summer vacation yaoi

are you sure everything's ok? i still think that we should go to a hospital... yeah. i'm just gonna wait my friend to arrive and then i'll go later with her. ok, then. well, what's your name? it's joã£o, and yours? i am your angel. what?

that's not what i meant... it's just that.. i'm a little playful sometimes. that seemed very real, ok? are you crazy? this angel's stuff does not exist. wait.. are you that kind of person who believes in santa... these things? - no! look, i wouldn't be so sure about it

that angels don't exist. neither would i. you are really confusing, you know that? you speak with so much conviction.. that gives me the impression that you're really waiting for some angel to appear. ok, ok.. this conversation is getting awkward

you're too enigmatic and i don't even now your name yet. mario. ok, mario. i've gotta go. who knows we don't catch up somewhere.. i'll find you. after all, i'm your angel, ain't i? just kidding... you know... relax. yeah, thank you.

ricardo, did joã£o do anything to you? cheated on you? committed a crime? hiding a body? using drugs? no no, none of that, mam. mam? and then i'm not your dearest mother in law anymore? it's just, complicated. speaking around the subject now with you

ricado... it is obvious that you love each other, everyone knows it. but something's going on. joã£o doesn't leave his room... doesn't eat well doesn't talk and you never came here anymore. how exagerated... i'm just studying too much. studyig? on vacation?

why don't you ask this to joã£o? 'cause joã£o is not gonna tell me. it was me who told him that he was gay. joã£o doesn't open himself to me. me and joã£o... we're not together anymore. we gave a break and he's not reacting very well to that. but he's gonna overcome this. joã£o must have hurt you badly.

i just can't imagine joã£o hurting anyone. at least not on purpose. mam... can i ask you for a hug? read it and what? - ok, you haven't understand... the boy who wrote this needs our help. mario, you didn't come here to help anybody. you came to help yourself. we came to florianã³polis with a clear and defined goal.

ok, right, but isn't our mission to help other people? at leas it was what you've taught me. - ok, agreed! but it's just.. this whole story has everything to go wrong. and become the biggest mistake of the story of our lives. i ended up bumping this kid and he is so... - don't wanna know! he's so cute... so handsome seriously, don't make me your confederate.

mario, are you in love? - no! of course not! i just need to go to the kid's home, because... you wanna go to this boy's house?- look, i got a plan, and it's gonna work, ok? i won't be involved in that. never! joã£o, darling, these are mario and julia. you? what a coincidence.

you've met each other? more or less. so, joã£o, i was with my friend passing nearby and... we ended up meeting your mother... and we were a little thirsty and asked her some water when... my friend passed out. by the hit. and your mother very gently invited us inside. ok, but is everything all right? i'm wonderful, i even think we can go now, don't we mario?

of course not, are you mad? and if it happens the same thing that happened in rio de janeiro that time, do you remember? oh, sure. so if you want to lay down a while in the couch, be my guest. go to the couch... rest it. man, what a coincidence... oh yeah. actually, i always believed in fate.

and in angels? do you believe? at this point in my life, i'm believing in everything. and what are you going to do tonight? so, i invited some friends to come over here to a cultural round. and what would it be, cultural round? i have some friends from school, from the assets times and as everybody is on vacation we scheduled every week to make a cultural round. where we meet each other and talk about what we are reading, musics that we're listening

and that's it... got it! awesome! - and so, in the mood? i'm in, but... do i have to prepare anything? no, and you can stay here if you want. guys... - what? how sad... this year everybody's splitting. we should make a scheme where everybody study the same thing in the same college at the same city. guys, please...

before carmem starts with her "maria del barrio" speech, let's get it started? so you start pablo, say it... what have you been watching? i'm just gonna say things that i can say in public actually i defecated to all your opinions about my tastes... about the art of pornography. but, there are two movies from almodovar that i saw

that i would like to bring to the topic here in the round... oh, i love almodovar. i'm all in! the one is... the spectacular... "all about my mother" and the wonderful, energetic exciting, enthrilling "the skin i live in" when the matters are movies, pablo and bruna rock the scene.

everytime we decide to watch a movie, they choose the movie. likewise, they're the screamers. why so much repression, darling? please, let's pray to take it all off of your body! show some respect, we have the newest nursey in town. big thing, huh... her course was the fish and pay type... oh pablo! you're only gealous baby... i know you love me

shall we go to the next subject of the round? i haven't even read one book these past days... actually i've been reading some stuff about mithology. thank god! he got out of the harry potter common ground. please do not disturb his image. -supported. can i talk now? i'm reading a very cool book called "the politics incorrect guide of brazil's history".

it's sensacional 'cause it tells the history in a different way without the pageantry that we meet at school. all right i liked it... and it's divided in chapters well written, with a good sense of humour talks about slaves, indians, samba... who's the author? - leonardo narlock... i know it 'cause lucio calls me every day, saying things like...

did you know who really found out brazil isn't who we really thought it was? wow, boring. guys, i've got a good one too that you should read it as well all this thing about being a nursey made me do some research deeper in the aids matter... book is called "after that trip" from valeria polizzi. okay, but it can't be a technical book. people, let's change the subject because

we're not talking about aids. no, it's not a technical book, valeria was one of the first women contaminated with the virus in brazil at the 80s and she tells us about how she suffered with the prejudice and discrimination and look, she never suffered physical pain with any of that ever. okay chubby, but no one here is crazy, everybody play safe. nobody has this shit in here.

i agree with ric... with ricardo... i think we should change the subject. sure people, let the noobies speak! and you, are you listening to anything lately... so... i'm not an expertise in music... but there's a song that's been a long time since i haven't listened to and i really would like to hear it here today.

spill it out, 'cause there's a girl here who can sing it is... "gatinha manhosa" from erasmo carlos oh i love this song! let's sing it. great, great, let's do it... sure, but only if it were you... "cause i'm not the singing type. why did you come? your mom asked.

i wanted to show her everything's okay. didn't want to worry her. thanks. now you are a great singer. i would like to have this gift. i sure you have other gifts... - oh yeah? we can find out. won't you come to the next round? aren't you gonna tell me why you guys broke up? i don't have the guts. can i guess it then?

are you gratuated in sorcery now? look, you guys got really uncomfortable when carmem pulled the subject. it's not sorcery... it's a ratification. i saw it. you popped your eyes when she said the word aids. no. no. i cannot be joã£o. no. i took the exams.

i'm seropositive. i don't know what to do. don't panic. i went to accomplish a mission. it's gonna be all right. p.s.: i love you! what are you doing here? how did you get in? it doesn't matter. what matters is what i came to do. speak then. - you're coming back to joã£o, and i'm gonna tell you why.