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Miracles are a retelling in small letters of the very same story which is written across the whole world in letters too large for some of us to see. C. S. Lewis

A Rose Called Miracle: Book #2

Author's Note: A Rose Called Miracle is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places, and incidents are the products of my imagination or are used fictitiously. Any resemblance to actual events, locales, or persons, living or dead, is purely coincidence. A couple characters begin the story as minors; however, they reach their 18th birthday before doing anything of an intimate nature. I have used some real places; however, I have manipulated details of those places to suit my needs. Finally, and to the best of my knowledge, there is no Kingdom of Douravia--but perhaps the world would be a better place if there was.

This story explores transgender and LGBTQ+ themes. You should stop reading now if these topics don't interest you. Also, while there will be a couple slightly erotic scenes, they don't begin until much later and are secondary to character development in the story.

The Emergence of Sascha

CHAPTER 1

Stephen Janovitch sat at his desk, inside room 212, inside Plumb River High School, and inside a freaking monsoon. Bummed. The weather absolutely sucked. It had been raining buckets all day and the league championship cross country meet had just been postponed. On top of that, today was only Thursday; there was still one more school day left in the week; next Friday was Halloween and he couldn't get a date. Not that it really mattered of course--he hadn't been invited to any parties anyway.

The dismissal bell rang, and he took a last, hopeful look out the window. The rain still pelted down in sideways sheets. He sighed in resignation. Stephen left the classroom and walked as slowly as possible to his locker. He loaded his planner and books into his backpack and pulled on his hoodie. He cursed himself for not accepting his mother's offer to use the car for the day.

'I'm an Idiot,'

He thought, "I wish I could conjure up an umbrella." He muttered, feeling sorry for himself, "Where's freaking Harry Potter when you need him?"

He stood by the exit door for a couple minutes hoping to catch a break and have the rain stop but didn't get lucky. So he took a deep breath, started the timer on his watch, shoved open the door, and started running. He didn't notice the two teenage boys behind him, pointing and laughing at his strange running gait. When he reached his yard, he raced up the front steps and stopped the timer. 8:22, quite a bit slower than usual, but not bad for a mile and a half, in the rain, weighed down by waterlogged clothing and a backpack.

He stepped inside the front hallway and stripped off his soaked backpack, shoes, and socks. Stephen padded down to the utility room and took off all his wet stuff and threw it in the dryer. He yelled out the utility door, "Hey, anybody here?" Nobody answered, so he removed his underwear and added them to the load. "Helloo-oh!" He yelled again, "I'm gonna run around naked and nobody can stop me!" He grabbed his backpack, shivered as the cold and wet fabric smacked against his thigh, left the utility room, and ran laughing through the 1st floor and up the stairs to his bedroom. He opened his backpack and found his books and planner still dry. He applauded himself for at least thinking about keeping a plastic trash bag handy to protect things on days like this.

He stacked the books on his desk and turned on his work light. He stared at the pile for a second but wasn't quite ready to deal with it. He peeked out his door, didn't see or hear anyone so he jogged naked over to the bathroom he shared with his twin sister Stephanie. He grinned; today it was Steph's turn to clean it.

He showered, enjoying the warmth after his run in the rain. Only when he stepped out of the shower enclosure did he realize that the only towels in the bathroom were the two huge, pink, fluffy things he'd given his twin sister Stephanie on their last birthday when they'd turned 17. He grabbed one and wrapped it around himself, hoping Stephanie wouldn't give him too much grief. He wiped steam off the mirror. He grinned as he combed his hair back, "I can finally do a decent ponytail." He checked his reflection and sighed, "Almost 18 and still smooth as a baby's butt." It just wasn't fair--a couple of guys (and one of the girls if truth be told) on the cross-country team had to shave every day.

Still shaking his head he stepped into the hall, only to be greeted by a sarcastic, "Well, well, itty bitty Stevie's all dressed in pink. Aren't you just tooo cute?"

'Oh crap, busted'. "Hey Steph, what's going on?" He tried to stay cool.

His sister lifted her phone and started snapping pictures. "These are going to look sooo nice on Facebook and X, don't you think?"

"Ah, c'mon sis, give me a break. I just needed a towel." He swept his damp blonde hair back out of his eyes. Stephanie snapped another couple pictures.

"Oh yeah these are going to look fantastic. All my friends are gonna love 'em." She gloated.

Even though he'd just showered, Stephen started to sweat.

