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Creative Writing: Virgil's Narrative Fiction

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“I gotta go!” His mind was racing frantically as he began to run out of the Diner but was caught by the wrist. Looking back, he saw Roman looking at him curiously and glanced over his shoulder to see both Logan and Patton watching the scene as well.
“Virgil, what’s going on?” Roman’s voice was filled with concern and Virgil felt his heart clench at the thought that he was probably stressing his boyfriend out again.
Virgil glanced at his phone to see he only had about 20 minutes left. Shit.
Virgil groaned before trying to convey his problem to his boyfriend. “L-Look I’m sorry t-to cut our m-meeting s-short, but my boss just c-called me and I have to be a-at w-work in less than half an h-hour.” Virgil felt his patience wear as his anxiety levels …show more content…

Y-You want it, i-it’s y-yours.” Virgil’s words were shaky as he attempted to reason with the man, meanwhile trying to steady his breathing.
He startled slightly as he felt the man search his pockets and forced himself to hold back a whimper when he felt the guy maneuver his hoodie off his trembling form. He loved that hoodie, but he’s pretty sure Roman would kick his ass if he got shot over a hoodie. Although Roman could never understand the importance of that simple clothing item to Virgil.
He felt the man start to take his shirt and off and that was where he decided enough was enough. “H-Hey!”
The man hissed a, “Shut up!” at him before slamming him against the wall once again and continuing to take off his clothes. Virgil was terrified. The man didn’t seem to be planning to rape him, however nothing about this situation was really calming to him.
Virgil heard the rumble of a familiar car and nearly cried with relief as the man froze. He heard a car door shut and went to yell for his boyfriend but instead yelped as the man grabbed him and forced the pistol against his head.
“Virgil!” Count on Prince CharmingTM to save the day. Virgil stared at the form of his boyfriend who seemed frantic at the sight in front of

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