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I got up excited about two things. First, Moose told me he had a surprise for me. I was to meet him at the Field House, first thing. Second, Brook had sent me a text and scheduled a ‘play date’. I worried that it was too cold out, but became confused when a subsequent text told me to bring my swimsuit. I was not doing a polar bear swim, even with Brook.

I found Mom alone in the kitchen when I came in.

“Congratulations,” she said, as I stuck my head in the refrigerator to figure out what to eat for breakfast.

“What did I do this time?” I asked.

Mom gave me a scowl.

“You know your latest stunt left Rita traumatized. I thought you were smarter than that. Remember the last parent who caught you with their daughter, and your promise?” she asked.

“Pam,” I said, and sighed.

“Let’s just say you owe me one.”

“Put it on my account. Someday, when I’m picking out your nursing home, I might catch up.”

“I want someplace with a view.”

“Of the parking lot,” I mumbled.

She decided to ignore my smart mouth.

“We got the strip mall under contract. He finally agreed when I told him about your comment to take the Victorian on Main Street. We just have to pay for all the closing costs.”

“How quick do we close?” I asked.

“Thursday, if we get a clean report from the County. The title company needs to check on any outstanding open permits or violations. The title search didn’t discover any title issues or liens. We were able to recertify the survey. Construction will begin next Monday. Caryn hopes that after the roof is done, we’ll get the lower units ready first. I have a tentative tenant in a cell phone provider.”

Dad came downstairs.

“Where are Peggy and Little David?” I asked.

“She took him to her parents’ house and stayed last night. They should be home later today,” Mom said.

Her parents seemed to run hot and cold towards her and her son.

The main door to the Field House was unlocked. I found Moose, and he took me to the far end of the building. I saw they’d set up a couple of batting cages. What made me smile was we had a new pitching machine. Moose handed me a manual.

“I figured since you’d probably use it the most, you should set it up.”

Of course I would. Moose left me to it and went to his office.

They had bought a good quality machine. The brochure talked about how major league teams used it. The manual said it was capable of throwing any type of pitch (fastballs, curves, sliders, drop balls, risers) from either a left- or right-hand delivery, and the maximum speed of its throws exceeds 100 miles per hour. It held twenty balls, and threw them at seven-second intervals.

I went to the equipment room to get balls, bat and helmet. I set it up to throw fastballs as hard as it could. I wanted to see what a 100-mile-an-hour-plus fastball looked like. I checked and everything was set, so I loaded twenty balls into the hopper.

I used the remote to turn it on. I can check one thing off my bucket list: I now knew what it felt like to take a 100-mile-an-hour fastball in your side right under your armpit. My brain recognized the problem as soon as the ball fired from the machine. I have quick reflexes, but holy shit! I actually heard the ball as it shot through the air. I jerked to get out of the way, but it was too late. Dang, that hurt.

I almost caught the next one in the head as I sat up. I shut it off and tried to catch my breath. That would leave a mark. Moose must have heard the sound the ball made when it hit me. Think sledgehammer hitting wet cement.

“Are you all right?” Moose asked.

“I need to make a slight adjustment. I probably should have tested it before I got into the batter’s box.”

“Good tip. Let me see.”

I lifted up my shirt, and my side was red. I was going to have a nice bruise. Moose took me to the training room, filled a bag with ice, and then used an ace bandage to hold it in place. He left me to contemplate what I’d done when Jim came in.

“What happened to you?” he asked.

“I stepped in front of the new pitching machine,” I admitted. “Here’s the remote to start it up, if you want to try it.”

He took it, and I told him my bat and helmet were out there. I hopped off the table to go watch. Jim was smarter than me. He stood back and turned it on to get a feel for the speed, and I watched in disappointment as the ball missed him.

“Dick!” he called out, as he shook his head.

Moose surprised me.

“You really are, sometimes,” he mumbled right behind me.

“He would’ve done the same.”

Moose just went back to his office.

I picked Brook up and pestered her for the whole ride to the YMCA. We went in and there was a big sign that announced a SCUBA class. The class offered you a PADI certification for open water diving.

There was a small classroom with a whiteboard and a table on the side with all the different equipment. The instructor looked to be college age. He was a smaller guy, and I smiled when he saw me and puffed up. Brook gave me a sidelong look and smirked. There were three other students, all men in their twenties.

“I see everyone’s here, so let’s get started. I’m Steve, and my dad owns Fleishman Sporting Goods. I went to the University of Miami and took a SCUBA class as an elective. I know you’d think there aren’t many places to dive around here, but you’d be amazed. Once you get in the water and experience it, you’ll never want to stop. It’s a whole other world, and a fun activity to do with friends.

“For this class, you will have two days of classroom instruction followed by time in the pool. To complete the class and get your certification, you’ll need to do an open-water dive,” Steve said.

“Isn’t it a little cold?” one of the other students asked.

“With a full wetsuit, you should be fine. I find I only really get cold around my face area,” Steve explained.

The first part was a classroom course where we were shown all the equipment and how it all worked. We also learned about dive safety and issues surrounding deeper dives. You could get decompression sickness where air bubbles would form in your bloodstream if you came to the surface too quickly, but that was only for much deeper dives. We wouldn’t have to worry about that. They gave us a chart for the depth and it showed us how long we had to wait at certain levels as we came back up to the surface. The stops gave the gasses in your blood a chance to reabsorb.

Then it was off to the pool. Brook Davis shouldn’t be allowed to wear that swimsuit around anyone but me. It was a one-piece that covered all the important parts, but it was cut so that her hips and side butt were on full display. I was glad I had on board shorts or it would’ve been obvious what effect she had on me. I looked around and every guy in the class had their eyes locked on her.

I smirked when she saw how everyone was looking at her. She got a determined look, walked up to me, and gave me a kiss on the cheek. You could see the disappointment from her new fan club.

We each had to put on a tank, inflatable vest (which Steve called a Buoyancy Compensator Device, or BCD), fins, mask, and weight belt. We learned different ways of getting into the water without killing ourselves. You didn’t just dive in or your mask would smash your face. We were shown how to roll in backwards and how to jump in and use a scissor kick to stop our descent.

