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Sebastian - 6. Chapter 6

Sebastian: Chapter 6

Although I’d gone to bed early I couldn’t sleep. I hated nights like this. Whenever I’ve had an eventful day as soon as my head hit the pillow my brain turned on, trying to process the day’s events and make some sense out of them. When that happened I knew I’d be tossing and turning for hours. I huddled under the stack of blankets I had on me. I guess winter was short enough or mild enough that no one here had central heat.

The day’s events whirled around in my mind. And I asked myself a lot of questions. Why was I attracted to the paperboy? He’s not drop dead gorgeous. He’s not hideous either. What would he look like cleaned up? Did I pity him? Did I want to take care of him? I couldn’t figure it out. But the attraction was there. I couldn’t deny it. What about god? Would he want me to like this boy? Probably not, maybe I should just be his friend. Ricky? Now he was gorgeous, but I wasn’t attracted to him physically. Why not? He was obviously straight for one. I guess I just put him in the unattainable category automatically. But he was fun to be around. I’d have to be careful not to slip around him. I didn’t want to lose his friendship.

I replayed in my mind the two times I’d interacted with the boy. Both times he’d said something. I knew he was teasing me and I wanted to get to the bottom of it. I remembered the miniature tape recorder I’d brought with me. Ignoring the cold, I got out of bed and searched for it. When I was sure it had batteries and still worked I crawled back into bed. Before long I drifted into a deep sleep.

The alarm barely went off and I was out of bed and hopping into my clothes. I cracked my window open and climbed back into the warmth of my bed. I knew from yesterday that I’d hear him coming long before he got there. No need for me to stand out in the cold. I had drifted into a light doze before I heard him coming. I got up, put my shoes on and headed out to meet him. The morning was nothing like yesterday. The sky was clear. I couldn’t believe how many stars were visible. The air around me was crisp and cold but not wet like yesterday. And there he was.

As he approached I could see he already had that impish grin and the light in his green eyes danced. Again my heartstrings were tugged. He was wearing the exact same clothes as the day before. Today he looked not happier but more content maybe.

“Would you like a newspaper?” he asked.

It hadn’t been hard to figure out what he was saying there. I knew diario was newspaper, the rest was assumption but I went with it. I nodded my head yes and gave him 2 pesos. He tried to give me some change again, which I refused again. He looked at me with his head cocked to the side. I really loved the way he did that. It was just a cute quirk of his. Then he got that big grin and said it again. He walked off smiling. That was a change and I was glad I had left him with a smile.

I ran inside, put the paper on the table and hurried back to my room. Pulling the recorder from my coat pocket I rewound it. It was perfect. The whole conversation was there. ”Gotcha” I thought. Ricky would be coming over to walk to school with me. I’d ask him what it meant.

Heading back to the kitchen I sat down to breakfast. Dad already had the paper up and was reading. I didn’t even bother saying good morning. He wouldn’t have heard me. Breakfast over, I showered and got ready for school. When I was ready I went back out to the kitchen to wait for Ricky. Dad was done with the paper.

“Morning dad.”

“Morning Sean, sleep well?”

“Once I got to sleep I did, I tossed and turned for a long time though.”

“Not surprising, a lot’s happened the last few days.”

“More than you know dad.” I thought to myself.

“Oh dad, they don’t do lunch at school, so I’ll have to come home to eat.”

“Hmm we haven’t had the chance to go shopping yet, and you don’t know the first thing about cooking anyway. How about if I just leave you some lunch money. You can pick something up to eat.”

“Great that’ll work, thanks dad.”

Dad slipped me two five peso notes.

“That should be enough for today, we’ll figure out later how much you need. Now I gotta run its going to be a busy day, I’ll be home for dinner though, cya then.”

“Ok, have a good one Ill see you tonight.”

Ricky showed up soon after dad left. He was a bit early but that’s ok I had something for him to do. I told him about the boy and how he seemed to be teasing me and I told him that I’d taped him that morning.

“Let me hear it.”

I played the tape for him. He laughed his ass off for a minute. Until I asked him what it meant. He got red and thought for a minute.

“I not know how say it.”

“Try.”

He fumbled for the words but couldn’t find them. He finally looked at me, I don’t think his face could have got any redder.

“He say.”

