Date: Tue, 14 Nov 2006 19:24:28 -0500
From: ronyx <ronyx@woh.rr.com>
Subject: Scott's Story  Chapter 11   (Mark's Revenge)

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Scott's Story              Chapter 11



We finally won a game! Can you believe it? It was my third game, and I
made three touchdowns!

It all started when the opponents fumbled the ball on the twenty yard
line on their first play. Alex faked a pass and then handed me the ball.
I ran around the left side of the field, and thanks to a couple of
blocks, I ran in and scored a touchdown. The fans were going wild in the
stands.

We were able to make a field goal in the second quarter, and went into
half time with a 10-0 lead. I had never seen my teammates happier. You
would have thought we'd won the Super Bowl.

The coach had us settle down, and he gave us an encouraging pep talk. It
made me feel good when he kept telling the team to protect me because I
was going to have a good second half. Alex kept looking over and smiling
at me admiringly. When we headed out onto the field for the second half,
Alex and David put their arms around me and we rushed onto the field arm
in arm.

The crowd went wild again. I looked into the stands and saw Devin sitting
beside his father with a wide grin on his face. I threw him a wave, and
he looked around before realizing I was waving at him. He smiled and
waved back.

"You ready, Killer?" Alex shouted above the crowd's loud rooting.

"Yep." I jumped up and down trying to psych myself up. "Let's do
this."

We had position of the ball. Alex received the ball and I rushed around
behind him. He handed me the ball and I tucked it in tightly and tore off
to the left side of the field. There were a number of opponents rushing
me. I turned and saw an opening in the middle of the field. David was
ahead of me and took a heavy hit. I ran past him and started running down
the middle of the field.

I passed the fifty yard line and looked back. I was alone; there was no
one near me. I could hear our side cheering loudly as I ran down the
field and crossed the end zone. I turned and watched the referee throw
his arms in the air, indicating I'd made a touchdown. I leaned down and
tried to catch my breath as tears started to well up in my eyes.

I don't know why, but suddenly I wished my father was here to witness
this. He had for years told me that I would never amount to anything. But
here I was with a thousand fans cheering wildly for me. I fell to the
ground and covered my face.

"Come on." I felt a pair of hands grab me by my waist and pull me to my
feet. I looked into the grinning face of Alex. "This is your moment."

He grabbed my hand and held it high as we trotted back to the sidelines
to join the team. Everyone started hugging me and giving me high fives. I
looked over and saw David standing alone. I walked over to him and
embraced him.

"Thanks, David." I whispered in his ear. "I couldn't have made it
without your help." He gave me a tight squeeze and then looked into my
smiling face.

"Damn, that was some nice maneuvering." He said.

On our next possession, David scored a touchdown when Alex threw him a 20
yard pass into the end zone. We were now leading 24-6.

With less than a minute left in the game, we again had possession of the
ball. The opposing team blitzed Alex, but he managed to toss David the
ball. Seeing the opposing team rushing towards him, I ran over and he
handed me the ball. Our offensive linesmen were able to make a hole for
me, and I ran 33 yards down field to score again. We made the extra
point. The score was 31- 6.

Time ran out on our opponents, and when the final buzzer rang, our fans
emptied their seats and rushed onto the field. Alex, David and several of
our players lifted me onto their shoulders and paraded me around the
field. Everyone was trying to shake my hand or pat me on the back.

It was the proudest moment of my sixteen years. It seemed like that
minute erased all the hurt and pain I'd been feeling for years. I had
accomplished something on my own with hard work and determination. For
the first time in my life I was proud of me.

The celebrating went on for about fifteen minutes. I was congratulated by
people I had never met. One guy even offered me a job working in his
hardware store. Aunt Marie was thrilled for me. She said she had been
attending the school's game for years, and had never seen them play as
well as they did tonight.

David's father ran up and pulled me into a huge bear hug. When he put me
down, I looked behind him and saw Devin standing shyly, looking down at
the ground.

"Aren't you going to congratulate me?" I asked him. He looked up and
started smiling. I walked over to him and opened my arms to him. He gave
me a tentative hug.

We had been talking to each other over the past week, but it seemed like
we were trying to keep a safe distance between us. Most of our
conversations dealt primarily with school and homework assignments. We
had never regained that closeness we had that night at the restaurant.

