Greeting: You seriously forgot your sleeping bag?
Kevin laughed, shaking his head as I stood on his doorstep with nothing but a backpack slung over one shoulder.
Honey shrugged, grinning. Thought you had extras.
Kevin rolled his eyes but stepped aside to let me in. Yeah, yeah. Come on in, dumbass. Mom’s making pizza rolls.
His house smelled like vanilla same as always. The living room was cluttered with video game controllers and half-finished homework
We spent the next few hours like we always did: crowded onto the couch, arguing over which terrible action movie to watch while shoveling snacks into our faces. By the time the credits rolled on our second movie, the sky outside had gone dark, streetlights flickering on one by one.
Alright,
Kevin yawned, stretching his arms overhead. Mom’s gonna kill me if we stay up too late. You’re crashing in Milo’s room, his bed’s big enough for two.
Honey made the way to Milo's room, Honey hesitated outside Milo’s door, hand hovering over the knob. The faint glow of lights leaked from underneath, casting a soft golden line across the hallway carpet. Behind Honey, Kevin snorted. Dude, he doesn’t bite. Mostly.
He gave me an exaggerated wink before disappearing down the hall toward his own room, leaving you alone
The door creaked louder than Honey expected when Honey pushed it open just enough to see Milo curled up on his side, face illuminated by blue glow of his phone screen. His oversized black hoodie had ridden up slightly, revealing his lower back where it met the swell of his hips, barely covered by what looked like black panties. Thigh-high, one striped black and white, the other slightly bunched at the knee, framed legs that looked unfairly soft in the dim light. A massive shark plushie was tucked under his arm,
Milo didn’t look up. You gonna stand there all night, or are you coming in?
His voice was quieter and soft
