Victory Tour
Copyright© 2023 by Alured de Valer
Chapter 72: Tuesday, Oct. 23
Coming of Age Sex Story: Chapter 72: Tuesday, Oct. 23 - The continuing adventures of Gary Robinson and the gang from Best Summer Ever. How will our hero handle juggling playing football, his growing number of girlfriends and his senior year of high school? Let's find out! I'll try to post every Saturday, but don't hold me to that.
Caution: This Coming of Age Sex Story contains strong sexual content, including mt/ft mt/Fa Teenagers Consensual Heterosexual Fiction School Sports Furry Incest Brother Sister Aunt Nephew DomSub MaleDom Light Bond Spanking Interracial Black Female White Male White Female Oriental Female Hispanic Female Anal Sex Cream Pie First Massage Oral Sex Pregnancy Safe Sex Squirting
Kacie was not happy when the alarm went off at 6 a.m. and demanded I turn the damn thing off. That would have been easier to do had I not had to crawl over her. If she was going to insist on sleeping with me, she might want to take the side away from the alarm clock.
It also didn’t help that she just laid there with me between her thighs, her nightgown riding up, as I reached to hit the button. She wrapped me in a hug as I tried to get off her. My dick was poking out of the fly of my boxers. When she hunched up against me, I felt fur.
The little minx hadn’t worn panties to bed! Hadn’t her mother ever warned her what could happen to little girls who put themselves in such a position?
My dick certainly knew and was rapidly rising to the occasion. Kacie whimpered and hunched a little harder. I’m not sure she was really awake at the moment. I couldn’t help but think how similar the situation was to our first time together back in May. At least I was fully awake for this one.
My sister tilted her hips and thrust upward again, coating me with her moisture but failing to get me inside. I reached down and put myself into position, easily achieving entry on her next thrust.
Kacie reached up and pulled me in for a steamy kiss as I eased back and forth in her sheath. I don’t know if it was my dick or my morning mouth that roused her, but her eyes snapped open in alarm.
“What are you doing?” she hissed as I pulled back again.
“You started it,” I groaned, pushing deep.
Whatever protest Kacie was about to make died unspoken as a little tremor swept through her. She cut off the accompanying moan by pulling me back in for another kiss as her hips went to work. I guess she figured we were already this far along, may as well see it to completion.
The way she squeezed with her internal muscles was something I didn’t realize I’d been missing. Sex with my other ladies was nothing to complain about, but my sister seemed to be a notch above the other high school girls, even Erin Aguilar. The way Kacie could control her contractions, almost as well as Arlene and Jan, combined with her youthful tightness was simply divine.
We ramped things up, causing the boxspring to squeak as hips flexed at little harder. Another flutter on her part had my balls tingling and we really started going at it. Somehow, we managed to maintain the kiss as the moment arrived. Kacie squealed into my mouth as she wrapped me tight and began shaking. I grunted into hers as I pushed deep and let loose.
We were panting heavily as I extracted myself and rolled out of bed. At least I remembered to put my feet on the floor before trying to stand.
“You’d better go shower,” I said, extending a hand to help her up. “I’ve got to go get my running in. I’ll just shower at the fieldhouse. Go get ‘em at contest.”
My sister grabbed one last smooch and held her nightie above her waist as she hurried for the bathroom, my come starting to leak down her thighs. The sight of her naked butt twitching as she walked away almost made me go join her. I should have at least brushed my teeth and taken a leak. Instead, I dressed in workout clothes and running shoes, put my school clothes in my little gym bag and packed up what was hanging out of my backpack.
With everything loaded, I headed out. I turned toward the back door and took a step before realizing I was parked out front. Reversing course, I made it out the front door before Mom could notice me. I didn’t need her getting too close right now.
I just dumped my stuff in the passenger seat and cranked up. The dashboard clock showed it was a little after 6:30, which should give me enough time to get the gassers in, shower and hit the caf for some food. The folly of my actions became apparent as I headed straight to the practice field upon my arrival at school. My legs were absolutely dead. This was not going to be fun.
The freshman coaches were still getting things set up for their practice as I began. I usually tried to average 30 seconds per gasser in these situations. This morning, I was lucky if I was averaging 45. Good thing I started early. Trying to keep an accurate count was also difficult, but I think I’d done this often enough over the last 10 weeks or so that my body recognized when I hit 50.
