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After the deed we quickly got underwear on. But as I was getting mine on, he pulled me back down to the hay. “Get over here.” he said. “Ahh!” I let out with a laugh as he pulled me down into his arms. “We have to get dressed.” “Our dads have gone to Wyoming to sell some horses. No one else comes in here. I want to stay like this.” “So, you’re not going to pretend like it didn’t happen again?” I asked. “No and I realize how much of a jerk I was to do that.” I smiled and kissed h
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I ran straight upstairs as soon as we got home. Timmy followed me. “So, what’s up with you and Jesse?” he asked. “Nothing, Timmy. It’s all in your head.” I answered throwing myself onto my bed. “No I’m not. Even Stacy picked up on it. It’s not just your crush on him. It’s more than that.” “Do you ever shut up?” I asked. “I’m not shutting up until you tell me what’s up.” “Okay,” I said sitting up. “The truth is that I don’t know what’s going on between us. It’s just something th
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9 AM. Jesse and I hear the door opening to the hotel room. Shit. It’s Timmy. He’s the only other one with a key. Jesse scrambled to get out of the bed and ruffle the other bed’s blankets to make it look like he slept in it. He finished just in time. “Morning fellas. Did you have a nice SEXLESS sleep?” Oh, if he only knew. I got out of bed still not sure if what happened last night was real. You would think that Jesse in my bed would confirm it, but no. I still wanted to believe that it was a
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My heart was racing so fast that I could barely make out what was actually happening, but once I did, I pushed him away. “What in the hell was that?!” I asked. “You called me a chicken shit and I wanted to prove you wrong.” “That’s a pretty fucked up way to prove me wrong.” “You wanted me to admit that something happened between us earlier, so…I am. Okay, something happened, but nothing else is ever going to happen like that.” “Then what do you call that kiss?” I asked. “Proof,
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“Shit,” I complained. “What do you want now?” “I just wanted to apologize. I didn’t mean to try and tell you what to do. I was just worried about you.” said Jesse. “A lot of bad things happen to gays here in Montana and I didn’t want anything bad to happen to you.” “I can take care of myself Jesse. You’re not my father.” “No, but I’m your friend. Aren’t friends allowed to worry about other friends?” “Is that what we are, Jesse; friends?” “Of course…” He cleared his throat. “Of course w
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The first thing I did was order a very, very strong drink. Stacy pulled Jesse onto the dance floor and Timmy found some girl to dance with. Then, this really hot guy sat right next to me. I mean, he wasn’t Jesse hot, but he was hot enough. I started to stare at me, kind of. Then, I remembered that I was wearing my rainbow bracelet. “What’s up?” I asked. “Not much. What’s up with you?” he asked. “Just having a drink.” I answered. “Looks like you’re low. Can I get you another one? I
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I sat at the end of one of the beds and he sat on the other. “Shit, Walker…” he said. “These are really good.” “You told me that already.” I said. He stopped and blankly looked at the page again. I knew that face. I knew he was looking at his portrait. “Is this me?” he asked. He didn’t sound angry. I could deny it. I could swear up and down that it was just some cowboy, but once again, I can’t lie to those green eyes. “Yes,” I said. I could feel my cheeks turn red. “It’s good. I’m fl
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“Now be careful boys.” said my mom as Jesse, Timmy and I were getting ready to leave. “Don’t worry mom. We’ll be safe.” I reassured her. She looked to Jesse. “You look out for my boys, okay Jesse.” “Sure will Mrs. Walker.” Jesse answered. The three of us packed my parents’ car and Jesse drove us to Stacy’s house. She rushed out, put her bag in the trunk and Timmy moved to the backseat with me so that way Stacy could sit with Jesse in the front. Jesse drove us the three hours to Billing
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He sat there fidgeting as if he didn’t really know what to say or he was building up the courage to say whatever he had came to say. “What are you here for then, Jesse? Why are you suddenly talking to me?” I asked. “You just took me off guard. I wasn’t expecting you to be. We don’t really get a lot of those here in Jackson.” answered Jesse. “So, you were giving me the silent treatment because you were caught off guard?” “I wasn’t giving you the silent treatment. I just didn’t know wh
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The next morning, I woke up to Timmy still snoring. I swear he doesn’t sleep, he hibernates. Anyway, I smelled food cooking so I went into the bathroom to freshen up and I ran into Jesse. And once again, he was wrapped in a towel. He stopped what he was doing. He stared me down like he was pissed at me. “Sorry, I…” “I’m done.” huffed Jesse and pushed passed me and disappeared into his room. I sighed and then went into the bathroom and brushed my teeth. After I was done, Jesse came ba
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“Is there a place where I can get a cappuccino?” “Um, sure we can head over to Mr. Grinds Coffee House.” He pulled into this little coffee house that wasn’t crowded, but it wasn’t empty either. We sat at a small round table for two. The customers were staring at me. I guess they’ve never seen anyone wear as much black as I do or dress as extravagantly as I do. A tiny framed waitress in a green apron came up to us asking for our orders. I ordered mocha and Jesse ordered a caramel. “So,
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I was just about to leave when Jesse sat right next to me on the couch. “Sup, Jamie. So how do you like Montana?” he asked. “Um, yeah, I guess. I haven’t really seen much of it. I was asleep in the car when we got here.” “Oh, well, I’m sure you’ll like it. I love it here.” said Jesse. I felt a big knot in my throat. I tried to swallow it, but it wouldn’t go away. I was so nervous that I didn’t know what to do with myself. “I’m sure I will too. I guess I have to since I’ll be living her
