Little Boy Lost M/A MATURE-ADULT[COMPLETE]
Posted: Wed Oct 08, 2003 11:04 pm
Ok I really shouldn't be posting this yet, cause I am swamped with stuff to do, but it just begged me to post it already. Ok I've seen a lot of authors give themselves a day to post so I guess I'll try to ppost every Wednesday. I just tell you this now so I can give you guys a heads up lol. I'm in my second year of College, and there's plenty of reading to do. So I will try to keep my promise and post every Wednesday. I hope you like it.
Title: Little Boy Lost
Author: Me
Category: Alex and Max
Rating: MATURE-ADULT
Summary: Well I don’t want to give away much. Let’s just leave it as Alex and Max with some major angst.
Disclaimer: I own nothing but the story.
Author’s Note: Got the idea after a friend of mine sent me a script to this movie called Sugar with Brendan Fehr. Don’t worry, it has nothing to do with the movie.
~*~
Max walked down the rainy street. He’d had the worst night of his life. He had finally come out to his family and it didn’t exactly go well.
His mother was still crying as he left, his father almost had a heart attack, and his sister ran into her room and locked herself in.
Needless to say, he wasn’t very happy about how it all went down.
So now he was just walking down the street. Walking towards the only place he knew he wouldn’t be judged.
“Hey Max, what’s up? Fuck, you’re all wet.” Kyle let him in. “What did you do, walk here or something?”
Max nodded and sat down on a chair Kyle provided him. “Why’d you do that?”
“I finally told the folks.” He said, feeling the chills take over his body.
“Oh.” Kyle said with a wince. “And I take it, it didn’t go well huh?”
“My mom was crying, my dad became the a human torch, and my sister locked herself in her room. No Kyle I don’t think it went well.”
“Come on. Get dressed.” Kyle pulled him up and led him to his room. He pulled out a pair of jeans and a plain black t-shirt and handed them to Max. “Put them on, we’re going out.”
“Kyle, what are you talking about? I’m in no mood to go out. My life is going straight to hell.”
Kyle ignored him and helped him out of his clothes.
“Now be a good boy and put these dry clothes on.” Kyle stepped back.
Max looked at his friend incredulously. There he was standing in his underwear, shivering from the cold, wondering what Kyle had in mind.
Kyle had always been there for him. Through his confusing relationship with Liz, to the realization of his sexuality. Kyle had been the only gay guy he’d known. Though his sexuality had never scared Max away. It was one of the things that made him become Kyle’s close friend.
Kyle was the one who helped him sort out his feelings. Kyle had actually sat him down and wouldn’t let him leave until he’d understood what those feelings meant.
He helped Max discover that he was indeed…gay.
That revelation had come about five months ago. And he hadn’t told a soul expect for Kyle and Liz.
Until that night.
“Where are we going?” Max asked as he got dressed.
“We’re going out. Don’t ask questions. It’s a surprise.” Kyle smiled.
Max watched as Kyle groomed himself then proceeded to groom him.
“Why are you doing this? I already told you I felt like shit.”
“That’s why.” Kyle said. “I don’t want you to feel sorry for yourself. It took you a long time to feel comfortable about being gay. I don’t want this night to ruin it and shove you back into the proverbial closet.”
Within twenty minutes they were out the door and in Kyle’s car.
~*~
Max groaned when they pulled up to their destination.
“A club?” He asked as they pulled into the parking lot of the club with blaring neon signs.
“Not just any club. This, my boy, is a gay club.” Kyle smiled.
Kyle was Max’s elder by two years. He looked up to Kyle very much for his confidence and spirit. There was a time when he thought he loved Kyle, but it was only deep admiration.
“Are you sure I can even go in?” Max asked as they walked up to the line. Kyle smiled and took his hand, leading them to the front of the line.
“You’re 18. Now stop worrying.”
Kyle waved to the bouncer and smiled as they were allowed in. Max blushed as the other patrons waiting in line all complained.