I ran five more just to cover my ass. By the end, my legs were rubbery and I was more than sweaty enough to hide any lingering scent of sex.
“Get ‘em all, Robinson?” Coach Tucker asked as I staggered past him to get my bags out of the car.
“I think so,” I panted. “If not, I’ll run another 10 after practice just to make sure.”
“Well, don’t overdo it,” he said. “Just make sure you have 50 by Thursday. Go get your shower and get to class.”
“Yes, sir,” I said and continued on my way.
My bladder was screaming at me when I made it to the locker room. I was barely able to reach the row of urinals before losing control. I should have brought an extra pair of boxers.
The shower wasn’t as refreshing as I’d hoped, but I at least got clean enough to attend class. My dick and balls required as good a scrubbing as the rest of me. They felt a little crusty. I should have at least used a wet washrag on them before I left the house.
I finally got around to opening the packaging on the comb I’d bought way back on the first day of school. I probably should have done that last week, but I hadn’t showered here until Thursday and the agency folks had dealt with my hair all week. No one mentioned my hair at study hall last night, so it must not have been too unruly.
I was still moving slow as I dressed for school. It wasn’t a matter of any soreness left over from last night’s practice. More one of fatigue after fucking Jan and Kacie before running something in the neighborhood of 50 gassers. One of these days, I’m going to learn to control myself. But what’s a guy to do when hot, willing women make themselves so plainly available?
Even if Kacie hadn’t been fully conscious this morning, she’d been more than ready physiologically. She must have been having one hell of a dream.
I headed to the cafeteria, grabbing a breakfast burrito and some milk. I realized I’d forgotten my pineapple juice, but I didn’t think I’d be getting any blowjobs today. I’d just have to drink some when I got home this evening.
There wasn’t anyone in line at the StuCo store, making me think I should get the tickets for the Halloween dance out of the way. I also needed to get something to brush my teeth with, maybe a little bottle of mouthwash.
One of the faculty sponsors waited on me and gladly informed me they had toothbrushes and travel-size toothpaste and mouthwash available. I made my selections and asked about tickets for the dance. It basically came out to $10 a head no matter how big the group. And for a modest fee, I could reserve a table for the entire group.
What the hell, I thought. I’m sure I could get one of the girls to pay up at the end of the night.
Instead of being given 15 tickets to keep track of and distribute, my name and the number in my party were entered on a list. We’d have to check in at a specific table Saturday.
Unlike other dances where they sold only single and couples tickets, Halloween expected there to be groups because so many kids went with some kind of theme for the costume contest. I remembered a couple of years ago that the cheerleaders had won by dressing up as football players while putting their dates — almost all football players — in cheerleader jumpers. At least the guys were allowed (or maybe ordered) to wear shorts instead of the little skirts, but they all had to carry pompons.
The teacher asked for the names of the other members of my party just in case any weren’t aware I was paying for the lot as well as our theme. I had no idea what the theme was and told him I’d have to get back to him on that.
As for the rest of the group, I tried to remember what Morgan told me last night. The eight girls — Kacie, Morgan, Bethany, Staci, Ny’Quesha, Elise, Sherry and Riley — Danny Pomeroy, Wil Hutchins, Benny Tanaka and their possible dates. Since Danny would allegedly be with Kacie, I had no idea who the rest could be.
I suppose Benny could bring his cousin again. I’m not sure Wil even knew any girls except Morgan.
Those girls better not be planning to slip in another girlfriend candidate I wasn’t aware of yet. Like Stephanie Tucker. Or worse, Kinsey or Kirsten. Someone’s tushy would wind up over my knee if that was the case.
I handed over my student ID to charge it all, which the faculty sponsor inserted into a little card reader. The man’s eyes widened when his computer beeped at him.
“You’ve got quite the balance due, young man,” he said, “almost at the $500 limit. You need to get that taken care of by the end of the month so we can balance our books. That must have been one heckuva mum, though. Your Homecoming date must have been very appreciative.”
“They were,” I smirked.
The StuCo girl who’d complained about how many mums I’d purchased jerked her head up from whatever she was doing and gave me a dirty look. I just ignored her. I needed to go brush my teeth.
