Date: Thu, 13 Nov 2008 19:31:33 +0100
From: succum241 <succum241@lycos.co.uk>
Subject: Mick and Friends - 40

Hi there. In case you had not guessed it by now this is an erotic story
involving sexual acts of a gay nature between teen boys. If this is not
your scene or if it is illegal for you to access this material, look away
now.

This is the final chapter in my story and If you continue and read this
chapter please let me know what you think about it and the story in
general.  Write to me at: succum241@lycos.co.uk There is not going to be
much sex, if any in this chapter as it is a final word to try and tell a
bit of how I believe the future would work out for all the boys involved.

It would be nice for you tell me something about yourself as well so that I
can get an idea of who I am writing for. But please only tell me what you
want me to know (if anything). I'm not trying to pry into your private life
or anything like that. Anything and everything will of course remain
confidential. I will try and respond to all mail received.

Thanks
Rick


Epilogue

After the initiation, the club remained true to their word and allowed Mick
to remain faithful to David, which was a good thing because David's father
proposed to Mick's mum and they got married 6 months after Mick had
attended the weekend in Wales. Both David and Mick were groomsmen at the
wedding and then they moved into the same room together. But we will get
back to Mick and David a bit later.

Jonathon Moresby remained true to his word also and never approached Kevin
about having any more sexual experiences. He continued to excel in his
swimming and moved to America to attend university on a sporting
scholarship. After that contact with Jonathon was lost.

Kevin and Brandon kept their promise to remain faithful to each other and
even though they went to different universities, after they graduated they
looked for and found work in London where they set up a flat together and
remain to this day. As for their school day friends, the only ones they
kept in touch with were Mick and David, and sometimes the four of them get
together and have a meal or just chill, but they no longer have any joint
sexual adventures as they had as teens. Even when one couple stays over
with the other couple, their sojourn is strictly platonic.

Cliff and Simon have continued to live together and still remain the
leaders of the club and the inner circle. The club has changed a bit though
because they learnt a lesson from Mick and have dropped the rules requiring
wards to allow themselves to be availed of by any full member of the
club. But the club has made it possible for young gay teenagers to admit to
their leaning and accept themselves with pride and respect.

Bob and Mark became more than friends for a while and only drew apart when
Bob began working and was transferred to Scotland. Mark followed in his
brothers footsteps and went to university to become a psychologist. However
where Michael got his doctorate, Mark veered off into child counselling and
is now involved in project MD.

Jim and Ron found themselves at the same university and so ended up house
sharing with some other guys for the last years of their course. From this
they found they could be good friends and could enjoy each others bodies
physically, but they would never become a couple, so after graduation they
went their different ways but did keep in touch with each other and some of
the other club members from their time in the club.

Burt Dorshet, remained as Jim's ward until Jim left school, but then in
search of sexual fulfilment, he got into the public toilet crowd and as a
result he contracted HIV which very quickly became full blown AIDS and
sadly Burt passed away before he was able to enjoy his 23rd birthday.

Anton Pirelli, chose to move to Australia where he became a porn model for
one of the big agencies in Oz. He made a lot of money, but never was able
to form a long lasting relationship with anyone. This caused him to go into
a depression, and after he turned 35 he lost his job as a porn star and
declined rapidly till he had to be institutionalised in his forties.

Not long after David and Mick found themselves in the fortunate position of
being step brothers sharing the same room, Mick was able to tell David in
detail what he had suffered from the preceding `fathers' Irene had brought
into his life. Once he had opened up fully to David, he found he needed to
tell his new step father and one evening with his mother's permission he
sat down in the lounge with all four of them present and told his father
what had happened. Then he asked John if it was alright to start calling
him dad as he now felt like he had the first real dad in his life. This one
evening brought so much healing to Mick and also bonded the family
together. Mick's suffering under those evil men was never mentioned in the
family unit again, but neither was it forgotten. By pure chance Mick and
David ended up being accepted at the same university and so remained
together for the rest of their education. Mick graduated as a teacher
qualified to teach English and maths to A level; while David qualified as
social care specialist.  Both worked in the same town and when job offers
came along which might involve a move to a different place they were turned
down unless both wanted to move. Mick, found that though he was a good
teacher and he enjoyed teaching very much, he had an even stronger yearning
to help young people who were suffering at the hands of cruel adults. After
some discussion with David over several months, they began to plan in
earnest how this could be achieved.

