Troy Mc Neal
By
Lee Mariner
August 2003
DISCLAIMER: This is the continuing story about Troy, an adolescent
boy entering puberty and Mike his 33-year-old gay neighbor. The story
will depict homosexual acts between them and other men. IF YOU ARE
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Chapter #22
The soft buzz of the alarm clock and the odor of fresh brewed coffee woke
me as the events of the previous evening rushed through my head. Gil
was tucked in tightly against me with one leg over mine and an arm over my
chest with his head lying on my shoulder. I felt his cock pressing against
my hip and the painful pressure in my groin reminded me that my bladder needed
to be emptied.
“Rouse out Gil.” I said gently shaking his shoulder. “It’s a new day
kid and we have work too do.”
Trying to wake him only caused him to grumble and tighten his arm over my
shoulder while he moved his leg higher pressing down on my piss hard cock.
I shook him a little harder, “come on Gil, up and at’em boy or we both will
be taking a golden shower.”
He grumbled some more but rolled off of me pulling the sheet away with his
leg as I jumped out of bed. He joined me standing over the commode
and the water level rose.
While he scratched his head he grinned at me blinking his sleep filled eyes.
“Good morning Mike, I smell coffee.”
“You should, the coffee maker started fifteen minutes before the alarm went
off.”
“Neat.” He said as he milked the last few drops of urine from his impressive
piece of meat. “I could use a cup.”
“After you take a shower.”
“Are you going to take one with me?” He asked, a coquettish tone in his voice.
“No I’m not. While you shower, I’m going to get breakfast started so hop
to it.”
He snapped to attention sucking his gut in with his cock flopping around.
“Yes sir.” He said grinning and giving me a sexually comic salute at the
waist.
“Get in that shower before I bust your ass.” I said mocking a threatening
move.
He dodged and opening the door stepped in the stall singing “promises, promises
that’s all I get.”
I couldn’t help but smile as I left him. It felt good having someone
around even if he was only eighteen. The best part of that was he did not
have a feminine bone in his body. He was the boy next door, the kid
that cut your grass or delivered the newspaper, the kid that bagged your
groceries and caught your eye as he worked. The worst thing was that
he worked for me in a military that did not look favorably on homosexuals.
By the time Gil had finished taking his shower I had bacon and scrambled
eggs on the table with bread in the toaster. He came through the door
holding the flannel robe I had given him in his teeth and drying his hair.
When he saw me pouring coffee naked he stopped and took the robe from between
his teeth. “Do you go naked all of the time when you’re home?”
“Most of the time I do. Why dress when no one is here but me? Get my robe
off the chair in the bedroom and I’ll put it on if being naked embarrasses
you.”
“Oh hell no, it don’t bother me. I was always naked in my room back home.”
He said excitedly.
Back home, I thought to myself wondering where that was.
“Sit down before the eggs get cold Gil. Where is home?” I asked starting
to eat.
“Wisconsin, a little town called Sturgeon Bay north of Green Bay.” He said
as he sat down across from me.
Green Bay I knew because of the Green Bay Packers football team but Sturgeon
Bay was an unknown. From what I knew about Wisconsin and neighboring
Minnesota the Swedish and Norwegians had settled much of that area before
and after the Revolutionary War. Gil was big boned and probably had
ancestors that dated back to that time. Either way, he was a hell of a good-looking
kid and being only eighteen he was not yet fully grown.
“Where’s your home Mike? You have a southern accent so it must be in the
South somewhere.”
“In southeastern Kentucky. A small mountain town called Hazard. My
family were scratch farmers and moon shiners.”
“Moonshine, you’re kidding me.” He exclaimed with is coffee cup halfway
to his mouth.
“Nope, that’s what my dad and grandfather told me. They don’t make liquor
now but granddad said they made some of the best in Harlan County back during
the depression. Are you about finished? We have to be on base
at 0700(seven o’clock).”
Gil helped me put the dishes in the sink and started taking his clothes out
of the dryer where we had left them. We both fell silent until we were
almost dressed and ready to leave. I was lacing my shoes when he came to
the bedroom door and stood watching me. Naked he was magnificent, dressed
he was the trick most gay men would try and seduce. When I finished
with my shoes I stood and looked at him. The same feeling I had when
I looked at Troy hit me in the gut.
“Gil, we’ve both been avoiding what we are thinking. Last night was
great but you know the problems we face if we let it go any further don’t
you?”
“Yeah, I know.” He said moving closer a sad look in his eyes. “The big problem
Mike is that I don’t want it to end this way unless you say it must.”
He melted into my arms and laid his head on my shoulder. No tears just the
sound of his breathing and the feel of his heart beating in unison with mine
as he held me.
“I’ll drop you off at Gate One Gil. You can catch the base bus to the barracks.”
I whispered in his ear while stroking his hair.
His eyes sparkled when he leaned his head back. I kissed his soft lips and
our tongues entwined. I tasted his breakfast and mine.
“Lets brush our teeth so we can get out of here.” I said grimacing and laughing
as we broke the kiss. “I’ve got an extra toothbrush.” We brushed our
teeth together using the same toothpaste.
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Instead of using the interstate where most of the base traffic would be,
I drove on the boulevard that led directly to gate one. There was still a
chance we might be seen together but not as much. I hated the cloak and dagger
sneaking but we didn’t have much choice. Gil must have realized the reason
for my precautions and he sat closer to the door than before.
