CHELSEA
*new post*
Hey guys, it's your fabulous/awesome/ass eating/rainbow pooping/favorite person in the whole world. Me!!! I'm sorry you're not seeing a video of me right now because I'm #lookingfabulous. It's the opening of the new Summer getaway luxury hotel which Andrew Waters (who is my father) and his partner Harry Doe built together by the open seaside of Thorne. And like you've all probably seen on the news and every media channel that exists, there would be a masquerade ball going on there tonight. And guess who just got his liposuction. LARRY BARRY!! I know, y'all thought it'd be me but I'm as thin as whatever the definition of thin could ever be, so no liposuction for me fellas, thank you.
I know y'all wanna see how beautifully done up I am but it's a secret till tonight fans so turn on that device, get popcorn if you wanna and make sure to stick to your devices at 8:00 clock cause you're gonna see me live at the event and make sure to keep some napkins beside you cause there's gonna be a lot of drooling.
And there's gonna be alot of #Chelsea WatersandKevinBrycegettingitup #Chelkensmooching #wipeyourspitfrom yourmouthcauseweareboyfriends
It's gonna be great and I can't wait to see y'all comments after.
#lotsofkisses #ilovemyfansandtheyloveme #ChelseaWatersisamazing #loveislove #ChelseaxKevin
XoXo
"And posted " He said aloud. He grinned at the sudden beep beep of his phone as the comments flooded in.
He grinned harder as his phone suddenly began to ring.
"Hey Jody Joe, how's it going?"
"Did you seriously have to call yourself an ass eater and a rainbow pooper? It's obscene"
"Oh come on Jody, most of my viewers are 18+ rated and the not 18+ rated ones have probably seen much worse anyways. And being gay is legal in the US now"
"That word is offensive to the other gays out there in the world Chelsea, not every gay guy is a rainbow pooper like you and some of them don't even like ass. You've gotta think before you post"
Chelsea rolled his eyes. "I know you're not calling me to defend the feelings of 'the gay people out there in the world Jody. What's the problem?"
"There's no problem unless you decide to cause one. Your father called me."
"Hey, that's not fair" He groaned "You work for me, remember?"
"No, I work to keep you out of trouble. Your father pays me."
"Yeah yeah, whatever. No need to be a sadist."
"That's not my concern right now. I've been instructed to caution you to not make a mess."
"When you say caution you mean warn. My father's threatening me. That's usually his MO."
"Just don't do anything stupid Chelsea. Your father growled this time."
"Ooh, was it growly or growlingly?"
Annoyance laced the words she spoke next.
"Don't do anything that'll put your father's reputation on the line." And the call was disconnected.
Pssh. He patted his soft, flopped over hair. He'd spent six hours with his hair stylist to perfect the look he wanted and three more with his facial specialist. His father wasn't the only person that wanted tonight's event to be perfect. It was going to be the very first event he and Kevin would be seen together as an official couple. He could hardly wait. All the days of hyperventilating and constant worry that something would go wrong was all for nought after a therapeutic session with his manicurist yesterday, it was less crisis foreboding for him now. Thank God for Patricia, he'd nearly consulted a supposed witch who'd help him abolish every threat that dared ruin everything for him. It'd just been his insecurities and level of expectancy riling him up and all for nothing. Everything would be just fine. Perfect even, his life was perfect and nothing would change that for him.
It was all about positive thinking, yeah, that'd been what Patricia had droned in him after working out a hideous small bump on his pinkie finger. He still didn't remember when or how he got that bump. He must really have been out of it the past few days.
Danger alarm rang out from his phone and he shut his eyes after seeing the name of his caller on his screen. He opened them, swiped connect and put it on loud speaker.
A cheery voice rang out. "Hello my dear sweet boy"
"Hello Mother"
"How's it going with you today? You must be excited about tonight. You haven't stopped talking about how you and Ken are going to be officially seen together tonight"
"I haven't spoken to you in months Mother"
"Oh, don't be like that dear. We've both been busy"
" You're scuba diving in Cambodia Mother. " He gritted his teeth.
