Date: Sat, 18 Dec 2010 16:54:27 +0100
From: anyta sunday <anytasunday@googlemail.com>
Subject: Shane and Trey_Chapter One

SHANE AND TREY

Disclaimer: Story characters belong to the author, any resemblances to real
people are entirely coincidental.

Content Advisory: Adult situations, language, sexual references

Copyright, 2010, Anyta Sunday

I hope you enjoy it. Please comment to: anytasunday@gmail.com

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Chapter One


Water sprayed out of the pool, landing on my bare feet and tempting me to
take a dip. The sun laughed at me for not going in, doing its best to burn
my nose.


June, my twin in nothing but birth date, looked at me over her boyfriend's
shoulder. "Come on, Shane," she cried, "you must be dying out there."


Well yeah, in a way I was.


Ryan, my friend, popped up from under the water, having swum the entire
length in one breath. My gaze roamed straight to his lazy grin, his toned
upper body. I was dying of this secret. See, there was a good reason I
didn't dive into that pool. For about three months I'd known, one--I was
gay, and two--I fancied Ryan. In a very hard way. Good hard. Hot hard.  But
damn was it hard. He didn't know. Nobody knew. Oh, and I had a hard (haha)
time controlling my dick around him. That's why I remained clothed, a towel
on my lap.


Ryan had been the one to suggest the swim. He didn't have a pool at home,
the day was a scorcher, and I was head over heels for him. Like I was going
to say no.


"Come on. It's so refreshing in here." Ryan hoisted himself out of the pool
and shook his head, fanning water in wide circle. His smooth body
glistened, a trail of dark hair ran toward his tight swimsuit (what a
package, eh!). Anyway, it was enough to send more than half my blood supply
downward. Oh baby, yeah was I gay.


I waited for him to bomb into the pool like he'd done the last time. I
loved it when his splashes hit me--they sent shivers all through me
thinking his sweat was mingled with it.


But Ryan didn't go for the pool. In two steps he bounded toward me. I
didn't process what was happening until--he flung the towel off my lap
and jumped on me, trying to get me all wet.


Well, we were both surprised.


"Shit," he yelled, leaping off me, a disgusted look on his face. "You
schwanged on me man."


It was the type of thing he'd say, so I should've ignored it, but...that
moment my heart just cracked. Because all my secret dreams of him being in
love with me shattered. I could've cried, except for the fact June and Trey
were looking on with open mouths. My sister's was open more in sympathy
more than disgust, but Trey's, his was almost worse than Ryan's. Words
almost seemed to scream from it: fucking fag you disgust me. And even
though he was still in the pool, he kept moving, distancing himself from
me. Like gayness was an infectious disease or something.


It was the quickest I'd ever lost an erection. Yet weirdly the moment still
hadn't passed. It was the slowest of my life.  Ever. Each second stretched
out taunting me, spitting on me.


My entire body reddened. Right up to the tips of my ears. If only the
ground would swallow me up.


Ryan grabbed the towel, covering his body and laughed. "You'd better not
have a thing for me man." I looked down in shame, and he gasped. "Are you
telling me you're part fag?"


Part fag? Part fag?


The safety, keeping my reactions in check, came off. Those words hurt so
bad I skipped the sadness level and went straight to the angry one. I stood
up and met his eye, my fists pulsing at my side. "It's gay," I shouted.
"I'm gay. Not a fag. Don't you ever call me that again." Who the f***
cared? And so what, man. Just get over it.


I had no idea what I said. Just a whole heap of stuff flew out of my mouth,
speedy bullets looking for a target. I was pretty sure I managed to offend
all three of them in some way. Or at least, I hoped so.


With a speed I didn't know I possessed, I ran into the house, slammed my
bedroom door and collapsed onto the bed.


I slapped both palms to my head. If before I was dying of a secret, now I
was dying of mortification. What had I been thinking? Should've laughed it
off, joked about it.


I rolled onto my belly, digging my head in the pillows. Oh my God they
knew. Ryan knew.


There came a soft knock at the door, and I choked back a pitiful sob. Was
it...? Could it be...? Had Ryan a sudden change of heart?


Giddy, I lurched to open the door. Deep down of course I knew it wouldn't
be him. Knew he wouldn't jump on me, wrap his legs around my waist, let me
take him to the bed and let me kiss him until he begged to be fucked. But
idiot I was, I clung to fine thread of hope. Really I should forget about
him. Who needed a straight, homophobic guy as a crush?


I ought to hate him. And a part of me did. Just not the part that had
control over my dick. What could I say? It wanted what it wanted.


I yanked the door handle, startling my sister poised to knock.
Disappointment swirled and acid flared up my throat. Straightening my
shoulders for some semblance of togetherness, I stared at her. "What?"


She glanced nervously at Trey lurking at the far end of the hall, his back
to us. "Um, can I talk to you a sec?"


Without waiting for an answer, she slid into the room and perched herself
on the wooden end of the bed. Wiping the wet straggly hair from her face,
she prepared herself to say something difficult. I knew that because
whenever June got uncomfortable she'd squirm, her thin torso twisting this
way and that.


