Hello and welcome to another Weekend Writing Warriors post!
Thank you to everyone who came to visit me last weekend! I'm still recovering from my concert high.
Set-up: In last week's snippet, Tayrym was on the verge of confessing his secret to Gwenodyn. Here's what comes next. Enjoy!
“Oh, I get it.” She nudged him, a weird smile plastered on her face. “Is there one you think is cute?”
His insides seemed to disappear, leaving him empty, hollow. She knew? How? “Uh....”
She rubbed his back. “I’ve known for over a Galactic year. It’s why I stopped insisting we were going to get married someday.”
His insides seemed to disappear, leaving him empty, hollow. She knew? How? “Uh....”
She rubbed his back. “I’ve known for over a Galactic year. It’s why I stopped insisting we were going to get married someday.”
Tayrym has dreamed of becoming a Galactic Defender since meeting the infamous Bryce when he was just a boy. Now an adult and awaiting the day cycle he is set to leave for training, Tayrym learns his long-time crush shares his affections. Now he's unsure whether he wants to leave, which dream matters more to him.
With the threat of being sent away for his sexuality haunting him, Guri kept his feelings for his former classmate to himself. Even with a new progressive ruler on Hemera, he still hides his attraction to the young man. But when he catches the other shadowing him, Guri decides to take a chance. The only problem is, the man of his desire is leaving the planet soon. Possibly forever.
With obstacle after obstacle in their path, will Tayrym and Guri ever have a chance to be happy together? Or are they destined to fulfill their dreams light years apart?
COMING SOON!
This is the group I went to see last Sunday. The same ones who spoke at the UN and performed on Good Morning America. Yes, their music is in Korean, but it truly does transcend languages. See if you can find the literary references in this video. (They include so many literary references in their music and in their music videos.) Many also say this song and video are a tribute to the youth who died in the Sewol Ferry disaster in 2014. Bogoshipda means I miss you.
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