They taught us how the weight belt and the BCD were used to help you stay comfortably at certain levels under water. We spent a lot of time learning how to clear our masks of water. The last part of today’s class we practiced buddy breathing. That way, if someone ran out of air, their partner could share their air until they both reached the surface.

The next class was Sunday. I met Brook out front when we were done.

“What made you want to do this?” I asked.

“I thought we could go somewhere tropical for spring break and go diving,” she said.

“Maybe I can talk Devin into doing a photo shoot in some tropical paradise or something,” I said.

“Or you and I could just go away for a week and get a tan, go diving, and do other relaxing activities for a week.”

She had a point. Devin would make me work, and I wouldn’t have near enough time for the other relaxing activities.

“Want to come to my house?” Brook asked.

“I’m driving you there right now.”

She gave me a flirty look, and I felt like a ‘stupid boy.’

“Yes. I would love to go to your house,” I said.

“I hear you have a new game.”

I glanced over and she actually batted her eyes at me.

“Someone has a big mouth.”

“Puleeease. Surely you don’t think we don’t talk to each other and compare notes.”

I knew they did, but I played along.

“What? I thought our time together was a sacred thing that was only shared between the two of us.”

She cocked her head, not sure if I was serious or not. Then I must have given it away because she punched me in the arm. She pointed to the side road that would take us back to the cabins. When we got inside, she went to the fireplace and started a fire.

“So, what do the other girls say about me?” I asked.

“I’m not telling you. It’s just girl talk. I see how your eyes glaze over when we get started. You’re just hoping we don’t say mean things about you,” Brook teased.

She had me there. While I thought about Halle talking to Brook about our little game, Brook went and got a big fluffy comforter and sheet. She laid the comforter in front of the fireplace, and then I helped her spread the sheet over it.

“You lose some clothes and I’ll be right back,” Brook said.

I took off all my clothes but my boxers. I lay down in front of the fire and just watched the flames. The heat felt good. I heard Brook clear her throat to get my attention. Someone wanted to make a grand entrance, so I rolled over to face the bedroom door. I was glad I did. She had on one of my blue-and-white striped Oxford long-sleeve dress shirts with the sleeves rolled up. It was unbuttoned to her stomach, so that when she moved the shirt would expose her lack of a bra.

“I hope you don’t mind that I borrowed this,” she said, as she struck a sexy pose.

I patted the spot next to me to get her to join me in front of the fire. She lay down and faced me on her side. She got an intense look on her face as she leaned in and our lips met in a first tentative kiss. She tasted of cherry lip gloss. I tilted my head to the side and deepened our kiss.

I found that different girls brought out different things in me. Halle I wanted to please. She was the girly-girl of the bunch, and she was my little princess. Zoe was the rough-and-tumble farm girl who was just learning about her sexuality. Pam and I had a special connection. I had to be careful with her, because she had a submissive streak. With her, I wanted to protect her. Brook Davis was a completely different kettle of fish. Brook brought out the sexual animal in me. With her, I didn’t try to be anyone but myself. I didn’t have to play a role.

I rolled her onto her back and began to kiss down her neck. She let out a little whimper as she grabbed the back of my head. I rolled on top of her and her legs wrapped around the backs of my thighs. I slowly rubbed my hardening cock against her sex. I pushed my head under her open shirt and found a breast to worship. Brook was all woman.

“David,” she moaned her need.

I loved how her voice would get all gravelly when she was aroused. My hands were busy caressing her upper leg and just the edge of her perfect butt. Brook took that moment to take control. She put her hands on my shoulders and pushed, so I rolled back until I was on my knees. Brook sat up and looked at my chest and stomach. She ran her hands all over them as she used the Braille method to memorize every inch of me.

I sucked in my breath when one of her hands slipped under the waistband of my boxers. She pushed them down and let the waistband hook under my balls. She twisted around so that she was lying facing me. She looked up at me and gave me a sexy smirk as she leaned forward and took my cock into her mouth. I let my head fall back and felt my eyes roll back in utter pleasure. Then she giggled and stopped.

“Do you want to try something different?” she asked.

“I can’t imagine it would be better than what you were doing.”

“Trust me. I think you’ll like it.”

I gave her a little nod, and she scurried to the bedroom. She came back with a wand vibrator with a large round head.

“Lie back,” she ordered.

She clicked it on and I jumped when she placed it against the shaft of my cock. It felt weird at first, but she had a bottle of lube; she coated my cock with it and went to town with the vibrator. I about came out of my skin when she ran it around the crown of my cock and hit the sensitive spot underneath. When she began to suck on my nutsack as she used the vibrator, I was in heaven.

Then Brook changed my life. I knew it felt good to have a girl use her fingernails to scratch me under my balls. When she placed the vibrator on my taint, as she sucked my cock, I completely understood why Duke would stiffen up and his leg would jerk as if he was trying to scratch himself. Both my legs pulled back to give her better access as the vibrator shot unbelievable sensations deep into my core. It was as if she’d found an itch you never knew you had, and you feel intense relief when it’s finally scratched.

I let out a primal grunt that only comes from deep sexual satisfaction. It was almost too much pleasure, as I began to squirm under Brook’s ministrations. She had me completely at her mercy. If she’d asked me to marry her at that moment, it would’ve been a done deal. It was almost as if I’d never had true pleasure before.

I felt my balls tighten, and I held off as long as I could. I made a strangled sound to warn Brook, but she doubled her efforts of jacking me off and head-bobbing. I didn’t feel sorry for her when I began to pump a quart of cum into her mouth.

“Gaaahk!” I shouted.

Brook pulled back the vibrator, and my legs relaxed. In my sexual haze, I watched as she pulled herself off the head of my dick and then drooled cum all over the crown, letting it run down my shaft to my stomach and balls.

“For fuck sake! What did you just do to me?” I asked.

“You liked that?” she said with a huge grin.

“Hell, yes.”

“I read about it. Now who’s your favorite girlfriend?” she asked.

“You are,” I admitted.

