*Author's Note: Any and all persons engaging in any sexual activity are at least eighteen years of age.
Disclaimers: Yes, I need an editor. No. I do not want an editor. Yes it jumps around too much, yes there's too many people to keep track of, yes it's too long, yes it's too short, yes it's in the wrong category, yes this is stupid shit, and yes I suck. Just scroll down to the end, leave comments based on the disclaimers alone and have a nice day.
For everyone else, I hope you enjoy this little tale.
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Dawn was just breaking over the Gulf Of Mexico as the two eighteen year old boys walked along the floating dock.
Pat Miller stopped in front of a boat that had 'Jumping Jack Flash' stenciled in white lettering on the red hull. The sleek thirty foot boat looked like it was moving even as it was tethered to the slip.
"This? This is your boat? Dude!" Josh Lacombe enthused as Pat put the ice chest into the cockpit.
"Yeah," Pat smiled and nimbly jumped aboard the craft.
Josh had thought Pat was just kidding when he invited him to go riding on his boat. Pat was the star tight end for the Baylor Lake Bandits, if a football team that had won only two out of nine games could have a star. Josh was a nerd, an uncoordinated, book reading, straight A nerd. Why would Pat even talk to him?
But the young man had insisted, had said he'd pick Josh up at five thirty and they'd get on his zip craft and just spend the day out on the water.
"Uh yeah, okay," Josh had agreed.
Joshua Lacombe wasn't unattractive. He had thick brown hair, warm brown eyes and a sweet smile. But because he couldn't run fast, or throw a ball, or catch a ball, girls just weren't interested in him. Even Tiffany Broussard, the queen slut of Baylor Lake High School had turned Josh down when he asked her out.
That rejection had stung. But what had stung even more was hearing Tiffany laughing about it with her other slut friends.
Pat Miller had a football player's physique. He also stood at six feet, two inches tall, which was quite tall in South Louisiana. He had blonde hair, which he wore long, bright blue eyes, and a sweet smile.
Every girl in Baylor Lake High School, even a few teachers vied for Pat Miller's attention. The handsome young man never lacked for companionship.
So why did he want to spend a Saturday with Josh? Just the two of them?
"Life jackets," Pat ordered as Josh tried to get on board the Jumping Jack Flash without tripping.
Pat helped Josh put his life jacket on, then pulled off his tee shirt, exposing his tanned, muscular chest and flat abdomen and powerful arms. He then cinched on his own life jacket.
He then untethered the boat. With practiced ease, he kicked them away from the wooden pier.
The boat's twin engines rumbled to life and Josh actually giggled as he could feel the powerful engines reverberate underneath his feet. Pat smiled at him and Josh mentally kicked himself for giggling.
Pat gently eased the throttle forward and motored away from the marina. He nodded and waved to a few other early morning boaters as they moored toward the open gulf.
Josh sat in the other vinyl chair as Pat steadily increased their speed.
"Damn, hey, Josh? You put that ice chest down below?" Pat asked as they cleared the marina.
With much struggling, Josh grabbed the extremely heavy ice chest and stowed it below.
Below, there was a small galley, and forward, there was a small bunk, with padded vinyl mattress. Light seeped in through a frosted plastic hatch.
"That's cool; you ever sleep out here?" Josh asked as he came back up.
"Only once," Pat admitted. "Me and Billy? But fucking mosquitos about ate us up."
Once Josh was safely back in his seat, Pat slammed the throttle forward and the boat leapt out of the water.
"Whoa!" Josh giggled as the boat slapped against the water.
Again Pat smiled at him. Again, Josh mentally kicked himself for giggling.
They skipped past some buoys and Pat turned the boat on a gentle arc that had them zipping toward the sun.
"Not a cloud in the sky; going be a hot one," Pat yelled over the drone of the engines.
"Yeah," Josh agreed.
"Got sun block in the first cabinet," Pat continued. "Believe me, out here on the open water? You're going need it."
"Yeah; I burn kind of easy," Josh admitted.
Pat zig zagged back and forth, hurtling them east.
"Whoa!" Josh gasped, seeing a large oil tanker ahead.
"Yeah; we're gloze to the Industrial Canal," Pat said and swung the boat south.
Josh looked over his shoulder. He could no longer see the shoreline.
"How far out are we?" he yelled.
"About five, six miles. Why? Thinking of swimming back?" Pat teased.
Again Josh giggled. And again, he hated himself for giggling.
Pat slowed the boat and now they were skimming over the water.
"Want to drive?" Pat asked.
"No," Josh said, suddenly afraid.
Pat reduced the speed more.
"Come on; it's easy," he said. "Best thing? Out here? There's no trees to run into."
Josh giggled again. Shakily, he did get up and approach the seat where Pat was sitting.
"This is the throttle," Pat said, grabbing Josh's hand and putting it on the lever. "And this is the steering wheel."
He had his left arm around Joshes' middle as he sat behind Josh. Josh felt a funny feeling in the pit of his stomach as Pat's hand rested on his pudgy belly, just above the waistband of his swim trunks.
"Want to go fast? Push it forward. Want to slow down you just pull it back," Pat said.
He patted Josh's belly then eased out from behind Josh and sat in the seat Josh had just vacated.
Josh was nervous, but excited as he steered the boat along, now heading due west.
"Open her up a little, huh?" Pat suggested and Josh slowly eased the boat's throttle forward.