Now I realize that using "my cousin" and "my cousin's teammate" can get confusing, so I'm going to reveal their names for the sake of simplicity and ease of storytelling.
My cousin, 18, is Ben, and his teammate, also 18, is Dillon. Ben's huge dick is eight inches long with a five-inch girth; I called him "Mr. Meat." You definitely don't need to know my name.
I'm also going to try to work on my typos. Writing is a lot harder than I thought it would be, and by the time I finish a story, I'm seriously drained (pun absolutely intended), and I don't always have it in me (sometimes I do) to go back and proofread everything as meticulously as you deserve -- I'll try to do better. Thanks for reading.
On to today's adventure.
It was the week before spring break and all the buzz was who was going where. I should preface this with, the area we lived in wasn't necessarily affluent. It wasn't destitute, but it wasn't a school full of rich kids, either. The kid who had a friend of a friend who knew a guy who got an AirBNB at the beach for a few days next week was about as exciting as it got. The families going to Mexico or Hawaii for the week didn't count -- no one could crash that.
It was Thursday afternoon and Ben came home after practice with Dillon. Ever since our first "encounter," they became pretty close friends. Dillon came over a lot during the week after school and after practice and they hung out on the weekend. I didn't always third-wheel it and I never asked what they got up to when I wasn't around mostly because I didn't want Ben to think I was getting jealous even though I might have been.
I could hear them kind of talking low between themselves, but I couldn't really make out what they were saying. "Come on, please?" "Dude, just ask." I pretended not to hear any of it.
"Hey, so..." Ben said as he and Dillon walked toward the living room where I was sitting on the couch, "Dillon's parents have to go to a conference next week and they said Dillon has to go with them because his parents don't want him to stay home by himself all week."
"That sucks," I pretended to not know where this was going.
"Well, I was wondering," Dillon interjected, "if it was okay with you, I'm sure it would be okay with my parents if I told them I was staying with a friend and a responsible adult. Otherwise, I'm just going to be in a conference hotel all week. Kind of lame for my last spring break."
"Was there a question in there?" I asked. Savoring the position Ben and Dillon put me in.
"Come on, don't be a dick," Ben said.
"Can I stay with you guys next week?" Dillon asked.
"Honestly, I need some time to think about it," I said. Which was true. I wasn't sure how I felt about two 18-year-old jocks running around unsupervised all day, every day for a week.
"What is there to think about?" Ben asked, a little heated.
"Easy," I said, "he's legally an adult, I get it, but I don't need you two getting drunk and riding a bike into the pool. The last thing I need is a call from the ER while I'm at work. Just give me a day to think about it. I suspect there's a reason his parents won't let a legal adult stay home alone for a week. Ask me when you get home from school tomorrow and I'll have a solid answer for you." Dillon turned a little red. I'm sure there was a lot more they weren't telling me, and I honestly didn't care, I just wanted to play with my food before I ate it.
Ben didn't know I had already made up my mind and said, "Come on, let's go," to Dillon, and they left.
Ben got home about two hours later, went to his room, closed his door, which was rare, took a shower, and didn't come back out until the next morning. I could tell he was mad at me, but I didn't really care.
It was Friday morning and he was gone before I got up, but I had a text message from Dillon.
"Work from home today," his message read.
"Done," I responded.
"Door's unlocked," I added.
I got in the shower and took my time since I didn't have to beat the morning rush. I got dressed in a t-shirt and basketball shorts since I wasn't going anywhere and when I went out to set up my laptop on the dining room table, Dillon was sitting on the couch.
"Hey," I said.
"Hey," Dillon responded.
"I'm guessing Ben doesn't know you're here," I said.
"Nope," Dillon responded.
Dillon was wearing jeans and a t-shirt. He had already kicked his shoes off by the door and set his backpack down next to the couch.
"Are you going to stick around?" I asked.
"That depends," Dillon said.
"On what?" I asked.
"Whether you want me to," Dillon responded.
Dillon took off his shirt to reveal a leather harness. He tossed his shirt on the couch, reached into his backpack, and pulled out a leather collar. He started to put it on, turned around to face away from me, turned his head to look over his shoulder at me, and asked, "Do you mind?"
I walked toward him and pulled it closed just a little too tight, but it relaxed perfectly as I fastened the buckle behind his neck. He turned around to face me, and there was a tag dangling from the front of his collar with an engraving on it that read, "Please return to..." and it showed my name.
"Oooh, Ben is going to be so jealous," I said with a smirk.
"Well, it's a good thing Ben is going to be at school all day," Dillon said as he unbuckled his belt and slid his jeans down to the ground.
He was wearing red and black skin-tight neoprene open-back shorts that laced up in the front, with matching red and black knee-high socks. He walked over to the front door and looked down at a pair of red and black Nike AF1's and started to work his foot into one.
After he got one shoe on, he stopped and looked up at me, and asked, "Is this okay?"
"Hey, like I said the first time you came over, 'make yourself comfortable,'" I responded.
Dillon turned around and bent over to straighten the tongue and laces on the shoes he was now borrowing.
"I need to get started with work soon, not that I don't appreciate the visit, but what's up?" I asked.
"Well," Dillon said, "I was hoping I could help make up your mind before the end of the day today."
"I see," I said. "And how were you hoping to accomplish that?" I asked.
"By showing you what you could look forward to all next week," Dillon said, as he walked toward me, flicking the tag on his collar.
"Tell you what," I said, "I'm gonna go grab something really quick, and you're gonna put it on, without asking any questions, and then we're gonna talk. BUT, when I get a call, you can't make a single noise. Not a peep. Got it?"
"Yes, daddy," Dillon said sheepishly.
I went into my room and grabbed a small, zippered pouch out of my dresser drawer and tossed it to him, and said, "I'm sure you can figure it out. Sit on the couch so I can watch."