She crawled up my body and kissed me. Normally it would’ve grossed me out to taste my cum, but right now in this moment I didn’t care. My cock was still hard and twitching. Brook took advantage of that and mounted me.

“Condom,” I warned.

“I want to feel you cum deep inside of me.”

I looked at Brook, and after what she’d just done for me, I was willing to risk it. I let her use me until she came the first time, and then I asserted myself. I loved how I could manhandle her and she could take a pounding.

During one of our breaks, I sent my mom a text to let her know I wasn’t coming home and where I was. Brook nuked a frozen pizza, and we had that and a bagged salad for our dinner.

After dinner, we curled up next to the fireplace and just talked about anything and everything. In many ways, we were alike. She was smart, funny and driven. I would bet that most people at school only saw the sexy Brook. If they did that, they were way underestimating her.

She got out the vibrator again, and I promised to be her sex slave. She couldn’t quit giggling when she figured out the power she now held over me.

Sunday January 31

I woke up with Brook Davis draped all over me. It reminded me of when Kendal had slept in my bed. Most girls want to snuggle up to you and spoon. Brook must’ve wanted to make sure I didn’t slip out of bed without her.

We picked up my parents and went to Granny’s for breakfast. Then it was off to church. Dad wasn’t happy he’d been tricked into a trip to church. The congregation took notice that I’d brought a girl to the service. They all seemed to want to ask me about it, but my mom was there, and they knew how she could get. They’d learned their lesson when they tried to talk football with me. She was good to have around—at certain times.

I had to call Zoe and explain about my SCUBA class. She made me give Brook the phone. I guess she wasn’t happy that Brook was poaching her Sunday afternoon with me. When we were done with class, I took Brook home. Her parents were there, back from their weekend trip to Chicago. As I drove home, I was thinking I would have put this weekend in the top five of all time. I suddenly felt a lot closer to Brook.

Monday February 1

At lunch, I found myself at the Guidance Counselor’s office with Jan, Stacy, Brit, Alan and Wolf to talk about the class project. Ms. Jaroslav had gotten an assorted sub tray. I avoided the turkey, because I didn’t want to risk falling asleep in my afternoon classes. When everyone had something to eat, I started the meeting. I think Ms. Jaroslav was a little irritated that I’d taken over.

“So, what ideas do we have?” I asked.

“Brit and I went and talked to the Director of the Homeless Coalition,” Wolf said. “Did you know that at any given time, between three and five percent of students at Lincoln High are homeless? About 87% stay with friends, the rest are in shelters or on the street. He said there were many things we could do, from donations of both money and items to getting involved.”

“I think the direct involvement should be an individual decision,” Brit said. “We need to think of ways to get everyone involved. I thought it might be cool to have everyone bring in things. The guy at the Homeless Coalition said they would pick everything up.”

“I think that’s a great idea. Good job,” I said, then turned to the other three. “What do you have?”

“I had an idea that I asked Alan to help me with,” Stacy said.

It was good to see that even though they weren’t going out anymore, they could get along.

“We went in a different direction,” Alan shared. “There are kids that feel like they’re outsiders. I remember in middle school when you, Tami and Jeff all had the flu. At lunch, I didn’t have anyone to eat with. I look around the lunchroom, and there are kids that either eat alone or skip lunch.”

“Alan said he could make an app where people could find a table where they’d be welcome,” Stacy said. “We thought we would call it ‘Lunch Buddy.’” She pulled out a diagram she’d made of the lunchroom. “When you go to lunch, you could log in and it would show you tables where others would host. You just click on the table and it reserves you a seat.”

“We would want you to host a table a couple of days a week to get it started,” Alan told me.

“Remember, not everyone has a phone,” Ms. Jaroslav said.

We all looked at her like she was crazy. A teen without a phone? She was probably right.

“She has a point. We need a way for the two kids that don’t have a phone to join in,” I said. “What do you have, Jan?”

“I thought we could get more outside seating for lunchtime, for when it gets warm.”

“If you got me the materials, I could get some people together and make picnic tables,” Wolf said.

“We would need the school’s approval to do that,” Ms. Jaroslav added.

“What did you come up with?” Alan asked.

“I planned to help you with whatever you all decided. I personally think we should do all three, so we don’t need to poll the juniors. The app and tables would only involve a few people to get done, but would leave a lasting legacy. The homeless project is something the junior class could all do, and we could involve the whole school.

“Jan, Wolf and Ms. Jaroslav should work on the tables. Ms. Jaroslav, you need to get approval for us. Alan and Stacy can work on the app. I’ll work with Brit on the homeless project. Let’s all meet next week with to catch everyone up with our progress and any help we might need.”

Brit and I talked as we went to our lockers.

“I’ll meet with the homeless guy and get a list of things they need. We can post it so everyone knows what to bring,” Brit said.

“I think we can make this bigger than just Lincoln High. I bet we can get some free publicity and get the community involved,” I said.

“You work on that,” Brit said.

The bell rang, so we didn’t get a chance to finish our conversation.

Before I had to go to Cassidy’s workout, I had some free time since we hadn’t started baseball practice yet. I normally used it to do my homework or meet with a study group for a class. Today I went to use the new batting cages. I was smart this time and let the machine fire off a pitch before I got near the batter’s box. I wouldn’t put it past Jim or some of the other guys to make a small adjustment to try and kill me.

I checked the settings, and it was set to throw ninety-mile-per-hour fastballs. That was the upper limit you would normally see in high school, unless you ran into someone exceptional. I picked up right where I’d left off in LA. I went through my five steps and just took nice easy swings at first to get the timing down.

Twenty balls at seven-second intervals didn’t take very long. I spent more time picking up balls and reloading the machine than I did batting. I needed a better system. The easy solution would be to get more balls. I could get a few five-gallon buckets and just pour them in when it ran out.

My side was still a little tender, but I could really tell a difference in my hitting. The coaching would pay dividends come baseball season.

I was startled when Moose suddenly was in my peripheral vision. He silently watched as I crushed twenty sweet fastballs over the center of the plate. We both knew I was taking it easy to get into the rhythm of hitting.

