Blue Velvet

When Patrick Holt’s ex-boyfriend Clay Teal asks him to serve as the best man in his wedding to the man he left Patrick for, Patrick initially balks at the request. Even though he and Clay have been on fairly good terms since their breakup, Patrick is still bitter about the way Clay dumped him. But after Patrick’s new boyfriend convinces him that being a part of Clay’s wedding would help to resolve the years of “issues” between the two men, Patrick reluctantly agrees. In the weeks leading up to the big day, Patrick discovers he’s having a very hard time dealing with Clay’s upcoming nuptials. He also finds himself thinking more about his failed relationship with Clay and the events that led to their breakup. And, at the center of it all, was one lovely blue velvet jacket. Will the same problems follow him into his new relationship?

Kim Davis · LGBT+

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Chapter 8

But lately I’d been wondering what would happen if I just didn’t show up. What if I just gave Clay a big “fuck you” and went to see a movie or something instead of going to his wedding? He’d be hurt and angry and probably never speak to me again.

No, knowing Clay, he’d come to my house and confront me if I was a no-show. We’d fight and probably come to blows over the whole thing. We’d never fought physically while we were together, thank God, but we’d certainly come close, so I knew it was a possibility. And Clay would kick my ass, too. I was pretty sure of that. Even though I beat him by a few inches in height, he knew how to fight. Growing up in the South with two older brothers, he’d learned how to defend himself. As an only child growing up in suburban Chicago, I had not.

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