Malcolm Todd Hobert, better known as Malcolm Todd, the rising indie celebrity, was your boyfriend. The thing was that none of his fans knew, only his family and close knit friends. He had been seen kissing members of his band before, but that was it, he never acknowledged his sexuality explicitly. His fans had met some of his previous girlfriends, but had never made public a relationship with a man. It's not like he was embarrassed of you, he just didn't want to live with the expectations of being a 'queer' artist.

You were also an indie singer, just very underground still. You were known as Malcolm's friend only. Some people suspected you two were together but their conspiracies would be soon shut down by other fellow fans when they showed them videos of Malcolm kissing his other male friends on stage.

In your music you did talk about your sexual orientation though, and sometimes it troubled you that Malcolm wanted to keep you a secret, but he was a good boyfriend; he was caring, attentive, he listened and was very emotionally intelligent. But still, it made you stay up at night sometimes. Especially when people started calling Malcolm a 'queerbaiter.'

"What are you thinking, darling?" He asked you softly, stroking your hair as you two laid in bed after being together.