I ignored my audience and focused on what I’d learned in LA. Rhythm was the first step. I needed to be relaxed in the batter’s box and do a routine to get ready to hit. I would do a little circular motion with my bat to prepare to hit. The second step was seeing the pitch. I had my front foot down and watched for the ball coming out of the machine. Third was separation. This required the hands and front foot to go in opposite directions at the same time. You wanted to end in a balanced and athletic position. Your weight distribution should be 50/50 in your lower half after separation and as you transferred your strength into the ball. The fourth was to stay square. You lost power when you deviated from a straight-on approach. The final step was weight shift and transfer.

When done right, the power in my hitting went up significantly. Baseball is a lot about sounds. You can hear a good pitch. It starts with the whizzing sound as the ball slices through the air, and then there’s the pop as it hits the catcher’s mitt. Hitting a baseball is the same thing. It just sounds different when you get all of it with speed and power. The satisfying ‘crack’ as you send a line drive four hundred feet over the center field fence sounds different from the ‘dink’ of a slow roller.

Moose was smarter than I was. He had a bucket of balls, so when they ran out, he stepped into the cage and dumped more in. He also made some adjustments to the machine and stepped out. It was now throwing curve balls.

Moose just nodded as I got all of the first one. My confidence that what had happened in LA wasn’t a fluke went up. When my time was up, I started to pick up baseballs.

“Leave them. I’ll get them later. I want to talk to you for a minute before you work out.”

“Yes, sir.”

“I got a call from USA Baseball. Coach Camarillo recommended you, as did Lucas Kite and Coach Boyd of the Dodgers. USA Baseball wanted to confirm a few things with me, but it sounds like you’ll get an invitation in a couple of weeks. I just wanted to let you know that I’ll do whatever I can to help you. It’s a big deal that you’re going to be invited.”

“Thanks, Coach. That means a lot to me,” I said.

I looked at my watch, and it was time I went to let Cassidy abuse me. It felt good to have Moose support me.

Wednesday February 3

We’d dropped to fourth place in the box-office races. An animated movie, Kung Fu Panda 3, did $41 million. The Revenant took second with $12 million, Star Wars: The Force Awakens did $11 million, and we did a little over $10 million. Overseas the numbers showed us doing really well. We were number two in Japan and most of Europe.

Ari was over the moon with the results. They’d upped the estimated box office to $500 million when all was said and done. He said he was getting calls about my availability and wanted me to go full time. I handed the phone to my mom, which ended that conversation.

We’d also started to get strangers hanging out in front of the house. Some were fans and wanted to get a picture taken with me, or an autograph. Then there were the ones that wanted something from me. There were a couple of fun ones. One guy wanted me to show up at his wedding as his best man. He said his fiancée was a big fan. The one that I did do was a girl who asked me to do her voice mail message as Stryker. That one turned out to be fun.

Then there were the awkward ones that wanted money for various things. Those we called the police on, and let Billy figure out if they were legit or not. If they were, they had to fill out a request and send it to Caryn. When the people wanting money figured out that they would have to talk to the police, it seemed to clear most of them out.

As I walked into school, Tracy approached me with a smile and handed me a good-sized, beautifully wrapped package.

“Megan asked me to give this to you. It’s Jim’s surprise.”

All I could do was grin an evil grin. Jim was so busted, but he was going to love this!

Brit talked me into leaving campus at lunch to visit the local Homeless Coalition. Their director was a Mr. Orange, and he looked and acted exactly like I would have cast the role for that position: he was in his early thirties, looked overworked, but still eager to help the needy. If he had to work in the real world, they would eat him alive. The good news was he’d found his calling.

“Mr. Orange wanted a chance to meet you,” Brit explained for the fifth time.

I just nodded.

“I take it you’re David A. Dawson,” he said, using my movie name.

“Just call me David. What can we help you with?” I asked, wanting to get this over with.

“I wanted a chance to share with you some of the things we’re working on with the hope it would help you understand the homeless crisis that we’re experiencing in the area,” he explained.

I caught myself being cautious, and decided to give the guy a break and hear him out.

“That’s probably a good idea,” I said.

“We classify homelessness into three categories: transitionally, episodically and chronically homeless.

“The transitional homeless used to have a job, car, house, and still have debt. The head provider lost their job, or suffered some other misfortune, and they’re suddenly living out of their car or in a tent. Many are women with children, unfortunately.

“Episodically homeless refers to individuals, often with disabling conditions, who are currently homeless and have experienced three or more episodes of homelessness in the past year.

“The final category is the chronically homeless, which refers to individuals who are currently homeless and have been homeless for six months or more in the past year. Three groups fit into this category. The first we call the adventurers. They’re young and looking for life experiences. Usually they’re homeless from 6 weeks to 2 years. They’ll hop trains, hitchhike, and do nearly anything except take a shower. They tend to bring dogs with them and smoke pot. They’ve chosen this condition, and we don’t try to force them to accept help. We get them sometimes when they’re hungry or need to get out of the elements.

“The next group is our biggest concern. They often suffer from some form of mental illness and are in need of structure and perhaps mental evaluation. There are a large percentage of military veterans in this group. Giving them a place to sleep, a warm meal and shelter from the elements isn’t enough. We collaborate with many different organizations that specialize in their support. With most of these, it’s a long-term project to get them back to the point that they’re useful members of society. In most cases we fail, because they stop taking their meds or decide they don’t want to move on from their current condition.

“The final group is criminals on the run. We tend to call the police if we find any of these,” Mr. Orange said with a smile.

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“Hola, Lily,” I said, as I plopped down in the seat next to her. “Hola jefe, es un placer verte.” (Hey boss, it is a pleasure to see you.) “¿Por qué ... uhm... tan formal?“ (Why ... uhm ... so formal?) “Hoy tenemos un examen,” Lily answered. (We have a quiz today.) “¡Hijo de puta!“ Lily giggled. She’d been teaching me to cuss in Spanish. “David!” Ms. Cruz reprimanded. “Uh... Lo siento,” I said, embarrassed I was caught. (Sorry) I found that, with Lily’s help, I was picking up Spanish...

