Youthful Love and Loss: A True Story of Boyhood Friendship and Forbidden Romance

Poster's notes This is a story originally posted on Nifty by a friend of mine. On his behalf (because for some reason, he couldn't get an account here), I'...

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Youthful Love and Loss: A True Story of Boyhood Friendship and Forbidden Romance Poster's notes This is a story originally posted on Nifty by a friend of mine. On his behalf (because for some reason, he couldn't get an account here), I'm posting it here. He reckons people who read here might like it too. While waiting for the next chapter of my friend's series "Webcam Boys" (which admittedly is taking a long while), I decided to post another of his stories here to make up for the long wait, though this is one of his earlier (if not the first) stories. What follows is a mostly true event* that happened to my friend when he was younger, and he wrote it from his recollections once he got older and better at writing. Only his name was changed for the sake of the story. Also for reference, the sport the story is referencing is badminton. He highly appreciates feedback, criticism and encourages people to spot any typos or errors and if you wish to email him he's at: horn1269@gmail.com I hope you enjoy his story. ******************************************************************************* The Photo ********************************************************************************** “So what’s your name?” the coach asked the new boy. “Christopher. But you can call me Topher.” the boy replied in a cheeky yet respectful manner. I was present during this little introduction, and I saw the new boy for the first time. He was probably four feet and eight inches tall. He had a mop of dark brown hair that was naturally messy but in a way that looked good. He was fair-skinned like a dream come true. He wasn’t too lean or fat either, just the regular amount of boyfat a boy like him would have. His cheeks were smooth and soft-looking just as a child’s would be, and yet there was something more. He had an air of confidence that I never saw on any of our new recruits before. Really though, the first thing that came to my mind was ‘hell, he’s the cutest boy I’ve ever seen’. That being said, I was practically ogling at Topher the whole time I was there. Suddenly, an idea sprung up within me, among other things. “Hey coach, mind if I teach the new kid the ropes? …but everything was about to change

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