"But I'm lonely here."
"A picture was uploaded last week of you coming back from an orgy."
"They didn't even let the cum dry on my face first."
"You could've washed your face before leaving the orgy-dom"
"It made me feel dirty and you know how I love dirt."
Urgh, he wished the call was over before it even began.
"I'm glad that you're having fun. You called because...?"
A pause. "Your father called me."
"Wait, is it season nine of Grey's Anatomy here because I'm starting to feel like a disaster. Why did he call you?"
"He also called Mary."
He reached for his comfort stuffy and hugged it close to him.
"And John." He squished it tighter. Not his Uncle John too. He wouldn't be surprised if his phone rang again after he's ended his mother's.
"I won't do anything stupid."
She was quiet again. He waited.
"You're sure?"
"Yes, I'm sure Mother."
"You know I was once married to your father and believe me when I say he's the most difficult person I've ever known. And I know a lot of people."
"I know that."
"Okay, I called to just make sure. He also growled."
"Ugh, why is my life like this?" He almost screamed.
"Don't know Sweetheart, you've got to figure that out yourself. Bye."
The line ended.
He could feel his positivity draining out of him like blood from a gun shot wound. It was devastating to know that nobody had any faith in him. He'd done a few unwise actions in his life. More like a lot, but still, he wasn't a major fuck up. He had a thriving fan base and he didn't even have to depend on his trust fund for his little needs. He was on his own two feet so that counted for something.
Although, it didn't matter what people thought of him. He wouldn't mess up for sure because tonight's stakes were a lot more higher for him.
ARC He felt an itch on his back. He didn't bother reaching to scratch it since he also felt sore on that same area. So he ignored it as he continued his way home. He also ignored the looks he received as he passed a street. Normally he'd take the longer route of alleyways but he was nearly late for a gig Miss Sarah had set him up with. He still needed to take a quick, cold shower since the water heater at home had broken down years ago and he knew his landlord would kick him out if he dared utter a word about it. It was the cheapest house in town and his landlord was a forty something, always as high as a kite and had no family member visits. He tried putting more weight on his left leg to help ease the ache that was starting to worry his right. He needed to hurry too. The income from the gig would help with a month's groceries. Two months if they wanted to be stingy. Miss Sarah, the very nice old lady who lived in a lovely bungalow next t
CHELSEA Glamour was one way to describe the ball. Daintiness was another. The chandelier glittered seductively overhead, long tables with white linens were filled with hors d'oeuvre in small ceramic plates. And then, other tables had, of course, caviar, and was that roasted duck? Chicken? Foie gras, oysters, truffles, the typical highlight of rich people's exquisite tastes. Large windows overlooked a very beautiful garden and a large surreal pool that glowed a bluish hue in the dark. It was simply entrancing. To think his father had pulled all of it together, with help of course, it was amazing. The debacle going on in the wide, expansive hall was nearly humorous, the elegance of the guests was intimidating, an array of timeless classiness and bold colours and he'd somehow decided to be himself, meanwhile going against the societal dress code and went all out in his; purple tux, a matching hot pink mask and bowtie, and suede boots. H
ORC She was here, the counterfeit gold big ear loops she always wore were rusted and her skin tight jeans were dirty. The expression she wore on her face was forlorn and distant, her dark hair done in a rough ponytail and she wasn't wearing her flip flops. She was barefoot. "Momma?" She didn't answer, almost as if she couldn't hear him. She stood by his bedside, her sharp blue eyes boring into him but it appeared she wasn't really seeing him. "Momma." She shook her head and got up, walking slowly towards the door. He tried to get up but he couldn't. It was like he was tied down, couldn't breathe. He needed air. "Momma wait." She didn't turn back. In the blink of an eye, she was no longer there. He jolted up from the dream. He gasped and breathe heavily, trying to take in air as sweat dripped down his face. His eyes shifted around his surroundings as he did so. Sunlight drifted in the open window, a