Once inside, Max was entranced. He’d never been in a club, much less a gay club. To their left was the bar, packed with customers waiting for their drinks. The their deep left was the dance floor. Well one of the levels of it anyways. Straight ahead was the main dance floor, one step below.
“Wow.” Max said, though it didn’t carry over the music. Kyle grinned and led him over to the dance floor on the left.
“This is where you start off.” Kyle yelled. He motioned to all the dancers around them. “The bottom floor is for the advanced.” He winked and pointed to himself.
Max looked down to the dance floor below and gasped at what he saw.
Plenty of shirtless men grinding and groping one another. Did Kyle really go down there? Max was sure he wasn’t ready for that kind of action. He looked around him and saw these dancers were far mellower. Just his crowd.
“I’ll be down there if you need me.” Kyle shouted.
Max grabbed Kyle’s arm and shook his head desperately. Kyle couldn’t leave him alone.
“You’ll be fine.” Kyle winked and hugged him. “Just watch me.” He said and pulled away, walking down to the lower floor.
Max went over to the rail and followed Kyle with his eyes. Kyle looked up at him and waved.
A minute later Kyle was dancing wildly with a shirtless man.
Max stared in fascination as that man helped Kyle out of his shirt. Kyle smiled and tucked it into his belt loops.
Max continued to stare when he felt a hand land on his shoulder. He turned to look into the eyes of another man. He looked around his age, and much thinner. He looked at the other and noticed just how young he looked. His clothes seemed old and a bit out of place. But when Max’s eyes reached his smile, he couldn’t help but smile back.
“Hi.” Max said and blushed.
“What are you doing in a club like this if all you’re going to do is watch the dancing?” The boy asked. He grabbed Max’s hands and led him over to the dance floor. “You wanna dance, or just watch me dance?” He teased.
Max smiled and followed the other’s lead. The music pumped through him and his feet began to move. He leaned in so that his mouth was right next to the other man’s ear.
“My name is Max.” He said and pulled back.
The other smiled and leaned in until his lips touched Max’s ear. Max shivered but stood still long enough to hear him.
“I’m Alex. First time?” Max nodded and smiled as Alex pulled him closer.
Max glanced back over his shoulder but found no sign of Kyle. “Who you looking for?” Alex asked.
“No one.” Max smiled and continued dancing.
Title: Little Boy Lost
Author: Me
Category: Alex and Max
Rating: MATURE-ADULT
Summary: Well I don’t want to give away much. Let’s just leave it as Alex and Max with some major angst.
Disclaimer: I own nothing but the story.
Author’s Note: Got the idea after a friend of mine sent me a script to this movie called Sugar with Brendan Fehr. Don’t worry, it has nothing to do with the movie.
~*~
Max walked down the rainy street. He’d had the worst night of his life. He had finally come out to his family and it didn’t exactly go well.
His mother was still crying as he left, his father almost had a heart attack, and his sister ran into her room and locked herself in.
Needless to say, he wasn’t very happy about how it all went down.
So now he was just walking down the street. Walking towards the only place he knew he wouldn’t be judged.
“Hey Max, what’s up? Fuck, you’re all wet.” Kyle let him in. “What did you do, walk here or something?”
Max nodded and sat down on a chair Kyle provided him. “Why’d you do that?”
“I finally told the folks.” He said, feeling the chills take over his body.
“Oh.” Kyle said with a wince. “And I take it, it didn’t go well huh?”
“My mom was crying, my dad became the a human torch, and my sister locked herself in her room. No Kyle I don’t think it went well.”
“Come on. Get dressed.” Kyle pulled him up and led him to his room. He pulled out a pair of jeans and a plain black t-shirt and handed them to Max. “Put them on, we’re going out.”
“Kyle, what are you talking about? I’m in no mood to go out. My life is going straight to hell.”
Kyle ignored him and helped him out of his clothes.
“Now be a good boy and put these dry clothes on.” Kyle stepped back.
Max looked at his friend incredulously. There he was standing in his underwear, shivering from the cold, wondering what Kyle had in mind.
