[Bloom]
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Trone was a gardener whose soul was as deeply rooted in the earth as his plants. He tended to his garden with a reverence bordering on worship, each flower a testament to his patient care. But beyond the beauty he cultivated, there was a yearning, a turbulent desire that bloomed unseen.
Osborn, the local florist, was the object of his adoration. He was a man of ethereal beauty and a gentle spirit whose shop was a riot of color and fragrance and a world Trone longed to inhabit. Their paths crossed often, brief encounters that left Trone breathless and longing for more.
The song "Bloom" by Troye Sivan, a melody that had become a mantra in Trone's heart, reflected his feelings. "I bloom just for you," he would sing softly, his voice carrying on the wind as he tended to his roses. He wanted to sing it for Osborn. It was a silent declaration of love trapped within the confines of his own heart.
"Take a trip into my garden
I've got so much to show ya
The fountains and the waters
Are begging just to know ya."
While pruning a particularly stubborn rose bush one afternoon, Trone saw Osborn walking towards his garden. His heart pounded like a drum. Osborn was wearing an apron, his hands stained with the vibrant hues of his work. He paused at the garden gate, his eyes scanning the colorful expanse.
"Your garden is a masterpiece, Trone," Osborn's voice, as soft as a summer breeze, broke the silence.
Trone's face flushed. "Thank you, Osborn. I'm glad you like it."
A comfortable silence settled between them, a charged intimacy in the air. Trone yearned to reach out, to touch Osborn, but his hands were trembling.
"I have always wanted to ask," Osborn began, his voice hesitant, "how do you manage to get your roses to bloom so perfectly?"
Trone smiled. "It is all about patience and love, I suppose. You have to give them your full attention, your heart."
Osborn nodded, a thoughtful expression on his face, "I see."
Then, just as quickly as it had begun, the moment ended. Osborn turned and walked away, leaving Trone's heart aching and longing.
As Trone lay in bed that night, the song "Bloom" echoed in his mind. He was a gardener, nurturing beauty, but his heart was a barren wasteland without Osborn. He was desperate, willing to do anything to win Osborn's love, even if it meant revealing the depths of his desire.
"And it's true, baby
I've been saving this for you, baby."
The following day, Trone decided to take a risk. He would invite Osborn to his garden for a private viewing. It was a bold move, a gamble, but he was desperate.
When Osborn arrived, Trone's heart was pounding. He had spent the entire morning preparing the garden, creating a magical atmosphere with candles and soft music.
As Osborn stepped into the garden, his eyes widened in astonishment. The place was transformed into a secret world of beauty and enchantment.
"It is breathtaking, Trone," Osborn whispered.
Trone's courage grew. He took Osborn's hand and led him deeper into the garden. The air was thick with the scent of jasmine and roses.
"I created this garden for you, Osborn," Trone confessed, his voice trembling. "Every flower and leaf mirrored my love for you."
Osborn pulled his hand away, his eyes filled with uncertainty. "Trone, I..."
"Please, let me finish," Trone pleaded. "I know this is sudden, and I have never said anything before, but I can not hide my feelings anymore. I love you, Osborn. More than words can say."
A long silence followed. Trone's heart was in his throat.
Finally, Osborn spoke. "Trone, I appreciate your feelings. But I do not see you that way."
The words were like a cold shower, drenching Trone in despair. He had exposed his heart, only to be rejected.
"I understand," Trone managed to say, his voice barely a whisper. "I am sorry."
Osborn looked at him with pity, then turned and walked away.
As Osborn's footsteps faded, Trone collapsed, his world shattered. He had lost everything. His garden now seemed like a mockery of his unrequited love.
"I guess it's something like a fun fair
Put gas into the motor
And boy I'll meet you right there
We'll ride the rollercoaster."
Days turned into weeks, and Trone's despair deepened. He neglected his garden, allowing it to become overgrown and wild. His once vibrant spirit was now a shadow of its former self.
One night, as he sat alone in the darkness, a thought popped up in his mind. Perhaps his problem was that he was too gentle, too passive. Maybe he needed to be bolder, more assertive.
The idea of sex, of physical intimacy with Osborn, had always been a forbidden fruit, a fantasy that he had dared not entertain. But now, in his despair, it seemed like the only option left.
He would offer himself to Osborn, presenting both his body and soul. It was a desperate gamble, but he was willing to risk everything.
The following morning, Trone found Osborn at his shop. His heart was pounding like a drum.
"Osborn," he began, his voice barely audible, "I need to talk to you."
Osborn looked at him with a mixture of surprise and concern. "What is it, Trone?"
Trone took a deep breath. "I know you do not love me, but I can not stop feeling this way about you. I am willing to do anything to be with you, to make you happy. I want to give you something that no one else can."
Osborn's eyes widened in shock. "Trone, I..."
"Please, let me finish," Trone interrupted. "I want to give you my virginity."
The words hung in the air, heavy and charged. Osborn's face was a mask of confusion and disgust.
"Trone, that is not right," Osborn stammered. "You are worth so much more than that."
Trone felt a surge of anger. "So, I'm not good enough for you? Is that it? Is that why you reject me?"
