How to Meet Girls
By Aldric
Copyright 2013 by Aldric Pietar@spamex.com,
all rights reserved
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story is intended for ADULTS ONLY. It
contains depictions of sexual activity involving minors. If you are not
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This
story depicts minors in unusual conditions
that may include unprotected, unsafe sex or extreme humiliation.
Obviously,
this does not describe real life and should not be taken as such. In
the real
world, behaviors as described in the story are not acceptable,
tolerated, or
legal. The reader should never confuse the difference between fiction
and real
life. This story is fictional.
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How To Meet Girls
Mrs. Lewis had just finished going over the
homework assignment for her 3rd period eighth grade math class when
there was a soft knock at the door and the principal entered the classroom. A
boy with a bright red face was behind him. “Here’s the new student I told you
about,” the principal said as he guided the boy to the front. “This is Greg
Bishop. He’s officially in seventh grade but he’ll be taking your math class.”
“Come in Greg,” Mrs. Lewis said. She turned to
the class and said, “This is Greg Bishop. His family just moved in and he’ll be
in class with us. Greg, why don’t you tell us a little about yourself?”
Greg stood there frozen like a deer in
headlights.
“Besides math, what are you good at?” Mrs. Lewis
asked, trying to get him to speak.
“Uh, baseball,” he said.
“And what do you hope to learn this year?”
“I don’t know,” Greg said. “How to meet girls?”
The class roared with laughter and it took a
moment for the teacher to regain control. “Why don’t you take a seat over
there,” she said, pointing to an empty desk.
“He can sit over here,” one boy said, pushing an
empty desk next to his.
“Well, okay,” Mrs. Lewis said. “Go ahead and
have a seat next to Chuck Bronson.” She looked at the clock and said to the
class, “With just ten minutes to go I won’t start anything new, so if you can
talk quietly I’ll let you socialize.”
“Hi, I’m Chuck,” Chuck said as Greg approached. “So
are you really any good at baseball?”
“Yeah, I guess. I almost made on a traveling
team at my old house. I think I would have made it but we had to move. I pitch
and play shortstop.”
“I play third. We need a good shortstop. Robby
Carter does his best but he’s not very good. He’s just a seventh grader, so I
guess he’s okay. It’s an eighth grade team but we only have eleven so when he
tried out he made the team. If you have any skill at all you’ll make it too.”
“I’m just a seventh grader,” Greg said. “I’m
just real good at math so they put me in this class. But I’d like to play. Do
you guys have a problem with seventh graders on the team?”
“No, not at all. It’s just that none of them
want to try out. We need more players. If someone can’t play for some reason we
don’t have many substitutes. We have practice after school today. I have an
extra pair of shoes that might fit you. “
“Cool, I’ll be there. How come…” Greg was about
to ask why seventh graders didn’t try out for the team, but the bell rang and
Chuck got up. “I gotta go, my next class is on the other side and I gotta go
wiz first.” He grabbed his book bag and was gone.
After school Greg waited at the field. A few
minutes later the coach and the rest of the team came out in uniform and
carrying their equipment. “That’s him coach,” Chuck said, pointing at Greg. He
tossed a pair of baseball shoes to Greg.
“So you almost played on a traveling team?” the
coach asked.
“Yeah, but we moved here,” Greg said as he
changed shoes. “I don’t have a jock strap or anything. Can I still practice?”
“Well, I want to test you first to see if you’re
as good as you say. Why don’t you warm up and stretch with the team first.”
Greg joined the rest of the team. He was
introduced to all the players and took a place next to Robby Carter, the only
other seventh grader. “How come you’re the only seventh grader on the team?” he
asked as they stretched.
“I guess none of the others wanted to try out,”
Robby answered. “It’s just…nothing. I don’t know why. But I did and I’m on the
team. I hope you will be too.”
It seemed to Greg that Robby had something he
wanted to say but stopped. He tried a few more times but Robby wouldn’t say any
more. Then he was called to warm up on the mound. After a few soft throws he
began to throw harder and harder until the coach called the biggest kid on the
team to come up and bat.
Greg was pitching as well as he could, but he
couldn’t get the kid out. The count was two-and-two but the kid just fouled off
everything Greg threw at him. After fifteen pitches the coach called a halt.
“How is he Pete?” the coach asked the kid
batting.
“Either I’m having a horrible day or he’s the
best pitcher we have,” Pete said. “I can’t hit him.”
“Okay, let’s bring out goldilocks to pitch. Greg,
you move to short, and Robby go to center.”
A boy with long hair hanging well below his ball
cap starting warming up on the mound and Greg went out to Robby. “Hey, I hope
you’re not pissed that I’m trying out in your position,” he said as Robby
turned and headed for the outfield.
