Date: Thu, 16 Jun 2022 10:03:57 +0000
From: dumbfuck01@protonmail.com
Subject: Boys From Boston (young friends incest)

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It was a cold September day as near identical twins Zack and Cody Martin
walked through the streets of Boston with the small group of friends that
they had aquired over their few years of schooling within the city. The
leaves on the scant trees scattered throughout the bustling city were
just beginning to change color from their typical shade of green to
shades of red, orange, and brown, signaling that the start of fall was
swiftly approaching. The air felt cool and crisp against their skin, but
nothing like the chilling winters that covered everything in a blanket of
white. The faint sounds of car alarms and the scraping of shoes against
concrete filled the mid day air as most of them chatted about the algebra
test they had taken earlier that day. A light gust of wind blew Zack's
medium length, sandy blonde hair into his eyes. He swept it aside as he
and his brother increased their walking pace to keep up with their small
group of friends.

Their group of friends, more of a motley  crew of a combination of jocks,
nerds, and one set of twins made idle small talk as the near identical
pair started falling behind, yet again. Zack could since that his brother
was fighting through something internally, but never could find the right
words to ask how or if he could help. He knew that something was wrong
when Cody started falling behind in his classes and showed little to no
interest in furthering his knowledge. His whole demeanor began to change,
leaving the eldest perplexed to the reasoning behind his recent actions
and the gradual degradation of his mental state and already non-existent
social life. He would constantly second guess his every action until he
was unsure of who he truly was. Zack knew that something had to be done
before he let his younger brother slip away for good. As much as they
fight and argue, they knew they could always count on one-another. As of
recently, Zack wasn't too sure how much he could count on Cody to be by
his side. He wondered if he had done something to push his brother away
without realizing it.

"Guys, I'm not feeling so good. I think the meatball subs we had at lunch
were bad. I'm no expert, but I don't think tomato sauce is supposed to be
green. I'll meet up with you guys later." Zack said with a slight tremble
in his voice, hoping they would believe his lie.

"We'll catch up with you guys, some other time." Cody continued, knowing
Zack was lying, but deciding to play along with it nonetheless, if only
to escape an unwanted social interaction. He was unsure if he had the
mental strength to make small talk and listen to a group of boisterous
boys babbling about the latest music video or fad going around.

As soon as they were out of hearing range of their four friends, Cody
asked, "What was that about? I thought that you were looking forward to
playing laser tag tonight."

Zack exhaled a deep breath and answered, "Dude, I think we need to talk.
You might be able to hide shit from others, but you can't hide everything
from me. I know something's wrong. You know you can always talk to me."

"I don't think this is something you want to get involved with. I don't
think you'd understand." Cody answered, avoiding even the slightest bit
of eye contact.

"You're right. I may not understand what you're going through, but you're
still my brother. I know you're weird, but you've been even weirder here
lately. So tell me... what's going on?" Zack continued, hoping Cody would
finally open up about what's been troubling him recently.

"I'll be fine. I'm just stressed about the upcoming algebra test. I hate
algebra." Cody replied.

Zack gave him a disbelieving look and crossed his arms like their mother
always does when she is in disbelief of one of their stories that tend to
be greatly exaggerated, but decided to not press the matter further. He
knew the reply wasn't truthful, but he also knew that pushing Cody to
talk about it would only drive a wedge between them. Deep down inside,
the eldest knew that Cody would eventually open up either by force or of
his own accord. Either way, it would be a matter of waiting him out.

"What do you say we head home, order a pizza, and spend the rest of the
day playing video games?" Zack asked his brother that looked like he
desperately needed some sort of relief from whatever had been weighing on
his shoulders.

Cody stood silently as he considered the idea. Against his better
judgement, he agreed and answered with a silent nod. The pair walked in
silence to the hotel in which they call home. The lobby was crowded with
doctors that had booked several rooms for a convention. Normally, Cody
would ask them questions about their profession until he was blue in the
face, but instead, he headed straight for the elevator.

"You're home early." Carrie, their mother said as she adjusted her red
sequin dress and clipped on a cheap pair of earrings then continued,
"There's some leftover pizza in the fridge and some cake in there. Touch
that cake and you're grounded for a month. By the way, I'll be out late
tonight. Boss man wants me to pull a double shift. I want you in bed by
ten, no later."

