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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 doesn’t realize that they’re his girlfriends. They just let him believe that they’re ‘just dating.’” Of course, she had to include the air quotes.

“What do you mean, ‘girlfriends’? As in more than one?”

“Don’t get me started on how many he has. Let’s just say he has at least one for every day of the week,” Cassidy said with a satisfied look on her face.

“I should go,” I decided.

“No. Eat your breakfast,” Cassidy ordered, giving me a ‘mom’ look.

“Are you one of his girlfriends?” Kimberly asked.

“He wishes, but my dad won’t let me. He says that David isn’t the right kind of guy for me.”

“He never said that,” I shot back.

She just waved her hand to dismiss me.

“What’s the difference between him dating someone and them being his girlfriend?” Kimberly asked.

“Oh, that’s easy. David gets all territorial with his girlfriends. He’s very protective of them. I don’t think he learned to share his toys when he was little,” Cassidy surmised.

Kimberly smiled.

“Does that mean I’m one of his girlfriends?”

Cassidy thought about it for a moment and nodded. WTF!

“Good!” Kimberly announced.

“Why, good?” I asked, confused.

“I can tell ... uhm ... someone that you and I are together, so he needs to back off,” Kimberly explained.

“If we’re talking about the same someone, then I would kick his ass if he tried anything with you. Feel free to let him know that if he’s confused, he can talk to me,” I said.

“Yep, you’re his girlfriend,” Cassidy said, and then focused on my date yesterday. “Tell me about your date.”

“I went to church with Sarita.”

They looked at each other and then back at me.

“He’s sometimes short on details. I wish Gina were here. She can get him to talk. I can too if I decide to hurt him,” she said, eyeing me.

I caved and told them all about my day.

“I want to meet her,” Cassidy said.

“Why?”

“Your girlfriends will expect a report,” she said as if it were obvious.

“First of all, I don’t have girlfriends.”

“Keep telling yourself that.”

Today we were doing location scenes. I told Roger about the church I went to yesterday and the great square they had. He said he would check it out because it sounded perfect for what they planned for later in the week.

We were shooting in the old Partagás cigar factory. It was fascinating to watch them hand-make them. Everything there smelled of dried tobacco leaves. There was an older woman smoking a cigar while she worked rolling cigars. They used the whole leaves and stacked them up before rolling them tightly. They then cut off each end and put them in a container that looked like an egg crate for cigars. When they had several full, they stacked them and then used a press to compact the cigar even tighter. Each step was done by hand.

We spent the morning shooting our scenes. Laurent wasn’t as much of an ass as he had been, but he still demanded perfection, and at one point I was forced to do a scene twenty-some times before he was happy.

When we were done, we all bought cigars. Their special cigar was called ‘Bolivar Belicoso.’ I bought several boxes on the advice of Heath, who seemed to know about them. He said I could either save them for special occasions or give them as gifts.

Our second stop of the day was at Zapata Swamp, which was two hours from Havana. They planned scenes of Kimberly and me running through the swamp to hide from the American Mafia. They were upset with her father and the restrictions the new government was putting on their casinos.

The first scene was set up so that Ceci and my character Rick would run through calf-high water towards the camera.

I don’t know if you’ve ever been in a swamp, but it stunk to high heaven. On top of that, it was hot and humid and I would guess there were about a million mosquitoes that were intent on sucking all the blood out of me. Both Kimberly and Cassidy were whining nonstop. I could have handled all that, but I noticed one small detail that concerned me: there were park employees with rifles watching the water.

They took us out to a little island on a johnboat, and I saw that Kimberly had on high heels.

“Are you planning on running in those?” I asked.

“I’ll just run on my toes,” she explained.

“You do realize that we’re running through swamp water, right?”

“Why should that matter?” she asked.

We could hear Laurent on a megaphone calling out direction.

“Ready ... Action!”

I stepped off the bank, into the water. Kimberly must have thought if she leapt, it would be a shorter distance to the other shore. I stepped into muck up to my knee. Kimberly’s momentum caused her to face-plant into about the grossest water imaginable. When she tried to push herself up, she had green slime in her hair and her hands began to sink. If I hadn’t been there, she might have been in real trouble.

Imagine the reaction of any teenage girl in a dress with heels on who is now covered in green stinky slime. I think bursting into tears would be right at the top of the list, which she did. Suddenly trying to climb up my body and shrieking like I was killing her was not expected. That was until two crocodiles eased out of the brush and started for us.