CHELSEA *new post* Hi. So last night happened which was unexpected. Wish everything would feel better already.#kevincheated #chelseabrokenheartemojis #upheaval #harrywatersballnightcrash #amhurt The comments started to come in. lolligurl ×are you okay Chelsea?× foreignbibee ×Kevin deserves to burn in hell× nofaker101 ×you both looked so good together (crying emoji times three)× gaylord ×WE LOOVVEEE YOU CHELSEA× screamingbanshee ×ugh, last night was so dramatic× Chelsea smiled as he read the encouragements and threats against Kevin. He would have to do a live video really soon, with fake tears dripping down his face and tissue boxes surrounding him. He'd sniff and cry and bring snot out if his nose, then after a few weeks, he'd post pictures and videos showing that he's moved on and is on a path of self discovery. He would've done it now but he wasn't in the mood to be vulnerable. He neede
ARC The weather was a scorching promise that left Arc a sweaty mess. He knew his face and neck was red all over. His skin was beginning to feel tight, which was very painful since he had to stretch his muscles to shovel pig shit. He hasn't been under the sun for more than an hour and he felt hot underneath his skin already. He puffed out a breath, trying to rail in the pain. He still had chores to do that required being exposed to the sun so he'd have to deal with it. His leg was a numb mess,making it more difficult to work and Bill didn't like lazy. The pigs had done a great job of leaving mucks of smelly feces everywhere last night and it was his job to clean it all out. They all ignored him as they sun bathed in muds, clearly trying to soak up in the wetness that contrasted the heat. The pigs were neutral with him, showing no favor or outright dislike for him. They all squeal excitedly when Sarge feeds them and most of th
CHELSEA Chelsea sliced a knife into a lime. He squeezed the cut fruit into a glass that was already almost half filled with sour citric liquid. The anger and embarrassment that filled him was a turmoil of feelings he didn't want to feel. How dare the fecal, scar faced pig worker treat him that way? Anger burned through him, more from shame. He'd pushed him in pigs' feces, disgusting animals as they were. He took another lime from the bowl beside him and sliced into that one too. Chelsea had never been treated that way in his entire life. He'd just wanted to help him and he'd been pushed away. Into shit. He wanted to scream. It was like the universe was trying to show him what his situation was currently like. Shitty. And she'd used an ugly slipshod to foretell it. Ugh. Who did he even think he was? He felt the pain before he realised he'd cut himself. He swore before cleaning it with the dish towel next to the bowl. He felt so st
ARC Arc decided to take a trip to the drug store. His limp was getting much worse and he needed his 'special sunscreen'. It annoyed him to go but it was a basic necessity if he wanted to survive while shoveling pig shit. It was a Sunday, the sun was a bit friendlier and Penelope wasn't around to see him in a bad mood when he got back because he always ended up getting riled the few times he went to town. Penelope mostly did the groceries shopping but he didn't want her to see him as a coward. Or a deformed weakling. He hopped out the door and locked it, not that they had anything valuable that was worth stealing, they didn't even own a Tv. He hid the key under the flower pot that was one of the few things his Momma had left him. The aloe Vera plant was a thriving nuisance that persisted with little water and lack of care. He'd never considered throwing it away, no matter how much he hated seeing it mocking him at his doorstep. He ran his
CHELSEA "I think I'm lost Lily." "No you're not, your GPS is clearly pointing to the right direction." "I thought digitalization should not be trusted." "Humans are not to be trusted Chelsea, eyes on the road." "Wish you were right here with me, it would be less scary. Why am I even doing this now? Why couldn't I wait till tomorrow?" "Um, you panicked and defiantly said you were going for it immediately. I tried convincing you to confront him the next day, at noon, but you insisted you had to do it tonight so you wouldn't chicken out." "Ugh, still wished you were here." He gripped the steering wheel as he looked ahead. "It's so dark. I damn well hate this town Lily, it's so eerie." "You haven't been here for nearly four days so you shouldn't judge it yet. I heard tourists stream in every year with it's picturesque environ." "Well there's nothing picturesque about being on the road at night, in a