Kyle had always been there for him. Through his confusing relationship with Liz, to the realization of his sexuality. Kyle had been the only gay guy he’d known. Though his sexuality had never scared Max away. It was one of the things that made him become Kyle’s close friend.
Kyle was the one who helped him sort out his feelings. Kyle had actually sat him down and wouldn’t let him leave until he’d understood what those feelings meant.
He helped Max discover that he was indeed…gay.
That revelation had come about five months ago. And he hadn’t told a soul expect for Kyle and Liz.
Until that night.
“Where are we going?” Max asked as he got dressed.
“We’re going out. Don’t ask questions. It’s a surprise.” Kyle smiled.
Max watched as Kyle groomed himself then proceeded to groom him.
“Why are you doing this? I already told you I felt like shit.”
“That’s why.” Kyle said. “I don’t want you to feel sorry for yourself. It took you a long time to feel comfortable about being gay. I don’t want this night to ruin it and shove you back into the proverbial closet.”
Within twenty minutes they were out the door and in Kyle’s car.
~*~
Max groaned when they pulled up to their destination.
“A club?” He asked as they pulled into the parking lot of the club with blaring neon signs.
“Not just any club. This, my boy, is a gay club.” Kyle smiled.
Kyle was Max’s elder by two years. He looked up to Kyle very much for his confidence and spirit. There was a time when he thought he loved Kyle, but it was only deep admiration.
“Are you sure I can even go in?” Max asked as they walked up to the line. Kyle smiled and took his hand, leading them to the front of the line.
“You’re 18. Now stop worrying.”
Kyle waved to the bouncer and smiled as they were allowed in. Max blushed as the other patrons waiting in line all complained.
Once inside, Max was entranced. He’d never been in a club, much less a gay club. To their left was the bar, packed with customers waiting for their drinks. The their deep left was the dance floor. Well one of the levels of it anyways. Straight ahead was the main dance floor, one step below.
“Wow.” Max said, though it didn’t carry over the music. Kyle grinned and led him over to the dance floor on the left.
“This is where you start off.” Kyle yelled. He motioned to all the dancers around them. “The bottom floor is for the advanced.” He winked and pointed to himself.
Max looked down to the dance floor below and gasped at what he saw.
Plenty of shirtless men grinding and groping one another. Did Kyle really go down there? Max was sure he wasn’t ready for that kind of action. He looked around him and saw these dancers were far mellower. Just his crowd.
“I’ll be down there if you need me.” Kyle shouted.
Max grabbed Kyle’s arm and shook his head desperately. Kyle couldn’t leave him alone.
“You’ll be fine.” Kyle winked and hugged him. “Just watch me.” He said and pulled away, walking down to the lower floor.
Max went over to the rail and followed Kyle with his eyes. Kyle looked up at him and waved.
A minute later Kyle was dancing wildly with a shirtless man.
Max stared in fascination as that man helped Kyle out of his shirt. Kyle smiled and tucked it into his belt loops.
Max continued to stare when he felt a hand land on his shoulder. He turned to look into the eyes of another man. He looked around his age, and much thinner. He looked at the other and noticed just how young he looked. His clothes seemed old and a bit out of place. But when Max’s eyes reached his smile, he couldn’t help but smile back.
“Hi.” Max said and blushed.
“What are you doing in a club like this if all you’re going to do is watch the dancing?” The boy asked. He grabbed Max’s hands and led him over to the dance floor. “You wanna dance, or just watch me dance?” He teased.
Max smiled and followed the other’s lead. The music pumped through him and his feet began to move. He leaned in so that his mouth was right next to the other man’s ear.
“My name is Max.” He said and pulled back.
The other smiled and leaned in until his lips touched Max’s ear. Max shivered but stood still long enough to hear him.
“I’m Alex. First time?” Max nodded and smiled as Alex pulled him closer.
Max glanced back over his shoulder but found no sign of Kyle. “Who you looking for?” Alex asked.
“No one.” Max smiled and continued dancing.