SPADE-104 Locker Room Buddies

Foreword

The school year began uneventfully for Terry Kimball and Brian Moffatt. They talked a lot about the football team, and the possibilities for the season.

They had to put up a front, in front of some other guys because it wasn’t that easy to be gay and let people know it. Bob, for example, a friend of Terry’s, was a person who demanded sexual talk, who wanted to hear the intimate details of Terry’s sexual life with women.

And Terry obliged him. It wasn’t as if he had had no sexual life with women—it was simply that it bugged the hell out of Brian to hear his lover talk about it.

It was, after all, an uncomfortable situation. The two gay lovers didn’t have things made easy for them. Even though the campus was sexually free, it didn’t seem to be sexually free for them. They still had to hide the fact that they were lovers.

It is an existence which, in itself, often produces—and even insists upon—secrecy. In a society which is not fully able to accept different sexual preferences, sex between male lovers must still, very often, remain hidden—remain a secret that few except the lovers are aware of.

Terry wasn’t content with one lover, though, and he had to make the younger boy, Willis, all his. He had to force him into loving him until he had had him—all the way.