Osborn looked away, unable to meet Trone's gaze.
"Well, I do not care anymore," Trone shouted. His voice echoed through the shop. "I'm going to get what I want, one way or another."
With that, he turned and stormed out of the shop.
"'Cause it's true, baby
I've been saving this for you, baby."
Trone spent the next few weeks in a haze of anger and self-loathing. He had humiliated himself, and for what?
One day, as he wandered the park, he saw a group practicing yoga. Intrigued, he decided to join them.
The physical and mental discipline of yoga helped to calm Trone's mind. He began to see that his obsession with Osborn had consumed him, leaving no room for self-love or self-care.
As he continued practicing yoga, he started to reconnect with his garden. He tended to his plants with renewed passion, finding solace in their growth and beauty.
Slowly but surely, Trone began to heal. He realized that his worth was not determined by whether or not Osborn loved him. He was a strong, capable man with a unique talent.
While working in his garden one day, he heard a familiar voice.
"Your garden looks amazing, Trone," Osborn said.
Trone turned to face him, his heart pounding. Osborn was standing at the garden gate, looking more beautiful than ever.
"Thank you," Trone replied, trying to keep his voice steady.
There was a long silence. Then, Osborn took a step forward.
"I've been thinking about what you said," he began. "I was wrong to reject you. I was scared and did not know how to handle my feelings."
Trone's heart skipped a beat.
"I still do not know what the future holds," Osborn continued, "but I want to spend more time with you. I want to get to know you better."
Trone's world was turned upside down. Could it be that Osborn was finally seeing him for who he was?
While they gazed at one another, a world of endless possibilities unfurled. Once a sign of unrequited love, the garden was now a place of hope and new beginnings.
Trone took Osborn's hand. "Let's start over," he said softly.
And as the sun began to set, casting a golden glow over the garden, they began to write a new chapter in their story, a story of love, growth, and acceptance.
"I need you to
Tell me right before it goes down
Promise me you'll
Hold my hand if I get scared now
Might tell you to
Take a second, baby, slow it down
You should know I, you should know I."
The days that followed were a whirlwind of discovery. Trone and Osborn spent countless hours together, their connection deepening with each passing moment. The garden became their sanctuary, where they could escape the world and be together.
Osborn, it turned out, was a man of surprising depth. Beneath his gentle exterior was a passionate soul, a man who craved connection as intensely as Trone did. They talked for hours, sharing their dreams, fears, and hopes.
As autumn painted the world in hues of gold and crimson, their love blossomed. They held hands as they walked through the park, their fingers intertwined like roots in the earth. They laughed together, sharing inside jokes that only they understood.
One crisp autumn evening, as they sat by the fire, Trone took Osborn's hand. "Remember that song? The one written by Troye Sivan?" he asked softly.
Osborn smiled, "How could I forget?"
Trone's heart raced. "I meant every word of it, Osborn. You make me bloom."
Osborn's eyes softened. "And you make me bloom too, Trone."
There was a tender silence between them. It was a moment filled with unspoken promises. Then, as if drawn by an invisible force, they leaned in and kissed.
It was a kiss that had been a lifetime in the making, a fusion of longing and lust. Both Trone and Osborn could feel the heat of the passionate flame. Their lips moved with a sweet urgency as if they were making up for a lost time.
When they finally pulled apart, they were breathless. Osborn looked at Trone with a mixture of love and awe. "I have been waiting for this," he said softly.
Trone's heart soared. "Me too," he replied.
As the fire crackled and popped, they held each other close, their bodies warm and comforted. This was the beginning of something extraordinary, a love story as enduring as the seasons.
"Yeah I bloom
I bloom just for you
I bloom just for you
Yeah I bloom
I bloom just for you
I bloom just for you
Come on, baby, play me like a love song
Every time it comes on
I get this sweet desire
Yeah I bloom
I bloom just for you
I bloom just for you."
Winter arrived, but the warmth of their love kept them cozy. They spent countless hours curled up on the couch, reading, talking, or enjoying each other's company.
One snowy afternoon, as they watched the snowflakes fall, Trone took Osborn's hand. "I want to spend the rest of my life with you," he said, his voice filled with conviction.
Osborn's eyes filled with tears of joy. "I want that too, Trone," he replied.
A few weeks later, they exchanged vows in a small, intimate ceremony surrounded by their closest friends and family. It was a day filled with love, laughter, and happiness.
As they danced the night away, Trone looked at Osborn and felt a sense of peace and completeness. He had found his soulmate who made his world brighter.
Their love story was a testament to the power of perseverance and the enduring nature of human connection. They had faced challenges, overcome obstacles, and arose stronger than ever.
Along with the stream of time, their love kept deepening and enriching their lives in countless ways. They were like two trees, their roots intertwined, their branches reaching for the sky. And in the heart of their garden, a new flower bloomed, a symbol of their love, a testament to the beauty that can be found when two souls connect.
"Now it's the perfect season
Yeah, let's go for it this time
We're dancing with the trees and
I've waited my whole life."
Spring arrived with a burst of color and brought a new chapter in Trone and Osborn's love story. Osborn had been tending to a peculiar plant in a secluded corner of the garden. It was a rare species, with large, velvety leaves and mysterious, yet-to-bloom buds.
