This story follows Virgil and Sam, two teen boys who were unaware of each other’s crush on the other, on their sexual discoveries and journey. With a bunch of other interesting stuff that happens along the way to them and their friends. Those that know my work know that interesting will take many forms.
It’s also different from any of my other stories because it is told from multiple points of view. Many characters act as the narrator over the course of the story. I was told this format/style doesn’t work, but I decided to let you all judge for yourselves. I hope you all enjoy it, whether for the first time or not.
And not all invisible disabilities are physical. In filling out numerous job applications recently, I’ve found that depression and other mental illnesses qualify as disabilities now. Something else I can be depressed about 😃
Joel’s dad reports his mom missing, even though he knows she’s buried in the woods behind their house. He had to cover up for Westley. Mom caught Wes stealing from her purse and he shut her up permanently.
Thanks much. I do think stories are better that are supported by reality. To me, it is the characters and their activities that are the story. Unless it has aspects of science fiction or pure fantasy.
Yeah, I guess I'm in a "don't kill them all" mood.
Not completely unexpected. Back in the first story, the first sleepout, Leon asked how Michael knew so much about dogs. Michael responded something like he read a lot and hoped to work with animals someday.
Stephen jumped in the air, pumped his fist, and screamed, “YESSSSS!”
It was at that moment Michael realized he might have won. He reached up for Tanner’s hand and asked, “I won?”
“You won, little buddy.”
“Oh my God.”
Tanner pulled Michael out of the pool and was the first to give him a hug. Stephen made it to that end of the pool and fought his way through the crowd to Michael.
Hugging Michael, Stephen exclaimed, “You did it!”
“I almost can’t believe it.”
Micha