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Hall and Howard come as a pair, do not separate.
Riling him up is the best part of my day.
It’s the one and only time I hit on him, and after a swift rejection I never tried again. Now, I only flirt as a joke.
Plus, I have a rule; don’t shit where you eat. Messing around with my best friend would ruin everything we’ve built. I couldn’t survive without him.
He’s my best friend, the guy I’d follow to the ends of the earth if he asked me to. I want him by my side for a long fucking time, but none of that happens if we ruin this.
Behind his prickly exterior, Luke’s a massive cinnamon roll. He’s the only guy I’ve let behind my walls, allowed to see who I am when I’m not the star soccer captain or the protective older brother.
Everything in my life has been about him since the day we met.
It doesn’t matter what I feel about him. He’s made it expressly clear that we should be focused on soccer, and I can’t help but think he’s right. Love isn’t worth losing our friendship over. Sometimes all love gets you is disappointment and the only person you can trust is yourself.
I still feel his absence like a missing limb.
“And we were. As best friends, like we’ve always been. Let’s just go back to that.” “I don’t think I can.” “What?” Taking a deep breath, I take grab one of his hands resting on the tile. “I like being with you, sweetheart, and I kind of want to keep doing it. Officially, this time.”
We’re more than just teammates or roommates. Sometimes, I think I need him like I need to breathe. Hall and Howard come as a pair, do not separate. And I’ve separated us, all because I didn’t want to see what was in front of my eyes this entire time. I like Spencer Hall more than as a friend.
Without Spencer, it’s like I’m missing half of myself.
I know what it’s like not to have Spencer with me at all times, and it is hell. I want him back in more ways than one.
