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30-The Loneliness of Being Seth and Chase aka the Loneliness of Being Me
CHAPTER 30: THE LONELINESS OF BEING SETH AND CHASEaka THE LONELINESS OF BEING MEA sword blocked the fire from Peter. The flames hit the metal of thesword and split into the sides. "Peter!" John was there, flying, aspirit. Holding the sword. "Peter, you forgot this!" John threw thesword to Peter, "Catch!"Peter, also a spirit smiled, caught the sword, and swung. The firesaround him parted. His hand with the sword tingled and the tingle movedthrough his whole body. "But John, it's too late!"The zombie Chase came forward and with a knife in his hand cut Peter'sbackhand. Peter yelped. He looked at Chase. At the me of this future thatmight happen, betrayed. It was in his eyes. He had been betrayed by hisone true love, a feeling I could come to know well in another life inalternate universe, the real world if you will.John called, "No! Peter, you're in an alternate universe! You have toget out of here!""I'll use my blood to open a vortex. But what about you?""Oh me?" John was not at all upset for himself, "I can go most places.This is the future that might happen, not what will. If you don't goback, this will happen to the others!""Time to die!" Seth moved forward with the Lost boy zombies and Chase,also a zombie, came at Peter with a knife in both hands now. "Again!"Peter felt so good now that he huffed and blew the fires out with hisbreath. John grabbed Peter's arm, "Time for me to teach you how to flynow!""What?" Peter gasped as he was dragged off.John dragged Peter's spirt out of the hole of the underground house andSeth fumed. Literally. He shot fire out after them but missed. Outside,John dragged Peter through the flaming skies. They saw a New York City onfire, a San Francisco bridge collapsed under melting girders, and more.The entire world seemed in flames here. "That way, Peter!" John gasped."So that's how I got here!" Peter saw the disembodied head of the TimeGuard. "The Time Guard!""He's still after you!" John yelled, "But you have to go right throughhim to get back to where you want!"The Time Guard opened his mouth to speak of revenge at Peter but Peterlooked at John, his face innocent and scared, like the little boy he was.Then suddenly something came over Peter's face. A look John knew well. Ado or die face. A face of pride, and of joy in danger. His foreheadfurrowed and he smiled an almost evil smile. Then, almost as if to foolJohn as much as the Time Guard, and maybe even himself, Peter rushed headlong at the Time Guard's open mouth. The entity was talking but Peterwasn't listening. He dove straight into the creature's mouth, his bloodyhand out, issuing blood from the back of one hand, and found himself in avortex."NOOOOO!" Seth in this alternate world screamed and flew out at theskies. John was gone now. He flew back to heaven. "YOU! YOU LET HIM GO!"Seth pointed and his fingernails shot long lines of fire and lightningat the Time Guard and the entity exploded into a million fragments,bursting forth. "NOOOOOOO!" Then this Seth vanished and this world beganto change...perhaps into something much worse.Dodging trees left, right, and center, I flew as fast as I could throughthe Deep Woods area, the green and blue of the hazy Neverland illuminatedby red and yellow fires. Overwhelming feelings of panic spread from mychest and heart to my upper neck and lower gut, which was bare to theworld. I sped and was not mindful of the trees or rocks that could stopme cold. Something caught my eye on the floor of the forest and I zoomedto it quicker than ever before. It was reddish skinned. It was a deadNative American. He was face up. His chest was ripped open as though byclaws. There are neverbears in Neverland but this looked nothing like abear claw ripping. At least as far as I could tell. I'm no expert. Hiseyes were open horribly. Staring at the sky. In fear. He was afraid whenhe died. He had scars o his belly too and his intestines hung outhorribly, some missing. I gagged and choked. His hands were clawed asthough he was in great pain when he died or fighting to the end. Againstsomething inhuman. I was landed next to him to check him but realizedthere was nothing to check really. I hovered for a bit and looked at him.I started to leave but turned in the air. He looked familiar. Then it hitme. This was the Native American that almost killed Jennie and I and wassomehow stopped by a stare from Seth. I gulped. Seth! Maybe this was him?In even more panic, I took off, leaving the body to the animals ofNeverland, those not fleeing the fires. I flew like an arrow at a target.I landed in the Underground house, not even recalling coming through thehole toward it. I breathed heavy. Puffing.There, Seth held a bag. "What's in the bag, Seth?" I gasped, "Open itup!"Seth looked hurt, "What? What's wrong?""You, you're wrong." I gasped out, "What have you been doing to me? Tous?"Seth put the bag down, "It's just...what do you mean?""I must have been blind not to see it before. It's you. It's been you allthe time. Tell me something," I was angry now, "Was it you who killedPeter?"Seth opened his mouth and laughed a hurt laugh, "What? Me?"I heard landings behind me. Feet. Bailey was there with Bo and Barry andJennie. Bailey said, "What's going on?""What's going on with you?" I didn't stop staring at Seth, who staredback. Then he floored his eyes. I opened the bag, and saw hammers andwood. "He's helping?""Of course, he's been a big help. The others are back already," Baileysaid, "And started on the ark already.""I found what I could here that we could use for wood," Seth said,"Rather than cut some more trees."I could see the table we used to use in the bag, cut up and