The coach wasn't there sitting at the bench to record the time today.He was free to run as slow as he wanted. Or if he wanted to run at all.
So 6.50 saw him standing on the spot that he had begun calling his, his eyes set on the wooden window on the third floor of the building across the road.
Ten minutes went painfully slow.
But the wait was worth it as the window opened to reveal a frowning boy with messy bed hair, whose face lit up in a bright smile when his eyes found the young athlete at the spot that he had begun calling his.
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January [BoyxBoy]
Short StoryFeatured on @lgbtq *** The month of bitter winds and coffee mugs, cold air and warm rugs, witnesses the journey of two lovers from across the road. One in a cold park, one in an open window. *** First Place Winner, Mystic Awards 2017 (Short Story) *...