I've lived on Elm Street my entire life. The thick trees in front yard gave the street it's name a hundred years ago. My name's David, I just turned 18. Dark blonde hair, 6'2", chocolate brown eyes, and tanned skin from a summer spent on the beach, in the water, and on the field. Through my junior year of school, I played football in the fall, basketball in the winter, and track and baseball in the spring. This year, I'm taking it easy. There are far more important things to focus on.
Jason's my next door neighbor, and my best friend. He turned eighteen over the summer. We've done everything together since we were still in grade school. His hair's dark, and thicker than mine, and he's got blue eyes. He's not quite as cut as I am, and he's only about 6 feet, but the kid's got potential.
Jason's the same way, and that's part of the reason we get along so well. There's no competition, but we both score an adequate number of times. Sex makes school worthwhile. It was my goal to someday nail one of my teachers, right there on the desk where they sit. Now that's a turn-on.
I'd never consider myself gay, but I've seen hot guys. Guys I'd love to nail, and let them nail me. Jason was gorgeus, and I'm cocky enough to admit I'm no slouch in that department either. Light blue eyes, long lashes, straight brown hair. Jason was alright.
And more than once, I've seen him eyeing me, in something other than a best friend way. In the way that one man looks at another, and appraises. I wanted to see how far I could take that.
We were hanging around in Jason's room, one day after school. Jason had thrown some music on, some rock stuff, and we were just chilling. His computer was running, though neither of us was on it. On my way to the bathroom, I bumped into him. Accidentally, of course. And when I went to hand him a magazine I was done with, my hand ran along his wrist perhaps a moment more than was decent.
The look was in his eye, I could see it. "Y'ever fuck another guy?" I ask, breaking the silence.
"What?" There's fear in his gaze. "I'm not gay, dude." Anger tries to hide the fear. "I'm not some kind of fucking fag."