In a moment like that, all grace goes out the window. All I can say is it was good that I was an athlete. I might have set a new forty time as I pounded to the shore. I ran past the cameras because I figured it was every man or woman for themselves at that point. That was when I figured out why there were men with guns. What baffled me was that the crocodiles stopped short of the shore.

Cassidy ran over to make sure we were all right. She had to pry Kimberly off me, and that was when her stupid hat suddenly was caught in the wind and flew out over the water. I wouldn’t have believed it if I hadn’t seen it. One of the crocodiles jumped out of the water and snatched the hat. Seriously, it jumped out of the water!

“No, I’m not getting it and that’s final,” I told Cassidy before she asked.

Neither Kimberly nor I could be talked into getting back into the swamp water again. In fact, Kimberly quit on the spot.

I talked to one of the park rangers and he told me about the Cuban crocodile.

“It is the smartest crocodile in the world. They know not to come ashore because we have trained them not to when people are present. If we’d known they were around, we would have put up some nets and kept them out of the area you were working in. They also sometimes hunt in packs. What you observed was them doing that when you ran to shore. They only get to about six to eight feet in length and top out at about 180 pounds, so you would have been a challenge to bring down.

“Something else that makes them unique is they can jump. I’ve seen them take a duck right out of the air before, so it wasn’t a surprise when that one grabbed the hat. They’re also aggressive. Even though they are trained, we won’t turn our backs on them,” he explained.

That was all I needed to hear not to volunteer to get back into the water. That, and I would rather be about anywhere else at this point. I stunk, and so just shucked my shoes and pants to get the worst of it off me. I had my gym bag with me, so I put on shorts.

Laurent found me and wanted to talk.

“We need to get more footage. What we got was great, but we need to show other scenes of you in the swamp. I think I can get around not having Kimberly in the rest, but I can’t use this without the other scenes.”

“You’ve been a dick to me before this movie even started. Why would I help you out? And even if I wanted to, there’s no way I am going back into the water with those things,” I said.

“What if I could guarantee your safety?”

“If you went in first and proved it was safe, I might consider it, but that still doesn’t solve your being a dick.”

“Do you really think there’s anything I could do not to be a dick, at this point?” he asked.

“Good point. I might actually enjoy you being gator food, so the only way I do it is if you do it first.”

I knew that Laurent would never go for it. Boy, was I wrong. That guy was crazy.

The park rangers chased off the two crocodiles and then put nets up to keep them out. They called in more rangers to watch the other side of the island and we were set up again.

Laurent, true to his word, went into the muck. I had my phone film him in case one of those crocs decided to snatch his hat with his head in it. He didn’t appreciate me pointing and jumping at every little bubble or ripple in the water. I figured he deserved it.

They had another girl play Ceci while planning not to show her face. It was her stunt double. I wondered why we weren’t using mine. The new girl wasn’t happy when they slimed her. Even I gagged a little bit when she got near me. Laurent got his revenge when we got into the water and a bunch of bubbles came up. I about peed my pants, but the water wasn’t deep enough to hide a crocodile where we were filming. I felt foolish but figured better safe than sorry.

When we finished for the day, I put this down as something I would never ever do again.

I came back to the hotel to find Caryn in my suite, talking to Megan.

“He’s back. I’ll talk to you tomorrow,” she said and hung up. “How was your day?”

“I almost got eaten by a crocodile.”

“Okay, that sounds like fun. I have some recruiting news. Michigan has stepped up their game. They confirmed having a camp at Lincoln this summer. Megan needs to send them dates when you’ll be in town and confirm your attendance.”

“Don’t you want to hear about the crocodiles?” I asked, somewhat hurt.

“Not right now. What do you think about the camp?”

“We may need to fire Cassidy. She didn’t even try to protect me.”

Caryn cupped her face in her hands and rubbed her temples. Mom did that sometimes.

“Tell me about the crocodile,” Caryn said.

“It was crocodiles...” I began.

I told her about what happened. They let me see it in playback and it was dramatic. Watching Kimberly face-plant was priceless. All I can say is you could never get a second shot of that, and we were lucky it came out well. Kimberly might get an Academy Award for her portrayal of a screaming girl who sees live crocodiles coming after her. She was very convincing, and I had claw marks on my neck to prove it. I thought she did a better job than that Jurassic Park actress who ran from the dinosaurs in high heels.

I might need to work on my running technique, but my excuse was I had a frightened girl wrapped around me.

