Paul & Paula 21 —
A Universe from the Mind of Coach_Michaels
The world knows them as Paul & Paula 21, preteen pop stars who live together in a treehouse. But how did that happen? Starting with their first meeting at the age of eight, follow the child-couple as they deal with discovery, adversity, love, loss, joy, sorrow, and yes, sex, though that's slow to develop. Hey, they were eight and nine years old in 2015.
-- OK no sex will be described here while they are under fourteen. When they are still pre-teens, Fred and Frida (who will be JUST fourteen) will do what Paul and Paula cannot. But hey, Paula and Paul both turned fourteen in June of 2020, so sex has arrived!
-- The reason I'm not making these chapters of a longer story is because some of them are not yet written. If and when I get it all written I'll do that, just like I did for Anzu.
Yes, I had to redact some stuff, but this is an important night for the kids. This is a step forward in the relationship, and now you know why it can happen. -- I'm numbering them so that they will be listed in chronological order. Every now and then I might stick something in that happened before something else.
Some of you have been wanting sex, and here it is. Oh, hi Fred, hi Frida. How you kids doing? Um, you are both fourteen, right? OK good. -- I'm numbering them so that they will be listed in chronological order. Every now and then I might stick something in that happened before something else.
For obvious reasons, the kids make a break from Child Protective Services. Their greatest fear is that they might be fostered out to separate families and never see each other again. There's no sex in this story (they're only nine). It gets mentioned, but the kids don't do it. -- I'm numbering them so that they will be listed in chronological order. Every now and then I might stick something in that happened before something else.
No sex here either, of course. They are only nine, after all. The kids can't sleep under a tree in a park every night. They need a new home, and they think they know where to look. And who is that familiar-looking teenager? -- I'm numbering them so that they will be listed in chronological order. Every now and then I might stick something in that happened before something else.
I've edited some Paul & Paula 21 stories to comply with Rule 7. I didn't make any grand re-writes here; I just redacted the potentially unacceptable material. I think what's left still contributes to the story. Hey, the kids still have to find a place to live. -- I'm numbering them so that they will be listed in chronological order. Every now and then I might stick something in that happened before something else.
Food, water, a place to hide, and even a way to brush their teeth. But how long can two barely nine-year-olds really hide out and live off the land like this? -- I'm numbering them so that they will be listed in chronological order. Every now and then I might stick something in that happened before something else.
Raiding the trash bin is not without risk, and what if the people living on that bit of land notice something? Sooner or later, police are going to break a code used by a couple of nine-year-olds. -- I'm numbering them so that they will be listed in chronological order. Every now and then I might stick something in that happened before something else.
The first part was too short to post by itself, so I put it together with their little scavenger mission. Secretly living in the woods together in Hawaii sounds so romantic, but what do you do if somebody gets hurt? And you know, Hawaii has no snakes, but it does have this big creepy spider. -- I'm numbering them so that they will be listed in chronological order. Every now and then I might stick something in that happened before something else.
The estate the child-couple is hiding on is about a dozen acres (5 hectares); two kids can only go unnoticed for so long. So, what happens when they are inevitably discovered? The kids are nine years old, so I had to make some redactions, but I'm not required to present these kids as virgins, which is good, because they're not. -- I'm numbering them so that they will be listed in chronological order. Every now and then I might stick something in that happened before something else.
The kids have been discovered! But maybe that isn't so bad. But, can they trust Ted Michaels? Dare they trust any adult? -- I'm numbering them so that they will be listed in chronological order. Every now and then I might stick something in that happened before something else.