"Of course, I might be convinced to delete them. Assuming that you do me a few favors. Nothing too painful--or dangerous--or illegal."

"Okay, yeah, whatever, just delete the damn things," Stephen snarled as he pushed past her and stormed off to his bedroom. He slammed his door and ripped off the cursed towel and heaved it into the far corner of his room. He put on clean sweatpants and a T-shirt and sat down at his desk. He stared at the pile of books and decided again they could wait. He got up and went to lie down on his bed. He crossed his legs and put his hands behind his head while he stared at his ceiling contemplating the unfairness of life--and his sister's treachery.

It was hard to believe his sister was only 18 minutes older than him--or that they were in fact brother and sister. Steph, at 5'11", was at least six inches taller and a good 35 pounds heavier than he was. Stephanie's current boyfriend was a starting tackle on the football team. She was big, the tackle was a giant: 6'6" and 320 pounds of bone, sinew, and muscle. Ever since freshman year, there had been Division I college recruiters flocking around him. Stephen had heard the whispered jokes about the monster-sized kids Steph and the tackle might produce. Stephanie heard the jokes too--and laughed her ass off, "Heck yeah," she'd said to Stephen, "The guy I marry better want a big family, because I want to have kids big enough to start my own football team."

Stephen smiled to himself as he reminisced. But then he remembered his predicament and frowned. He shook his head and wondered what tortures and indignities Stephanie would decide to inflict on him. "Oh Damn," He muttered in embarrassment, as tears started flowing. He wiped his eyes on his sleeve and grabbed a tissue to blow his nose.

"Hey Steve?" Stephanie knocked softly on his door, "Can I come in?"

"What do you want?" He shouted, at the same time furiously wiping his eyes. "Wait a minute!"

She cracked open the door and stuck in her head, "Hey guy we need to talk."

"What?" He demanded, "You've already figured out how you're going to torture me?"

Stephanie entered the room and walked over to him, putting a gentle hand on his shoulder, "Stevie, you're my brother, and I love you. Do you really think I'd do something like that to you? Come on! I was just having a little fun teasing you. Here," She handed him her phone, "You delete the pictures, so you know they're all gone."

Stephen felt a wave of relief and had to wipe his eyes.

"Hey! Are you crying?"

Steve honked into his tissue, "Allergies." He lied

"Yeah, okay." Stephanie grinned and sat down on the edge of his bed. "You'd better start deleting before I change my mind."

"That's okay. I trust you. Plus, I don't want to risk messing up your phone. Then I'd be in real trouble."

"You know it!" Stephanie chuckled and started thumbing through and deleting each shot in turn. The last picture caused her to stare; It showed Stephen, wrapped from calf to armpits in pink, his head slightly tilted, and tossing his hair out of his eyes. "Damn," She whispered.

"What?"

"Look at this last picture."

He looked at it, "What the hell? That's not me...is it?" Astounded. He couldn't believe what he was seeing.

"Damn! Stevie, you look like a girl." She hesitated and smiled, "And a really cute one. A couple girls in my government class would just adore you."

"Hey!"

"Just saying."

"Jesus Christ," Steve exclaimed as he flopped back on the bed, "This is just great." He looked at the picture again, couldn't believe what he saw--a girl tossing her reddish-blonde hair to try and attract attention...flirting. He stared. "I can't believe I look like that. Did you notice it when you took the picture?"

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"Nah, I was having too much fun looking at the pink towel and deciding how I'd bust your chops."

"Great."

Stephanie shrugged and grinned crookedly. "Are you okay now?" She asked.

"Yeah. Wait, No. That picture kind of creeps me out. Do you think that's why girls at school don't want to go out with me?"

"Not from what I've heard. I suppose it's possible; but Most of the kids seem to think that you're just stuck up."

"Me? Why?"

"Well, first off, with all those AP classes you take they think that you think you're better than everybody else. Everybody knows you've applied to all the Ivy League schools."

"I'm just trying to get into a good school, I..."

"I know that" Stephanie interrupted, "And you know that. But let's face it, most of the kids in our class will never leave this town...and they're jealous of anyone who will. Most of the girls are going to end up waitressing in some diner and most of the boys will be chewed up by the mines."

"So, they hate me because I take hard courses?"

"Well, that, plus you do golf and cross-country instead of manly sports like football, basketball, and baseball."

"You're kidding." Steve shook his head in disbelief.

"Nope. Everybody thinks you're a stuck-up, Ivy League wannabe."

