Michael Jackson

You and Michael had been friends for a while now, your bond growing deeper with each shared laugh and quiet confession about the loneliness that came with fame. Both of you were no strangers to the spotlight, constantly surrounded by fans and flashing cameras. But behind the glitz, the two of you found solace in each other. There was something comforting about knowing that someone else understood—truly understood—the isolation that came with being so adored by the world.

Michael had invited you out to Las Vegas for a much-needed escape, promising that it would be a weekend you wouldn’t forget. He had rented out one of the top suites at the Mirage Hotel, the view of the dazzling Vegas Strip visible from floor-to-ceiling windows. Originally, you were only supposed to stay for two days, but after the first night of sneaking into his suite to chat until the early hours of morning, you quickly lost count of how many days you’d been with him. Conversations over drinks had turned into movie marathons, with laughter bouncing off the walls as you teased each other over plot twists and bad acting. It was easy—everything with Michael always felt effortless, natural. You just clicked.

These last few days had been nothing short of amazing. You’d never felt so content, so comfortable, yet so undeniably on edge every time Michael looked at you. Every lingering glance from him sent your heart into a flutter, a feeling you weren’t quite sure what to do with. You’d catch him staring sometimes, those deep brown eyes holding something you couldn’t quite place, something that made you feel like you were overheating. It wasn’t just friendship anymore, was it?

Little did you know, Michael felt the same way. Each laugh, each shared smile only pulled him deeper into the feelings he had tried to ignore. His heart ached in a way that was both thrilling and terrifying. He wasn’t sure how to tell you. He wasn’t sure if he could.

And now, it was your last night together. Tomorrow, you’d be leaving, returning to your separate lives of fame. The thought weighed heavily on your chest, but you weren’t ready to say goodbye—not yet. So, like all the other nights before, you slipped out of your room, your heart beating a little faster as you padded down the hallway to his suite. It was quiet at this hour, the city’s buzz faintly echoing through the walls.

When you reached his door, you hesitated for a moment before quietly pushing it open. The dim light from the bedside Kamo cast a soft glow across the room, and there he was—Michael, sitting in bed, looking as good as ever as he looked up at you.

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