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The house was eerily quiet when I arrived. It was a little past seven, but everyone seemed to be in their bedrooms. Normally, I could hear music blaring from Curtis’s Bose speakers, but the hall was silent. I tiptoed down the hall and peeked into Lane’s room. He was sitting at his computer playing a video game. He looked up and motioned for me to come over and sit beside him. I asked, “What’s going on? It’s so quiet.” He whispered, “Mommy told me to go to my room and not come out.” “Where is
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Hi Robert, better run out and buy a large bag of popcorn. The fun is just beginning.
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Hi Kjamieson. I think we all hold stereotypes to some degree whether we want to admit it or not. It is a nice lesson when we realize that we do and act to eliminate them. Ron
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Pull up a chair, Puppilull, and enjoy the fireworks.
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Hi Shade. Thanks for the review. I'm glad you're enjoying the story. I've heard your complaint before, and my usual response is that if you can add more hours to the day, I'll add more pages to my chapters. LOL.
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Thanks, skinnydragon. I've lived in small towns. They thrive on the latest rumor. Ron
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droughtquake, Tiffany and Rodney???? Really?? Besides, she has a strict rule- she doesn't date assholes! LOL.
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I slept one of the most peaceful nights I could remember. After all the years of listening to my father, I would have thought that I would have been consumed with fear of eternal damnation. But surprisingly, I didn’t. I was beginning to accept that I was gay. I still couldn’t believe that Colton had kissed me, and I didn’t think that it was wrong. I didn’t feel like what we had done was an abomination like my father had warned. When our lips met, it felt natural, not sinful. I was also out no
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Hi Robert. Curtis still has a long way to go from being a complete jackass.
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Haha, jaysalmn. I loved writing that scene with the gauze. Lane is too precious.
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Love your use of words- down low fictitious bullshit life and fake hypocritical narcissist. Great! Time will tell if he can be saved from himself. Ron
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Okay, droughtquake. I'm proclaiming my innocence here. What is BDSBaS? I think I figured out the BDSB, but the aS has thrown me. And you're probably right. Curtis, though unintentional when the story began, is the one who will probably evolve the most.
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Hey najaate. Welcome aboard. So....you like the bad boy types?
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I shrugged my shoulders and replied, “Yeah, sure.” I didn’t want to seem to anxious to talk. Curtis seemed like the kind of guy who wanted to control the conversation. I knew he would speak only when he was ready. He reached for the remote control and turned the channel to ESPN. I wanted to tell him I was watching a movie, but I didn’t. We watched a college basketball game for several minutes before he finally said something. “What you saw last week ain’t what you think,” he muttered as he con
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Okay, skinnydragon. You can start waving the pom poms. hehe.
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Haha, Robert. Oh to be seventeen again. I remember well those many times the wind blew. Ron
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Hopefully, Puppilull, your questions will be answered soon.
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droughtquake, Curtis certainly isn't the brightest bulb in the pack, is he?
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Curtis stood over us and stared down. His eyes were glassy, and it was obvious he was drunk. “I heard you guys were gay,” he mumbled. Suddenly, he grabbed his mouth and ran towards the bathroom. Vomit spewed out between his fingers before he was able to make it to the door. “Jesus,” muttered Shade. “He’s a mess.” He looked worriedly over at me. “Do you think he’s going to cause any trouble for us?” I hadn’t told Shade about Curtis and Pip in the bathroom. He had no clue that Curtis also messed
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Right now he's taking baby steps toward his freedom. Ron
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Hopefully, droughtquake, your questions will be answered soon. Ron
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During sixth period, Tiffany walked down the aisle towards me at the beginning of the period. She smiled and then sat in the seat beside me. It was the first time I had seen her smile at school. After our discussion last night, I felt that we could truly become friends. I had confided in her things that I had never discussed with anyone else; well, except maybe in my notebook I kept for my letters to God. It felt really strange that I could trust her so much. Just two weeks ago, my father had
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