In a distant future, on a far-off planet, there was a small community of humans who had managed to create an artificial ecosystem in a barren wasteland. In the middle of this community stood a towering spaceship, abandoned and forgotten, a relic of a long-gone civilization.
One day, two boys stumbled upon the spaceship while exploring the outskirts of their village. They were both chubby, with round faces and soft bellies that jiggled as they walked. They had been friends since they were kids, but as they grew older, their feelings for each other had blossomed into something more than just friendship.
As they stood in front of the spaceship, they felt a strange energy emanating from it. Without knowing why, they reached out to touch the hull, and suddenly they were enveloped in a bright light.
When the light faded, they found themselves inside the spaceship, surrounded by strange machines and alien technology. They were both scared and excited, but as they explored the ship, they began to realize that something was wrong. The ship was alive, and it was dying.
They discovered that the ship’s AI had been damaged, and it was slowly shutting down. The boys knew they had to do something to save the ship, but they had no idea how. They spent hours poring over the alien technology, trying to find a solution.
As they worked, they talked about their fears and hopes, their dreams and desires. They shared their most intimate thoughts and feelings, knowing that they might not make it out alive. They knew they were risking everything, but they couldn’t help but feel grateful for the time they had together.
Finally, they found a way to repair the AI, and the ship sprang back to life. As they prepared to leave, the boys knew that they would never forget this experience. They had saved a life and discovered something about themselves that they had never known before.
As they stepped out of the spaceship, they looked at each other and smiled. They were still just two chubby, gay boys, but they had been on an incredible journey. And they knew that they would always have each other, no matter what the future held.