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Junior Year Part IIChapter 30 A Kiss to Build a Dream On

I drifted awake in a sea of warmth, feeling both languid and content. I was thinking of the exquisite feelings from last night when I started as I remembered who I’d spent the night with. That is if I hadn’t been dreaming. I sat up abruptly and looked around me. ‘Thank God,’ I sighed with relief. It had been a dream. The body keeping me warm was Duke. I picked up my phone and called Adrienne. “I had the best dream last night. It involved you and Kate.” “I wonder about you sometimes. I...

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Junior Golf

Junior Golf This is a sequel to "Golfing with Mom" and the "Ladies Invitational." That being said, a quick synopsis reveals that Danny, now living as Didi will be enrolled in the summer golf program at his/her mother's country club. Didi's new best friend and neighbor Sandy loves golfing with her new BFF Didi and can't wait for the golf program to start. Sandy had enlisted Didi to attend her own soccer camp the week prior. Sandy was the outstanding soccer player and Didi was more than...

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Junior YearChapter 21 Was it Something I Said

I got up to do my morning run. I asked the girl at the front desk what direction I should go. I didn’t want to end up in a bad neighborhood. She told me that if I ran towards where we went to dinner last night, there was a State Park called White River. Even though the Holiday Inn Express offered a complimentary breakfast, I wasn’t interested in what they had available, so she suggested a diner I could go to. I began my run and it took me by the football stadium. It was different than...

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Junior YearChapter 24 Nobody Taught Us to Quit

Two games in a row I’d been banged up. I thought about the previous two years, and this one had been far better. Our offensive line had improved and kept me safe most of the year. I knew that when I went to college that would be a major factor in selecting what school I planned to attend. Wherever I went there would always be a chance of injury, but I didn’t want to tempt fate. Each level you went up they were bigger, faster, and stronger, which translated to their hitting much harder. If...

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Junior Year Part IIChapter 19 Lists Plans Decisions

I woke up and was startled. I wasn’t used to someone in my bed, other than my trusty hound. Miranda had been staring at me while I slept. “I think this weekend was a mistake,” she said. “Why’s that?” “It made me realize what I’ve been missing. Watching you with your friends while you’re going to high school, and you’re still able do other things, made me wonder if I need to make some changes. My contract is up in a couple of weeks. It might be time to sit down and evaluate what I want out...

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Junior Year Part IIIChapter 19 Look Me In The Eyes

I’d spent the last few days being a kid. I talked Dad and Greg into going to the lake and breaking out the jet water board. I’d had a small twinge when I remembered this was where Jeff had drowned. Then I remembered this was where Coby had been conceived. I chalked it up to the circle of life and pushed all the negative feelings away. I’d also hit football practice hard. Both Wolf and Tim had taken the week off because football camp with the University of Michigan began today. I had one...

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Junior Year Part IIIChapter 7 Think A Little Less

Peggy woke me up and made me run with her. I was in charge of pushing the boys in their running stroller. Duke must have been growing up because we saw three squirrels and he decided to let them live. Either that or Peggy had been getting through to him that dragging her across someone’s front lawn while she had the boys was not in his best interest. We went into breakfast and found that Mom had made sausage and eggs with hash browns. I was a happy boy because there was hot sauce. It was...

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Junior YearChapter 9 Know This Wersquove Noticed

When I got to school I saw Halle, Brook, Zoe and Pam all waiting on me. They all looked at me expectantly and I panicked. Who did I say hi to first? Did I dare kiss any of them? I held up my hand to stop them and had a brilliant plan: I called Beth. “Who died?” Beth asked when she answered the phone. “I don’t know, why?” I asked. “Someone had to die for you to call me this early.” “Oh, sorry. I’ll call back,” I offered. “Don’t you dare, ‘stupid boy’. Why did you call?” “I have four...

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Junior Year Part IIChapter 27 Feminazis

I hadn’t planned to run this morning because we had our game against St. Joe today. That meant I could sleep in, or so I thought. I heard the door open and Duke bolted to go outside. Peggy told him to hurry up, and for some reason, he minded her. “What are you still doing in bed? Aren’t you running today?” “I have a game today and don’t want to tire out my legs.” “You should probably get some cardio,” she suggested. I really am a ‘stupid boy’ sometimes. I had no idea what she meant until...

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Junior Year Part IIChapter 28 Banned from Walmart

Mom was subdued when I entered the kitchen. I just went up to her and held her. I didn’t say anything; nothing seemed right. She finally pulled back, still in my arms, and looked up at me. “David, you can’t know how proud of you I am. You account for far more of my grey hairs than you should, and there are times you act like the goofy kid I still want you to be, but you’re growing up. “Your dad and I talked a lot last night, and I understand why you handled those women the way you did. I...

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Junior Year Part IIIChapter 8 Whatrsquos Wrong With My Balls

Duke and I took the boys running in the morning. They seemed to enjoy the runs since it got them out of the house. Peggy had to finish writing a paper for one of her summer classes. I gave her a hard time about being a slacker. That was until she explained how much time the boys took up each day. That shut me up. I was impressed that she could handle raising the boys and going to school. I just seemed to be able to take off and assume everything was being taken care of. I vowed to spend more...

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Junior Goes to War Part of the Stopwatch SeriesChapter 2

To the Victor Goes the Spoiled There were only two further demonstrations of the might of the 'Two Mile Island Nation' necessary before America surrendered. A tactical nuclear missile strike was attempted. Eight hundred meters of Cheyenne Mountain, in Colorado, the cornerstone of American Defense was lifted ... shaken, and dropped back in the hole from where it had been. There were many dead. A second strike using a larger warhead was attempted. The Pentagon was removed ... well eight...

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Junior Year Part IIChapter 4 Unmasked

I stepped out of my apartment and all but fell on my ass. Duke looked at me like I’d tried to kill him. It had sleeted yesterday and it froze overnight. I began to wonder why I hadn’t just stayed in LA. My part of the shoot had ended yesterday. The cast and production staff had a going-away lunch for me. I’d found several new friends, especially Zak. He was older than I was, but he was a lot nicer to me than Craig Wild had been. I really hadn’t figured out that all the hazing was just him...

