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Eddward Vincent's Short Story: When Will This Madness End?
Chapter one "C'mere dork. Gimme one kiss..." Full, luscious lips lean in and... BEEP BEEP BEEP. The raven haired boy rolls over and slams his hand on an alarm clock, silencing it. Not again... Sighing he looks down, embarrassingly, at his hardened member just underneath the covers. "When will this madness end?" Eddward Vincent climbs out of bed, tears burning behind his eyes. He has been dreaming about the same red headed boy for three months now. How will he ever tell his dear friend, Kevin, he has begun to have romantic feelings towards him? Stepping into the shower he turns it to cold. It is the only way he knows to deal with his erection cleanly. He sighs heavily allowing the cold water trickles down his back, sending
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