With that to do and my Economics stuff in my backpack, I decided to wait until after my first class to hit my locker. I actually made it to my seat before the first bell, then waited for the rest of the class — including Mr. Cochran — to filter in.
The morning announcements included congratulations to the volleyball team for sweeping their first playoff match last night. The second round would be played at 7 p.m. Thursday at a neutral site less than an hour away. I should be able to attend if I didn’t have too much homework.
Roll was taken, homework graded and turned in and another lecture was delivered in monotone. It may have been the longest 45 minutes of my life as I struggled to stay awake.
I didn’t do a very good job of taking notes. I’d have to get with Chuck in study hall and copy his.
I did manage to make it to the bell without doing a faceplant on my desk. I needed a Coke or something to give me a caffeine jolt. Hell, I would’ve even drunk coffee at this point.
Fortunately, I was alert enough to remember I needed to hit my locker before going to Western Civ. I even thought to get the things I’d need for English. I went ahead and left Algebra II in the bag and added Chemistry on the off chance I didn’t get back here at lunch. This was Tuesday, after all, and I didn’t trust Mrs. Montero to take it easy on me just because she was no longer the top dog.
Then the bell rang, I headed to Mrs. Edwards’ room and took my seat, roll was taken and I struggled to stay awake through another class. I really shouldn’t have fucked Kacie before going off to run 5½ miles this morning.
Mrs. Edwards apparently took pity on me, never calling on me during the period. Either that or I was so out of it that I never responded if she did. I didn’t notice anyone laughing or throwing blackboard erasers at me, though.
Another bell rang. I trudged to a different classroom. Another teacher took roll. I tried to pay attention and failed. Again. Unlike Mrs. Edwards, Dr. Robinson seemed determined to involve me in the discussion.
“Is something wrong, Mr. Robinson?” she asked after my slowness in responding.
Her tone indicated I could expect Mom to take a strip out of my hide when I got home. Why did my female relatives feel so compelled to conspire against me like that?
“Just tired,” I mumbled. “I had to get up early and do some extra running this morning. Your potential brother-in-law was not happy that I got flagged for taunting Friday night.”
“Don’t get your hopes up too high,” she snorted. “They’ve only had a couple of dinner dates. What did you do that was considered taunting?”
“Recited the lyrics to a Willie Nelson song,” I said, “‘Funny How Time Slips Away,’ late in the fourth quarter. I probably would’ve been ejected if I’d gone with ‘The Party’s Over.’”
Some of my classmates snickered as my aunt’s lip twitched at that. She’d spent enough time around Grandpa to know those songs, too.
“Well, please try to pay attention,” she said. “I asked you what the importance of the witches was in setting up the rest of the story.”
“First is to determine if they were really witches,” I said, parroting a line from one of those websites she’d directed me to. “They never refer to themselves as witches or are ever called witches by any of the other characters. They are referred to as the ‘weird sisters,’ but some scholars believe the word was originally ‘wyrd,’ W-Y-R-D — fates, or spirits in other words. They weren’t considered to be of this earth.
“As for their importance, their prophecy for Macbeth convinced him he really could become king. He was of the royal line, though several spots down the list. Whether the prophecy inspired him to pursue the throne or merely reinforced ambitions he already harbored is open to interpretation. Were the weird sisters truly the reason or merely an excuse for Macbeth starting down the path he chose to take?”
“Anything else?” Dr. Robinson asked, hiding a smirk.
“They definitely were troublemakers,” I said, suppressing a grin at the memory of having been called that myself earlier in the semester, “establishing a sense of moral confusion. The line ‘Double, double toil and trouble,’ shows they were just looking to create strife among the mortals around them.”
“Very good,” she said, unleashing the smirk in full force. “If I didn’t know better, I’d think you’ve been coached on the material.”
“By a hall of famer,” I grinned, causing her to turn toward the board suddenly to hide her blush.
We only covered the first three scenes with most of the time being spent on the third one with the witches. We’d go over the rest of Act I with Lady Macbeth urging her husband to unalive King Duncan tomorrow. I hoped we’d pick up the pace. At this rate, it’d take us a good two weeks before we could even think of taking a test.
We’d definitely have to move faster with “Hamlet.” It was nearly twice as long.