On Trone's birthday, Osborn led him to the corner. The plant had transformed overnight. A single, extraordinary flower had bloomed, its petals a deep, rich crimson, almost like a reflection of their passionate love.
"I planted this for you, Trone," Osborn said, his voice filled with tenderness. "It's a symbol of our love, as rare and beautiful as this flower."
Trone was overwhelmed. He knelt beside the plant, his heart filled with gratitude. "It is perfect, Osborn," he whispered.
When the sun started to dip below the horizon, elongating the shadows in the garden, Osborn reached out and took Trone's hand. "There is something else I want to give you for your birthday," he said, his eyes sparkling with mischief.
Intrigue sparked in Trone's eyes. "What is it?"
Osborn smiled, asking, "You have always wanted to be on top, haven't you?"
Trone's face flushed, showing a mixture of wonder and lust. He had never dared to voice his fantasy, but Osborn had always been attuned to his unspoken needs.
"I know," Osborn continued, "and I want to give you that. It's a gift, Trone. A gift of trust and love."
Trone's heart raced. This was a dream come true. With trembling hands, he helped Osborn to the bed. His mind was now a whirlwind of anticipation and excitement.
When they explored this new territory, their intimacy reached new heights. Initially, Osborn felt a slight discomfort beneath him. Seeing that, Trone soothed his lover with gentle words and repeated apologies for his inexperience in this position. Reassured by Trone's tenderness, Osborn began to loosen up like his guidance. As he did, he began to understand the effort Trone had put into giving him pleasure. The warmth of Trone's body and the intensifying sensations replaced any lingering pain, deepening his love for Trone. In return, Osborn taught Trone the finer points of assuming the dominant role. Eager to please, Trone listened intently and grew more confident and assertive with each movement. Finally, as they moved in perfect harmony, they both reached a crescendo of ecstasy. It was a marvelous night of passion and tenderness they would cherish forever.
"It's true, baby
I've been saving this for you, baby."
In the morning, as the first rays of sunlight touched their skin, they lay entwined, their bodies warm and content. Trone looked at Osborn, his heart overflowing with love.
"Thank you," he whispered. "For everything."
Osborn smiled, saying gently, "I love you, Trone."
And as they lay there, surrounded by the beauty of their garden and the warmth of their love, they knew that their story was far from over. Their love was a living thing, constantly evolving, always blooming.
Summer painted the world in vibrant hues, and Trone and Osborn's love flourished like a garden in full bloom. Their days were filled with lazy afternoons spent in the garden, tending to their plants and dreaming of the future.
Ever the romantic, Osborn surprised Trone with a weekend getaway to a secluded cottage by the sea. As they walked along the shore, the salty breeze carrying the promise of adventure, Trone felt a sense of peace he had never known.
One evening, as they watched the sunset, casting the ocean in hues of gold and pink, Osborn turned to Trone. "I have been thinking," he began, his voice filled with a quiet intensity. "About us, about our future."
Trone's heart pounded with anticipation. He knew what was coming. But he could not help but feel a surge of excitement.
"I want to spend the rest of my life with you, Trone," Osborn continued, his eyes locked on Trone's. "I want to build a home with you. It is where we can grow old together."
Trone's vision blurred with tears of joy. "Yes," he whispered, his voice trembling. "Yes, I want that too."
When they embraced, the waves crashed against the shore, a symphony of nature echoing their love. They were more than lovers or partners. They were soulmates who perfected each other.
"Just for you
I bloom just for you
I bloom just for you
Baby, baby, I've been saving this for you, baby
Baby, baby, I've been saving this for you, baby."
In the succeeding months, they began to plan their life together. They bought a small cottage in the countryside, where they could escape the hustle and bustle of city life. With their hands joined, they transformed the garden into a paradise, planting seeds of hope and love.
As the seasons changed, so too did their lives. They welcomed a child into their world, a tiny miracle that filled their hearts with unimaginable love. As they watched their child grow, they realized their relationship had evolved, deepening and expanding to encompass a new dimension.
Their love story continued to unfold as the years passed. Trone and Osborn faced challenges, celebrated triumphs, and supported each other through thick and thin. Their garden used to embody personal growth but had become a metaphor for their relationship, a place of constant renewal and magnificence.
And as they grew old, their love remained as vibrant as ever. They would sit on their porch, watching the sunset, their hands intertwined, their hearts filled with gratitude for the life they had built together.
After all, their love story was a living tapestry woven with threads of patience, understanding, and unwavering devotion. It showed the extraordinary power of affinity, reminding them that love was not a fleeting emotion but a garden that requires tending, nurturing, and a steadfast commitment to cultivating beauty. Their journey together was a testament to the belief that with time, shared experiences, and a deep-rooted bond, love can evolve into something far surpassing its initial bloom, becoming a cornerstone of life. Trone and Osborn did not know about the uncertain future, but they were ready for everything because they had each other. They knew they would bloom for their other half.
"Just for you
I bloom just for you
I bloom just for you
Just for you
I bloom just for you
I bloom just for you."
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