neil i really love you
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Todd Anderson sat cross-legged on his bed, flipping through the worn pages of his notebook. Moonlight filtered through the window, casting a soft glow over the room. He glanced up at Neil’s empty desk across the room, where his textbooks and notebooks lay in disarray, cluttering his desk. Opposite Neil’s desk, stood Todd’s, covered in crumpled up balls of paper he ripped out of his notebook.
The soft sounds of his classmates talking in the hallway outside his door interrupted his thoughts. He heard faint mumbles of goodnights, followed by the door opening softly.
“Hey,” Todd said softly, his voice quiet.
“Hey yourself."
or, just domestic fluff of them being in love.
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All Neil knew was that no matter how much Todd didn't want to, he would always be there for him and try to get him involved. He wanted Todd in.
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Todd just started going to Welton and makes some new friends. But what he has with Neil is different than the other friendships. Neither of them are sure what it is yet but it sure is something.
(This is a nice Anderperry story, no pain or sadness, just lil gay boys
I have an unhealthy obsession with this movie
Also this is told from their point of view so they leave some parts out that they wish to forget or that don't have anything to do with the overall story)
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Se despertó una vez más con una sensación de agitación, envuelto en el sueño recurrente de un dormitorio compartido con las mismas palabras resonando en su mente. Había llegado a acostumbrarse a este sueño, conservando en su memoria cada detalle como si fuera una película. Recordaba perfectamente la secuencia, que rozaba casi la pesadilla.
La misma escuela, el mismo salón de clases, los mismos diálogos y el desenlace invariable. Al aproximarse el final del sueño, despertaba de golpe, las últimas palabras resonaban en su mente: "Fue su padre, ¡Su padre lo hizo! ¡Su padre lo mató!"
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“God, I love you.”
Charlie tells himself that the words don’t mean much coming from Knox who says the same words to their neighbor’s dog everytime she licks his legs, and purposely ignores the obvious sincerity in his tone. “Thank you, I needed that laugh.”
“Don’t get sappy on me now, Overstreet.” And almost a beat too late, “I love you, too.”
In which Knox and Charlie struggle to get their shit together while Neil and Todd get married.
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- Part 1 of Poets in Portofino