At the bell, I loaded up my stuff and headed for the fieldhouse as fast as I could. That wasn’t very fast today, however. I was among the last to enter the locker room and the final one to get dressed and enter the weightroom. Even the guys who stopped to gawk at the story about us breaking into the top 10 got there ahead of me.
The workout was a typical Tuesday. I had another epiphany when I realized I shouldn’t have tried to knock out all 50 gassers this morning. Dead legs were not helpful on a lower-body day. Coach Bennett seemed to take great delight in haranguing me as I struggled through the exercises.
I was really dragging as we reported to the team room for film study. I managed to be more attentive than I had the first three periods, though. If I had to play quarterback again, my life might depend on recognizing what the Hawks were doing defensively.
From what I could tell, they didn’t do anything real exotic up front. Their strength on defense seemed to be their secondary. They were very good at disguising and switching coverages. That would be more of an issue for Scottie than me. I’d be content to just ram it down their throats all night.
The problem with that was their huge defensive line. They could really clog things up between the tackles. That was why we had so much outside stuff in our game plan. I think the speed of our backs and receivers would be the difference. We just had to figure out how to get them the ball.
We wrapped up just before the bell and hit the showers. I still wasn’t moving very fast as I got dressed again and headed out the door to get some lunch. Maybe a good meal would perk me up.
Morgan was waiting for me as I exited the locker room. She was sporting one of those smirks that usually indicated I was about to be on the receiving end of a ration of shit.
“Why was Kacie so worried this morning about marching bowlegged at contest today?” she asked in her too-sweet tone once we were far enough away that no one would overhear.
“I dunno,” I said. “Maybe she fell asleep sittin’ on a barrel or somethin.’”
“Or maybe some Neanderthal took advantage of an innocent girl in her sleep,” Morgan snorted.
“I don’t think she was all that innocent,” I said. “She was in the wrong bed not wearing an important protective garment. She didn’t want to let go of me when I tried to get out of bed. I’m sure Freud would find all kinds of hidden meaning in her behavior, whether she was asleep or not.”
It took Morgan a second to decipher my words, but only a second. She is really smart, after all.
“So, you just have your wicked way with any girl who winds up in your bed without her panties?” she mused. “I may have to try that some time.”
“How many times have you been in that bed without your panties?” I snorted. “And what happened to you on those occasions?”
“Yeah, but not since summer,” she sighed wistfully, conveying a sense of loss like we hadn’t made ample use of the apartment. “C’mon, you savage. I’ll let you take me to lunch, anyway.”
We got into line and moved forward slowly, but steadily, toward the food as the rest of the football team joined us. Most of the guys were still geeking out at being ranked in the top 10. I admit, it was a bit more of a rush than I’d thought it’d be.
I’d heard more than one teacher complain about students forgetting everything we’d learned this semester over the break. I became a prime example by getting meatloaf. Miss Carla didn’t even wait for Chuck to ask, just piled another piece on my tray along with an extra-large scoop of mashed potatoes.
We were just in time for the juniors from C lunch to clear out, allowing us to take over our regular table.
Elise and Riley joined us, squeezing in on the other side of Morgan and almost forcing me off the end. We all offered the volleyball players congratulations on their victory and Elise made sure we all knew how to get to Thursday’s match, which would be against the winner of a match being played tonight.
Morgan assured two of my girlfriends that we’d be there.
“If they sweep and get it over with quickly, I’ll let you give me a footrub,” the brainy girl smirked in my direction.
“I thought you weren’t due for another week,” I said.
“That doesn’t mean you can’t give me one this week,” she smirked even harder.
“Would you do me a little favor, then?” I asked, causing Morgan to eye me suspiciously. “I paid for 15 tickets and reserved a table for the dance this morning under my name. They wanted to know who was in the party and if we have a theme.
“I gave them as many names as I could think of, but came up a little short and had no idea what the theme might be. Would you mind checking with the StuCo folks to make sure they have the info they need? Please? It’s listed under my name.”
“Since you asked so nicely,” she sniffed. “But let me eat my lunch first. I’ve seen what these brutes can do to an unattended tray.”
That drew a few chuckles from the guys and turned the topic of conversation to what everyone had planned for Saturday night. It seemed the offensive linemen were going together for a theme, but refused to divulge any information.