"No, I'm not! Wait...I guess I am. I mean not stuck up, but I'd really like to get into Penn's finance and banking program."

"See?"

Stephen sighed. Stephanie put her arm around him and pulled him into a shoulder-to-shoulder hug. "Anyway," She gave him a squeeze, "No matter what, Mom, Dad, and I all love you."

"Thanks. I love you guys too. Now, not to be rude, I need to do homework and study. And you know what? Anybody who doesn't like that I'm ambitious and get good grades can kiss my butt."

Stephanie left her brother to his studying.

As usual Stephen's alarm clock went off at 4:30 a.m. He stretched for 15 minutes before going for his morning run. He ran slower than usual. Still bothered by Stephanie's photo, he couldn't focus very well. When he got back to the house, he immediately went down to the cellar. He pulled out his clubs and hit balls into his father's golf simulator until his mother called him up to breakfast.

After breakfast Steve showered. He laughed at himself as he checked for the 3rd time to make sure he had his own towels this time. Back in the bedroom he went to the closet for clean clothes. He stopped short when he saw the pink golf shirt. His father had bought matching shirts--as a joke--for the father/son club championship. An unfortunate case of flu had kept them home and he'd forgotten about the shirt, having never worn it.

This time, he decided to try it on. He tucked it in and straightened his hair before he checked the mirror. The girl looking back at him gasped. They stared at each other. Why had he never noticed before how he looked? He tore off the shirt and pitched it back into his closet, exchanging it for a white polo. He reviewed the preliminary notes for that day's lessons before stuffing everything into his pack and leaving for school with Stephanie.

The storm had ended during the night, and it was a nice morning so they walked. He was quieter than usual. Stephanie noticed. "Are you still upset about that picture from yesterday?"

"Yeah, a little. Plus, this morning I tried on that pink golf shirt Dad bought for the father/son tournament..."

"And?" Stephanie prodded. He stayed silent, just kept walking. "You saw a girl again, didn't you?"

He nodded.

"I guess pink just isn't your color." Stephanie laughed. Stephen tried to smile.

He made it through the day. He got lucky in AP Micro. His prep notes from the night before anticipated several quiz questions the teacher threw at the class, and he was the only one to answer properly. The teacher was impressed. His fellow students not so much.

Just after lunch he ran into Stephanie during period change. "Hey, guess what, I got invited to a Halloween party next Friday at the Spinetti's." The period warning bell rang.

"Crap! Gotta go. I have field hockey practice today, so we'll talk about it tonight. Bye." Stephanie ran off.

At the end of the day, he stopped by the cross-country coach Mr. Waters' classroom to see if the league championship had been rescheduled. "Not yet Mr. Janovitch, we should know by Monday. Just keep training."

"Yes sir. I will sir."

He picked up his stuff and ran home. Quicker this time without being waterlogged.

He was surprised to see both his parents' cars in the drive. "Hey honey," His mom called out as soon as he walked in the door, "How was your day?"

"Good. Thanks. You and Dad are home early?"

"Yeah. All my afternoon classes were cancelled for a faculty event, then they cancelled the event. So here I am."

"Where's Dad at?"

Allison Janovitch laughed, "Three guesses--but I bet you'll only need one."

"Ah! His simulator?"

"Hole-in-one, kiddo. Go ahead, abandon me, you know you want to join him."

"Oooh, guilt tripping me."

"If you would, please take out the trash before you disappear downstairs."

"You got it. Love ya Mom. See ya later." He dropped his pack by the kitchen table and went to clean out the trash bin. Outside, he dumped the trash and clanged the can shut. He grabbed his pack and ran up the stairs three at a time. He changed into exercise clothes and thumped down the stairs to the basement.

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He heard a swish and a crack, "Ah, crud," His father exclaimed.

"Hey Dad, how's it going?"

"Hi buddy. Not very well to be honest. But it sure is fun. Do you want to join me?"

"Sure. Driving range or a real course?"

"Real course. Of course. How about Pebble Beach?"

"Sounds fun, let's go." Two hours later Stephen conceded the match. He was down two holes, and he had badly hooked three shots into the Stillwater Cove on the 17th hole. Stephen and his dad practiced proper golf etiquette and shook hands. "You're getting better buddy. Keep up the practice."

"Thanks dad, appreciate it."

"You're welcome. By the way, Stevie, I noticed your hair is getting pretty long..."

"Yeah dad, I've been letting it grow for a while so I can see how it looks."

