Date: Mon, 24 Dec 2007 10:59:29 -0800
From: Kevin <kevroc54321@tns.net>
Subject: Saved By The Boy, Chapt 1

Saved By The Boy
Chapt 1

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in which you reside with regard to reading this type of material.  If you
are not 18, you are supposed to exit now.  If you are offended by gay
themes, particularly cross-generation feelings, relationships, sex, stories
about such, etc, you should also exit now.  What is written here is not to
be confused with a recommendation that you go out and emulate this story,
or its generally fictionalized characters.  Barring that, read on.

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I go to a park in my area on weekends mostly, taking myself for an outting
that doesn't consist of sidewalks, asphalt, or oncoming cars.  I like
getting out of my apartment, catching a bit of sun, and of course see what
cute boys may be out and about.

In turn, I will either read, say hi to people who are there with their kids
and/or animals also, read a book, or just practice a few moves on my
well-worn "jo", a martials arts stick.

Me, I'm Michael.  Although I'm 44, I'm in good shape, the result of many
years of martials arts, weightroom lifting, jogging, and eating fairly
well.  6', brown hair / brown eyes, about 180-185#.  To be honest, I'm what
you'd consider fair looking, but not cute or "hot".  Ok by me, I've seen
what that route can offer in the way of drawbacks, not that being just
ok-looking doesn't have a few of its own, lol.  Anyway, I'm outgoing, smile
a fair amount, like to talk to people, and will usually initiate a "hi" to
someone close enough for social etiquette to warrant it.

To be honest, and probably blunt, I'm into younger boys.  Not 11 or 12,
mind you, but younger.  Being a classic boylover for the most part, I'm
sincerely into admiring teens, not just out to feel their crotch.  If a
symbiotic relationship develops, fine.  If it ventures into questioning /
wondering / sexual questions / horeseplay / wrestling, ok too.

I had a boyfriend for several years that was (ulp) underage when we
started, and he passed away due to circumstances he brought from a previous
relationship.  Although the 4 years together with him were incredible, I
was crushed by the loss.  So on the open, legal dating scene I almost never
went out, approached anyone, etc.  It's been a few years, and I still miss
James, although I have had a few one-nighters here and there.

And so, I half-heartedly look.  My view, despite my strong points, was that
I was too old, younger boys / guys didn't want older hardly e-v-e-r, and I
was pretty much done for as far as having a young(er) boy again.

I've saved a few boys from hard circumstances, in my time on this Earth,
and am proud of having done so.  A few were with abusive parents.  A few
were trying to come out.  A couple just wanted to fool around and I'm glad
it was with me instead of their going to park restrooms, or waiting outside
of Adult Shops to ply their wiles to people they didn't know and probably
couldn't trust.

I guess it was only fitting that I be saved, too, but considered that I'd
been saved once by a wonderful, beautiful, sensitive boy who chose me to be
with, and that perhaps that was all I could ever hope for.

I was at the park, swinging around my stick.  It was a cooler day, so I had
jeans on, which coincidentally had a little rainbow sewed onto them.  I
wore modest ear hoops, and that was about as flamboyant as it got for me.
Well, mostly.  But in this case that was it.  In short, if someone was
slightly observant it was obvious that I was gay.

And yet, this boy who looked more European than American walked up,
smiling.

"That's pretty cool.  What are you doing?  Some sort of martial arts or
something?" he smiled.

My guess was he was 13-14, tall and obvious hitting hit growth spurt,
beautiful brown eyes, and sort of "rock star" longer brown hair.  Longer
around the back and sides, trimmed a bit in the front.  Nice....

"Yeah, sure am," I smiled back.  "How are you?"

"Doing good.  Do you mind if I watch a bit?"

"Not at all.  My name's Michael," and I stuck my hand out for a handshake.

"Nicky," he smiled again, "pleased to meet you."

His hand was warm, grip not too tight, and he didn't pull away in any hurry
from the handshake.  Didn't linger, just didn't give a quick one.

With that he walked a short distance away and say down on the grass, arms
wrapped around his pulled-up knees, chin resting on top.  Occasionally he'd
flip his hair around or back as the breeze caught it and put in into his
eyes.  He had features that you could say were out-and-out handsome.  Not
just a cute boy, or good looking boy.  He was slender and tall, beautiful
eyes, smiled a lot, and was handsome.

He asked a few questions here and there, smiled, watched, and hung around
for probably 15-20 minutes.  Getting up, he waited until I stopped and
walked over.

"Better be going, stuff to do.  Thanks," he smiled, and offered his hand
again.

Shaking it, I replied, "Pleasure was all mine NIcky, see ya next time," and
with that he walked off.  I knew he wouldn't look back right away, but
would most likely waiting until he got to the edge of the park, just about
to leave the area.

And he did.  He smiled one more time when he saw I was looking, and waved
again.

Of course, I waved back!

This was Saturday, so I came back about the same time on Sunday, hoping
he'd be there.

He came up, smiling again, shook hands and said hi.  I patted him on the
back and said it was good to see him.

"You, too," he said back, and moved of a short distance and sat down again.
This time he stayed a bit longer, but chatted a bit along the way.  He
talked about how his knees were sore from his growth spurt(!), it was hard
to run, etc.  I sympathized, smiled back, and said he looked just fine to
me.  He smiled.

As he spoke, I got the idea that he was either gay or thought he might be.
Just by the inferences he made.  On top of that, he was always polite,
generally upbeat, and smiled often.

Damn.

He told he me he was 15, and would be 16 in a week.  Honestly, this boy
looked like he was not only a late bloomer, but really appeared to be about
13.  I asked if he was learning to drive, and he happily said yup, he had
his learner's permit.

"Cool," I said.  "If I get too overheated here, we can go to the 7-11 for a
cool drink and you can drive."

"Really?" he asked, aghast.

"Sure.  Couldn't drive any worse than I do," I smiled.

"I've been driving since I was 14," Nicky said.  "I live with my grandma
and sometimes she can't drive and it's too far to go to the store and back,
walking.  Plus carrying all the food and stuff.  So, I started driving for
her a couple years ago."

"Nice.  A quick learner," I hinted.

"Yup," he smiled proudly, not giving a clue as to whether he got the hint.

Except that he leaned back and supported his body with straight arms, legs
crossed in front.  Smiling.

Ulp...

As it turned out, we went to 7-11 and I got us a couple drinks, and Nicky
drove.

"You want to go back to the park, or your grandma's at this point?" I
asked.

"Back to the park, I guess.  A couple friends were supposed to come and
throw the football a bit.  So I guess I'll wait."

"Cool."  I threw him the keys and we got back in the car and were on our
way.  He did drive pretty well, actually.

Pulling back up at the park, he put the car in neutral and pulled up the
parking brake.

"Thanks, Michael, that was cool.  I'll c'ya again sometime."

"Thank y-o-u," I smiled.  "It isn't often I get chauffered around by the
cutest driver in the park.

He didn't know what to say.

"Why don't you be here next Saturday again, same time, and I'll start
showing you how to use this stick.  You seem kinda interested, and well, I
like teaching."

He nodded, "Ok, cool.  Sounds good.  C'ya then," he smiled.  I patted him
on the shoulder again as we shook hands, and off he went.

How many days away was next Saturday?

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