"Lo-ahh-Logan." Kendall threaded a hand through Logan's hair, groaning when he felt the boy moan around him. Kendall had been with a lot of people, both girls and guys, but Logan was by far the best. Maybe it was because of his obviously strong feelings for the boy, but currently he was denying those.
It had been about a year since Kendall had first realized that he was in love with Logan and exactly a year since he made the mistake of telling his blabbermouth of a best friend.
"Faster, Logie." He pulled his head back, reveling in the innocent look in Logan's eyes. "Jesus christ, babe."
Kendall didn't want to think about being in love with Logan. They were seniors now, and soon they'd be on their separate paths to greatness. Kendall, a star athlete and Logan, the best doctor in the country. Sure, he had plans for college, but Logan's college plan would make an honor student look like a slacker. He had everything from housing, to school transfers, to study abroad programs planned out years in advance. All this did was make Kendall even more fearful for the dwindling life expectancy of their relationship.
"B-babe. I'm gonna-" Logan nodded and moved faster, working his hand with him mouth. "Oh, god-Logan!"
Kendall came into Logan's mouth with a shout, breath coming out in short spurts. When Logan was sure that he was done, he got up and ran to his bathroom, spitting everything into the sink. Kendall leaned up on his elbows, laughing when he heard an "Uck!" come from the bathroom.
"You okay in there?" He heard Logan swish and spit some Listerine before he walked out, wiping the corners of his mouth.
"Yeah, I guess."
"You know, no one said you had to give me a blowjob." Logan got into bed next to him and he wrapped his arm around him, pulling him close.
"Yeah, but you gave me one." Kendall chuckled and kissed Logan's cheek. "Plus, my mom's going to be home soon. I knew that once we were all huddled together and warm, I wouldn't want to get up to clean."
"There wouldn't be that much to clean."
"Kendall," He looked up at the boy and waited for him to look down at him. "You have no control over your body. Especially not when you're on the receiving end of a sexual act." Kendall frowned and hit his chest.
"Whatever." He leaned down to give Logan a peck on the lips before looking up at his TV. They'd left the movie running and it'd made it's way back to the main menu. He laughed before reaching over to get his remote, pushing the power button then throwing it on his side table.
"You excited to fill out college apps together?"
"That sounds not fun."
"No, babe." He sat up and turned around to face Kendall, grabbing onto his shoulders. "It's tons of fun. We get a bunch of applications for schools we want to go to, and help each other figure out what sounds best to put on there. It's fun when you give it a chance."
"I'd rather not." Logan pouted and Kendall looked away. There was no way he was going to help the love of his life get into schools that he's nowhere near smart enough for. He might as well buy him a ticket to Dumpkendallville.
"Why not, Ken?" He grabbed onto his hands and pulled them to his chest. "We can go on college visits together, and tours, and look for apartments near schools. It'll be-"
"No, it won't Logan!" Kendall shook his hands from Logan's hold, jumping off of the bed and walking over to the window. "It'll just be a drawn out goodbye."
"So you're not planning on trying to keep our relationship going long distance?" Logan asked, dejected.
"It's not going to work! You're going to go off to some medical school and I'm going to be stuck taking music classes at community college, still living with my mom. You're going to go off to Paris, and study abroad. Find some cultured guy who speaks five languages and forget all about me." Kendall sat down on the beanbag chair, and looked up at Logan. "Or you could find some really hot girl, get married and have a bunch of adorable, successful babies."
"Kendall, you can't be serious?" Logan slid off the bed and kneeled next to Kendall.
"I'm very serious."
"Kendall, you were the first friend I've ever had. You and Carlos are the only people that I remember from the dozens of schools I've been to my entire life. Even if our relationship can't withstand the distance, I'm damn sure that I'll never forget you." He brought his hand up to stroke Kendall's cheek before pinching it. Kendall winced, then smiled.
"I'm gonna hold you to that."
"James?" Logan heard shuffling in the back room, then saw a thin, redhead slip from behind the door.
"Hi. He's moving today."
"Moving? Moving where?" She walked from behind the counter and settled next to Logan.
"Just into a dorm. His cousin moved back to Michigan, so her mom sold the apartment."
"Oh, will he be back tomorrow?"
"Probably. Depends on how fast he can-" Just then the door opened and James waltzed through.
"Sorry, Becks. Forgot my key-Logan!" He walked over and leaned in to give him a hug before backing away. "I'm sweaty. I shouldn't have." Logan laughed. "What are you doing here?"
"I just had a few questions about colleges." James pulled a chair from the nearest table and sat in front of Logan.
"Shoot, kid. What's on your mind?"
"Say there was a couple. And this couple wanted to go to college for two completely different things, like art and science, would there be a school for both of them to go to together?" James snickered and straightened up in his seat.
"Kendall wants to go to school for music, you want to go to school to become a doctor, and you're afraid that distance will tear your relationship apart."
"Kendall's afraid. I told him not to worry about it, but now I'm worrying about it."
"You guys have a few options. Community college, going to the school of your choice while using internet and cellular communication, going to schools in the same vicinity and visiting each other, or become bums together." James' phone beeped and he shot out of his seat.
"I'm sorry, Loges. I've gotta jet, but text me if you need anymore advice, alright?" James kissed the top of Logan's head before grabbing his keys, and running out the front door. Logan sighed and sulked into his seat.
"I got in! Kendall! I got in!"
"Of course you did." Kendall hugged Logan and kissed him before calming down. "Now, which school are we talking about?" Logan laughed.
"Harvard! Kendall, I got into Harvard." Kendall's eyes widened.
"That's wonderful, babe." Logan noted Kendall's lackluster tone and giggled.
"Do you know how many art based colleges are in Boston? All of which have amazing performing arts departments." Logan threw his arm over Kendall's shoulder and walked down the hall with him. "Sure, we won't be at school together, but sophomore year we can get an apartment together."
"Really?" Logan nodded.
"You'll be less than a nine minute cab ride away." Kendall's eyebrows furrowed. "I google maps'd it." The boys started on the walk from school to Logan's house, talking about their future the whole way there.
"It'll take a lot of work, but if we start now, we can make the date for late applicants."
"You're going through all of this work just to stay with me and I don't understand why."
"Because you're amazing, Kendall." Logan stared deep into Kendall's eyes and took a breath in. "And I love you."
"I love you, too." Kendall pulled Logan close and kissed him as passionately as he could. Before things could get too hot and heavy, Logan stopped them. "Why'd you stop?"
"You have applications to fill out if you want us to live together." Kendall smiled and pulled his laptop from his desk. He had been lucky enough to have Logan as a friend, but now that he and Logan were in a serious relationship he couldn't imagine living without him. He never expected their relationship to last more than a few weeks, but now they were talking about living together. Logan was adapting his schedule to make sure that Kendall would be able to go to school near him. Kendall couldn't help but feel like the luckiest guy on the planet for having Logan and Logan felt the same.
"I love you, Logan."
So there you have it. The epilogue. I actually might have a Kendall/Logan sequel to this, what with them moving in together. :) Review. Tell me what you think. Thank you for reading.