All characters involved in anything sexual in this story are at least 18.
Masseur 01
At seventeen, Russell 'Russ' Robinson had it all. He was a straight A student, good looking, had a great personality, was the star quarterback of his high school football team, and dated the prettiest, most popular girl in the school.
It all came crashing down at the homecoming game when both outside linemen from the opposing team hit him and took out the ligaments in his knees. He was carried off the field and taken by ambulance to the hospital.
His mother, Julie, was sitting next to his bed when the orthopedist came in.
"So, how long am I going to be sidelined?" Russ asked.
"Son, how much do you know about knee anatomy?" the doctor asked.
"Not a lot," Russ replied.
"Your knees bend and straighten, much like a hinge. Ligaments connect one bone to the other to keep them in place and prevent movement in other directions. Follow me so far?" he asked.
"Yeah," Russ replied.
"The MRI shows that all four main ligaments, in both knees, are completely torn."
"That's bad, huh?" Russ asked.
"In fifteen years of being an orthopod I've never seen this much ligamentous damage from football," the doc replied.
"So, am I out for the rest of the season?" Russ asked.
"Your time being an athlete is over. With surgery and extensive physical therapy, we can stabilize your knees enough for you to walk. I'm sorry."
Russ just stared at him with his mouth agape.
"How about knee replacements?" his mother asked taking her son's hand.
"That's not an option. Knee replacements are for damaged bone. His bones are fine."
"I'd like a second opinion," Julia told him.
"I'm fine with that. Do it soon. The longer we delay surgery the less chance of a good repair." The doctor turned to the nurse. "Put in a second ortho consult to a different group. Make it ASAP."
"Yes, doctor."
"They'll likely see your son tomorrow or Sunday. It's your choice who does the repairs. Questions?" the doctor asked.
"I can accept that football is out," Russ began. "How about basketball or baseball?"
"Russell, one day, if you work really hard in therapy, you might be able to jog for short distances. Your running days are over."
"I'm only seventeen," Russ said pleadingly.
"Honey, we'll get through this," his mother assured him.
"Fuck my life," Russ said under his breath.
"Let me know if you decide you want me to do the surgery," the doctor said, then left the room.
"Let's see what the other doctor says," his mother told him.
"Yeah," he replied.
Russ was moved to the orthopedic ward a short time later.
"Up for visitors?" his nurse asked.
"Who is it?" Russ asked.
"I'm not sure. Three men, a woman, and a very pretty blonde about your age," the nurse replied.
His mother looked down the hall and turned back to him.
"It's the coach, principal Ward, Beth and her parents," his mother advised.
"That's fine, I guess."
"Three visitors at a time, I'm afraid," the nurse told him.
"The coach and principal first. They won't stay long," Russ requested.
A moment later the two men came in the room.
"What's the verdict?" the coach asked smiling.
"Four ligaments in each knee," Russ said.
"There's only four ligaments in your knee. Which one was injured?" the coach asked.
"All four. Both knees," Julie replied.
"Shit! There goes the season," the coach grumbled.
"There's always next year," the principal added.
"Not for me. I'm a senior," Russ replied.
"Uh, we'll let you rest," the coach said turning to leave.
"Thanks for coming," Russ said as both men left the room. "Coach was hoping we'd go to state this year."
"Can they do that without you?" his mother asked.
"No, but it wasn't likely even with me," he replied smiling.
Beth and her parents entered the room. Instead of her usual kiss when she greeted him, Beth took his hand.
"I believe we were supposed to go out after the game. You stood me up," Beth said grinning.
"Not by choice. Did we win the game?"
"We never even got on the scoreboard. What's up with your knee?"
"Torn ligaments. I'm going to need surgery."
"Are you out for the rest of the season?" she asked.
"Yeah."
"You're going to miss the homecoming dance tomorrow?"
"I'm afraid so," Russ replied.
"I'll take lots of pictures," Beth offered.
"Thanks. My pain pill is kicking in. I'm about to fall asleep."
"Okay. Do you need anything?" Beth asked.
"New knees would be nice."
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