Eric Janovitch looked skeptical, but shrugged, "Well, you're almost 18 now, I guess if you want longer hair that's your business. But make sure you take care of it. I don't want you looking like a greasy-haired bum."

"I will dad. Dirty hair is nasty." He followed his father up the stairs to the main floor before going up to his bedroom. "Shower or study?" He sighed. "Study." And emptied his pack onto the desk and got to work. About two hours later Stephanie knocked and told him dinner was ready.

After a dinner of salad and spaghetti carbonara Stephen had dish-duty and then returned to his room to finish his study session. It wasn't long before Stephanie knocked on his door.

"Hey Steve, got a minute?"

"Come on in. Time for a break anyway."

"You remember I mentioned that Halloween party at Terri's place next Friday?"

"Yeah."

"Well, a couple minutes ago Terri called. She asked if I'd gotten the invitation to her party. I hadn't so she gave me the details: date, time, etc. Oh, and then she reminded me that this party is a gender-bender."

"A what?"

"Gender bender: girls dress like boys, boys dress like girls."

"Would you believe me if I said that sounds like fun?"

"Of course I would. You'd never lie to your older sister. Right?" She gave him a stern look, "Anyway I called my Tank, and he said he can't go. He claims he's going away for the weekend with his family. So, I wondered, would you like to go with me? Dad says he has an old pinstriped suit I can borrow. I'm going as a gangster. I thought you could dress up and go as my gangster's moll or something."

"What!?" His voice squeaked. "No. No. No. No. No! I can't do that. Not now. All day today every time I looked into a damn mirror I kept seeing a girl. It's driving me nuts."

"Stevie? What are you worried about?"

Steve sat at his desk and put his head in his hands, "I don't want to see myself in girl's clothes."

"C'mon Steve, it's just a party, we'll have fun."

"Get Tank to go."

"I tried, remember." She started to laugh.

"What?"

"My Tank? In women's clothes?" She couldn't stop laughing and fell backwards on Stephen's bed. Steve couldn't help but laugh. The image of Stephanie's enormous tackle Tank, in a dress, with his full, dark beard and hairy arms and legs, was both hilarious and ludicrous.

"I bet," Steve kept giggling, "Tank got wind of this party and that's why he's skipping town. He's not afraid of the dress--he's afraid of saying no to you!" Steve gasped to catch his breath.

Stephanie got the laughter under control first and sat up on the bed. Every time Steve stopped laughing, he'd look at her, get the image of her yelling at Tank, and start laughing again.

"What's so funny?" She asked. Steve didn't notice the glint in her eyes. "Do you think my Tank didn't want to go because he was afraid?"

"Oh yeah, he knew you'd be mad at him if he didn't have a good excuse. He's scared to say no to you."

"So, Steve," She smiled like a big cat about to finish its game with the mouse, "Tell me what you're afraid of." She leaned back and crossed her arms. She locked eyes with her brother, challenging him.

Stephen was shocked at the sudden turn; he'd been having so much fun laughing at Tank. He dropped his eyes, "Steph, I'm afraid...What if I do go. You've seen that picture, what if someone thinks I am a girl?"

"Then you'll win the best costume prize."

Stephen stared at her blankly, mouth agape. "God, Steph! What if I like it?"

"Come on Stevie, lighten up, everybody there will be in the same boat. And we'll all be having fun laughing at everybody else. C'mon, let's go talk to mom, she's about your size, see if she has any old stuff you can use." She grabbed his hand and pulled him out of his chair towards the door. He tried to resist; failed.

"Mom!" Stephanie yelled as she towed Steve down the staircase, "Where are you?"

They found her in her den with a pile of papers in front of her. "Bonsoir mes enfants. Que fais-tu?" (Rough translation: Good evening, my children. What are you doing?) Allison Janovitch, a professor of foreign language at the state university, greeted them. Stephanie laid out the situation for her; Stephen hung his head and examined the carpet. Their mom directed them to the attic. She had several boxes of old clothes and Halloween costumes she and their father hadn't gotten around to throwing away yet that Stephanie and Stephen were welcome to dig through.

The kids (meaning Stephanie) decided to start digging the next day. She started pounding on Steve's door at 6 a.m. to get him moving. They breakfasted on toaster waffles and juice before climbing the retractable ladder into the attic.

They found the boxes; 'Mom's Stuff' and 'Dad's Stuff' in black magic marker identified their quarry. Stephanie gleefully began digging through a 'Dad's stuff' box. "Get to work," She pointed Stephen to a 'Mom's stuff' box.

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