Caryn thought I was full of it until she called Cassidy and confirmed my adventure. Then she was concerned, but not about what I would have thought.

“You don’t expect me to call your mom and tell her about this, do you?”

I hadn’t thought of that.

“Maybe she could just see it in the movie,” I suggested.

“You’re the boss.”

I gave her a look because that never seemed to be the case unless it was something she wanted.

Tuesday May 24

Since Kimberly had quit, I got the day off. The writers were frantically working to write her out of the movie.

After I ran for distance, I did my speed work. Paul had the honor of running with me. He begged off the speed drills. I then had Cassidy work with me on my outfield drills. I worked up a good sweat in the heat and humidity. The good news was the steam-bath air kept you loose.

I decided to relax by the pool when I was done. Cassidy joined me because Kimberly had flown out last night and Cassidy no longer had to help watch her. After our swim, we caught some rays and just relaxed. I needed some down time just doing nothing for a while.

“Do you really think I have girlfriends?” I asked her.

“You’re kidding, right?” Cassidy asked.

“No, I’m trying to be serious. What you said has me worried. I never meant to lead anyone on and I don’t want to hurt anyone either. I thought we were just dating and hanging out as friends,” I said.

“Be honest with yourself. Do you have feelings for them?” Cassidy asked.

“Well, of course I do. I think I love each of them in their own way. That doesn’t mean that I’m in love with any of them, though. To be honest, I don’t think I’ve ever been in love before. Have you?”

“I thought I was in love with you when I first arrived at Lincoln High, but I learned that was more infatuation than love. I really liked both Jim and Wolf. I think the closest I ever got was with Jeff. I miss him so much sometimes. He was such a sweet boy, and I knew he was totally in love with me,” Cassidy shared.

We were both quiet for a few minutes as we thought about Jeff.

“I thought I loved Tracy, and I was pretty sure I loved Tami, but looking back on it I’m not so sure. Why don’t I ever have any luck with girls? I can do just about anything else but figure out how to make a relationship work.”

“You really are a ‘stupid boy.’ Since I’ve come to Lincoln High, I’ve watched you do this amazing balancing act as you’ve juggled numerous girls. They all love you, but you can’t seem to get out of your own way to see it.”

“Then why can’t I ever seem to make it work? When I find someone that I like, they either go crazy, like someone else, want to change me, or are afraid to commit. What’s wrong with me?” I asked.

“I think you put too much pressure on it. Your idea of what a girlfriend is leads to always-and-forever. I don’t know of any girl our age who’s ready for that level of commitment. I think they all ran because they didn’t feel like they could measure up to what you want. I know I’m not ready for it,” Cassidy said.

“Is that why you won’t date me?” I asked.

“Why would I want to be one of many?”

“If I ever get a girlfriend, there won’t be any others.”

“Don’t you think that Halle, Zoe, Brook and Pam know that? Why do you think they’ve never tried to pin you down? They all know if you decided on just one of them it might not be them, and they’d be on the outside looking in.”

“Tracy has been pushing for me to find one,” I admitted.

“Tracy’s a crazy bitch who loves you to death,” she said and saw the shocked look on my face. “I mean crazy in the best possible way. Tracy would do anything for you and seems to think you’ve finally gotten past your infatuation with Tami and are ready for more in your life.

“I think if you talked to any of your girls, they’d probably agree that you’re in a much better place now than you were last fall. Believe me, no one wanted to be your rebound girl. Then everything sort of fell into place and they worked it out, so they could all date you. Pam almost screwed it up,” Cassidy said.

“By getting pregnant?” I asked.

“They were all afraid that would be a game-changer. I think if her dad hadn’t gone all psycho on you, the two of you might have locked it down. We all know what Greg did with Angie, and I don’t think he loved her near as much as you love Pam.”

It was fascinating to hear how Cassidy viewed my world. It was apparent that the girls had talked to her about it. I never realized they were worried about Pam and me getting together. I guess the real question was, did I want anything to change? Did I want to finally pick a girlfriend? Did the romantic in me want an exclusive relationship?

If I asked Mr. Happy, he would tell me absolutely not. Of course, if he were in charge I would be like Zak and try to get laid three times a day. Cassidy was right. I’d been doing a balancing act between commitment and being a horndog. I’d found a middle ground with dating.

“Why don’t we go back to my room and spend the day in bed? I think I could make you decide that you were my one and only,” I teased Cassidy.

“I’m not sure you could do it, but I’d be willing to give it a try.”