“Not at all,” Robby said. “I hate infield. But
lousy as I am, I’m the best we have. So I hope you’re better.”
After a half hour it was obvious that Greg was
much better. He showed his range and speed in getting to hard-hit grounders and
making good throws.
The coach called everyone but Robby and Greg
over to the dugout and they talked for a few minutes. When they came back out
the coach said practice was over. Greg was confused because they’d only been
out here for an hour and that seemed very short for a practice.
Chuck and two other boys came over. “Coach says
as far as he’s concerned you’re on the team,” Chuck said to him. “But it’s up
to the team to make the final decision. We’ll talk about in the locker room. Can
you hang out here for a few minutes?”
“Sure,” Greg said. He started to take off the
borrowed shoes but Chuck said, “Keep them for now. You might need them again.” He
and the rest of the team headed back into the locker room and Greg sat on a
bench and waited.
While waiting, a girl came up and asked, “Do you
know if Chuck Bronson has left already?”
Talking to beautiful girls was always a problem
for Greg, and this girl was no exception. The only thing that saved him from
blabbering was that she was here for Chuck, which meant she was off-limits to
him.
“Uh, they are, uh, still in the locker room. I’m
waiting for him too,” he said, and then he realized how that sounded. “To see
if I made the team,” he quickly added.
“You’re new?” she asked. Greg nodded. “I’m Bre
Adams, nice to meet you. Are you in eighth grade? I haven’t seen you in any of
my classes.”
“I’m uh, Greg Bishop, and I’m in seventh grade.”
“And you tried out for the team?” she asked.
“Yeah, why, what’s the problem with that?”
“Oh, there isn’t any problem. It’s just that
nobody ever does. There’s only one on the team, and he just moved here this
summer.”
“Yeah, Robby Carter,” Greg said. He was going to
say more but just then the door burst open and Chuck and a few other members of
the team came out and ran to where Bre and Greg were.
“Hi Bre,” Chuck said as he approached. “I see
you’ve met Greg.”
“Yeah, he’s nice. Did he make the team?”
“He’s got one more test to pass, but I’m sure he
can handle it. Robby did, and Greg is much better than Robby. Did he tell you
what he hopes to learn this year?”
Greg blushed and tried to stop him, but Chuck
ignored him. “He wants to learn how to meet girls. In fact, you can help. If he
passes the next test we’ll be down by the park at State Street in about half an
hour. Maybe you can get a couple of girls to help him overcome his fear of
meeting girls.”
“Sure, I’d be happy to help,” Bre said. She
turned to Greg and said, “Don’t blush so much, you’ll do fine. Especially if
you make the team. Girls just love boys who are on a team. Would you prefer
girls from your grade or older ones?”
“I, uh, it just, I…”
“Some of each would be best I think,” Chuck
said. “But we’ve got to get the final test underway. Look for us near the park
in half an hour.”
Bre was already on her cell phone as she left. Chuck
and the other two boys motioned for Greg to follow them. Greg was confused
because they walked across the field and kept on going.
“What’s this test,” Greg asked as they
approached the edge of the school property.
“The hardest one, one that all seventh graders
fear,” Chuck said. “And only the very best can overcome their fear. That’s the
first part. The second part is to protect their team. That’s the part I’m the
most worried about.”
They walked until they reached a narrow path
through the trees and brush. “This is a where you have to make up your mind,”
Chuck said. “Your task is to follow this path to the end. Sounds too easy, I
know. The part where your courage comes in is that you will be naked.”
“What?” Greg asked. “I can’t…”
“Then you won’t be on the team. Your tryout ends
here. And you’ll have to master meeting girls on your own, and it will be
harder now if you disappoint them by not making it on the team. Robby managed
to do it; do you think he has more courage than you?”
“No, but…”
“Then there is no discussion,” one of the other
two boys said. “This has been a team rule for years. You strip now and put your
clothes in this gym bag. Then you follow the trail to the end and the gym bag
with your clothes in it will be across the street. That’s the first part of the
test.”
“There’s more?” Greg asked. He was wondering if
being on the team was all that important. But baseball was part of his life. And
Robby had apparently done this. “What else do I have to do?” he asked.
“Protect the team,” Chuck said. “If anyone sees
you, you don’t say this was an initiation. Say anything you want, but you don’t
involve the team as the reason for being naked.”
“People will see me?” Greg said.
“Maybe,” one of the other boys said. “Other kids
use this path, and the park isn’t far from where your clothes will be.”
“But maybe not,” Chuck said. “We can’t say
because we don’t control the path. But if you want to be on the team, all you
have to do is complete both parts of the test—get your clothes back and don’t
tell anyone that the team had anything to do with why you are naked. Robby
managed to do that.”