wrecked andone of the smaller beds we never used. "Good," I gulped, "Seth, I'm notsure about you any more..."Seth looked up, "You don't think that I...me...could kill Peter?""I don't know what to think any more, I really don't."Seth looked, "I want off this island. I don't want to be here." Hegrabbed my shoulders, "That doesn't mean I would act crazy. Peter couldhave gotten me off easiest. Why would I?"I pulled free of his hands and moved off to face the wall, "It doesn'tmatter any more. Does it? I mean I don't think we can get you or theanimals off in time anyway. The fires are too great. If they don't dieout soon, we will."Seth looked at the boys. Jennie looked back into his eyes and sawsomething human. The human part of Seth.Now most of you, dear readers are probably wondering what the hell it iswith Seth. Why he's so conflicted. Well, he is part demon, part human.The dual roles fighting each other, in conflict with each other. He wantsto kill. He wants to escape. He wants to be friends. He wants to makeNeverland a living hell, he wants to stop the fires. He wants to pleasehis father, satan. Yet his human side wants to fight against his father.His mother was human, named Rosemary."Let's go help the others." I said, with resolve.We worked all night into day and into night again. On first light ofdaybreak, I took a break, for we all needed to "do our business" and eat.As I sat there and ate fruit, I admired the boys. Our boys, Peter. TheLost boys. They didn't look so lost now. There was Sole, white bandanaaround his long blond hair, yet it still flowed. He had a nice vee back.The heat from the forest and the fires were unstoppable it seemed andsweat glistened off his body creating a vast sheen of brilliance. Solewas slim but there was no fat on him at all. Of course, I didn't lookupon our boys in a sexual way, but I did notice their artistic merits andbeauty. They did so look more and more like Peter every day. And theygrew some more. I hadn't taken a measurement in a long time. Sole hadtremendous resolve and fortitude and he was not about having fun all thetime. In that role, he was more like me. He had these beautiful blue eyesand an innocence both Peter and I never had separately. Together weforged that in him somehow. Somehow Angelic even after all he's seen inNeverland, he also possessed fierce leadership qualities and fairness andhardness all mixed as one bright shining package.There was dark Je'ne, hammering away on the sides of the ark. Slender,tanned, long curly hair which went straight in the smoke. Thick runner'slegs. The heat made the boys forego even more of their clothes so theywere all but naked. The hot wind blew through his black hair. Brown eyesrevealing his determination to make this ark the best it could ever be.He was innocent too, though much more serious about it then Sole. Bothwere the backbone of the lost boys at the moment and would be for sometime to come.Sweat poured over their chests and in between their pecs and downward.Rollin. Frizzy black hair. Black eyes. A bit of baby fat leaving his bodyas he worked diligently. He brought the others water and food so thatthey could work almost all the time, non stop. He also pitched in andcarried wood to them. Almost non stop. He stopped once to masturbate. Butthat was Rollin. He had to. He looked so much like a prize fighter now,his muscles bulging from the hard work. He also cut some of the wood too.Just needed to rub his own for a awhile and buckets of cum would flowwhen he did.Jennie was the nail holder. Cute little Jennie. Something was botheringhim. Perhaps it was Peter's death or being gone. Perhaps it was the ideawe were leaving Neverland. But would I leave? I was never one to thinkthat the body was the person. The spirit was what counted. And Peter'sspirit was not in the ground with that body. Jennie had multi coloredhair at the moment, mostly bright golden and a mix of brown and red. Hebrought nails to everyone. The elephants had pulleys on them and helpedlift the boys to needed parts of the upper ark to work.Aoi. Fierce. Perhaps the boldest and best fighter among them. Knew formsof self defense and offense I've never heard of. Peter taught him almostall of it. Short but hard bodied and tight. Smooth like the others butmore so. His eyes held the mischievousness of Rollin, the seriousness ofJe'ne, and the leadership of Sole. I think he could take on a whole armyby himself now. Peter's death made him stronger I think. He had a greatset of abs, like most of the other boys but his stood out among eventhem. And he worked hard. In all manner of that word.Rico. Spanish spit fire. Like Pare. I always get confused as to which oneis Mexican and which one is Spanish. Rico was so much like Pare, theymight have well been twins. Both built with tight little bodies andsmooth hairless ones at that. Fast and quick. Even though they werehairless, for their young age, like most of the Lost boys now, they oozedtestosterone, which seemed impossible, for they were not...well, sincePeter died, they were growing up, my measurements proved that. They wouldbecome men. Maybe it was time to measure them again. Not fast but theywere growing. That night, for we worked right into the next night, Imeasured them again and they had not grown at all. Phew. That was arelief. How old does a boy have to be before they ooze man juices? Beforethey can cream in their shorts or loin cloths as the case may be? I bedarned if I knew.Landen. He worked as hard as the other boys. He gathered what birds hecould, for he had Peter's predilection for birds and could get them to dowhat he wanted. I think, like Peter, he thought he was once a bird, orperhaps Peter convinced Landen that he was once a bird. He helped buildtoo in between