“It sounds like you’re just horny,” I teased.

“Maybe.”

I wasn’t sure if she was serious, so I stood up. She gave me a little smile and got up also.

“Are we doing this?” I asked.

“Shut up and take me upstairs,” she ordered.

It turned out my idea of a day in bed and Cassidy’s were very different. First, I had to talk to her, do her nails and give her a massage. If this was what girls did on sleepovers, count me out. Then she wanted us to do facials. The sad part was she pointed out I had everything we needed. I tried to defend myself by saying Adrienne made me get the stuff and use it, but Cassidy called me a girl.

Then we finally got naked and took a lousy shower, so we could wash our hair and then use my conditioner. I offered a sexier version, but she offered to make me cry, so I was good.

She then made me do her makeup. Tracy, who was now dead to me, had told the girls about me doing her makeup when she was depressed. Just because I picked up some skills while modeling, it didn’t give me expert status. But when we were done, Cassidy did look good.

Cassidy told me she was going to her room to put on nice clothes because I was taking her out. I got dressed and there was a call on the room phone.

“Mr. Dawson, your ride is here,” the front desk said.

“Tell them I’ll be right down.”

I went and knocked on Cassidy’s door and she was ready. She looked great. When we got downstairs, I was in for a revelation. My date tonight wasn’t Cassidy, it was Sarita. With her was Luis. We took a cab to Paz’s place. When we were seated, Paz came out to greet us. This time it was Luis’s turn to be made fun of.

“And here we thought my baby brother was scared to come out of the closet. We all love him, but oh, the shame it would bring the family. I can’t tell you what a relief it is that he found himself a beard.”

You have to understand that in Cuba guys are macho, or so they think. His big brother was pushing buttons that only a big brother can get away with. Luis went bright red and I was worried he might take a swing at Paz. Thankfully, Cassidy read the situation.

“I think he’s man enough for me.”

Luis puffed up and his brother laughed.

“You’re surely going to warn her about his drooling problem,” Sarita goaded her older brother.

“I think she can handle him,” he replied.

“Paz,” he said, putting his hand out to shake Cassidy’s.

“Cassidy,” she responded with a bright smile.

“What’s good tonight?” I asked, to save Luis any more grief from his siblings.

“I’ll have them bring out the pargo relleno. The red snapper is fresh today,” Paz said.

Dinner was another hit. Pargo relleno was a stuffed red snapper with lobster, shrimp and ham ground up and cooked in it. The fish was cooked on a bed of potatoes and had onions and peppers on top.

After dinner, Paz came back out with a bottle of rum and cigars. He sat down with us.

“I want to introduce you to the Cuban practice of sobremesa. It means ‘over the table.’ You drink nice rum, and it’s passed around the table after dinner while enjoying a fine cigar and stimulating conversation amongst family and friends,” Paz announced.

Sarita explained to me that when her uncles came to visit, this was what their family did. When she was younger, she would get a sip of her dad’s rum and he would let her have a puff or two on his cigar. It brought back fond family memories for her and her brothers.

She said there wasn’t an English translation for sobremesa, and the ‘over the table’ explanation didn’t adequately describe it. She better described it as time spent in conversation, digesting, relaxing, enjoying each other’s company, and certainly not rushing after a meal. Her family added the rum and cigars. I opted out of smoking a cigar, and after I had a small amount of rum I switched to Cuban coffee. Honestly, the rum might have been better for me, but I was still in training.

Cassidy should have stopped at one also. Luis wasn’t happy when she climbed into my lap.

“Take me home,” she ordered.

“I think we’d better go. I have a feeling that I’ll have to work tomorrow.”

“Come to practice tomorrow, if you can,” Luis offered.

“And after, we can go do something,” Sarita said.

“I think she wuves you,” Cassidy teased.

“Don’t get my brothers started,” Sarita added.

“I think I was right. I need to get her home,” I said, scooping her up.

I was enjoying hanging out with Sarita and her brothers. Paz’s little hole-in-the-wall joint had the best food in Havana, as far as I was concerned.

After I poured Cassidy into my bed, I called Maria Dowe, the girl I’d met in LA who wanted to get into porn. I reckoned she’d be up because of the time difference. She’d sent me a text saying she had big news.

Yes, Cassidy was in my bed. My little drunk ninja insisted, and I wasn’t willing to argue with her. It was better that I keep an eye on her anyways. She snuggled down. I got a bottle of water and aspirin and set it on the nightstand. I also got her a garbage can in case she had an emergency during the night.