There also seemed to be a lot of pressure around us. David and Alex kept
dropping hints that we should get together. They had taken us out for
hamburgers on several occasions, but I usually sat beside Alex and he
would sit with David. Everyone wanted us to get together so much that it
seemed to be blocking us from becoming just friends. Every time we'd
talk to each other, everyone was expecting it to be a monumental event.
We found it easier to just not talk.

"I'm sure you don't need my praise." Devin said sadly. "You've got
enough admirers." I watched as his eyes drifted to David, who was
standing nearby looking at me. I could sense some animosity in his voice.
Just then another fan pulled me away so I could take a picture with his
young daughter. She planted a kiss on my cheek just as he took the
picture.

I looked over and watched Devin walk over to his father and put his arm
around him. His father looked down and threw a protective arm on his
shoulder. He looked over at me and back down at Devin. He pulled Devin in
tightly and leaned down and whispered something in his ear. Devin nodded
and they walked away.

When we entered the locker room, my team mates, led by Alex and David,
took me into the shower and threw me under cold water. I stood in my
football uniform soaking wet as the team shouted and laughed. I guess
after so many losing seasons, victory felt good. I was just glad I was a
part of it.

After dressing, we went outside and headed to Alex's truck. We were
still high on enthusiasm. My Aunt Marie, Melanie, and David's father
were waiting for us.

"We're going out to dinner." Mr. Gordon informed us. "My treat."

I looked around for Devin. I saw him slumped down in the front seat of
his dad's car. I walked over and tapped on the window. He let the window
down and looked up at me.

"Hey." I tried to smile. "We're going to dinner. Isn't that great?"

"Yeah, whatever." He said nonchalantly.

"Come on, Scottie." Alex hollered as he got in his truck.

"Ride with us." I pleaded with Devin. When he didn't respond, I gave
him a sad puppy dog face. He let a smile curl in the corner of his mouth.

"Please?" I begged, putting my hands up as if in prayer. This caused
him to smile even more.

"Go on, Son." Mr. Gordon said as he got in the car. "I'm getting
tired of hearing him whine." He said with a laugh.

I opened the door and grabbed Devin's hand and pulled him out of the
car. I held his hand as we walked to Alex's truck. He got in first,
sitting between me and Alex.

"Hey, Sport." Alex said cheerfully as he tousled Devin's hair. Devin
started giggling.

We followed Mr. Gordon's car to the restaurant. Alex and I did most of
the talking. We relived the touchdown plays of the game. Alex kept
telling me how proud he was of my game. He even started talking about me
playing varsity basketball when the season started in a few months.

"We don't suck in basketball the way we do football." He laughed. "We
actually have a pretty decent team. With your natural athletic abilities,
I think you'll easily make the team. I'll talk to the coach Monday
morning."

"You think I have a chance?" I asked. I was excited about playing
basketball. Even though I'd never played for school, I had spent
countless hours shooting baskets in the driveway of my home in Phoenix. I
could easily beat anyone who dared to challenge me.

"Just come out for try-outs next month and show the coach what you
got." He said. "If you play basketball half as good as you do football,
you'll make the team."

The restaurant was crowded when we arrived. Mr. Gordon had called ahead
and reserved a large table for us. As we walked through the dining room,
several people stopped me and shook my hand and congratulated me on a
great game. I loved the attention, but I also felt guilty because Alex
and David weren't receiving the same treatment. Football is a team
sport, and it took all of us to win.

When I finally arrived at the table, a seat had been conveniently saved
for me beside Devin. Alex was sitting on my left. He looked over at me
and grinned when I sat down.

Again we talked animatedly about the game. I tried to include Alex and
David's accomplishments as much as I could. As we ate I kept looking
over at Devin and noticed that he was mostly playing with his food. He
had eaten very little.

"Aren't you hungry?" I asked him.

"Not really." He stated. "I have a headache."

"Sorry." I said apologetically. I figured a lot of it had been because
of all the noise during the game and the celebrating afterwards. He
appeared to be in a lot of pain. I watched as he winced several times
when someone let out a burst of laughter.

"Did you hear what I said, Scottie?" I looked over at Alex as he looked
at me awaiting an answer to a question he'd obviously asked.

"What?" I asked.

"Do you want to spend the night at the Gordon's?" He repeated the
question. "David and I aren't sleepy and we want to talk tonight."

I looked over at Devin. "Do you mind?" I asked. He simply shrugged his
shoulders in apathy.

"It's settled then." David shouted.

