A dishy and arrogant twenty-six-year-old tennis pro, Leo Cinelli, is playing the second round of men’s singles at the U.S. Tennis Open. He has a reputation for taking fourteen-year-old boys, which is the legal age in Italy. He’s not in Italy, but what the hell. Two fourteen-year-old ball boys, Craig and Danny, make a bet on whether Danny can and will go under Cinelli.
Same concept as the Line between fiction and reality, even some parts of the text are simply copied, but in this version no women are involved. Maybe I should warn that this will probably too tame for most of you.
An Asheville college professor fights with his discovered fetish for fourteen-year-old boys and retreats to a mountain cabin to contemplate the issue. There are boys in the mountains too, though.
Arthur's English tutor at Eton boys school on the Thames takes the fourteen-year-old boy out for a spin and a deflowering on the Thames river and uses poetry to get the boy's shorts off of him.
The Married Guy met me at the local pool and once we both realized what he wanted he came over to my place. Lets just say my arse was out of action for a few days after his first gay anal sex experience.
Willing fourteen-year-old David is caught up in the flexing of native Zimbabwean muscles, power, and sexual lusts for male-male predatory sex in the 1980s decade following the African country's independence.
This story supposes that a dosed 14 year old boy got passed around at a frat party, rather than a girl. Benjamin suffers the mental fallout of the incident for a week. Then the younger brother of one of the frat-boys calls to discuss what happened. Despite discovering that his victimizers have pictures and videos of his ordeal, Benjamin unexpectedly finds a friend in Ethan.
14-year-old Sandy has escaped home in "wherever" and come to Hollywood, not to become a star but to find a sugar daddy. Homeless, crouching under a bridge, and living off serving men, he is offered a trip to a brothel ranch to be given to a movie star as a favor exchange. It's a "why not?" proposition for him.