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I went back to the house still in a bit of a daze from Jesse’s beauty. He had this wonderful brown hair that fell from beneath his hat into his wonderful hazel eyes and a confidence about him that I’ve never witnessed before. “Hey, J, what the hell is wrong with you?” asked my brother Tim, but we like to call him Timmy. He’s the only one that I’ve told that I’m gay. We were in what was to be our room. I still couldn’t believe that we had to share a room. “Ah, nothing. I just miss home.” I sa
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You know when you have a really bad feeling that something is going to happen that you’re not going to like; not necessarily something bad, but just something you won’t like? Well, that’s exactly the feeling that I got when my parents first told me and my older brother that after the school year was over, we moving to Montana. I couldn’t believe it. Right when I was getting used to my high school and getting friends, we have to move. It would be the summer after my freshman year in high scho
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Jamie Walker and his family move to Montana where his father grew up and there he meets Jesse Clark, who isn't exactly sure what kind of person he wants to be. When he meets Jamie, Jesse is stuck between who is actually is and who he thinks he should be
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It was the most awkward thing I’d ever gone through. I didn’t know what else to do, I just zipped my pants back up and he did the same. “So, you wanna call me sometime?” he asked. “Sure, that’ll be cool.” I said. I gave him my cell phone and he gave me his. I put my number in his phone and then we gave each other’s phones back. “I’ll call you.” I said. “Cool” he said. “Will I see you at school?” he asked. “Sure.” I said. As I drove back, I couldn’t help but feel guilty. I co
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“Is there something wrong?” asked Chase. “N-No, there’s nothing wrong. I’m just a bit nervous.” I answered. “Right,” said Chase. “I’m going to the guest house.” Chase turned around and left and I sighed in relief. “We’ll go with you.” said Linda. Their family walked out of the house and into the back to the guest house. I blew out a deep breath. “See, that wasn’t too bad.” said Jesse. “Speak for yourself.” I said. He got behind me and put his arms around me. “Aww, it wasn
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Jesse and I lay in bed in our birthday suits, holding each other after making love. “I know it’s only been a few days, but I missed so much.” I told Jesse as he held me. “I missed you too.” he said. “I’m sorry things got so out of whack.” “No. It was my fault.” “But…I should have trusted you.” said Jesse. “Whatever, all that is behind us now. But guess what?” “What?” I asked. “My mom, step dad and sister and brother are coming for a visit next weekend. They’re going to stay in
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About an hour later, I felt someone sit on the couch with me. I looked up and it was Anderson. “Oh, sorry Anderson…I was…” “No need to explain. Timmy told me that Jesse broke up with you.” “Yeah,” I said with my head down. “Did he tell you why?” “No,” said Anderson. “You can tell me if you want, but there’s no need.” He paused. “I’m sorry that you broke up. You made my son really happy. If it wasn’t for seeing my son so happy with you, I don’t think I would’ve ever accepted that Jess
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I finally came to my senses and pushed him away. “I can’t do this.” “It certainly seems like you can.” said Zeke. Our lips touched again, but I pushed him off. “Zeke, stop it. I’m with Jesse. I LOVE Jesse.” “Who are you trying to convince; me or yourself?” I didn’t know the answer to that. I didn’t know if I wanted to know the answer to that. “I have to go.” I rushed out of the shower and into the locker. I changed out of my Speedo and into my clothes. I ran into the parking lo
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Jesse went with me to the swim team tryouts and Coach Jensen said that it was fine for him to be there and he could stay. Jesse was obviously extremely happy that he could stay and watch. He wanted to cheer me on. I changed into a Speedo and did everything the coach told me to do. The entire time, Jesse watched closely from the bleachers along with a few other onlookers. I jetted through the water like a fish. The other swimmers ate my bubbles. “Okay, tomorrow there will be a post of ev
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I woke up to the sun in my face. This meant that I was in Jesse’s room. I looked over and saw his face; that beautiful face. I carefully lifted the blankets and looked under. I was naked and with a giant boner. Great. It didn’t matter that Jesse was my boyfriend. It was still embarrassing. I remembered that it was the first day of school. We made it to junior year. I got up carefully so that way I didn’t wake Jesse. I tiptoed to my room. I thought that Timmy was asleep, but he wasn’t. “If
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Sequel to "The Boy with No Name". Now, that Jamie and Jesse are accepted publicly will their relationship get easier or more complicated?
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Justin walked into the room, Kevin and Luke followed. It was decorated with iron candlestick holders and paintings, but everything was full of dust and spider webs. In the middle of the room, there was a bed, with three very high bed posts. The blankets were a burgundy color and the bed frame seemed to be iron. The room stunk. It stunk as if something had been rotting in there. “What’s that smell?” asked Kevin “I don’t know.” said Justin “I don’t think I want to find out.” said Luke “Wha
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Luke and Trey went into the hospital with Kevin and Justin. They could only go in two at a time, so Luke and Justin went in first. Justin walked into the hospital room and saw his mother there. She looked like she was sleeping. Justin wondered if it was like sleep or was she just trapped in her mind, like a dream. Justin couldn’t take seeing his mother like that. He grabbed Luke’s hand and squeezed it. He sat beside her and Luke stood above him with his hands on Justin’s shoulders. The beep