ChelseaChelsea hadn't even had a full day to settle into his expansive mansion before the chaos began. An interview with Horbes, the notorious critic, had been scheduled for that very afternoon, and Chelsea's assigned team had been buzzing around him, prepping him for the grueling questioning that was sure to come.His phone had been blowing up with notifications from old acquaintances, all of whom seemed to have miraculously remembered his existence now that he was back in the spotlight. They were all clamoring for his attention, asking about endorsement deals and collaborations, and Chelsea hadn't had the time or energy to respond to any of them. It was ironic, really - these were the same people who had ignored him when his fans had turned on him, and now they were crawling out of the woodwork to ride his coattails.Despite the whirlwind of activity surrounding him, Chelsea couldn't shake the feeling of emptiness that had been growing inside him. He missed Tho
ArcA sharp knock at the door jolted Arc awake. His instincts kicked in, and he felt a twinge in his neck as he rose from the couch. Grogginess clouded his senses, a lingering reminder of the restless night he'd spent. The knock sounded again, louder and more insistent than before. Arc rubbed his forehead, trying to shake off the haze. His heart skipped a beat as he approached the door, a spark of expectation flickering to life. Could it be...? He slowly turned the handle and opened the door, but his hopes were quickly dashed. Instead of the familiar blonde hair and brown eyes he'd been longing to see, he was faced with a completely unexpected visitor.She stood short, her dark skin a striking contrast to her crisp, white blouse. Her expression was stern, her eyes narrowed slightly behind a pair of sleek, black glasses.Arc's eyes widened as he struggled to recall her name, but her face was unmistakable - she was the woman who had witnessed him and Chelsea sign
Arc The words echoed in his mind like a haunting mantra: "We don't match at all, in any way. He was never important." The phrases cut deep, stirring up emotions he thought he'd long buried. Arc was never important, he reminded himself, the pain of that realization stinging like an open wound. Just as the turmoil within him reached a boiling point, the sky unleashed its fury. A gust of wind swept in, followed by a scattering of raindrops that quickly intensified into a relentless downpour. The rain lashed down, merciless and unforgiving, mirroring the anguish that ravaged Arc's heart. In no time, he was soaked to the bone, the deluge a fitting accompaniment to his turmoil. Memories came flooding back, transporting Arc to the night Chelsea had appeared on his doorstep, drenched and distraught. The rain had pounded against the roof, a cacophony of sound that had mirrored the turmoil within Arc. They had surrendered to their desires, their bodies merging as the storm raged on
ChelseaChelsea's resentment towards his parents began when he was just six years old. Their presence in his life was always a source of discomfort. Despite their wealth, they barely had time for him, yet they would splurge thousands of dollars on extravagant parties and events.One particular memory stood out in Chelsea's mind. His mother had organized a fundraiser for an orphanage, but only after being dared by a friend. The event had been more of a lavish spectacle, where the wealthy elite could flaunt their assets in a bidding war. Nevertheless, the fundraiser had raised nearly half a million dollars, and the children had left with beaming smiles after their singing performance, likely dreaming of new clothes, shoes, and warm meals. Chelsea had yearned to join them, captivated by the joy radiating from their faces. It was probably the only genuinely good thing his mother had ever done, however unintentionally.At 12 years old, Chelsea's anger and resentment had boile