“Thank you, thank you, thank you!” Maria answered my call.

“Did you get the job?” I asked.

“Yes. Felicia was super nice and explained everything to me. She said that Kendra Bianco and Tony Giovanni, the owners, said I was one of their VIP girls and would get special treatment at Nubile Productions. She said it was because of you.”

“I seriously doubt that. I barely know the owners.”

“Felicia was a little cryptic about how you met them. There has to be a story behind that,” she pressed.

“It seemed we had the same unpleasant thing we needed to deal with. I just happened to be in a position to make it go away. I’m sure that’s what they were talking about.”

Brandon Rigby had been a problem for many people. I was glad he was going to jail.

“You’re no fun, but thanks anyway. They flew me out to New York and I had my audition. They asked if there was anyone I wanted to do it with, so I told them about Ryan.”

Ryan was the model with the impressive equipment that I set Tracy up with for Prom. Maria and Ryan ended up going to the dance when Jim and Tracy got cold feet. Jim was afraid he wouldn’t measure up in some way. It didn’t help that Ryan showed everyone what he was packing. That was when Tracy finally believed me and chickened out. Jim and Tracy ended up going together and from all reports had a good time.

“Spare me the details, but I’m assuming it went well,” I said.

“They signed us both. Felicia flew me home to pack my stuff. They have an apartment for me close to the studio. The next time you’re in New York, you need to call me and I’ll take you out to dinner as a thank you.”

My bedroom door opened.

“I don’t feel good,” Cassidy announced.

“I gotta go, my friend is about to get sick,” I told Maria and then hung up on her.

I grabbed Cassidy and whisked her into the bathroom. I swear Duke had more common sense. I take that back; he would have found a rug to puke on. He could be on a hard surface that was easy to clean and head straight for a rug if he had a problem. She puked on my chest and all over herself. I tossed her into the tub and then puked into the toilet. She could have asked me to help her with anything else, and I would rather do it than deal with vomit.

I gagged the whole time I undressed her. I tossed the t-shirt and shorts I’d dressed her in into the trash. I also threw my shirt in with them. I turned the shower on her.

“David! Don’t,” she wailed.

“I’m never taking you drinking again,” I swore.

“But you love me,” she moaned.

“And that is why you’re not stark naked in the hall right now. Now hold still so I can wash your hair.”

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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...

2 years ago
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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...

3 years ago
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Balancing the Equation

Here's that explanation story I promised. Too bad to end this part of the continuum, though the story continues in a different form, well, you'll see. But Kristie Ann's gimmick can only work so long and the Ashley part of it, well, I didn't want to stretch that any more. And the darkness has to lift at some point. Once again, it helps if you've read the previous stories in the continuum. Balancing The Equation By Wolverine Someone finally realized there was a problem at Arelyn V....

4 years ago
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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...

1 year ago
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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...

1 year ago
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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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Curiosity Killed the CatChapter 20 Balancing Act

Monday, June 03, 1996, Sanford Maine I walked into the delicious smell of something frying. “Hi, Honey Peach! I’m home!” I yelled out as if I was the husband returning from work. “Hi, Baby!” my sister yelled back as she glided over to throw her arms around me, welcoming me home with a super sexy kiss. “You’re early!” “Yeah, the exam was ridiculously easy. What’s cookin’ good lookin’?” “Well, I thought that you deserved a treat for being such a good boy before. I am making chicken...

3 years ago
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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...

3 years ago
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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 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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Balancing Act and Other Poems

M?NAGE A TRIOS In the cemetery, Amongst the veniality of greenery, The grasses grow And the flowers flow, Unwavering in their wavering, And I, like thou, am tossed To and fro. The steadiness of granite Doth not always stop the boughs From bowing or the wind From winnowing the graves, And some buried here are pure, But many are decayed, And, someday, both you and I Shall lie with them, depraved. FIFTY CENTS Some mistake a mansion For a cathedral, Whereas others regard ...

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The Kincaid Group 1 Balancing the Books

Author's Note: A reader request, asking for a story about "a group or organization, which is dedicated to kidnapping people to turn them into sissy sluts, both physically and mentally.And then sell or auction them." Here's part one. Part two will explain how the organization was founded. Please comment if you have any ideas about what future chapters should include. Enjoy! zoxox Sissy Michelle, aka Emhoninque. [email protected] THE KINCAID GROUP 1-BALANCING THE...

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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...

2 years ago
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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...

1 year ago
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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...

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