David's knowledge and expertise in the field was a big help and towards the
end of year in which Mick turned 32, project MD was started. The MD quite
simply comes from Mick and David's initials and has nothing whatsoever to
do with the medical profession. MD began in a small way as a place of
refuge for children who were fleeing from an abusive household. Mick swore
that no child who knocked on the door would be turned away until they had
been helped to the point where they would be safe. This was quite some
undertaking to make as when word spread around the streets of Colchester
where they lived, there was a steady stream of young folk knocking at the
door.  The door was to an old large house on the outskirts of the town
which had been somewhat run down as it had been untenanted for some
time. Mick and David had been able to secure the house on a long lease at a
very low rental, and had spent the first month doing it up in their spare
time to make it at least habitable, and had then moved in to one section of
it which they had converted into a little self-contained unit.  They would
have liked to have taken a bit longer to carry out some more repairs and
redecoration before taking anybody in, but that was not to be for their
first `client' arrived by chance two days after Mick and David had moved
in.

David was walking home from the bus stop after work one evening when he
heard someone crying. Looking around he discovered that the crying was
coming from a card board box which was lying beside one of those large
industrial dustbins. On opening the box, David was horrified to find a
young boy hogtied inside it. David knew he should have called the police,
but he couldn't see himself putting the child through even more anguish. So
he began to talk to the boy calmly, whilst undoing his bonds. He then
invited the boy to come to his house and get cleaned up, and to talk about
what was to be done. And thus Joseph arrived as the first customer of
Project MD. Joseph was the only boy for the next two months. It had taken
that long to get Joseph to tell Mick and David the circumstances which led
to his being in the predicament he was in when David found him. Details are
not needed for this narrative and so will not be given. Suffice is to say
that Joseph spent another 6 months at Project MD before he returned to live
with an aunt and uncle who had been totally horrified when they discovered
what had happened to Joseph. The down side on all of this is that David did
find himself in trouble with the police and ended up in court on a
charge. He was however let off with a warning and ordered not to leave the
police out of the loop again.

The other aspect was that Project MD got some publicity through the court
case against David. This brought more clients of both sexes and ranging in
age from as young as 8 to 17. And at least a third of the clients were
brought to them by the very people they had thought it best to leave out in
the first place -- the police. That same publicity also brought to them,
Mick's old friend, Mark Whiteman who offered his help free of charge in his
spare time. By the time Joseph was ready to leave the project, they had
over 12 young people staying with them permanently and another 19 young
people coming in on visits for help and just some social friendship. Mick
and David's salaries could not cover the expenses and so they applied for
and got registered as a charity and then sought funding to help cover the
costs. Funding came from some of the most unlikely sources. There was some
from the state lotteries and some from local government. One school held a
fete and gave a portion of their takings to the project. The grandmother of
one of the girls that was being helped by the project died and left her
estate to them. A market stall owner regularly dropped off vegetables which
he could not sell, for them to use toward meals. And so the story goes on.

Project MD has now been running for some 6 years and has helped over 100
young people to reach maturity and take a place in the community where they
live. It cannot be proved, but it is very likely that if it were not for
Project MD, some of those children would not have survived, and from the
day they took Joseph in, the front door of the home has never been locked
and they have never turned away any child in need of help, nor have they
ever forced any child to stay. That is the policy of the unlocked door.

I hope you enjoyed this story. If you did, I would appreciate your letting
me know by writing to me at succum241@lycos.co.uk If you think this story
was worth it, I would appreciate your giving a gift to Nifty to help keep
the archive going. You will find details of how to do this on the home page
for the archive.

Please note that this entire story is a work of fiction. While some of the
place names are real, there is no living person depicted in any of the
characters. Also there is no Project MD.  I wish there were, but I do not
know of any such thing at present.

I hope to have the first chapter of my next story out soon. It will be
posted in this same section of Nifty if they accept it. I intend to call
this story; "Holidays by the Sea" Please look out for it and let me know
what you think of it.

I have two other stories posted on Nifty as follows:
Scout Slavery  9 June 2005 --gay male/authoritarian
Valley Cottage 15 October 2005 -- gay male/young friends

If you read them, and want to comment on them, please write me at the above
address and not at the addresses posted with the stories as those addresses
have been scrapped.


Rick