He fumbled some more then just pointed at his crotch and his mouth and made the universal signal for blow job, tongue in cheek and everything. It was my turn to be embarrassed. I felt like my face was on fire. “That little shit” I thought. That’s when an evil little idea jumped into my head.

“Hey Ricky, how would I say…….”

As we walked to school we played a stupid game we’d come up with. Ricky would point to something and say the word in Spanish. I’d then say it in English. And lastly I’d say it in Spanish and he would say it in English. It sounds stupid but over the next few weeks our vocabularies grew immensely.

The day flew by. I didn’t really enjoy having to help in English class. But it wasn’t as bad as I’d expected either. Every spare minute I could I spent memorizing the words that Ricky had written for me. Ricky didn’t have English that day but we got together in between classes and hung out. He introduced me to a lot of people. I didn’t catch anything they said. But they didn’t seem to care. I just hung off to the side enjoying the feeling of having friends again.

We walked home together playing our game and somehow communicating enough to joke and laugh about things that had happened that day. We got to my house and made plans for the afternoon. We were both tired and decided to take the siesta. Ricky was going to come over about four. He needed help with an English assignment, and then we were just going to do whatever until dinner.

I unlocked the door and had just tossed my backpack on the couch when I heard his voice. It looked like I was going to get my revenge sooner than I’d hoped. I grabbed a plate and headed out to exact my revenge. I had a big smile on my face but I couldn’t help it. This was going to be too good. The little shit deserved it.

I waited at the bottom of the steps again. As he walked up I could see he had that impish grin. When he saw the big smile on my face he hesitated. It was almost like he could feel that I was up to something. I bit my tongue hard. That wiped the smile off my face. I held out my plate. He put six empanadas on there and I signaled enough. He only had six left in the basket when he was done with me. I handed him five pesos. And again he tried to give me the change. I just waved it off again. It was only two pesos for hells sake.

He got that evil little grin on his face and said exactly what he’d said before. But this time I was ready for him.

?No gracias. Tu pija probablemente tiene gusto a mierda.? (No thanks, your dick probably tastes like shit.)

The expressions that passed over his face for the next thirty seconds were priceless. Shock, followed by guilt and then strangely, fear. I was laughing so hard I had to set my plate down or my lunch was going to end up in the dirt. It was then I noticed he seemed to be holding back tears. He hurried off. I was shocked. What was going through his head? I ran after him and grabbed his arm to stop him. Shit, I don’t know how to ask what’s wrong. I couldn’t even apologize for whatever it was that I’d caused him to feel.

I was saved by the rumbling of his stomach. I searched my memory I know I’d learned how to say hungry today.

?¿tu hambre? ? I asked knowing it wasn’t quite right.

He shook his head no. His stomach growled again and I knew he was lying. I half dragged him back to my place. Picking up the plate I’d left there, I dragged him up the stairs and into the house. He tried to resist me a little bit but I could tell he was still afraid of something. I got another plate out. Handed him five more pesos and put the last six empanadas on his plate. I sat him down and then sat down between him and the door. He wasn’t getting away until he’d had something to eat. He protested quite a bit. I just looked at him and gave him my customary.

?No hablo Español?

He actually pouted for a minute but realized he couldn’t say anything I’d understand. I indicated that he should start eating and reluctantly he did so. I was on my second one when I realized we needed something to drink. I poured us a couple of glasses of coke. When he saw that his eyes went wide and that spark that made it so his eyes seemed to have an ocean in them returned. He sat there grinning like a little kid at Christmas.

?Gracias.? he said softly.

?De nada.? it was my turn to have a grin on my face.

I pointed at myself.

“Sean”

He seemed to understand and pointed at himself.

“Seba”

The winter passed quickly. During the week Seba had lunch with me every day. Sometimes we had empanadas but we mostly grabbed a hamburger or a sandwich. I always had a glass of coke for him. I loved the way he smiled every time I gave him one. By the end of August I was able to carry on a fairly decent conversation with him. I don’t know if he was a friend or not but I really enjoyed his company. There was a lot more to him than met the eye. He was intelligent and funny. I looked forward to those lunches. It scared me. I was falling for him hard. But I’d promised God I wouldn’t do anything so I didn’t. I just tried to enjoy the time we spent together.

Constructive criticism and comments gladly accepted. Please email me at yaalc@yahoo.com.

Copyright Notice - Copyright ©2005 by yaalc.

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2005
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