There was a lot of debris in the streets from the storm but the city had
its crews out clearing the main boulevards and streets so traffic wouldn’t
be impeded, especially the base traffic. I knew from experience that things
would not be as efficient on base. Public Works personnel always tried
leaving most of the work up to the on base military working parties.
That was always a rub between the civil service and military personnel when
trying to formulate mutual cooperation and determine who was responsible
for what work.
There was a base bus loading men when I pulled into the enlisted men’s parking
lot behind a row of cars. Gil glanced at me smiling as he opened the door.
“I’ll see you later?” He asked with his eyes full of hope.
“Don’t miss the bus.” I growled good-naturedly, winking at him.
I pulled up to the end of the row of cars and watched him jog to the bus.
He turned and looked in my direction before boarding.
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There was a tangle of cars trying to get off and on the base at gate
two and I was tempted to try gate three instead but I toughed it out.
I was relieved when I drove behind the barracks and saw my parking spot was
empty again. Two days in a row, I thought to myself, maybe I should
play the lottery if my luck was going to keep going this way.
Senior Chief Knickleman was walking towards the rear door at the same time
I was and he waved, calling out, “good morning Mike. We sure lucked
out last night didn’t we? I’m sure as shit glad we weren’t onboard
one of the small boys(destroyers and tugs) ComDesRon Two(Commander Destroyer
Squadron Two) sent out. There must be some sick bastards on board some
of those ships today.”
“We’ve both been there and done that Chief.” I said holding the door open
for him. The familiar odor of peppermint trailed behind him as I followed
him inside. If he was hung over, it didn’t show on the outside. He
was as trim as a Senior Chief was supposed to be.
The first muster-warning bell rang just as soon as I put a fresh pot of coffee
on. I took my muster book out of my desk drawer and while putting it
in my breast pocket I checked my uniform over in the full length mirror on
the back of the bathroom door. The second bell rang and I ran my thumbs around
the waistband of my dungarees tucking the shirt in a little tighter.
The building shook with the familiar pounding of feet on the stairways and
when I walked into the room I checked where Gil should be standing.
He looked fresh and ready but he didn’t look my way. Stewart Brinkman the
second-class petty officer who had had the duty during the storm was standing
in front of his watch unit.
“How did it go last night Stu?” I asked while glancing at the stragglers
coming through the door.
“No trouble Mike. I had to use some of the men that didn’t go on liberty
and we got wet but we buttoned everything up.”
“You guys did a good job Stu, did you check on the admiral’s and skipper’s
boats? Weidemeyer has worried himself silly about those two boats.”
“Knickleman reminded me about them when he called. I sent Metzger with Davis
to check on them. Metzger told me there were a few scrapes and smudges
where they rode up against the fenders but they’re okay.”
“That’s a relief. I hate to do it after last night but send those two
plus a couple of other men in the pickup with the duty driver and have those
boats brought around to the boathouse. That should get the old man off our
butts when their under cover.” I said glancing to the front of the
room.
“Will do Mike.” He said as I went to join Chief Knickleman.
“The Skipper’s not going to be in again today chief?” I asked.
“He called. He didn’t make it back through the tunnel last night before they
closed it. He swears he’s going to put in for subs & quarters payment
for the motel he and his wife stayed in.”
“He’ll probably get it.” I said. “The crew is ready for muster.”
“Do a numbers count Mike, I don’t feel like reading all of those names.”
“Aye, aye Chief.” I said turning to face the crew.
“Attention to muster, by the numbers sound off.”
Each man sounded off with his name and after checking each man’s name I reported
all-present to Chief Knickleman. He gave the men a short pep talk complimenting
them on the way they had performed their duties during the foul weather and
turned them over to me saying, “I’ll be in my office if you need me Mike.”
“Aye, aye Chief.” I said smiling inwardly. Knickleman had a bunk
in his office, one of the perks of a Senior Chief. He would retire for the
day and my men and I would take care of what had to be done.
* * * * * * * * * *
The remainder of the day was spent cleaning up the base and retrieving the
boats from the air station about which Weidemeyer was so worried. Knickleman
left early as I expected he would.
I had seen Lawton off and on during the day on various duty assignments and
he seemed to be working as he usually did with only an occasional glance
in my direction whenever I passed on an inspection tour. There was
the usual mayhem at the end of the day as men knocked off and started cleaning
up before evening chow. Every now and then one of the men would rap on the
door and ask a question that they could have asked of Brinkman or Metzger
and that’s were I sent them. I was lacing my shoes when I heard a rap
on the door followed by Lawton’s mellow voice.
“Got a minute Mike?”
“Sure Gil. Come on in. What’s this?” I asked taking the request chit he was
holding out to me.
“I want to take a few days off Mike.” He said quietly. “I’ve been thinking
all day about what happened and I think its best, at least for now.”
“Are you going home to Wisconsin or hang around here?”
“Home. . . . . .Hanging around here won’t help.”
“If you feel that way Gil, okay but you should have turned this in earlier.
It can’t be submitted now, no one is here to approve it.”
“I’ve been thinking about it all day Mike. I was hoping you would walk it
through for me. I’ve got the duty tonight so I wouldn’t be able to leave
before tomorrow anyway.”
“If you’re sure this is what you want to do, I’ll take care of it first thing
tomorrow.” I said
“Thanks Mike, I’ll see you in the morning.” Gil said, turning away and leaving
the office.
It’s difficult trying to control two emotions at the same time. I had
the urge to call him back and take him in my arms while at the same time
a feeling of relief flooded over me. Relief at the thought that Gil
would be away and I could try and get my head straight again.
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