall as he listened to the water splashing. The warmth of the steam began to fill the space, creating a cozy atmosphere that made the nerves of the day melt away.
Once Elias finished his shower, he emerged with droplets of water still glistening on his skin, a towel wrapped around his waist.
Alex quickly stepped in, letting the hot water wash over him, feeling the tension of the day dissolve. After a refreshing shower, he changed into his favorite pair of soft sweatpants and a comfortable hoodie, relishing the cozy feel of the fabric against his skin.
As he stepped out of the bathroom, he found Elias sprawled on the couch, already dressed in his own comfy clothes, a slight smile playing on his lips.
They settled into the living room, the soft glow of the lamp casting a warm light around them. The reality of the next day loomed over them—Monday, the first day back at school. They both knew they hadn't come out to their friends about their relationship yet, and the thought weighed heavily on their minds.
After a few moments of silence, Elias broke the ice, suggesting they talk about whether to tell their friends or wait it out.
Alex nodded, feeling the seriousness of the discussion. They began to share their thoughts, weighing the pros and cons of coming out. Elias expressed how much he valued their relationship and didn't want to hide it anymore.
Alex felt the same, sharing his fears about how their friends might react but ultimately agreeing that love should be celebrated, not concealed. After a long discussion filled with laughter, worries, and reassurances, they reached a decision—they would tell their friends.
They didn't want to live in the shadows of their own love story, and the thought of sharing it with their friends filled them with a sense of excitement and relief.
As they prepared for bed, the weight of their decision felt lighter. They knew the next day would bring challenges, but they were ready to face them together, hand in hand, embracing their love openly for the first time.
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hi guys, sorry for not posting sooner i'm posting a few parts today!! if you have watched young hearts lmk if you like it, i love it !