“Did anyone see Robby?” Greg asked.
“Yes,” Chuck replied. “He can talk to you about
it if you get on the team but not unless you make it. If you fail, none of us
will have anything to do with you. And there is no traveling team within 50
miles of here, so baseball will be out for you. The best you’ll be able to do
is watch us play and lose, knowing you could have been on the team and that
you’re good enough that we could win a few games.”
The boy with the gym bag opened it up and put it
in front of him. “We promise it will be there, nobody will take it. And your
clothes will be inside. No tricks. If the bag isn’t there or your clothes
aren’t in it then you can tell anyone you want what we did to you. But we want
you on the team, so tricking you isn’t part of it. Courage and trust, that’s
what we want to see from you.”
Greg really wanted to play, but he wasn’t sure
if this was the price he wanted to pay. Then he thought about Robby and realized
that he must have done this. No wonder he didn’t want to talk about it. But if
Robby could do it, then—without further delay, Greg stripped, putting his
clothes in the gym bag. Once he was naked, Chuck gave him his socks and the
loaned shoes and the other boys took the bag and started running down the
trail.
“Take your time tying the shoe laces,” Chuck
said. “It gives them time to get there ahead of you. And we promise: this isn’t
a trick. Your clothes will be there in plain sight.” Chuck turned and headed
back towards the school, leaving Greg alone and naked.
Greg wanted to get this over with as fast as
possible so he started to run, but then he realized he didn’t know how far he
had to go so he slowed down to a jog he could maintain for an hour. The trail
was twisty so he couldn’t see what was ahead of him. Then he heard a noise from
behind him and got off the trail just in time.
Two boys on bikes rode past him. They were grade
school kids, probably nine or ten years old. Greg realized that while jogging
he couldn’t hear well and if they had been coming towards him he wouldn’t have
had time to get off the trail, so he slowed down so he could listen better.
A few minutes later his decision proved itself. From
just around a bend ahead of him he caught the faintest sound of two people
talking and took cover behind some brush. Two girls about his age went passed
where he was hiding without seeing him. But being naked and almost caught by
girls caused his prick to start rising. He wondered if he should pause to do
something to make it go down and decided to just get the initiation over with.
He hoped he didn’t have much further to go. As
he rounded the next bend he came to a wide circular area with a pole on each
side. The poles made no sense to him. They weren’t light poles and they didn’t
seem to have any purpose. After pondering it for a few seconds he gave up
wondering about them and continued across the open area to the trail on the
other side.
He came to the end suddenly and almost got caught.
One moment he was in the woods going around a sharp bend and the next he was on
cut grass twenty feet from a street. Four boys and two girls were running down
the sidewalk giggling and yelling. At first he thought they had seen him before
he ducked back into the brush but they continued on their way. Once they were
far enough away that he couldn’t hear them he approached the opening again only
this time much slower.
The gym bag was under a tree directly across the
street from him, not more that forty feet away. But was no cover at all from
where he was to the bag, just grass and blacktop. He’d have to cross the
street, grab the bag, and make it back before he could get dressed again, and
hope that during that time that nobody would come by. The road curved in both
directions from where he was so he couldn’t see far enough in either direction
to see if a car or someone on a bike was coming.
He figured he’d have to take his chances and was
just about to start across when a voice behind him said “What are you up to?”
Greg nearly jumped out of his skin, and turned
to see that he was facing a police officer.
“I asked you a question,” the officer said. “Did
someone do this to you? Are you being bullied? We take this sort of thing
seriously in this town.”
“No, uh, nobody is bulling me,” Greg said. “My
clothes are just across the street in that bag there. Could you get them for
me?”
“This isn’t my first rodeo,” the officer said. Greg
had no idea what that meant. “Come back here away from the street before
someone sees you and then I’ll go and get your clothes.”
Relieved that he was going to be reunited with
his clothes without having to cross the street, Greg followed the officer. He
took him back to the opening and over to one of the poles.
“Turn around and put your hands above your
head,” the officer said. “I don’t want to have to chase you through the woods
while I’m across the street.”
“I won’t run,” Greg said.
“I know you won’t. Do what I said.”
Greg put his hand above his head and the office
surprised him by slapping a handcuff onto one hand and then around the pole and
on the other wrist. He then slipped the middle of the chain through a bolt so
that all Greg could do was stand there.
“A few questions first,” the officer said. “Let’s
start with an easy one. What’s your name and where do you live?”
“Greg Bishop, and I live at, uh, I can’t
remember. It’s on Elm Street, we just moved there last week. Can’t you just get
me my clothes? Then I’ll answer any questions you have.”
