Unrequited love - 4
Decided to publish this early! This is my first attempt at writing a story. Please do not hesitate to send me an email with any of your thoughts/comments. I hope you guys enjoy it. The story will be wrapped up in 10 chapters. More to come!
This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, businesses, places, events and incidents are either the products of the author's imagination or used in a fictitious manner. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events is purely coincidental.
Chapter 4 - Wednesday
Ever since their night together, David had gone missing. Ace went about his days as if nothing had happened. It was as if he had erased the whole incident from his mind. Not once did he think of David, and what he had done to him. Ace remained the top student of his class, consistently scoring A's on every exam. He had also begun dating Avia, one of his closest friends.
As time went by, however, David's teachers and peers became more concerned. David did not attend class week after week. He missed many exams and homework, and was starting to flunk out.
It was only after a month that David did not show up to class, that Ace began to feel remorse. He began to wonder what had happened to the dark horse.
In truth, David had awoken something in Ace that he did not know existed before. But Ace was afraid of where this road might go. He was overwhelmed and not ready for the ride.
"How could my body betray me at David's touch? And...what happens now?"
He thought to himself.
Ace had always been the ideal. Never faulting. Always flawless. David had the power to unravel him, and he could not afford to fall apart.
David had become a recluse. His depression finally taking a hold of him as it had done before. He had began to lose weight and spent his days in bed. The scars from Ace's pounding had already healed, but David's heart had not.
He had come to care for Ace. And he fantasized about him often.
He dreamt of ravishing him and consuming his beauty. He wanted to turn Ace out from his perfect image, to his own personal sex slave. He wanted to ruin him. He dreamt of his hard dick pulsating inside Ace's tight ass, until Ace came with pleasure. David wanted every part of Ace. He needed him wrapped up in his arms and next to him in bed. He was high off of the idea of Ace, while also unclear of the reality.
It was a Wednesday morning when David's roommate, Ian, knocked on his bedroom door. Ian was the hot headed type. He was a drill sergeant of a roommate, often whipping everyone into shape and making sure the apartment was clean and tidy.
"Hey man, your school called the house again..," Ian spoke cautiously.
"Your mom is calling a lot too. No one has been able to reach you from your cell and I don't want to have to keep lying to them that you're fine."
Ian took a deep breath and then kept speaking.
"Maybe you should talk to someone David. It's clear that something's wrong."
At this moment, David pulled the sheets over his head to mask his tears.
"Is everything okay man?"
All David could do was cry.
Ian walked over and got into bed with David. He didn't say anything at all. He got into the covers and wrapped his arms around David as he wept.
David was so lost inside himself that he did not notice that his family had also entered the room. His professors Will and Ali were there too, as well as a few other students.
An hour went by until David stopped crying.
"I'll take it from her Ian," his mom spoke with a shaky voice. "We've dealt with this before. In fact you guys can all leave the room."
David stayed frozen under his sheets.
"Hey- I asked for everyone to leave the room," she spoke again with irritation.
"With all due respect David's mom, I think I should stay. David and I need to talk. I think I've made a terrible mistake."
David peered out from under the sheets slowly and looked up with embarrassment at Ace. Ace then looked down to protect himself from David's spell. David was looking at both his mom and the blonde haired beauty when he spoke for the first time in days.
"Close the door.
We need to talk."