Tangled Affairs

ey's

ry together. The day started on a pleasant n

e atmosphere. Holy. That simple act of his still gives me butterflies

, grinning and l

ery comfortable and also one you can call c

filled with lots of pillows that p

David always claims it helps his day when he wakes up in a 'positive e

ndows, casting a golden glow over everything. It

e in bed, which I could tell had required a lot of e

yes crinkled at the corner

whispered, his eyes shone bright

d all over again with love for this man who had been my grea

iversary would be one for th

hool and we started off as foes. I remembered the first time he walked u

ed that one would think he was crazy,

same place he was, but he seemed to be in

said as my eyes

seconds later, as if just re

g...I love eve

taken that as my cue to shut up, but

ople who express themselves t

n his tracks, making m

r pardon?"

he way you look

ould you still mind leading the wa

ore, but then again I realized I shouldn't have said anything, especially about his choice of clothes, as he might

g, he asked me to show him

he said, lo

to look for the people I had come to meet. I loc

saw that David was

at are y

'm not fol

Ok

to the same place, as we were together in the sa

p anonymously and agreed to meet at the university's student union buildin

he same group af

ely," he replied,

cuse

r intrusive thoughts. Great! Just what our gro

quiet. It was then that I realized that the rest of the g

he group and took a seat. David was reluctant to sit at first

arted discussing our topic. Everything was going smoothly excep

ut deep down I wanted to give h

analysis and looking over, the group leader discovered that David's own topic was very broad, so he decided to merge

t can't work that

nitely not,"

work together, seeing how close

lose!" We sai

We have different schedules, and meeting up t

ur differences aside and make this work. The next time we ar

o we all got to work. The group met together once in a w

ostly led to arguments and disagreements that

ding', but I wouldn't want to put it that way because I s

group met again to make prope

y great to work with all of you. Aubrey and David, y'

not," I sm

vid and me began to close up. It didn't really start off great, as we picked on

d relied on one another for support in some

just suddenly rang my phone around one a.m.

aid as I answ

ine. Not total silence though; it sounded li

," I re

He sounded so b

Wh

could make any sense of. I tried to ask him

ng, but he wouldn't pick up. I started to get wo

that he wanted to check out a new club, 'T

im. The bartender answered and told me he was there,

left my dorm. I made my way to the club, it was about twenty minutes' walk, but tha

nd engaging the uninterested looking b

vid so profusely that I could bet he wanted to sma

We're probably the same age, but he needed so

y just blinked, but I was too occupied

cognize me and was just giggling and smiling l

nk we've become really close enough to know that initial

couldn't figure it out. I had no option but to take him to

eavily on me, and I struggled a lot to take hi

down, I chugged down a whole bottle of

pt on saying all sorts of things, and he started

having no one to care for him, he said he

nd sob, but it suddenly escalated, and he lite

her room would soon come knocking if he continued this, and

ted to hit him on his back, but I missed and hit his head. His head

s, realizing that I