True love. (Closed with bhdire8.)

[SilentFeather]

"I am alright with you driving, my love. My stomach is much too large for me to easily maneuver the car now." Aki said with a laugh of harmless humor.

Aki wanted to look professional like Nick was but all of his clothing was much too cramped and small on him. After he waddled to the closet and searched with desperation he sadly settled for two articles of clothing which was of a large black hoodie and matching black sweatpants. He watched his lover dressing in a sexy outfit, a simple shirt and a clean, smooth pair of jeans. He did not want to be a creep but he did not care. He always wanted to see his sexy Nick undressing and redressing. He loved being with him with each truly beautiful day. Nick was the only reason that Aki awoke each day.

He followed beside Nick as they descended many stairs. He did truly rely on Nick, never having wandering eyes like most men. He felt his strength draining from his body but did not complain, not one single bit. He panted heavily but was relieved as they made it from the start of them to finish. He continued to walk outsude where a loyal servant was awaiting for Nick and Aki. The servant reentered the mansion to return back to work like earlier.

He got into the car with help from Nick, smiling at the servant and Nick. He was filthy rich but he did not ever mistreat the maids or other servants like Christopher. He wanted to be treated with dignity and respect like they needed to be. It was such a fact of true karma. He was driven to the hospital.

"Thank you for helping me, Nick. You are so helpful." He said, a beyond happy smile forming on his face.

Soon, the two secretive lovers parked into a large parking lot at the destination. The such destination was a hospital. He grew nervous, fearful of what he was probably going to have to do. LIke sharp needled shots, getting uncomfortableexams and harmless xrays. He was still hopeful but hospitals creeped him out. He was that way. The doctors running them was worse.  He had Nick to comfort and guide him through the process of what he had feared of the safe hospital's noisy, unbearable depths. He took his mind off of his meeting with his doctor by picking a magazine and reading it page by page.