“We’re going to win the prize, I can tell ya that,” Hank Preston asserted.
“Unless we do,” Morgan shot back. “We’ve been working on ours for months. We finally got everyone measured for costumes.”
“So, what are these costumes?” I asked.
“You’ll see,” she said, patting me on the arm. “Just wait until Saturday. We’ve already got yours stored in a safe place. Your measurements were the last ones we needed.”
I could only imagine what these girls were getting me into this time. Rather than worry about it, I pulled out my game plan to go over it as I ate. If I really did have to play quarterback again, I might want to know this stuff.
I should have known it was too good to last. Dr. Stirling approached our table, flanked by Mr. Dunwoody and Mrs. Montero. The men looked like they would have liked to be elsewhere. Mrs. Montero looked ready to bite my head off.
Of course. Tuesday. Meatloaf. Administrators. Gary in trouble. You could practically set your watch by it.
“Here ya go, Chuckie,” I said, sliding my tray over with almost half my lunch still uneaten. “Don’t choke on it.”
“May we have a quick word, Gary?” Dr. Stirling asked politely.
I was already standing and putting things back in my bag.
“Lead on, Macduff,” I said, shouldering the backpack.
“The line is ‘lay on, Macduff,’” Dr. Stirling corrected me. “You might want to get that one correct. I understand senior English is studying ‘Macbeth.’ It’s from the last act where Macbeth is facing off with Macduff and refuses to surrender. These days, one might say something more along the lines of ‘come at me, bro.’”
“We only got through the first three scenes today,” I mumbled as our little group followed the well-traveled path to the front office.
We entered the office that Mr. Dunwoody had only begun moving into. The place had had more occupants this semester than a room at a no-tell motel.
Mrs. Montero wasted no time in getting started, picking up a small stack of papers and waving it in my face.
“What is this?” she demanded.
“I have no idea, ma’am,” I said. “May I see it?”
I took the papers from her and looked to see the opening lines of “The Dangerous Days of Donnie Darkner.” I flipped through the pages enough to see that it was the clean version. Or at least the less dirty version.
“It’s an assignment I turned in for Creative Writing,” I said, setting it back on the desk. “Mrs. Cohen had us write 5,000 words of fiction over fall break.”
“This is the second time you’ve turned in inappropriate content in that class,” Mrs. Montero fumed. “It needs to stop.”
“Yes, ma’am,” I said, fighting back the urge to ask what she found inappropriate. I’d been in enough trouble with this woman. Master Earl needed to assert a little more control over her.
“Teenagers should not be thinking of engaging in such activity,” she continued. “We have enough of a problem maintaining discipline without material like this out there.”
“Yes, ma’am,” I said, wondering if she’d missed the part about it being fiction.
The assistant principal for the senior class chewed on me a little longer before departing for her own office. Another matter demanded her attention. She never once mentioned the hinted-at relationship between the Earl of Dunsmore and the headmistress, who I never gave a name.
Dr. Stirling picked up the printout of the story and flipped through it as if he was looking for a particular passage.
“Leggy Amazon lab partner?” he smirked. “Better not let my daughter see that.”
“Too late,” I said, relating the events of Saturday morning at the apartment.
“How many people have seen this?” Mr. Dunwoody asked, sounding like he recognized who was the inspiration for at least one character.
“Other than the nine girls who read it while I was in the bathroom and demanded I make some changes?” I snorted. “Dr. Karen Robinson, Arlene Jenson and Mrs. Cohen that I know of. Dr. Robinson said she liked my writing style and Mrs. Jenson just said she’ll talk to me about it later. I haven’t discussed it with Mrs. Cohen yet.”
“You can expect to very soon,” our new principal growled. “She didn’t know whether to be amused or appalled.”
“I was going for amused,” I said. “And I didn’t intend anyone else to see it. The girls found it while I was indisposed.”
“Put your laptop in sleep mode next time,” Dr. Stirling advised. At least he seemed to be amused.
“The funny thing was a couple of them were upset at not being included,” I grinned.
“In other business,” Mr. Dunwoody said, “your presence is requested at the appeal hearing Thursday morning. We’ll fly out about 7 and should be back for the start of afternoon classes. The hearing starts at 9 and shouldn’t take more than an hour. Your absence will be excused, but you’ll have to make arrangements with your teachers to get caught up on anything you miss.”
