Arizona Escape (NAME WILL BE CHANGED I PROMISE) - Nathaniel Krow

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THIS IS A PREVIEW!


 This is the story about Joon and Keegan.

"Hurry up, Keeg!" Says Keegan's mother as he finishes up packing his bags. "Coming!" He zips up his suitcase and hauls it down the stairs, hopping down two steps at a time. He's excited, and he has reason to be. They're finally moving out of the old creaky house they've lived in for most of his childhood, and now he'll be moving to a new school, to start anew. "Hurry up, your father's waiting for us!" He grabs a few extra things off the counter and swipes his phone off the charger, running out the door. 


Joon wasn't so enthusiastic about the plans his friends had.  He only wished he didn't have to go to the fair with them, since all they ever did was find girls to hit on, and get drunk or high. He never really went on the rides, he never had any money or time for himself. They went everywhere together, since they were all basically siblings from different families. He heard the door open and felt someone pull off the blanket he had on him and yank him off the top bunk with a yelp, landing with a thud on the floor. "WHAT WAS THAT FOR?!" His best friend Percy snickered, "Get up, we're gonn' leave in a few." He ruffles Joon's hair and locks the door, turning around and smirking at him as he leans against it. Joon looks up from his phone and sees Percy looking him up and down. "No. You're the only gay guy here." Percy scoffs, "Says the one who's kissed three guys." Joon sputters, hastily putting on a hoodie over his black t-shirt. "Th- That was on missions! That doesn't count! And plus, it's not like you're any better, Mr. Playboy." Percy rolls his eyes. "Damn, you even used the Playboy card. You really must've not slept well, eh?" If looks could kill, Percy would've dropped dead where he stood. "Aight then, finish gettin' dressed, they're a-waitin'."


THIS IS A PREVIEW!

If you want to read what's next, I'll be working on it!

I'll post again soon, sorry I was busy!

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