#m:jaymes

Jaymes: some random weirdo keeps sending me weird internet memes, save me.

jaymes: boat life is my new life jaymes: i could get used to this jaymes: never coming home now

Jaymes sighed, his front door shutting behind him - feet kicking forward the mail that had settled on the door mat. It had been a couple of days since he had actually been home. Having been away for the last couple of days for a fight. He knew his house would have been well looked after. People would have been in and out all the time. “Anyone here?” He called out, after spying an unknown pair of shoes settled by the coat hanger. “Mom?” He called out, knowing the woman had been over tidying the place while he was away, “That you? You get new shoes?” He asked, licking his lip as he walked further down the hallway.

jaymes: I think I look better the closer to me you get jaymes: how sexy is this selfie? jaymes: v sexy right

Jaymes smirked to himself as he looked at his last snapchat from Daniel. He didn’t know when their relationship turned into something this serious, but he wasn’t going to complain about it. He really did like the other boy - he could no longer deny it and pretend this was all just a bit of fun for himself. He pocketed his phone and made his way to the mirror he had hung in his hallway - he had to look his best for the other, right? Brushing his fingers through his hair, he tried to style the locks before the door knocked, fixing his shirt on the way to tug the door open - biting his lip at the sight of the other. “You get everything we wanted, babe?”

jaymes: when you hit the gym and look fab jaymes: this hairband is great jaymes: anyway, you coming by later?

“That was most definitely the best night I’ve had in a long time.” Jaymes hummed, stumbling slightly over his feet as he entered his house, making sure he was being followed to the couch. He took a seat and patted the space beside him. “C’mon..”

“Hands off me, man!” Jaymes grumbled, tugging his arm away from the guard who was tossing him out the club. “Not cool man, nothing even happened! It wasn’t me!” He huffed, turning away from the door, “You see that? That was unfair right?” He asked, looking at the only other person outside with him.