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Junior Year Part IIIChapter 16 I Might be a Slut

Jet lag is a pain in the rear. It wasn’t this bad flying west. It had taken me a full day to get over the worst of it. When I went to Japan, it had lingered until about Wednesday before I’d reset my internal clock. When I got home, I felt exhausted and irritable. They call it circadian rhythm and it gets disrupted when you travel across multiple time zones. Your body clock, which is set by exposure to light, signals when it’s time to wake up and when it’s time to sleep. Saturday, I went to...

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Junior Year Part IIIChapter 14 Bitch Please mdash Itrsquos Your Birthday

When we arrived in Chicago, we went and got our suitcases from baggage claim. The flight to Japan left in two hours, so we went to the car and dropped off our gear. Paul and I had packed separate bags for Japan, which we grabbed. Paul looked at his phone. “They’re here,” he said, letting me know that everyone going to Japan had been dropped off. I gave my family hugs. “I loved this guys’ week. I can’t wait to see what you plan to top it next year,” I said. “We could go to the nudist...

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Junior Year Part IIIChapter 6 Too Close to Home

“What are you doing?” Bianca asked. “Sketching you,” I said, and showed her my drawing. The morning light and the image of her lying in my bed had inspired me to get out my sketchpad and pencils. “Can I have it?” she asked. I signed it and then tore it off the pad. It wasn’t complete, but you got the broad strokes. For goofing off, it was more than enough, as far as I was concerned. I heard the door open and wasn’t surprised when Cassidy came in. She took in the scene and gave me a...

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Junior Year

Hi all, Welcome to Mark’s Junior Year story. For full enjoyment, please read Freshman Year + Sophomore Year to understand. If you don’t have the time and want to jump right in, I’ll be adding a chapter soon of a recap of the first two years. This is the third instalment of the series and can’t wait to get it under way! You’ll find the find the first chapter in the chapters below.

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Junior Year Part IIChapter 26 Nut Shots

After our run, Peggy, Duke and I went to the kitchen to find Megan feeding Little David. I went and picked up Coby and kissed his forehead. “Good morning, Daddy,” Megan said. “How was he last night?” I asked. “I could almost set my watch by him waking up and fussing. He’s a good baby, though,” Megan said. “I can’t tell you how much I appreciate you being here. Getting a good night’s sleep is exactly what I need right now,” Peggy said. “That reminds me. I want to get you a thank-you gift,...

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Junior Year Part IIIChapter 20 Breakup Song DoOver

I’d made an appointment to meet with Coach Hope before football camp. I wanted to talk some sense into him concerning Phil, Yuri and Roc and their desire to come with me to Mexico. He’d said he might suspend them for the first game if they missed the first week of fall football practices. I thought I might bribe him, so I went to Granny’s West and picked up coffee and cinnamon rolls. I knew they always put me in a good mood, so I assumed they would for Coach, too. “If you have what I think...

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Junior Year Part IIInterlude 3

Author’s Note: This is from the Sophomore Year at the beginning of the Fall semester. Uncle John I look back and it’s hard to imagine that it’s been over a year since my nephew, David, came to spend the summer with me. When he arrived, he was a confused and angry young man. You might ask what teenager isn’t. I don’t know, but my sister-in-law may have been even more pissed than he was. My brother is a lucky man because he found Carol and they had two wonderful children. In many ways, I’m...

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Junior Year Part IIIChapter 21 Camp David

Duke nudged me to let me know he needed to go out. I looked at the clock and saw I’d only gotten four hours of sleep. At least he’d let me sleep in a little bit. When we went down, we found Precious had waited for him. While the two of them ran around the backyard, I went back up and put on my running gear. When I’d come down again, Duke had found his ball and decided that it had to come on our run. I didn’t feel like negotiating with him and let him take it. He led the way, and when we got...

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Junior Year Part IIIChapter 15 Master of the Universe

Cassidy woke me up. “Get up, get up, get up!” she said as she poked me in the ribs, and then noticed I wasn’t alone. Megan popped her head up and then scurried off to the bathroom. “You are a bad, bad boy,” Cassidy scolded. I cocked my head sideways. The only flaw in Cassidy’s logic was Megan had on the same clothes she’d had on last night. I tried to remember what had happened. We were drunk; well, I was drunk. Kent and Hana had gone to their rooms, or so I hoped. Megan made sure I got...

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Junior Year Part IIIChapter 5 Bang Yoursquore Dead

Bianca nudged me awake. “Hmm,” I grunted. “I know this is a completely irresponsible question, but ... where are my sister and Anabella?” “Last I saw them they were with this older guy. I’m sure they’re okay.” The protective big sister reared her ugly head. “Okay, okay, okay ... Fritz made sure they were put into cabs and sent home,” I explained. “I’m so dead,” she moaned. I pulled her to my chest and kissed her forehead. “Eva said you’ve been working really hard and needed a good...

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Junior Year Part IIIChapter 12 Circles of Trust

I stared at the ceiling, happy to be home. There was something to be said for sleeping in your own bed. Something was missing, though: my trusty hound. It had been too late last night to get him from the farm. I glanced at the clock and it was almost nine. I guess I’d slept in. I got dressed and went downstairs, where I found Precious sunning herself on our driveway. “Hello, evil cat. Did you miss your buddy?” I asked. She lifted her head and our eyes locked. I decided it was best to just...

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Junior Year Part IIIChapter 25 Girlfriend Tryouts

Most everyone went back home today. I think it would be easier to count the ones that stayed: Mom and Dad, Brook, Halle, Zoe, Pam, Tracy, Beth, and Caryn. Caryn had arranged a charter to take the rest of them back. Tim and Wolf had called and gotten permission to miss a few days of two-a-days to come to watch me play. They’d get a full week of practice in next week and then school would start. I’d be back for the first day of school. I really didn’t mind that I would miss the grind of...

