Camp Evergreen Sequel: Experimental Conclusions: Chapter 1
Title: Experimental Conclusions (Chapter 1 of 3) sequel to The Camp Evergreen Experiment
Pairings: Arthur/Eames, Arthur/OMC (briefly)
Rating: PG-13 for now
Word Count: 3,928
Summary: Arthur is just finishing up his final high school tennis season and reflects on all the ways his life has changed since camp ended and he and Eames started their long-distance not-relationship, an arrangement he may be starting to regret.
He'd tried jerking off thinking about Jamie a couple of times, but he always ended up just thinking about Eames. No matter who he tries thinking about--actors, musicians, his dentist's sexy assistant with the skin-tight tee-shirts--he always finishes thinking about Eames.
They've emailed pretty regularly over the past couple of months. Arthur isn't sure how much Eames is holding back about his college life, but he seems pretty open and candid, anyway. He apparently loves his classes--especially life drawing--gets along with his roommate, spends a lot of time exploring Chicago while it's still warm enough to venture around freely, and is growing out his hair.
Arthur tells Eames most things about his life. Although he had censored a fairly eventful story about Lux, because it touched on some uncomfortable subjects.
Link to AO3
Pairings: Arthur/Eames, Arthur/OMC (briefly)
Rating: PG-13 for now
Word Count: 3,928
Summary: Arthur is just finishing up his final high school tennis season and reflects on all the ways his life has changed since camp ended and he and Eames started their long-distance not-relationship, an arrangement he may be starting to regret.
He'd tried jerking off thinking about Jamie a couple of times, but he always ended up just thinking about Eames. No matter who he tries thinking about--actors, musicians, his dentist's sexy assistant with the skin-tight tee-shirts--he always finishes thinking about Eames.
They've emailed pretty regularly over the past couple of months. Arthur isn't sure how much Eames is holding back about his college life, but he seems pretty open and candid, anyway. He apparently loves his classes--especially life drawing--gets along with his roommate, spends a lot of time exploring Chicago while it's still warm enough to venture around freely, and is growing out his hair.
Arthur tells Eames most things about his life. Although he had censored a fairly eventful story about Lux, because it touched on some uncomfortable subjects.
Link to AO3