A Sizeable Difference V - Cadence
There was a guy passed out on the yard out front, and his friends were trying to get him up. Beer, vodka, tequila. People smoking something funny. Inside, the lights were low and the music, loud. Boys and girls had their arms around each other.
It was party night.
Nate arrived alone. He knew his teammates would be there, but, honestly, he was still to make friends with anyone since he'd moved to Baltimore, and looked about the room a little lost, not sure if he should have come.
He had hoped to get here with Rod, at least. For some reason, his roommate had been very nice to him lately, even smiling now and then. But he and that hunk still weren't exactly buddies, and the boy lost any hope he was beginning to feel when the Linebacker left for the party early, without a warning. Nate almost gave up on going out.
But staying alone in his dorm room would be just too depressing.
He noticed how big this house was, and how hard it was to tell how many people were in here right now. Stretching his neck over the crowd, he only found three or four familiar faces, people from some of his classes, but not really anybody he could approach out of the blue like that. He sighed, reminded of how little friends he had in high school as well, and decided to go grab something to drink. Booze usually helps in times like this.
As he tried to get past the sea of couples dancing and making out, he heard a big commotion coming from where he guessed the beer kegs would be, a very familiar ruckus, though it sounded a little rowdier than usual.
The Baltimore Barbarians were standing around a foosball table, drunk. One of them had apparently spilled his drink over it, and was now being joshingly scolded by his colleagues.
When Nate got closer, one of the studs recognized him, a short, stocky guy with an upturned nose, whose dick the boy remembered being nice, uncut, hanging to the right. He shouted Nate's name as if they were very good friends, then proceeded to give him a lighthearted noogie as the rest of the team took notice of him as well, and began effusively patting him on the back, promptly getting a beer in his hands.
The boy smiled shyly, a little flustered by their warm welcome, confused to find himself surrounded by so many friendly faces all of a sudden.
He was usually so worried about keeping his distance from them, afraid they'd see him naked, or notice his stares, or smell the Assistant Coach's cum on his chest, that he never had the opportunity to talk to his teammates and get to know them better than just memorizing how each of their dicks looked. All he knew about them he had overheard as they talked to each other, with a towel on their shoulders and their cocks swinging freely. But now, for a change, those jocks all had their pants on, and he wasn't smelling of anything suspicious.
He could finally relax and enjoy the company of those handsome hunks, although "relaxation" wasn't exactly the effect they had on him.
The stud playing foosball scored a point, and there was another big commotion. The guy he was playing against cursed out loud, very angry, grabbed a shot glass from the counter nearby, took a deep breath and slammed it, coughing and cursing again before stepping aside.
Turns out they were playing against the boys from the basketball team, and this last game had brought them to a tie.
"Hey, Nate!" one of his teammates, Black and tall, shouted over the music, pulling him close enough so that they could hear each other. "Are you any good at this?" he asked, pointing at the little plastic men on the table, but Nate took a while to give him an answer, instead picturing his dick, whose hefty, cleanly shaved balls were just too big to fit in someone's mouth both at the same time, a dark choking hazard he would love to play with.
"Yeah, I guess I'm good," he eventually replied.
"You sure?" the big guy pressed on, his tone very serious as he arched his thick eyebrows and squeezed Nate's shoulder with his strong grip.
The boy didn't get why he was being so intense.
"Yeah, I used to play it when I was a kid," he tried to reassure him.
"Good, then you're next. We need a win, dude."
Nate looked around and noticed all the other guys had that same face on, a fierce, confident smile he hadn't seen on them yet. He was starting to get it now, they were taking this game seriously.
And so should he.
When the basketball team agreed on who'd play for them now, Nate's teammates pushed him forward, cheering him on. His cup was still almost full, so he decided to chug it, partly wanting to impress the rest of the guys, partly trying to psych himself up, and indulge his competitive side, eager to get into the same mindset as everybody else. The Barbarians approved his attitude loudly, shouting his name once again, and began taunting their rivals, promising they'd crush them now and get this over with.
The rules were simple. One shot of cheap vodka for each point scored by the other side, first one to do five shots loses.