[Adam's stomach twisted, or maybe it was a flutter, like butterflies. He didn't think anyone had ever looked at him the way Ronan was looking at him right now. Had he been looking at him like that before? Had Adam just not realized? He swallowed.
It wasn't just a physical attraction, it was more than that. Ronan wanted a proper relationship. The idea made Adam's cheeks heat again. But could he share him with Kavinsky? He already had been, in a way, hadn't he? He'd been sharing Ronan's time with the other boy, maybe he could share his love, too--if it was love.]
I didn't know you were a romantic, man. [Kavinsky said.
But it was sweet. Ronan was sweet. He wasn't just all sharp edges and hard fists and venom. There was more to him than that. There was more to Kavinsky, too, and he desperately wanted to show Ronan. He didn't want to scare Adam away, either, mostly for Ronan's sake.
Tentatively, Adam moved closer to Ronan, reaching out to gently slide his hand in the other boy's.]
And you're sure you want us both?
[He wasn't doubting Ronan, exactly. It was more like he was doubting himself. What did he have to offer compared to Kavinsky? Not that he thought Kavinsky was better than him, but Adam was...plain and boring where the other boy was loud and wild and handsome.]
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It wasn't just a physical attraction, it was more than that. Ronan wanted a proper relationship. The idea made Adam's cheeks heat again. But could he share him with Kavinsky? He already had been, in a way, hadn't he? He'd been sharing Ronan's time with the other boy, maybe he could share his love, too--if it was love.]
I didn't know you were a romantic, man. [Kavinsky said.
But it was sweet. Ronan was sweet. He wasn't just all sharp edges and hard fists and venom. There was more to him than that. There was more to Kavinsky, too, and he desperately wanted to show Ronan. He didn't want to scare Adam away, either, mostly for Ronan's sake.
Tentatively, Adam moved closer to Ronan, reaching out to gently slide his hand in the other boy's.]
And you're sure you want us both?
[He wasn't doubting Ronan, exactly. It was more like he was doubting himself. What did he have to offer compared to Kavinsky? Not that he thought Kavinsky was better than him, but Adam was...plain and boring where the other boy was loud and wild and handsome.]