Chapter 4: Tayo and Lewis’s Night Fishing Trio

On Friday, Lewis’s dad was off, so after lunch they had arranged to collect Tayo and go fishing, staying overnight. Tayo was delighted to see them and had everything ready to go. His mum had made him a load of sandwiches to take. She waved them off as they cycled away.

Arriving at the farm, they collected their tents and headed for the lake. Tayo spotted some of his new friends and took Lewis and his dad over to meet them. Norman and his dad had been fishing the first time Tayo went on his own. They had looked after him and asked him to join them for lunch. Norman was fourteen and quite quiet. He was slightly built, not much bigger than Tayo but a little taller. They chatted briefly and told them they were staying over until morning.

Norman’s dad said he liked fishing, but the comfort of his own bed was more appealing. Norman said he’d love to do an overnight fish, but his dad wouldn’t let him come alone.

Lewis told him he was welcome to stay with them, they’d fit him in somewhere. Norman looked at his dad eagerly. Once he had confirmed that Lewis’s dad was staying with them the whole time, he agreed. Norman was over the moon.

Telling him to come and join them when his dad left, Tayo and Lewis went and set up their tent, then started fishing. Once they were all set up, they moved back from their rods and lay in the grass chatting. Tayo told Lewis that he had been here a couple of times recently, once on his own and once with George, the other boy he had met there.

They had a great afternoon in the sunshine, they both caught a few fish and had long chats about practically everything. Then around six, Norman and his dad came over. Norman’s dad was about to go but wanted to make sure that it was still ok for Norman to stay. “Don’t worry, Lewis told him, “We’ll look after him and dads just over there. He pointed further around the pool to where his dad was fishing. He looked up as Lewis was speaking so Lewis waved, getting a wave back.

Norman’s dad was happy with that, so he went off home telling Norman to ring him if he needed picking up. Norman went and set up his rod near Tayo’s and Lewis’s, then came and sat with them. He had caught three fish during the afternoon but had released them when he and his dad had packed up.

Sitting in the evening sunshine, Norman told them he had never camped out before, so sleeping in a tent would be a new experience for him. Lewis told him that it would be a tight fit with three of them in the tent so he hoped Norman wouldn’t mind being squashed up together. Norman told them he didn’t think it would bother him, but he had never slept with anyone before.

That got a round of laughter, Norman going a bit red when he realised what he had said. Lewis grinned at him saying, “Don’t worry, Norman, we’ll be gentle with you.” Norman didn’t know what to say to that, so he said nothing. As they chatted Norman told them he was an only child, and this would be his first night spent away from his parents. He laughed and told them, “I bet dad is getting an ear bashing from mum for letting me stay, she still thinks of me as her baby.” They had a general discussion about the trials and tribulations of parents.

Lewis asked Norman if he had a girlfriend. Norman said, “No, only in my dreams so far.” Tayo said, “I’m a virgin too,” giving him a big smile. “Don’t worry, Lewis said, “Your time will come, both of you, In the meantime you’ll just have to enjoy your dreams, and the playing too,” he added. Norman looked puzzled, “Playing?” he queried. Tayo told him, “You know, when you get yourself worked up and shoot your load.” Norman went slightly red but grinned at them.

Lewis asked him, “Has anyone ever caught you with a hard on?” Norman shook his head, “No, but I did have a near miss once.” Tayo chipped in saying, “What happened?” Norman told them he had gone to bed and was having a lovely dream about one of the girls in his class, “I was hard and really worked up,” he told them, I was getting very close to coming when suddenly my bedroom door opened, and mum came in.” “Wow, what happened then?” Tayo asked all agog. “I sat up immediately so she wouldn’t see the lump in the bed clothes,” Norman told him.” As I sat up, I shot my load, but I had to keep a straight face and just tried to look sleepy.”

“Mum sat on the edge of the bed, she said she was sorry to disturb me, but she had forgotten to tell me that George had called round earlier, you know, you met him here,” he said looking at Tayo. “He wanted me to go round the next day. She gave me a kiss, then got up and left. I had to get up and mop up the mess as best I could.”

“Are you and George good mates?” Lewis asked. “Yes,” Norman told him, “We live a couple of streets apart, are almost the same age and have a lot of similar interests. He’s my only close mate really, I’m a bit of a loner,” he confided, “I don’t always mix easily.” “Yet you seemed to have no problem the first time we met,” Lewis smiled at him, “You got on ok with us, I wouldn’t have guessed.” Norman grinned, “I know, it’s odd, sometimes I meet someone new like I did with Tayo and you and immediately feel like I’ve known you for ever, but most times I go all quiet and it takes me ages or sometimes never to feel at ease with someone.”

“Well, we’re honoured aren’t we Tayo,” Lewis said, “That’s a lovely compliment.” Tayo nodded enthusiastically. “You and your dad were lovely with me the first time I came on my own,” Norman smiled, “You looked so lost sitting there all alone,” he said, “I knew how I would have felt so I asked dad if I could invite you to come over by us.” Lewis said, “Well if you’re happy to do so, consider Tayo and I your good mates too from now on.”

Norman looked really pleased, “Thank you,” he said, “That would be nice.” During the chatting they had all had to get up at odd times when the bell on their rod rang. Counting from when Norman had joined them, Tayo had caught four, whilst Lewis and Norman had three each.

“So, who can fire the furthest?” Lewis asked, “You or George.” “Geor...” Norman started to say, then went red when he realised what he had let slip. Lewis saw his red face and horrified expression so told him, “Don’t feel embarrassed, most teenagers mess about at times, usually with their best mates.” Norman looked at the both of them and asked, “Do you and Tayo...?” Before Lewis could answer, Tayo jumped in with, “Lewis beat me hands down, but then he’s got a real whopper.” Norman, who considered himself quite small, looked at Lewis, trying not to look between his legs. Lewis grinned at him and said, “I had no choice, it’s what I was born with.”

“Did you try firing each other?” Tayo asked. Norman shook his head, “No, why?” “That would make you fire further,” Tayo told him, “Trouble is it has the same effect on your pal.”

Lewis looked at Norman and asked, “So do I surmise right that when you had your competition, you saw Georges erect cock and saw him fire, he saw your erect cock and saw you fire, but neither of you touched the other?” Norman nodded, thinking to himself I can’t believe I’m telling anyone this, or that it isn’t embarrassing me, well not too much, he added to himself. “Who has the biggest cock?” Lewis asked. Norman looked wistful as he replied, “George.”