We left the restaurant, again among handshakes and well wishes. Devin
rode with David back to his house. When we arrived, Devin went straight
to his room. David, Alex and I watched television in the den.

After his father went to bed, David went to the refrigerator and returned
with three beers. He tossed one to me and another to Alex.

"Let's celebrate." He shouted. We ended up watching two movies and
played several hands of poker. David wanted to play strip poker, but Alex
didn't think it was a good idea. He realized that David was trying to
think of a way to have sex again with me.

It was after three when I finally admitted that I couldn't stay up any
longer. I was dead tired. I asked them where I was to sleep. They
informed me that Mr. Gordon had set up a sleeping bag on the floor in
Devin's room. Alex and David would sleep together in David's queen size
bed. They told me it was something they had been doing for the past
twelve years.

I went into the bathroom and removed my clothes, leaving on my underwear.
I carefully folded them and carried them down the hall to Devin's room.
I passed Alex and David in the hallway. As I walked past, David pinched
me on my ass. I stifled a squeal of surprise. They walked down the hall
laughing at my reaction.

Devin slept with a night light on, so I was able to find my way to the
sleeping bag. I settled in and listened to Devin lightly snoring in the
bed above me.

"MOMMY! DON'T DIE MOMMY!"

I was startled out of my sleep by Devin screaming loudly. I looked up and
saw him sitting wild-eyed in the bed. He was screaming and crying
uncontrollably. I knew he had just had a terrible nightmare.

I quickly jumped from the floor and got into bed with him. I positioned
myself behind him and held him tightly, just as Alex had done with me in
the field my first night here.

I squeezed him tightly and started humming into his ear as I rocked him
gently. He tried to break my hold, but I refused to let him go. He kept
screaming and trembling.

"MOMMY! MOMMY! DON'T DIE! PLEASE DON'T DIE!"

The bedroom light came on and Mr. Gordon, David and Alex came rushing
into the room. They saw me rocking Devin in my arms. Mr. Gordon grabbed
David and Alex by their arms and led them out of the room. He looked back
at me and nodded, then turned out the light and closed the door.

I continued to hum and rock Devin. After a while, he began to settle
down. I could feel him relaxing into my body. Several minutes later, I
knew he had fallen once again to sleep. I carefully laid him on his side
and then lay down beside him, pulling him in closely to me and putting my
arm protectively around him. He scooted closer into my body and grabbed
my arm before falling back to sleep.

I lay there for a long time clutching him tightly. I couldn't imagine
the torture that was going on inside his head. The accident was four
years ago, but to him it was something he had to live with every day of
his life. Tears were rolling down my cheeks thinking about what he had to
endure. I did manage to fall asleep later on, with him nestled safely
into me.

The sun was shining through the window when I finally awoke. I was lying
on my back and Devin was still beside me with his arm thrown over my
chest and his head was cradled against my neck.

I could feel him stirring gently. Suddenly, he sat up and looked
embarrassingly at me. I guess it dawned on him the position we were in.
He probably thought that I would get mad at him, but I had enjoyed the
contact we had made.

"Sorry." He apologized and jumped quickly from the bed. I giggled to
myself when I saw him grab his erection which was poking through his
pajamas. I heard him close the bathroom door, and several minutes later
the shower turn on.

Alex came walking into the room, rubbing the sleep from his eyes. He was
in his underwear and his cock was at full mast. I had gotten so used to
this scene, that it no longer bothered me.

"You alright?" He asked worriedly.

"Yeah." I smiled. "Everything's good."

"That was really nice of you." He said. "What you did with Devin.
I've been over here before when he's had a nightmare. He can carry on
for an hour. You had him quiet in about ten minutes."

"I had a good teacher." I smiled. He patted my on my shoulder and then
rose and left the room. I stared at his tight ass as he walked out. It
may be a sight I had grown accustomed to, but it was still one that I
always enjoyed.

When I went to school on Monday, everyone was still talking about our win
on Friday night. Several teachers even congratulated me on my game in
front of the class. I would turn a bright red when they spoke about me.

It also felt good. Back in California I had been the center of attention,
but that was because I had bullied everyone into liking me. Here I was
liked because of something that I had actually accomplished.

Devin seemed more relaxed around me. He'd walk beside me in the hallway
to class. Instead of walking away when someone would stop me in the
hallway to talk, he'd stay by my side. I'd always try to include him in
the conversation, if I could.

