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Teen Dreams Book 2Chapter 13

“Happy Birthday to you.” It was possibly the worst rendition of that song ever in the entire history of the human race. Not only was everybody (well, with one noticeable exception) a mile off key, but, even worse, everybody seemed to be a mile off a different key. But the thought was there, and they do say that it’s the thought that counts. I was sixteen. I could smoke if I wanted to (no thanks), legally ride a motor bike, drink beer, wine or cider with a table meal in a pub or restaurant,...

Teen Dreams Book 2Chapter 14

I was surprised. I’d enjoyed the film, I even thought I looked good in it. Cal thought it was a great film and told me she even managed to separate me and the character I played. When the credits had finished, we walked out, and Cal announced a need for a pit stop. I hung around in the corridor to wait for her. I made two mistakes while I was out there. Firstly, I stood next to a life-sized cardboard cut-out of Greg Paradise, and secondly, I adopted the same casual pose leaning against the...

Teen Dreams Book 2Chapter 16

My visit to Frankfurt was unremarkable. We landed just after eight thirty, I was out of the airport by nine, and a short taxi ride got me to the Hilton. Once checked in, I tried the TV, where the only English language channels were CNN and BBC World, so I opted to read. I’d brought Heinlein’s Stranger in a strange land with me, and opened it, then put it down and rang Cal to let her know I’d arrived. After I’d spent ten minutes talking like a pair of babies with Cal, I rang home and let the...

Teen Dreams Book 2Chapter 18

I had a moment of panic when I heard the engaged tone from Cal’s mobile, but I wasn’t going to give in to it. This time while we’d been apart, we’d actually managed to speak to each other every day, and I knew now that Charlie was regularly in touch with both Cal and her mother. I’m sure I would have heard if anything bad had happened. I made my way back to the taxi rank and joined the queue. While I stood there, my phone rang, I took it out and saw from the caller ID that it was Cal. “Hi,”...

Teen Dreams Book 2Chapter 19

It was just over three hours later when I was attacked at Munich airport. My attacker was a medium height, slim girl with red hair, who launched herself at me with a screech and wrapped her arms and legs around my neck and waist, covering my face with small kisses. “I assume that means you’re pleased to see me,” I said quietly when she slackened off a little. “Yes,” she agreed, “now are you going to kiss me, or do I have to strip naked, right here?” Much as I enjoyed the sight of Cal in...

Teen Dreams Book 2Chapter 21

We woke early the following morning, and after having a quick shower, and getting dressed, we packed our backpacks and went down for breakfast. After checking out it was a short walk to the riverside where we boarded the first of two boats. This one would take us up the Rhine Gorge, past the Lorelei rock and to Koblenz, where the Mosel meets the Rhine, at the famous Deutsche Ecke . The boat had a running commentary, in German and English on the many attractive...

Teen Dreams Book 2Chapter 22

The town was quiet, but then, it was Sunday morning and the shops weren’t open yet, apart from a couple of the small, local, shops, who weren’t covered by the Sunday opening regulations. The Blue Cup was closed, however, so I went to a different café, the Tartan Coffee Lounge on Commercial Street. I got myself a coffee and took a seat by the window, ready to watch whatever people were going by, thinking idly of the next two years of school. Our local education system is divided into three...

Teen Dreams Book 2Chapter 23

When the five of us sat down to eat that night, it was unusual. Neither Jean nor Geoff joined us, and Cal and her Mum were absent as well. It was the first time for a long time that only people called Barker sat around our table. Unusually for our dinner table, we all ate relatively quietly, it felt as though there was something in the offing. After I finished clearing the table and loading the dishwasher, apparently despite my having been away working for most of the summer, my siblings...

Teen Dreams Book 1Chapter 2

On Saturday morning I woke up early and went out for a run, I did a steady three miles, then showered and changed into my normal clothes. I then decided to go next door and see what my girlfriend had planned. I knew she had a voice class this morning, but I wanted to see if we could do something in the afternoon. When I walked in she and her Mum were sat at the kitchen table talking. “Good morning beautiful,” I announced my arrival. “Morning sweetie,” Cal replied. “Actually I meant your...

Teen Dreams Book 1Chapter 3

As the applause died down, and the curtain closed after the seventh curtain call, I walked back to the boys’ dressing room to remove my make-up and get back into my own clothes. We’d had a good four nights, and I’d enjoyed playing Shylock. But it had been tiring. As I left the dressing room, Tom took hold of my arm and stopped me. “David, have you got a minute, there’s someone who’d like to meet you?” When we got out into the school hall, he took me over and introduced me to a small, round...

Teen Dreams Book 1Chapter 4

Los Angeles On the morning of our LA trip, Cal and her Mum came round to see us off. Aunt Mary took me into the dining room, saying she had something to ask me. “Are you worried about being away from Cal this summer?” I wondered how she came to be so good at reading me. “Yes, I don’t know what leaving her here would do to us.” “Don’t be worried, she’ll still be here when you get back.” “I’m not worried about that, I’m worried that she’ll think I’m abandoning her.” “She won’t I promise...

Teen Dreams Book 1Chapter 5

Disneyland and home. George picked me and dad up at 9:30 for the trip to Disneyland. He had his daughter with him, a cute fourteen year old blonde named Millicent. “Just call me Millie, everybody does,” she said as we were introduced, “except the ‘rents.” “And everybody calls me David, including the ‘rents,” I answered. She smiled at my little joke, and she had one of those smiles that light up wherever she is. Whether that was due to her natural disposition or a tribute to American...

Teen Dreams Book 1Chapter 6

As I walked back to where I’d left the girls, my heart sank. Why did they have two boys sat with them, chatting away like old friends? I took a detour over to where Andy was fishing. “Caught anything?” I asked him, handing him his ice cream. “Not yet,” he replied. I gestured over to the girls. “Looks like Cal and Pip have,” I said. “Hmm,” he grunted, “what’s going on there? Want me to come back over with you?” “Nah, they probably just heard Cal singing in the club last night and are...

Teen Dreams Book 1Chapter 7

It was after two am when we arrived home, all of us so shattered that all we could do was roll into bed and sleep. When I got up the following morning, Dad was on the phone to the insurance company about the attack on the caravan. After breakfast I decided that since Cal and I would have been spending the day together anyway, there was no need to change that plan, and walked next door and let myself in through the back door. The kitchen was empty, as were the other two downstairs rooms. I...

Teen Dreams Book 1Chapter 8

I had a horrible sinking feeling as my Mum smiled at us. “What do you mean Aunt Pat?” Cal asked. “Well, it’s all right for you to kiss each other in front of her, but no wandering hands or anything.” “Mum, are you trying to tell us something?” “No, but you’re growing up. And I know you’ll feel things, want to do things.” “Oh, you mean like sex Mum?” I asked. She blushed, I swear, I made my mother blush. “David, your sister is present.” “It’s all right Mum, I know what sex is. I just...

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