ArcAs the group left, Arc moved to sit on the blanket, his eyes scanning the beautifully arranged picnic scene. The attention to detail was impressive, with delicate sandwiches, colorful fruit, and an assortment of sweet treats laid out on a vibrant blanket. The whole setup was a testament to the group's thoughtfulness and effort.As the minutes ticked by, anticipation and nervousness swirled inside Arc like a restless storm. He waited patiently, his eyes scanning the horizon for any sign of Chelsea's arrival. The warm sun beat down on him, casting a golden glow over the deserted beach. The sound of the waves gently lapping at the shore created a soothing melody that seemed to stretch out the minutes into an eternity.Arc checked his watch for what felt like the hundredth time, the slow movement of the hands a stark reminder that time was passing, yet Chelsea was nowhere to be seen. He fidgeted with the hem of his pants, his fingers drumming out a staccato beat on the fabric.As the h
ArcArc raised an eyebrow, skeptical about his supposed transformation, but he couldn't ignore the look of wonder in Penelope's eyes. Her gaze sparkled with excitement, and her smile was infectious.Penelope checked her phone, her eyes scanning the screen before she looked up at Arc. "Sarah's already here. Let's go," she said, her voice bubbling with enthusiasm.They stepped outside into the bright sunlight, and Arc's eyes landed on Sarah's beaten, red car parked by the curb. The vibrant color seemed to match Sarah's lively personality, and Arc couldn't help but smile.As they slid into the car, Penelope claiming the passenger seat, Arc's mind began to wander. Sarah and Penelope chatted back and forth, their conversation flowing easily, but Arc was barely paying attention. His thoughts had already drifted to Chelsea, and he found himself wondering what she would say when he saw him. Would he be surprised? Would he be impressed?As the car glided through the streets, Arc's
Arc"The wheel of time is really running," Sarah said, her voice tinged with a hint of wistfulness. "It hasn't even been two months since Arc fell head over heels in love."Penelope chuckled, and Arc shot her an accusing glance. "You told them?" he asked, his voice laced with indignation.Gertrude, her silver hair styled in a neat bun, smiled knowingly. "No, dear, she did not. It was quite obvious to our aging eyes, however."Arc looked away, his face warming with embarrassment. "It really is obvious?" he muttered.Doris, her eyes twinkling with kindness, patted his hand. "Yes, dear. But don't worry, we've got you covered."Ethel, her voice gruff, complained, "I don't even know why y'all called me here."Doris shot her a stern glance. "Shut it, Ethel. You said you wanted coffee."Ethel scowled. "With a shot of alcohol, but you brought me to a sissy place."Just then, a thin, teenage boy with wild pink hair appeared at their side, a notepad and pen at the ready. "Hi, w
ArcArc felt a sense of déjà vu as he basked in the warm sunlight streaming through the window. Familiar arms seemed to wrap around him, and gentle fingers caressed his skin, tracing the contours of his scars without hesitation. A smile threatened to break free as he turned to face the owner of those arms.Chelsea's sweet smile greeted him, radiating an otherworldly glow. Arc's heart skipped a beat as he gazed at Chelsea's luminous face. His heart pounded furiously in his chest, and he reached out to touch Chelsea's face, his fingers yearning for contact.But reality came crashing down as Arc's eyes snapped open, and he found himself staring at his empty ceiling. The familiar arms were gone, and his own arms felt eerily empty. Panic set in as he scrambled to sit up, his gaze frantically scanning the room.The bed beside him was vacant, and a wave of desperation washed over him. Grogginess clouded his mind, but as he sat up and took stock of his surroundings, his
Chelsea Chelsea's eyes widened in surprise. "What?" he asked, confusion etched on his face.Arc turned to Chelsea, unsureness clouding his eyes. "Do you want to be with Kai?" he asked, his voice laced with a hint of vulnerability.Chelsea's brow furrowed. "Why would you ask that?" he asked, his voice cautious.He wondered what could've possibly given Arc that assumption.Arc's eyes flashed with a mix of emotions. "Cause you're attracted to him, and he couldn't take his damn eyes off you," he said, annoyance lacing his voice.Chelsea's voice was soft and gentle as he moved closer to Arc. "No, no, why would I want to be with Kai?" he asked, his eyes filled with sincerity.He took Arc's hands in his, his touch warm and comforting. "I have you," Chelsea whispered, his voice filled with emotion.It was true Kai was exactly his type but that was before...Arc's eyes dropped, his voice barely above a whisper. "Well, he's attractive, and I'm not."Chelsea's grip on Arc'