This is about the summer after my Beach Week. It will probably make more sense if you read No Ordinary Beach Week first. Thank you to everyone for your responses to that story. I was nervous about sharing my story. I really appreciate the positive thoughts. For some reason, these events have come back to me again recently. I write some of them down again to help me process everything.
I know my story may not be for everyone but thanks for reading.
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BEACH WEEK: THE SUMMER AFTER
I return from Beach Week deeply confused. I am not sure why or how things happened with Patrick. In some ways it felt like it was out of my control.
My parents are surprised when I am not more upbeat about my week. My mother is constantly asking for details even though it is obvious I am avoiding the subject. I repeatedly tell her that I had a good time and everyone was nice to me. She is not convinced and is worried that Patrick and I had a disagreement. I assure her that is not the case. She finally lets it go but I think she is still worried that something happened between us. If she only knew.
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A week or so later, after things calm down in my head, I come home to my mother telling me that we are going to make cookies for Patrick as a "thank you." I really do not want to be involved but she insists it will be nicer if I help. This is what adults do and I need to start acting like one.
We spend an afternoon baking a big batch of cookies. It was kind of fun and the cookies do turn out good. My mother has a special paper and a ribbon to make a plate for Patrick. She is great at these creative things and the plate comes out perfect. She smiles at me with satisfaction before telling me "Deliver this to Patrick." I again balk not wanting to go to his house with cookies. She will not take no as an answer again "because this is what grown-ups do."
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My heart is racing as I approach Patrick's house with the cookie tray. I am relieved when I do not see his black Jeep parked near the house. After ringing the doorbell, his mother answers the door and smiles when she sees me. "Joseph it is good to see you!"
"Oh thank you Mrs. Griffin, it is nice to see you too. We made a plate of cookies for Patrick to thank him for including me at the beach house."
She seems pleased as I hand her the plate. "I am sorry but Patrick is not here right now but I am sure he will love them. Do you want to come in?"
"I do not want to intrude Mrs. Griffin. I just want to drop these off for you guys" I say trying for a quick exit. I do not want to be there when Patrick comes home.
"This is so nice. Patrick told me that you really helped him out at the beach. I will make sure he gets whatever is left" she says with a laugh. I give return her smile before saying goodbye and scampering away grateful that he was not there.
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It is sad how my group of friends kind of breaks up after graduation. We stay in touch with occasional texts but do not see each other very much. Everyone has summer jobs, vacations and kind of moves on. I worry that my going to Beach Week may have caused a problem between me and the others.
My summer job keeps helps keep my mind occupied. When alone with my thoughts, I often find myself thinking of Beach Week. Playing things over and over in my mind, I try to make sense of how and why things happened as they did. I still cannot process everything.
I have not heard from Patrick since Beach Week. For some reason, that is really bothering me even though we were not in regular contact prior to that week. I do not even hear anything about the cookies. I begin to doubt myself even more. Did I do something wrong? Is he mad at me? I wonder how many girls he has left with these same emotions.
I almost text Patrick a few times. I type texts to him but delete them before sending when I realize how stupid they sound. I am not sure what to say to him or what I expect.
Instead, I silently stalk him on social media. Patrick, not surprisingly, is having a much more active social life this summer. I see photos of him at ball games, parties, and even back at the beach. He looks like he is having a great summer.
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It seems that Patrick has gotten into my subconscious as well. I awake startled several times when he appears in my dreams. Each time he is either naked or wearing gym shorts which show his impressive cock.
I still lack companionship and resort to self-pleasure for relief. I typically focus on my current celebrity crush to help me. Now I find Patrick invading my thoughts even during this intimate time. I see visions of him alone and even with the girl. He looks amazing. They look great together and she cums so hard for him. The thought should be a turn-off but I cum with her.
My penis and orgasm do not compare to Patrick. I remember how his thick cum shot from his cock. He cums so much too. Mine mostly just dribbles out and is much thinner. The comparison does not help my fragile psyche.
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"Hey stranger!" My heart jumps as I hear that deep voice. I am washing my mother's car in the driveway on a sunny Sunday afternoon when he stops. I turn and see Patrick in his Jeep looking at me.
"Oh hello Patrick. How are you?" I say putting the sponge back in the bucket and trying to look casual.
"You know me, all good." He says with a big smile.
I am thankful I have sunglasses on. I walk to his car when it is clear he is not getting out. The seatbelt is across his broad chest which is of course shirtless. His tan seems even deeper than Beach Week.
"How's the summer?" he asks. "Oh pretty quiet for me. Mostly just work." I already know his summer has been different from following him in on social media.
"You need to have more fun." He says quickly and I know it is true. I am meanwhile taking the opportunity to look over his body. I look down at his crotch but do not see his cock in his shorts this time. Even so, his body radiates sexual energy. Just being near him has me feeling weak.
"I know that is not your problem" I say to him trying not to stare.
"Not my problem at all. It has been a great summer but it is going so fast." It is mid-July and the summer has been crawling for me. Patrick continues "I just have to take care of some things before college starts."
"I do not want to think about all I have to do. My mother keeps trying to get me to go shopping for things." I say this trying to keep things light and agree with Patrick.
"You should update that wardrobe! Come on, we are going to college. There are going to be so many women there. Haven't you thought about that?"