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Junior Year Ch 01

I. Moving In August in Missouri is always terribly hot, except when it rains, and then it is just bloody hot. It is constantly humid, some of the worst humidity the North American continent can muster. He may have bitched about it a lot, but really, Logan didn’t mind too much. The heat and humidity just meant that all summer long, the girls wore really short shorts and mid-riff baring tank tops and cute little sandals. He didn’t want to know if it was over a hundred degrees on the day they...

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Junior Year Part IIChapter 20 Threersquos A Crowd

Traveling to London with Rita James was an experience I’ll never forget. When we landed after the seven-hour-plus flight, and with the six-hour time change, it was about 11:00 a.m. All I wanted to do was go to bed and get about eight hours of sleep. Rita made me go to the men’s room to wash my face and change my clothes. She reminded me of her lovely daughter who had picked out my wardrobe for me when I lived in LA. Jeans and a t-shirt weren’t cutting it if I was to be seen with her. I put...

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Junior Year Part IIChapter 18 Thunder

Miranda getting out of bed woke me up. When the shower started, I followed her into the bathroom. She’d just started to wash her hair when I stepped in behind her. “Let me,” I said. She had a shampoo-and-conditioner-in-one that smelled like strawberries. I put that away and got out my supplies. Someone needed to educate this poor girl. Mine smelled of ginger. Adrienne had turned me on to Paul Mitchell’s Awapuhi, or Wild Ginger, shampoo and conditioner. I used it during the winter months to...

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Junior Year Part IIIChapter 10 That Guy

I came downstairs to run and found my mom and Paul drinking coffee with Melissa. “Sit,” Mom ordered. “What was last night about, and what the hell is ‘redneck crazy?’ From what I heard, you may very well be more than my ‘stupid boy,’ and we’ll have to get your head examined.” Oh, boy! “Pam basically told me she wanted more out of me. I guess it was my ingrained ‘do the right thing’ upbringing that kicked in. If Pam wants to marry me and we bring up Coby as a couple, I’m willing to do...

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Junior Year Part IIChapter 21 Cheeseburger in Paradise

The change in weather was welcome. We left fifty-degree weather to arrive to a high of eighty-five today. I stopped at the hotel gift store, bought sunscreen, and then met everyone for breakfast. A couple of preteens wanting autographs stopped me on the way to our table. The Star Wars effect was still in force, no pun intended. “I just got a text. All our gear just arrived at the boat,” Brook said. Brook had arranged for most of our stuff to be shipped ahead of time. Neither of us really...

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Junior Year

Your name is Greg Smith and it's your junior year of high school at midtown high and today is the first day of school. You are so stupid that you have been held back and are eighteen years old.

Teen
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Junior Year Part IIChapter 16 All These Things That Irsquove Said

The day I dreaded was finally here. I had to tell my two ex-best friends the truth of what had happened to them that caused our friendships to fall apart. Looking back, a lot of it was my fault. I’d brought Brandon into our midst. I’d trusted my lawyers when they recommended him to be my PA and help with recruiting. I’d been too trusting and not looked into why he’d left Harvard. Since then I’d requested that Caryn make sure everyone had a background check. I even made them check into people...

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Junior Year Part IIIChapter 9 Redneck Crazy

We were all told to meet at the Embassy Suites in shorts and t-shirts. I’d put my game uniform and gear into a duffle bag. Most of the guys had done the same, but a few still had their uniforms in the clear plastic bag they’d been given them in yesterday. We were ushered into a large ballroom where we were met by all the coaches and staff. We were then assigned teams. I was put on the team called Pride, along with twelve other boys. Once the teams were announced, our coach pulled us all...

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Junior Year Part IIChapter 17 Do You Know Who I Am

Today was the primary election. Polls showed that the governor and Senator Dixon were well ahead of their challengers. Bev Mass was actually down a couple of points. A white police officer shooting a young black man with a history of mental illness was too much for the people of Cook County. If the officer had waited for the Taser unit, which had been called, this would have been a nonevent. To shoot the man sixteen times was too much, as far as I was concerned. Bev agreed and had the officer...

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Junior Year Part IIChapter 8 No Putting the Genie Back Into the Bottle

After school I went home to load my car for the trip to New York. I then picked up Kendal and Pam. I think they both thought we planned a month’s visit to the Big Apple, if the amount of luggage was any indication. I, on the other hand, only brought a garment bag and one of those suitcases on little wheels with a telescoping handle. I missed the Charger, because we ended up having to load some luggage in the back seat of the Jeep with Pam. Once we were on the road, my phone rang. “Answer,”...

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Junior Year Part IIChapter 22 Our Town

It felt good to get home. I’d loved my vacation, but there is something about sleeping in your own bed. Being gone all week had made Zoe, Halle and Pam anxious to see me, but I’d promised Caryn I would sit down with her and talk about a budget. She wanted Brook and me to come to her new office, because she wanted to show me what had been done so far. They had gotten the office decorated. I was impressed that there were pictures of the farms and a variety of my movie and modeling images....

1 year ago
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Junior Year Part IIIChapter 18 And The Winner Is

Dad and Greg joined Fritz, Halle and me surfing. It was funny how Fritz always got the surfing duty. Bo Harrington and I’d had lunch in Houston so we could talk football. He’d told me that I shouldn’t be surprised if I was told I couldn’t do things like surfing once I was on a college team. It was dead certain it would be banned if I made it to either Major League Baseball or the NFL. Greg was learning, so it was good that the waves were staying small. He had the same gleam in his eyes as...

1 year ago
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Junior Year Part IIIChapter 3 Balancing Act

Cassidy and Kimberly cornered me at breakfast. “I hear you have a new girlfriend,” Cassidy announced. “Haven’t had one in over a year. I think the last official girlfriend was Harper, a year ago last spring,” I said. I rubbed my forehead to fend off the headache that was sure was to come on if this line of conversation continued. “Why don’t you have a girlfriend?” Kimberly asked. “He has this dumb rule where he only ‘dates’ girls. All his girlfriends call him a ‘stupid boy’ because he...