But it was rarely she did that with me.


I glanced once more out the hall to make sure Trey wasn't anywhere near us,
and shut the door. Wiping my palms on my shorts, I sat on the bed behind
her. "So, where's Ryan?"


She craned her neck in my direction. "He left."


"Oh, but he doesn't have a car--" I shut my trap. Why was a concerned how
he got home after what he said? Why did I still care if he'd be all right?
I clenched my teeth. Part fag, he'd called me. Part fag.


"It's cool, you know." A small grin graced June's angelic face. "Being gay
and all. I mean, I'm surprised, but..." She shrugged. "I dunno. You're
still you. The best brother I have."


"The only brother you have," I said, a fraction relieved, but not enough to
alleviate all of my anger.


She turned completely and swung her arms up over my neck, hugging me tight.
Chlorine filled my nose, and a little warmth uncurled in my stomach. I
squeezed her back. "Thanks, June," I croaked into her hair. If you could
call a sister a friend, June was a close one. I loved hanging with her, and
we agreed on most things--all the big stuff anyway. Hmmm. Except for Trey.


She'd been going out with him coming on three years, and for two and a half
of them, I wished she'd dumped him. But she was madly in love with the
guy. It was always Trey this and Trey that. And on a physical level, I
could see why she'd be interested. He was some seriously hot piece of ass.
Yeah, I mean crack-an-egg-on-him-and-watch-it-fry hot.


But he freaked the shit out of me. I mean, June and I were both pretty tall
ourselves, but he towered over us. The guy was str--ong. All muscle and not
an ounce of fat. One push of his hand could send me flying. Which, end of
sophomore year, it did.


He went to a different high school to June and I, but we both played
hockey--field hockey, right--and our teams met for the semi-finals. We
won the game thanks to some speedy work on my behalf. But this guy, the
sheer size of him should have clued me into the fact he wouldn't be happy
at the loss. Anyway, twenty minutes after the game, I found myself under a
tree outside the changing rooms, Trey smiling at me.


At first I thought it was a sweet smile--and I had to admit that stirred me
a bit and certainly had the potential to make me hard, but then one of his
teammates trundled over. Trey grabbed me and in one swoop he dug his hands
into my shorts, grabbed the waistband of my briefs and, well--ouch.  He
pulled my underwear so high my balls hurt for days. Then, with one casual
push, I landed flat on my back. (And cried like a baby.)


The memory still made me wince.


June, of course, didn't know anything about this. Like I was going to tell
her, or anyone, I got handed a wedgie. Come on. And the fact was, while I
hated his guts. He did alright by June. Treated her well, made her feel
special. Protected her--she was just such a sweetheart, always kind and
generous that some people were prone to taking advantage of her. Well, I
knew if she ever got into trouble for being too kind to a stranger. Trey
would sort them out.


"When do you--do you..." June said, bringing me back to my senses. She
swallowed. "When do you think you're going to tell Mom," her voice fell to
a whisper, "and Dad?"


I internally groaned. Did I have to tell anyone else? Wasn't it enough my
sister knew? And I mean--"Dad? You've got to be kidding. I do want to be
alive for starting college."


It was one of those lame half-jokes. I wasn't sure Dad would get violent if
I told him I was gay--oh yeah and to clarify, I was totally gay. At
least, no girl had ever turned me on yet--but I was a hundred percent
sure he'd be disgusted, ninety percent sure he'd use the terms fag, fairy
and butt pirate in one sentence, and eighty percent sure he'd disown me as
his son. Yeah, I wasn't planning on telling him, ever. It wouldn't be too
hard to avoid either, we only heard from him twice a year for our birthday
and Christmas--Mom had been right to quit the relationship long ago.


"Well, I think Mom will be alright." June winked. "She has me to give her
grandchildren." She glanced toward the closed door and smiled.


I couldn't hold back a gasp. "You think he's the one for you?" I prayed to
God I misunderstood that look.


She smiled. "It's not going to happen for years yet, but yeah, I know I
love him. And he'd be a great Dad. He's so sweet and gentle."


Stop. Were we really talking about the giant in our hall? I gave her a
tight smile. "Just see how things work out once we're all in college, yeah?
Away from home he might be a different person than you think. Just give it
time."


She nudged me in the ribs. "You're so serious sometimes, Shane. You'd make
a good dad one day too."


That little compliment went a long way to making me feel better. I rested
my head on her shoulder. "I want a whole pack of them, you know. Enough so
I can start my own hockey team."


June laughed. "Wow, and here I thought you'd be put off kids after a year
running an afterschool care club."


I stiffened. Images of Ryan flooding my mind. He and I had run the club
together. I tried ignoring the pain and, and--embarrassment that came
thinking of him. For the first time I was relieved Ryan wasn't going to the
same college as me. To think that a half hour ago the same thought was a
stab to the heart.


But it was a good thing his college was much further from mine; it'd mean
he wouldn't continue with the club. I'd just find someone else to run it
with me. Maybe a girl. That'd be better, because I didn't want to fall head
over heels with any guy again. Period.