Continuation of story Virgin Fix. Please read earlier part first.
Any similarities between this and real people is coincidental. If you recognise yourself here, feel privileged.
All sex participants are adult age.
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-6-
It had taken most of the week to talk with her two best friends separately. For some reason Sally had become very popular with various groups at school and the swimming club, so whenever she managed to get time with Corinne or Darlene someone else decided to enter her conversation. Sally knew both Corrie and Dar would want to try it, but she had to make sure they really did, and that the ground rules were understood. It all came down to timing. She and Chris were amongst the oldest in their school year and thus had turned eighteen before almost everyone, including her best friends. So she needed to set everything up for when they had their next birthdays. Corinne was first with her day being just a few weeks away. She just had to make certain her boyfriend would be on board for this as well.
Chris also found his status had changed as many kids would greet him around the school and at the pool. He even got invitations to join various groups and individuals at lunch and recess times. He found the attention disconcerting after the ridicule he had suffered for so long. Although he tended to respond to any friendly overture with a smile, nod, wave or verbal 'Hi', he found himself quietly seething inside. Whilst a lot had never even acknowledged his existence many had openly demeaned him or just laughed in the background. It was only when he could be with his girlfriend, he loved being able to say this, that he felt relaxed. As relaxed as a guy can be with a stiffness in his groin. He had to keep at least one hand in a pocket whenever he wasn't just sitting with Sally near him. Even small cocks can be noticed and be embarrassing, maybe more embarrassing because it was small. He could not ignore all that had happened to him and the topic of the abuse, so he still had a major hangup centred around his boyish appendage.
Of course not all attention toward Chris was positive. He still had his enemies in Trent and Joseph, made worse by the events at the party a few weeks ago. Corinne and Darlene had dumped them after their over the top taunts towards Chris. Sally had even rudely rebuffed Trent's attempt to get her to go out with him. The two boys made his life difficult as often as they thought they could get away with it. He found himself being jostled in the hallways between classes by the pair. Then by Trent in the pool during breaks or in the middle of lap swimming. Butterfly stroke was the worst as it was all too easy to 'accidentally' bump together as they passed in opposite directions. As well as that pair, he had started receiving similar treatment from the elite kids. These considered themselves above all others, and any above average looking female should only consider them as dating material. So a short skinny guy never before been noticed suddenly dating one of the top looking girls in the school was too much for their sensibilities to cope with. Fortunately for Chris this only amounted to two additional boys, so his torment at school now only came from four.
As if coping with school and swimming every day, he had to listen to his parents rave about his new girlfriend. It was all 'how wonderful' and 'what a great girl' and so forth. Of course this was always followed with how important her parents were in the town; and did Chris know if they would be invited to their next party; when should they invite them over for a get together. He learned to shut his hearing off and just nod or shrug in a non committed way when the discussion paused. He got some funny looks from them when he responded the wrong way, like nodding when he should have shaken his head, but overall he survived the onslaught. The final inter-club swim competition was in a couple of weeks, which meant he could then break from the intensive training as the summer season ended. It also opportune that he could tell his mother and father that they could catch up with the Masons then. This seemed to mollify his parents and gave Chris some peace for a while.
-7-
It was at the end of that week that Chris found himself caught in a busy passage heading towards his last lesson before lunch. Concentrating on manoeuvring through the throng of students he found himself being pushed around. The only warning he received was a whispered greeting from behind.
Trent was getting his attention, "Well hello my little favourite Cliss. Look out for the floor."
Chris was confused at what was said until he found himself bodily picked up and flung to the ground like a rag doll. He skidded across the floor to the middle of the hall colliding with several unsuspecting students. In all five kids were tripped to the floor, fortunately with little or no personal injury. Only the books and utensils they carried were spread around the floor.
The comments being directed at him were more along the lines Chris was used to receiving, as those affected blamed him. Almost nobody had taken any notice of what had been done to him, so he had to take the verbal abuse as he was so used to doing. Anyway, he was too stunned to understand what was being said in any detail, only the tone of the voices. Fortunately Corinne had seen Chris a little earlier, and was in the process of intersecting with him so they could walk together to the next class. She witnessed everything and the petite redhead rushed to his aid.
She may not be very big, but her voice rose above the surrounding voices, "Knock it off you dingbats. Can't you see Chris has been injured. It wasn't his fault he had been pushed into your way."
This at least got the crowd's attention and diverted their anger from being directed at Chris. Blood running down his face helped stem the comments as well.
She continued, "Can someone help me get him up? I need to take him to the nurse."
Chris found himself once again being held and moved without his own effort being needed as he was lifted to his feet. Peter, another student in their next class stepped up to help support Chris as Corinne was handed the stuff he had been carrying. Corinne had pulled some tissues from her satchel and got Chris to hold them against the scrape on his forehead. She never stopped quietly talking to him as the three made their way slowly to the main school office. On the way Ms Smythe, a teacher, joined them sending Peter to his class. Corinne refused to leave Chris, much to the amusement of the teacher. In the office the first aid attendant patched him up with some disinfectant and sticking plaster. He had just gotten a small cut from some jewellery or other sharp object. A small bruise was already beginning to show.
While he was being attended to, Corinne had messaged Sally on her phone about his little fracas. Withing sixty seconds of the lesson finishing she was storming into the office frantically searching her injured boyfriend. They actually got some chuckles from the office staff as they really were an odd match, although nothing was heard by the pair. Sally hovered around Chris making a fuss of him, to his joy at her caring and embarrassment at being in public. Chris made certain that teachers and staff only heard about him falling over by accident, knowing that saying what really happened could only land him in deeper shit. When he related how Corinne had come to his aid, she received a hug from Sally and sincere thanking for her part in the drama. Chris only hoped Corinne would not tell a different story to what he had said.
When they were allowed to leave the office it was lunch time. After grabbing food they went to their normal shady spot under a tree where they were joined by Darlene. Here Sally managed to browbeat the truth from him about what had really happened. She wasn't that silly to not notice that his story was incomplete. It took some work but he managed to calm Sally down as she fumed about Trent and the others. How they should not be allowed to get away with it. Chris had to assure her that he would get them, but just had to work out how and when. The other two girls were bemused at their friend's reaction to Chris' problem, but more so at how he could calm her down and show some control over her. They had never seen her back down from anything before, let alone a guy asking her. Even seeing how happy Chris had made Sally, this example of her listening and complying to his wishes demonstrated exactly how much she was enamoured with him.
Chris had to explain his thoughts to the girls about how he had to deal with his haters, "Look, I can't just go up to a teacher or headmaster and complain about the bullying. I tried explaining things to my father when it all started and he just shrugged and said it was character building. This is partly why I just tried to ignore everything as I was still in awe of him then. Even our coach laughed when I mentioned some problems I was having, getting a bigger shrug than father did. I had to face things then that I wasn't a little kid anymore and nobody gave a shit about me unless it affected them directly," at which point he heard some sympathetic sounds from his companions.
Continuing his words, "I know we all have to grow up at some time, and that was then for me. I did learn to ignore everything and accept my lack of, anything, in the world."
Sally put a hand on his knee as she butted in, "You're not alone now Chris. You have me," and hearing a couple of meaningful coughs she amended her last statement, "You have us."
Chris looked with surprise, put a hand over Sally's and smiled at each of the three girls, "Thanks, it means a lot to me. Anyway as I was saying, I thought I was doing well, and not having a social life helped with schoolwork. I hope now to get good enough grades to get into university. Just not sure what to study yet.