TAXI CAB |Joshler|

NEW BOOK

Hey again this is the prologue for my newest book. Its called Boyfriend and its a Lashton texting a.u.
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"Babe?" Ashton screamed from his spot on the couch. When he didn't receive a reply for the third time, he quickly got up from his (very comfy) spot on the couch to search for his soon to be husband.

You see Ashton had proposed to Luke a year after they'd moved in together. Its been two years since then and they've yet to be married. Both boys had very different taste when it came to colors, flowers, and especially venues.

Luke wanted a traditional wedding in a church, his entire family there to see him marry his one and only true love. Ashton loved Luke and was willing to do whatever if it meant Luke would have is dream wedding but church is where he drew the line.

He and Luke had been arguing for almost six months about the venue. Luke had tried everything begging, running errands for Ashton, expensive gifts, and lets not forget the spontaneous blow jobs at the break of dawn.  

Ashton mentally rolled his eyes hearing noise coming from the far back room knowing it was husband. "I was calling yo-" His jaw dropped as he stepped into the room seeing his husband on the floor, empty boxes ad papers scattered everywhere. Ashton knew he'd be the one cleaning all this up with Luke being a lazy fuck and all.

Walking to Luke, Ashton couldn't help but notice the tears streaming down his fiancés face. "Oh my god baby what happened?" He said as he rushed and sat in front of Luke.

"Look'' Luke handed Ashton a fourth generation iphone (cringe) which quickly changed Ashton's worried expression to a look of confusion. Unlocking the phone, Ashton scanned his eyes over the words on the screen his lips slowly forming a smile once he realizes what hes reading.

"Are these?" Luke quickly shook his head with a bright smile on his face. "OH MY GOD BABEEE" Ashton screamed whilst bouncing up and down where he was sitting.

He and Luke sat for hours in the room filled with boxes and papers everywhere going through the messages that brought them together.