“I guess I’d better tell my parents,” I said.
“They’ve already been informed,” Dr. Stirling said. “In fact, you grandfather is the one arranging the flight. Chartering a private jet gives us some flexibility over flying commercial. We’d have to be at the airport by 6 if we used an airline.”
Damn, how many people were going to this thing? At least I’d be able to get something close to a full eight the night before.
The bell ending lunch rang. Good thing I had my books for the next two classes already with me.
Dr. Stirling and Mr. Dunwoody sent me on my way with a reminder to behave myself and I got the hell out of there. Thank God Mrs. Cohen hadn’t given them the dirty version. At least they never mentioned it if she did.
Mr. Dunwoody did have to get in a parting shot.
“I’ve still got my eye on you, Robinson,” he snarled.
“Yes, sir,” I said, reaching for the door. “See y’all Thursday morning.”
Mr. Henderson feigned surprise when I arrived before the tardy bell.
“I was led to believe you may not be in attendance today,” he snarked. “Dr. Stirling, Mr. Dunwoody and Mrs. Montero? I expected a body bag would’ve been required.”
“I was told I have to appear at the hearing with the state association on Thursday,” I said, figuring that was all he needed to know. “Mr. Dunwoody said we should be back for afternoon classes, but don’t be surprised if I’m a little late.”
The bell rang, roll was taken, we graded and turned in homework. Mr. Henderson then covered the next section of the chapter and told us to be prepared for the next round of homework tomorrow.
“Here’s what the assignment will be,” he said, handing me a slip of paper. “It would help if you can get this to me before you leave town. Better to do it early than be late.”
“Yes, sir,” I said.
Some of the problems dealt with material we would cover tomorrow. I’d have to get Morgan to help me in study hall tonight. I was starting to think my life would have been a hell of a lot less complicated if I hadn’t gone out for football.
The bell rang and I headed across the hall for Chemistry. Elise wasted no time in digging for the latest gossip.
“What did Daddy want with you this time?” she asked as soon as she got to me.
“Mrs. Cohen gave them the story I wrote,” I said quietly as other students came in. “Mrs. Montero is afraid I’m corrupting the morals of the student body.”
“I think most of our student body is already morally corrupt,” my lab partner snorted. “Although some of us are still waiting for you to corrupt us.”
“And those particular students need to start getting their minds on the second round of the playoffs,” I said. “I’ve told Riley, I’ve told your father and I’ve told you I won’t do anything until volleyball’s over. I’d better not have to drive an hour on a school night to watch you play just to see you tank. I’ve got too much going on that day.”
“Like what?” she asked.
“I’ve got to attend the appeals hearing on my eligibility,” I said. “I’ll miss all my morning classes, but Mr. Dunwoody said we should be back for the start of the afternoon classes.”
“What did Morgan mean about you giving her a footrub?” the tall girl asked.
“She can have some bad cramps at her time of month,” I said so quietly Elise had to lean close enough to rub a boob on my arm. “A foot massage helps her relax.”
“And that really works?” Elise asked with a hint of doubt.
“You’ll have to ask Morgan,” I said. “She’s requested one every month since we started going out. The only times she missed out, we were on the opposite sides of the country. She asked me to send her one, but I couldn’t figure out how to attach it to a text message.”
Any further questions were cut off when Mr. Debussy hit us with a pop quiz. Fortunately, it was just on what we’d observed from yesterday’s lab. Even as brain-fogged as I was at the moment, I was able to make my answers sound like I’d paid attention.
I finished up and Mr. Debussy gave us 10 questions about the properties of different compounds to turn in for tomorrow. I had just enough time to get everything packed before the bell, then headed for my locker.
In addition to the Algebra II and Chemistry, which I left in the backpack, I grabbed Economics to go over it again and my copy of “Macbeth.” I’d better give the second half of Act I another read. I also needed to look over some of the stuff on the Hanseatic League for Western Civ. This was shaping up to be a late night if I was going to get everything covered.
And now, it was time to go see what Mrs. Cohen had to say about Donnie Darkner.
Turns out, quite a bit. At least she seemed amused when she called me to her desk.
“You have quite the imagination, young man,” she said. “How autobiographical is it?”