“Okay, so you won’t tell me where you live. Why
are you out here running down the street naked? Do you enjoy showing yourself
off? Is this this some sort of initiation or something?”
“I just don’t remember the house number, but
it’s on Elm Street,” Greg said. He was close to tears and shaking with fear. “And
I told you, nobody made me do this.”
“So it was your idea,” the officer said. “What
you are doing is against the law. You could be charged with a sexual crime and
have to be put on the sexual offender list. Unless you want to tell me the
truth.”
“I’m not a sex offender,” Greg said. “Please, we
can work this out. Please just get me my clothes.”
“Okay, I want to see what’s really in that bag. But
if it looks anything at all like a bomb then I’ll have to call the bomb squad
and have them blow it up. You wait here.” The officer headed towards the
street.
Greg couldn’t imagine what he would do if the
bag containing all his clothes was blown up. And what was he going to tell his
parents?”
From his left, the side away from the road, he
heard several loud voices. He squirmed and lifted and did everything he could
but he couldn’t get the handcuff chain off the hook. He waited in horror as the
voices got closer. He couldn’t imagine what was taking the police officer so
long to get back—unless he was calling the bomb squad to come and blow up his
clothes!
A group of eleven girls approached from his
left. As soon as they came around the bend they saw him and hurried over to
him. Bre was one of them and he knew several of the others from his classes. Then
he realized this was the group of girls Bre had called so that he could learn
how to meet girls! His dick began twitching in time with his heart, which was
racing.
“Greg, did Chuck do this to you?” Bre asked him
as the girls all gathered around in front of him. None of them had their eyes
on his face. “Because if he did he and I are finished!”
“No, a police officer did,” Greg said. “He found
me naked and cuffed me to this pole while he went to get my clothes.”
“Where are your clothes?” Bre asked.
“Across the street,” Greg said. “Could you
unhook this chain please? And get my clothes?”
“Well, we don’t want to interfere with police
activities,” Bre began. “But if you were naked when the cops found you, then
what were you doing? Chuck said you had one more test to pass—is this it?”
“No, I was just out, uh, having fun. Chuck said
everything was cool, I’m on the team.”
“Well, are you having enough fun then?” one of the
girls from his class asked.
“No, please, I want to get down and get dressed
and go home. Would you please go see what that cop is doing?”
Bre said she would and headed towards the
street. She was back a few minutes later but she didn’t have the gym bag and
the officer wasn’t with her.
“Greg, there is no police officer out there and
I didn’t see your clothes anywhere. Now I demand you tell me the truth. What is
going on? Did the team have anything to do with this?”
He wanted to tell. Surely this couldn’t have
been part of the test, not with the police involved. He almost did tell her,
and then he thought of Robby and how he had blushed when asked about why
seventh graders don’t ever try out for the team.
“No, this has nothing to do with the team or anyone
on it,” Greg said loudly. “Now, could you please get me down from here?”
“If they did that then you would run off before
learning how to meet girls,” a voice said from his right. Greg looked and the
entire team was entering the circle. Chuck had the gym bag in his hands.
“Introduce yourself to
them,” Chuck said. “By the way, you’ve passed the test. You’re on the team
now.”
“But the officer,” Greg began. Then he paused. “You
set all this up?”
“Yeah. The police officer is my older brother. He’s
not even a real officer, just auxiliary.”
“He’s got more to look at than Robby,” one of
the girls said. “He’s bigger than Robby and he’s got some hair.”
“Hey, I’m right here,” Robby said as his face
turned red.
“And three weeks ago you were right there,” one
of the girls said. She walked up to him and kissed him. “And since then we’ve
been doing pretty good. I like how you looked.”
“So go ahead and tell us about yourself,” Bre
said. “You wanted to meet girls, there’s no better way than this. And you’ve
showed that you can be trusted. It was us you had to protect, not the team.”
“Just get over being embarrassed and talk,”
Chuck said. He dumped the gym bag on the ground. Inside were all of Greg’s
clothes plus a complete uniform and a single key. “They’ll let you go when they
feel that you’ve got enough confidence to be with them. They don’t like boys
who are afraid of them.”
“Have fun,” Robby said. “It took me a long time
before I gave up and just talked with them. It’s pretty horrible now, but worth
it in the end.” He put his arm around his girlfriend and kissed her back. “I’ll
see you at the burger joint when you are finished here.”
He and the rest of the baseball team walked away
leaving Greg feeling scared and embarrassed. But if talking was the only way
out, he knew he could do that. Just as soon as he could think of something to
say.
An hour later a fully dressed Greg, joined by
eleven girls (one of whom had an arm over his shoulder) joined the team for
burgers and fries. And Greg had gotten over his fear of meeting and talking to
girls.
(The End)