In the year 2127, on the planet Zeltron, two chubby gay men, named Ben and Tom, fell in love. They were both scientists, working on a top-secret project for the Intergalactic Federation.
Their project involved a new spaceship, powered by an object that they had discovered on a nearby planet. The object was a small, glowing crystal that emitted a powerful energy field. It was the key to faster-than-light travel, and the Federation was counting on Ben and Tom to make it work.
The two men worked tirelessly, spending long hours together in the lab. They were so focused on their work that they barely noticed the passing of time. But as their project neared completion, they began to realize that their feelings for each other ran deeper than just a professional partnership.
One evening, as they sat together in the lab, Tom reached over and took Ben’s hand. “I know we’re supposed to be focused on this project,” he said, “but I can’t help how I feel about you.”
Ben looked up, his eyes meeting Tom’s. “I feel the same way,” he said, and they leaned in for a kiss.
Their relationship was not without its challenges. They faced discrimination from some of their colleagues, who disapproved of their love. But they refused to let anyone stand in the way of their happiness.
Finally, after months of hard work, their spaceship was ready for its first test flight. Ben and Tom boarded the ship, eager to see if their crystal would work as they had hoped.
As they powered up the engines, the crystal began to glow brighter and brighter. Suddenly, the ship was engulfed in a blinding white light, and they felt a sensation of weightlessness as they were propelled into the depths of space.
For hours they traveled, faster than the speed of light, until finally, they came to a stop in a distant galaxy. They had reached their destination, and the Federation hailed them as heroes.
But for Ben and Tom, the real victory was the love they had found in each other. As they gazed out at the stars, hand in hand, they knew that they had everything they needed right there in the vastness of space.
