^ How about you shoot my entire science class aswel. Then we have a deal. I moved places today and was made to sit between Tom and his mate who both hit me and skit me and stuff. In the end I got to move and the whole science class started making fun of me asking why was I special and could they move and stuff. Worst science lesson of my full life.

-gets guns ready-
Bleh, I'll post one now and the other after my dinner. :D
Part 7:
'Mikey! Calm d...' he stopped and looked at me.
'Gerard, stop standing there like a gork and help Frank get cleaned up.' He didn't argue.
He simply placed his arm where Mikey's was and started walking with me to the bathroom. I needed
something to say but the words jumbled in my head. I was going to mess this up again, I knew it. I could feel
the tears swell in my eyes.
'Im sorry' he whispered, suprising me.
Think of something smart to say Frank.
But you're not smart Frank. You're an idiot.
'It's okay' I replied.
Nice going Frank, dumbass.
'I'm such an idiot. It's not like someone like you could ever be...'
Don't be a coward all your life and tell him.
'I'm' I spoke.
This was it.
As if this would ever work.
I hated that voice. It had been in my head since auntie had died. I wanted it to just go away.
'gay' we seemed to whisper at the same time. He looked releaved.
'I've never told anyone that' I murmered, a tear sliding down my face.
Liar.
He stopped. His delicate fingers slowly touched my cheek wiping away the tear from my face.
'But your not just anyone' I spoke whilst his cold fingertips still rested on my cheek.
'Let's get you cleaned up' he said. Not the reaction I was hoping for but I could see the hint of happiness in
his eyes.
He put his arm back around me and led me into the bathroom I heard the door shut behind him and turned
around to see what he was doing. His eye's glistened in the light, it was the first time I'd ever got a look
properly into his eyes.
'What?' he questioned.
'I just realised how amazing your, er, nothing' I replied as his hands stroked the taps twisting so that water
poured out filling the sink.
He just giggled. That laugh drove me wild but I kept my hands firmly by my sides. I wasn't going to ruin this.
You know you'll ruin it, you always do.
He soaked the cloth in the soapy water and rinsed it out again and slowly. He started walking to where I was
stood and his body got closer to mine. His jeans brushed against my own but he didn't seem to notice.
He gently smoothed my face with the cloth removing the blood from my face and put it back into the soapy
water. The blood seeped from the cloth turning the water pink.
He just laughed again.
'What are you laughing at? Does it look that bad?' I questioned. My heart sunk. Why did he always see me
when I looked so bad?
You always look bad, Frankie boy.
'No, I was just thinking about how much cleaner you look' he said walking closer to me again.
'Too bad I have to ruin it' he whispered.
'Wha' I began to question confused but was stopped. His lips touched mine as he pushed me against the
tiled wall. I could feel the passion in his kiss and I tried to show it back. My arms reached behind him and
my fingertips reached the rim of his jeans.
'Gerard? Everything okay?' we heard Mikey shout hearing footsteps growing louder and closer. I moved my
head away from Gerard, I could tell in his eyes he was dissappointed but he understood.
He stepped away back to the sink just in time. Mikey flung the door open.
'Frank, want me to walk with you back to your house so you don't bump into that Tom again?' he questioned
me, his face full of joy. I wondered why he was so happy.
'Sorry Mikes. I told Frank he could watch 'The Nightmare before Christmas' and I'd walk with him home later'
Gerard answered for me before I even had chance to think of a reply.
'Okay, well, I'm going back to Lila's for the night. So I'll see you tomorrow. Kays?' his eyes were stuff full of
joy.
I didn't want to know what they were going to do.
'Fine by me' Gerard replied.
'Sure your going to be okay?' Mikey asked again. Gerard nodded then screamed 'just go!'.
Mikey took the hint and bounded back down the stairs. We heard the door quietly close behind them.
The house fell silent.