This story was written before Christmas, right after I wrote Desire. I am just now getting around to posting it. I hope ou guys enjoy Devin and Patrick. They were fun to write.
Note: This is a fictional story with fictional characters. Any similarities to a real life situation and/or real people is purely coincidental. Since I have no editor (I haven't gotten around to looking for one yet), I will apologize now for any and all mistakes in spelling and puncuation, and any other mistakes I may have made.
Enjoy,
Soulless
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The Amnesiac
Chapter One
Laughter. That was the first thing he heard when he woke up. Then a woman's voice. He opened his eyes, but there was nobody in the room with him. All he could see were white walls, machines, a chair, two doors, and a television. He turned his attention back to the TV, where a woman was sitting in a red chair, talking to another woman sitting in a matching red chair. The first woman was really skinny with short blond hair, and she dressed kinda boyishly.... He vaguely recognized her. Ah well. It'll come to him sooner or later. Now, time ti get up. He had to use the restroom. He swung his legs over the side of the bed, but for some reason it was much harder than it should be. His legs felt like lead. Odd. He tried to get up, but something was tugging on his arm. Frowning, he turned to see what it was. His brows furrowed as he saw an IV being held down by a strip of white medical tape. Why the hell did he have an IV in his arm? That must mean he was in a hospital, but he didn't remember coming here. Come to think of it, he couldn't remember anything. He concentrated, trying to think of his parents' names. He only succeeded in giving himself a small headache. Wait. If he couldn't remember who his parents were-
"My name is...." He frowned, feeling a spark of panic. "My name is....." Okay, the panic was now snaking it's way through him. "My name is.. God damned it! What is my fucking name?!" He slammed his fist down onto the bed, but given his weakened state, it didn't give much of an impact. He heard a voice right outside the door.
"I'm just going to check on Patrick before I leave, Patsy."
The door opened and a young man stepped in. At first, he didn't realize he he was sitting up in bed, ready to stand up. He closed the door, then turned around and he got a good look at the man's face. Mid-to-late twenties, six feet five inches tall, clean shaven, strong jaw, cornflower blue eyes, long lashes, and elbow-length hair in a single braid. He was breathtaking. The man seemed frozen, as if shocked to see him sitting there. Then he jolted, spun back around, yanked the door open, and disappeared. Less than a minute later, he returned with a smaller, mousy-looking woman.
"Praise the Lord. He's awake!" said the mousy woman.
"I told you I wasn't imaging it, Patsy." The man had a deep voice, no accent he could detect.
"So you were right. I'll inform the doctors, Dev," the woman -Patsy- said, then she turned and left.
"Hey Patrick. It's great to finally see you awake. I've been your nurse since you got here. My name is Devin. Do you need anything?"
"Who is 'Patrick'?" he asked.
Devin frowned, brows furrowing. "You are. You are Patrick C. Henley, twenty-five years old."
"Patrick C. Henley. I'm twenty-five?"
"Yes, you are. You were born December 9th, 1985."
"Can I go to the bathroom?"
"You are hooked up to a catheter; you don't need to move. Just let it flow."
Patrick glared at Devin. "How long have I been in a coma? I am assuming that's what happened to me, right?"
"Uh, right. You've been in a coma for five years."
"Five years? Then do me the courtesy of letting me use the damned bathroom. Please." He bit out the last part.
"I could get in trouble for this, so I'll have to supervise. You haven't put any weight on your legs in five years, Patrick. They're next to useless at the moment."
"Then supervise. I just want to use a damned toilet."
After only a moment's hesitation, Devin unhooked Patrick from the catheter and helped him stand up. He'd been right; Patrick couldn't really walk. He leaned heavily on Devin, and it took them a few minutes to reach the bathroom. Once inside the bathroom, Devin shut the door. Patrick managed to stand up at the toilet for about five seconds, then started falling forward. He caught himself with his hands against the wall.
When Devin started forward to help, Patrick said, "If I stand, can you..... help with the... rest?" His face flamed bright red.
"We aren't really supposed to-"
"Please," Patrick said quietly.
Devin nodded and lifted the hospital gown out of the way with his left hand. With his right hand, he grabbed Patrick's cock and aimed it at the toilet. A second later, a stream of piss shot into the toilet bowl. Relief felt good. When he was done, Devin pulled his hand away.
"You have to shake it to get the last drops out. I can't stand the thought of having even a drop of piss run down my legs."
Devin gritted his teeth and grabbed Patrick's cock again. As he gently shook it, his hand slid up and down the length. Patrick's eyes fluttered closed, his heart racing. As Devin continued gently shaking, Patrick's cock began to harden. His knees buckled, and Devin caught him. Neither man said anything as they made their way back to the bed. Patrick was barely settled when the door opened and an older man in a white lab coat walked in.
"Devin. Patsy said you'd probably still be here."
"Yes, Doctor Dachev. Would you like me to leave?"
"I think that would be best."
As Devin turned to leave, Patrick felt a moment of panic. Devin was the only person here who Patrick even remotely knew. And there seemed to be something..... Something almost familiar about the man. If he stayed, he might regain his memories. He had to. Right now, Devin was his only link to his identity.
"Please don't go. I want you to stay."
In a gentle voice, Devin said, "Dr. Dachev has asked me to go. He is my superior, and I must respect his wishes. You are in good hands." He opened the door, but got a foot outside the door when Patrick started struggling.
"No! I want you to stay. I won't talk to him unless you're here." Patrick started struggling to get off the bed.
"Patrick, stop. You will be fine with him."
"Dev, if he feels this strongly about you being here, perhaps you should stay."