"Okay, mom." Both boys groaned in unison before she gave them both a kiss
on the cheek and departing.

Once she was gone, Zack turned the TV on and plopped onto the couch with
a heavy thud. Cody reluctantly sat next to him and handed the older boy a
controller. He took the plastic controller and held it in his hands as
Cody turned on the console using his own controller.

"Maybe I should tell him." Cody thought to himself, contemplating how he
would even try to form the words.

"I have something I need to talk to you about." Cody said as his hands
began to shake and he exhaled a deep breath he didn't realize was
retained within himself. The loose internal parts of the blue plastic
divice rattled as he contemplated opening up about such a serious subject
or continuing to keep it inside and let the feelings fester and turn into
more hurt and confusion.

"What's up?" Zack asked as he selected his character for the fighting
game.

Knowing he couldn't go back on this now, he took a moment to settle his
nerves and elaborated, "I think I might be...you know."

Zack laid the controller on the couch as he turned to face his brother
and asked, "You think you might be what? A nerd? We both know that, Count
Dorkula."

Cody tried his best to ignore the comment as he continued sharply, "This
is serious, Zack. Stop being such an ass for five freaking minutes."

"I'm sorry, it was just a joke." Zack said as his face turned into a
frown. His brother's words were spat venomously and left the eldest
gobsmacked.

"I think I might be gay." Cody said in a tone barely above a whisper.

He felt sick to his stomach. He always thought that saying those words
aloud would feel like lifting a heavy weight off his shoulders, but it
felt more like a combination of a swift kick to the crotch and bad
Chinese food. Immediately, he wanted to take back those words. As he
realized that it couldn't be taken back, the room around him started to
spin and his heart beat out of his chest. There was no happiness in his
words. The way he said it was almost as if  he was disgusted about his
possible sexuality opposed to accepting that he's atracted to people of
the same gender instead of the opposite.

"I think I'm gonna be sick." Cody said as he ran into the bathroom and
splashed some cold water on his face in an attempt to prevent the syb-par
school lunch from making a reappearence.

"I knew those meatball subs weren't any good." Zack said to himself half
jokingly.

As Cody continued to spend what felt like hours in the bathroom, Zack
stood and waited outside of the bathroom. He felt terrible for trying to
make jokes at such an inappropriate time. He felt like kicking his own
ass out of principal. Seeing the physical and mental toll of his
brother's words had made him feel as if he had failed as a brother and a
friend.

"How the hell could you make jokes at a time like this? He just opened up
to you and what do you do? You try and turn it into a laughing matter."
Zack chided himself internally as he lamented his being in that moment.

"Cody...I'm sorry about what I said. You should know that it doesn't
change the fact that you're my brother and my best friend." Zack said as
he stepped into the bathroom and nelt beside his brother, gently rubbing
his hand up and down Cody's back.

"It doesn't matter who you're attracted to. Nothing can change the fact
that we're family and you're still my favorite nerd. Who else would have
stuck by my side after all the hell I've put you through?" Zack said as
he looked back fondly at all the memories he's shared with his brother.

As he recalled their past adventures, he couldn't help but notice that he
was the biggest cause of termoil in Cody's life. Zack couldn't help but
feel terrible for all the things he's said and done over their almost
thirteen years of existence. Cody had always been there for him, but he
always brushed him aside as if he was too much of a bother to deal with.
Any time Zack got into trouble, Cody was always the first one to try and
solve the situation logically and swiftly.

"I'm sorry I've put you through so much shit." Zack said as Cody wiped
the excess water off his face using a towel that was monogramed with the
Tipton logo in dark gold cursive lettering.

"It's not been entirely terrible." Cody said as his blue eyes made
contact with his slightly taller brothers and continued, "We've had a lot
of fun over the years and I wouldn't want anybody else as my
brother...even if you are a messy pig."

"Shut up, nerd." Zack said playfully.

"Thank you for being so understanding." Cody said as he wrapped his
brother into a tight embrace.

Zack returned the hug and exhaled a long, shaky breath. He knew that it
took a great deal of trust for Cody to open up about something he had
hidden for so long. In that moment, he vowed that he would attempt to be
more understanding of his brother.

-------------Author's note----------
Hopefully, it won't take me long to upload more of this story. It does
take me a while to write, due to dyslexia. If you see any errors in my
writing, want to collaborate, or have feedback in general, feel free to
let me know