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Junior Year Part IIIChapter 23 Capitn Cojones

I smiled when my guys hit the lobby in their new clothes. The three amigos all looked good. We all stood out, compared to the other ballplayers. It wasn’t that the others were dressed badly; they just looked like teenage boys. I wore the sport coat I’d gotten in Japan with the graphic on it. I also wore an Abercrombie light blue button-up shirt under the jacket and cream-colored slacks with my new oxblood-red leather tennis shoes. To finish it off I wore my Japanese designer sunglasses. I’d...

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Junior Year Part IIIChapter 24 Big Cat

“How’s the girlfriend hunt going?” I gave him my best put-out teenager look and ignored his barb. I guess it was too much for Tami not to tell my mom. What surprised me was Mom thinking it necessary to clue my dad in. I was sure that Uncle John would want to sit down and ‘talk about it.’ “Come on, we need to talk football,” Dad said to change the topic. That instantly put me in a better mood. We went to the nice restaurant and I found Dad had gotten us a big table. I figured that Wolf and...

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Junior Year Part IIIChapter 17 A Piece That Fits

Allard and I signed in and then went next door to a deli to grab a quick sandwich. I came back to Fritz giving me the stink eye. “I know, I know,” I said, holding up my hand. “Who’s this?” Allard asked. “This is Fritz, the head of my security, and I’m in trouble for leaving the hotel without him,” I admitted. “I could be with you 24/7 if you’d prefer,” Fritz threatened. “I’ll make sure he lets you know,” Allard assured Fritz. I don’t think he wanted Fritz in our bedroom. What he didn’t...

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Junior Year Part IIChapter 29 Operation Prom

People were supposed to start arriving today. I’d gotten a text from Ridge, from USC, which said that he and Bill were done with their finals and would be at Bill’s house tonight. John Phillips, from Kentucky, called to say he was driving over today. It looked like we would have a football get-together. Emma Stoned and Maria Dowe were on the same flight with Ridge and Bill. Ben Cowley and Zak Verwood had been booked on a flight from LA that would get to Chicago around 1:00 tomorrow...

3 years ago
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Junior Year Part IIChapter 14 Thatrsquos Not How the Force Works

After several rounds of negotiations, my dad won the trip to London with me. I was going to test for the Han Solo role in the yet to be titled Star Wars prequel. They were doing the casting now because of the new movie, Rogue One, which was filming now. The Han Solo character would make an appearance as a cameo. Marvel used the same strategy for their new Spider-Man by casting Tom Holland early in order for him to cameo in Captain America: Civil War before appearing in his own film. The...

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Junior Missed Period

Sheri's mother Rhoda loved her daughter too much! (Does that sound impossible?) One of hollywood producer's worst nightmares is the overprotective, doting yet bossy mother on the scene. They not only have to deal with possible child tantrums and their associated interruptions, but also mothers and THEIR emotional baggage, which includes PMS and its aftermath! Sheri (unfortunately?) was beautiful, poised, talented, well funded for perfect teeth and posture, and a camera "natural". But all...

2 years ago
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Junior Year Part IIInterlude 2

Author’s Note: I’ve been working to create a version of the Stupid Boy stories for a wider distribution. One thing that was pointed out was that the stories were too long. To that end I broke them into smaller books. At the beginning of each I’ve added an Interlude to introduce the readers to a more in-depth look at different characters. Kara Tasman is featured in the next chapter, so I thought you might enjoy reading about her. Note that this is from the Freshman Year timeframe, right after...

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Junior Year Part IIIChapter 2 Dirty Little Secrets

Cassidy must have friends in high places because she contrived to be my security today. When I got to the set, Kitty and Anita met me and informed me that we were shooting scenes on an old yacht today. Laurent planned to do other scenes, so I didn’t have to deal with him. It was an absolutely perfect day to be out on the water. There was a light breeze, which made the heat and humidity bearable. Cassidy looked like she planned to get some sun while I worked. She had on white shorts, a...

2 years ago
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Junior YearChapter 14 Get Cape Wear Cape Fly

When I got to school, Mona was waiting for me in the parking lot. “What happened to our deal?” she asked. “You weren’t there. Kim and Tracy didn’t play fair.” “They flirted with you!” I nodded. “Men!” she shouted, and stomped off. The rest of the cheerleaders had seen what happened and had some choice comments. I was ready to tell them to back off when Zoe walked up and kissed me. “What was that for?” I asked. “For asking me to be your date for the Homecoming Dance.” I hadn’t asked...

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Junior Year Part IIChapter 23 Jacob Jeffrey Dawson

I was given a picnic table to paint. Wolf showed it to me before school. They’d painted the top and seats orange and the supports blue like I’d asked. My idea was to paint our bulldog logo in the center of the table. Stacy said she would pencil it in for me; I just had to paint it. When we were done, Wolf would have the shop class seal it to protect the design. I found Pam leaning against the wall in the hall, holding her back. She looked like she was ready to pop. The doctor had said she...

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Junior High Hazing

Junior High Hazing By sissy_babs When I was a young boy of 11 or 12 I was in Junior High School. It was that early in life that I first started to fantasize about cross-dressing and forced feminization although I had no idea what either was. All I knew was that I liked to wear some women's clothing and I felt that I should have been born a girl. I later realized that I didn't want to be a woman. I liked girls, not boys. I just wanted to occasionally wear girl's clothes. At that...

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Junior Year Part IIChapter 9 Valentinersquos Day is Overrated

When I got to the park, I picked a running trail and began to lengthen my stride. It felt good to be able to just zone out and enjoy the morning. It was chilly, but not so cold that it was a distraction. I misjudged the trail I was on and ran further than I normally did. By the time I got back to Adrienne’s, everyone was already up, except Adrienne. What I found surprised me. “Did you see this?” Pam asked, holding up the newspaper. I looked confused, so she shoved it at me, got up...

3 years ago
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Junior Year Part IIChapter 5 Liars

Last night had been an emotional roller coaster. The Alpha Male in me wanted to simply find Brandon and end his miserable life. It had been a close thing, and I finally had to force myself to come home, because the more I thought about it, the more I wanted to beat the living snot out of him. What finally stopped me was the thought of what would happen if I were caught. The fallout could lose me my upcoming movies, and I’d already started spending my signing bonus from the next two Star...

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