He was also getting cuter. He had stopped wearing those dorky glasses and
had started wearing his contact lenses. He already had pretty brown eyes,
but the slight tint in the lenses made his eyes shine. I loved it when he
looked at me and smiled.

He also started dressing a little more like a teenager. David told me one
day that he and his dad had taken Devin shopping at a nearby mall. He
said they were there an entire afternoon helping him pick out a new
wardrobe.

After lunch, we went to geometry class. Mr. Stanford was out sick, so we
had a substitute. She wrote the assignment on the board, and then told us
to work quietly. Devin pulled his chair next to mine so that we could
share his book.

We were doing a problem, when Devin suddenly spoke, "Do you like me?" I
looked over and saw him staring into my eyes.

"Yes, I like you." I smiled and nudged him in his side. We continued
working quietly.

"I like you too." He whispered as he continued to work. He had his hand
on the table, and I placed mine against his so that they were barely
touching. He looked down and moved his little finger against my hand. It
was such a simple gesture, but it made me feel good.

The rest of the week was spent preparing for Friday night's game.
Because of our spectacular win the week before, the team was excited
about beating this week's opponent. It was a team who we had lost to for
the past six years. We were determined to beat them this year.

Friday night arrived and we were ready. The coach gave his usually pep
talk and we headed out onto the field. Our side exploded when we ran onto
the field. There wasn't an empty seat in the stands.

We were evenly matched. Neither of us was able to score the first half.
We went into the locker room scoreless. The coach assured us that this
was a positive accomplishment, because the past few years we were usually
about 20 points behind at halftime. We went onto the field the second
half determined to win.

Our opponents scored six minutes into the third quarter. A defensive
player slammed into Alex, causing him to fumble the ball. They retrieved
the ball and ran in for a touchdown. They made the extra point. The score
was now 7-0.

The prospect of a win was beginning to look elusive as the game wound
down. With twenty seconds left in the game, we received the ball on a
punt at their thirty-five yard line. On the first play, Alex threw the
ball to David for an 18 yard gain. I looked up at the clock and we only
had 11 seconds to go.

Alex called the play. I was to receive the hand off and go around to the
left side of the field. Our offensive linesmen were to try and open up a
hole for me to charge through. We all knew this would probably be our
last play of the game.

The center handed off the ball to Alex and he faded back as if he was
going to pass to David. I ran around behind him and he tossed me the
ball. I could hear clashing sounds all around me. Suddenly, I saw an
opening created by the linesmen. My heart was pounding as I ran through
the hole. I tore off down the field with only one defensive player
chasing me. He leapt at me, grabbing me by my leg. I felt I was going to
go down, but with raging adrenaline, I pulled my leg free and ran down
the field. I could hear the roar of the crowd, urging me on. I fell
across the end zone, gasping for breath.

Suddenly, my team mates were pulling me up. They informed me that time
had run out on the clock and we had one attempt to tie the game. It was
now 7-6.

We took our positions and I looked over at Alex. He was going to attempt
the extra point. As he was calling out the numbers, he looked over at me
and winked. Instinctively, I understood what he wanted me to do. He
didn't want to tie the game, he wanted to win it.

He received the ball and acted as if he was going to kick it. I ran
towards him and he handed me the ball. I tore off to the left side, then
pivoted back to the right. I had completely stumped the defensive
players. I saw an opening and charged for the end zone. At the last
minute, a defensive linesman leaned in front of me to block me. Without
even thinking, I leapt over his shoulder and fell across the line.

I heard the crowd roaring in the distant. I lay exhausted on the ground.
Alex ran over and lifted me as if I were a rag doll and cradled me in his
arms.

"You did it, Scottie." Tears were falling down his cheeks. "You won
the game for us."

I don't even remember what happened next. All I knew is I was being
hugged and kissed by everyone. I had to hold onto Alex as he helped me to
the locker room. When we entered, Mr. Gordon and Devin were waiting for
us. Devin was standing with the widest smile I had ever seen on him
before. He ran up to me and hugged me.

Mr. Gordon again took us out for a celebration dinner. It took me twice
as long to get to my seat as I had the week before. Everyone wanted to
congratulate me. Several people even asked me for my autograph.

Devin never left my side. He stood by beaming with pride as people talked
to me. When we finally sat down at our table, he scooted his chair close
to mine. At one point I even reached under the table and held his hand
for a moment. When I squeezed his hand, he blushed and returned the
squeeze. He even hungrily ate everything on his plate. I was happy when
he reached over and grabbed a handful of my fries.

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