Eden Belmany

Hello my dear friends, I need your help this time. It's not for me, it's for my little brother Erick. If you can't donate, could you please share it and tag your friends?

Before the pandemic, my little brother (he's actually my brother-in-law but I always saw him as my own brother) he went to The US and just 4 days before he returned he had an awful car accident. His parents and siblings (my girlfriend included) traveled immediately as he almost couldn't make it. They got stuck there because of the quarantine, but they are staying with an uncle.

Erick won't be the same, he hadn't woken up since the accident and we aren't sure if he's going to. When he arrives back he's going to need special care probably for the rest of his life. His parents don't have many savings as they are spending them right now, so any help is welcome. The bills from the surgery, transport and special care are high already, and we don't know what other things he might need.

Please, if you can't donate, please share it. Thank you in advance.

a/n based on the domestic kisses prompt requested by three people @oldkingyounggod, @peoniesandsmiles, and an anon. i hope i did it justice.

word count: 1333

warnings: none this is literally the fluffiest thing you’ll ever read

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“You two act like a married couple,” Blue had said matter-of-factly. Ronan, like the adult that he is, had stuck out his tongue at her while Adam’s back was still turned to them.

“Real mature,” Blue had mumbled and that’s when Adam returned with the iced-tea, so that was the end of it.

Later, when Adam was snoozing in the crook of his arm, Ronan was wondering what had prompted Blue to say that. He and Adam had been together for a while, counting up to one year in autumn, but Ronan had never seen them as a married couple, still too wrapped up in each other to conform to what society usually portrays marriage as, something boring and too comfortable.

He suddenly wondered if that was how Adam saw their relationship too, as unexciting. They were napping on the comfortable couch at the Barns on a Friday evening instead of going out and doing what normal young adults were doing. But Ronan was never one for mindless clubbing, he’d rather get drunk somewhere comfortable and alone. And now with Adam here, he didn’t feel the need to mingle with other people, not when they were still running on borrowed time.

Ronan wished long-distance relationships were easier but it was well worth it to keep Adam in his life. However, it did become quite repetitive; the talking over face-time at designated hours and falling asleep on the phone just to feel closer to the other. Ronan didn’t mind it, anything to keep talking to Adam, to keep him close.

What if Adam found it too predictable, though.

What if Adam found him too predictable.

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