Picture of Caiden

"So what was the reason you got kicked out of the other dorm hall, this time?" Ava just couldn't seem to comprehend how this could happen six times in a three year period. She loved her friend, but Caiden Lee was never one to follow the rules, or suggestions, placed by the learning institution.

Caiden had almost finished unpacking most of his things that he brought over from the building next door to his new dorm. This became something he had grown accustomed to, the whole relocation thing.

Ava took a seat on an empty desk chair to the left of the small space, knowing it wasn't Caiden's side of the room. Eli, on the other hand, was pacing and gazing about.

"Apparently, hitting on and seducing the dorm advisor when he's scolding you about smoking in your room isn't appropriate." Caiden shrugged, sounding about as passive as one can be.

"I'm sure having Josie there didn't help the situation," Eli chimed in, a smirk on his freckled face.

"Who's Josie?" a confused Caiden replied, looking up from the game on his phone.

"What the hell do you mean by who's Josie?" Eli didn't know if to laugh at his friend's stupidity, or simply stay quiet and let Ava continue the rebuking, "She's your dorm advisor's girlfriend, Cai. Or was, anyway. Also, yes, smoking in your room is a fire hazard!"

"I thought her name was Sarah," Caiden responded, not a spec of emotion in his voice regarding the situation.

"How does one confuse Josie and Sarah, Cai? I'd truly love an explanation," it was Eli's turn to question the dark haired friend, although he didn't sound as infuriated as Ava did. Instead, he couldn't help but let out a loud laugh as he questioned Caiden.

"There was a thirty percent chance her name was Sarah, as it is one of the most common names in the world. That's A, and B, I don't usually ask nor care to know their names," the raven haired boy stated as a matter of factly.

"At least it wasn't like last time, where he was kicked out for setting off the fire alarm so he wouldn't have to take that test," Eli defended his friend.

"I don't like tests," Caiden simply replied.

"No one likes tests, Cai, but the fire alarm? Dude..." Eli laughed at Ava's response.

It's not like Caiden did these things on purpose, he just didn't care enough to try. He was just the type of guy to always take a dare, and most of his mistakes were just that.

"I thank the heavens every day that I don't like men," Ava raised her hands in defeat, shaking her head unsure of what to do with Caiden.

"Oh, but don't knock it till you try it, babe," Caiden sing-sang his reply, earning himself a slight and playful shove from the blond.

Something about the rain drops hitting his window had Caiden in a serene state of mind. He felt utterly at ease with his friends beside him, even if they were reprimanding him.

Life has been pretty good so far to one Caiden Lee. Here he was, a junior at Brandon University, with not a care in the world. Within his three years, he wasn't really known as a player at all, since college wasn't high school, but he definitely slept with close to eighty percent of the student body. Gender was never something he noticed; he just needed the taste of something different.

Caiden could probably count the amount of people left in this dorm hall alone that he never touched, and probably wouldn't with a ten foot pole. And it wasn't due to looks or anything superficial. It was more about the fact that they were so focused on school and to him it was almost disrespectful to destroy such innocence.

"Here's a thought; why not help yourself, instead of, you know, finding someone new every night. Because let's be honest, Cai, you're gonna get your ass handed to you one of these days," Ava spoke up, her eyes scanning the roommate's side of the room.

"Oh, sweetheart, you never have to worry about me when it comes to that. I have a drawer full," a sly smirk graced Caiden's face, with a suggestive brow.

"Oh well, of course he does!" a fake shocked expression reached Ava's face, "How dare I ever think that The Caiden Lee wasn't prepared." Ava laid her hand on her chest, a gasp accompanying her reply. "I'm so sorry I ever thought otherwise!"

A well earned laugh from both the boy himself and Eli sounded within the room, but the sound of thunder roaring brought a sudden halt of silence back into the vicinity.

"What happens if I don't know, let's say one of your toys or remotes end up in someone else's hands?" Ava laughed.

"Ava..." A very unamused Caiden warned.

"Can I ask one more thing, by the way?" Ava had this way of always slyly interrogating her friend without sounding too quizzitive. She didn't wait for the reply, before asking, "How does Evan fit into all this?"

"Who's Evan?" Eli knew Caiden answering with this question was just to get under Ava's skin. He couldn't help but laugh, because holding it in was almost impossible.

"Cai..." Ava huffed, finally giving up.

But Caiden knew why she asked about Evan; he was supposedly Caiden's boyfriend. Supposedly being the key word, since their relationship consisted of skype sex and bets on who can go longer without missing the other. It was a relationship, or lack thereof, based on nothing but lies and lust, which to Caiden was the perfect setup. Ava, on the other hand, knew both Caiden and Evan, so to her this just didn't and probably will never add up. She could not understand how someone could date another and agree to him sleeping with everyone around him.

Caiden knew he should have let Evan go quite a while ago and probably start living a life with morals and not play with every living being within a two mile radius, but that took work and effort and he had no desire to change. He didn't find the need to better his life at that very moment.

He felt content with his life and how he was living it, or, at least that's what he was repeating in his mind.

"By the way, what's your new roommate's name?" Eli was interested in the posters on the other boy's wall. He took a look at the books on his shelf and felt somehow connected to him.

"Landon something or other..." Caiden got up from his half made bed to stretch out his arms. Eli was never one to crush on Caiden, but he also wasn't blind and it was something about the way Caiden's muscles contracted when he stretched that had Eli slowly losing his breath.

"Shit! We're gonna be late to class!" Ava got up, running towards the door with Eli following right behind, leaving Caiden in his room, but not for long.

"Wait, it's already two?" Panic sounded in Caiden's voice, as he grabbed his phone and a small gadget. Evan and Caiden's challenge for the next few days was to see who can go longest without pressing the button to the remote of their vibrator.

Of course, this would never be Caiden's idea, he was never one into the whole denying kink. At least not for himself; for others, however, he didn't mind. So, he took the remote with him everywhere in case he felt like it was time to lie to his "boyfriend" and just have his fun.

Caiden only had until two thirty to get the rest of the boxes he had left behind in his old dorm room. Running towards the exit of the building, a small device fell from his pocket, though he didn't notice.

Finally unpacking the last of the things, a shock of vibration hit him, resulting in a scream.

A sudden alarming tone screamed within him, realizing his little friend was gone and someone actually did get ahold of what was supposed to relax him for the day.

Caiden was more than ready to find a new flavor for the night; someone he hadn't tasted before. Maybe his roommate was ready to play around. This was something he enjoyed - the thrill of challenging himself and seeing how many limits he can cross.

Now, some stranger was having a bit too much fun, and it had to be close, as it was only to respond to the remote within a certain radius. Several continuous shocks of pain and pleasure came at once and he knew he had to find the thief.

Not that this didn't turn him on, but he almost felt violated.

Running out of his room, Caiden began running like a mad man, hoping to discover who it was that took his little gadget. Sadly, he was alone in the hall with no one else in sight and he couldn't really knock on random doors, asking if they had seen his remote.

And so there Caiden was in the hands of a stranger without being touched.