helping the animals out of fires and the thick of thesmoke. Little blond Landen. I was sure, of all the boys, that he was gay.I hoped he would accept it early on in his life, if and when he decidedto grow up. When and if ever he left Neverland. I would try to help him.Help him accept it faster than I accepted my own gayness. Not avoid it,or ignore it or deny it. Or use excuses for it, trying to prove you aregay. Even so, I wanted the best for him, he had a great heart, thesoftest of the boys, perhaps even more so than Jennie.Bailey. Macho man redhead. I know there are those among you who thinkredheads are always pale skinny things. Bailey disproves this. He wasdark tanned, pale upon first coming from Ireland. Growing up on thestreets of hard Northern Ireland left him tough, loyal to his brothers,and yet against religion altogether. He hated religion for it causedwars. He was hard bodied, lean, and I think he must have stole food froma chef, for he only ate the best foods. He and his brothers were veryfit. And I do so love their freckles. They don't have many but what theyhave make them look really cool and handsome.Barry was like Bailey only not as much a tough one. He was a fighterthough and would fight alongside any of us. Of the boys, I know Barry andBo least. Barry I know more than Bo. Bo never says a word. He'selectively mute. I try to get to know him more but it's difficult. Hesmiles at me a lot. And I'm sure he and Jennie talk telepathically toeach other, which I'm not sure is a good thing. If Bo is to talk outloud, he needs not to have a backup to rely on. But Jennie means well andthe two have become close, almost as close as brothers.It was during these thoughts during that day and early night that Sethbrought up, many times, the other problem, "So how are you gonna get theother animals to get onto the ark?""Now that it's done?""Yeah, they'll burn before they come to the lost boys, who are used toskinning them.""Yeah but mostly after they've been killed by each other or the Indiansor pirates.""Still, the problem exists.""There's another too," I offered, as if I needed another."What's that?""None of us have Peter's skill at navigating or sailing a ship.""Oh."Anyway, I prodded Olivveral the fairy boy to get the other fairies whowere leaving to fly the ship. The animal problem was solved less easily.Landen came flying to me just as the sun was setting. The ark was done.The fires were spreading and he was in a panic. "Come quick!"I flew up to him, waving to the others to stay and check the ark for anylast minute fixes, "What's wrong, Landen?" I tried to sound cheerful butI was tired."It's Nico!" Landen yelled, "COME ON!"Nico was Wendy's wolf. He was running and as he ran, a flaming tree wasfalling and the tree was so tall it would fall right on. I saw this andLanden saw this and the flaming tree moved down at him. I didn'thesitate. I flew with my feet out first and kicked the flaming tree,laughed loudly as Peter might have done and diverted the tree away fromNico. It crashed near him, flaming away. Burning more trees. He stoppedto look at me. Nico came closer to me, showing fangs. "Easy boy, I justsaved your life.""Chase, father, don't let him near you!" Landen called down.Nico came closer and as I bent on one knee he came to me and nuzzled mychin and licked my cheek. Over and over again. I put my arms out and hecame into them and I hugged him. I missed my dogs. I loved animals,especially dogs. "Nico....""Chase, Jennie's here!" Landen yelled, his arm around the little boy.The pair flew down and behind them, was Bo, one of the redheadedtriplets."What? What are you all doing here?" They all landed near us."They insisted on landing," Landen looked around nervously as if theentire forest were about to fall on us and set us on fire, and perhaps itwas.Jennie touched Bo's hand with his hand and they locked fingers. I waspuzzled. What was happening? Jennie put one hand on my heart and Bo puthis free hand toward the wolf. "Wait, Bo, that's a dangerous and wildanimal, go easy..."Bo looked at me and smiled. His smile warmed my heart and I smiled too.This dangerous animal was just cuddling with me. Bo put his free hand onthe wolf's under neck. It allowed me and Nico to directly communicate. Boknew we could not waste time doing it the normal way.As we conversed, Landen turned to see my lion approaching. They were onthe path heading for us and to Landen, they looked hungry. He shook withfear, seeing the entire family of lions behind the first one. "Chase!""Shh, Landen! Wait!" I was intent on studying this new power I wasseeing in Bo as well as Jennie's increasing ability to telepathicallyconnect others. I didn't see the lions yet. I looked at the wolf."Nico, I know that you made a promise to Wendy, when she asked you to.You stayed to watch over Peter. It's why you and the other animals neveraged, at least most of them. But you....now that Peter's gone, why do youstill not age?"It was my thoughts and my feelings. But Bo was speaking. Jennie wastranslating and they were being passed to Bo who used his power tocommunicate with animals. The first time I realized he had this power.Then something amazing. Bo spoke. In Nico's words, "Because Peter liveson in you, Chase. Peter is not dead. He's in your heart and mind andlove."I had to take some moments to let it sink in that Bo spoke. I looked athim with love in my heart. "Will you get the animals to come into theark?""Yes and we will have help.""Help?""Hel...help..." squeaked Landen, gulped as he moved and I saw mylions on the path. "Good," I said. "You'll all work together?""We've done it before."Ahh, yes, when the volcano threatened to erupt and Peter and Wendy tookover the Jolly Roger and forced the pirates under Hook to take theanimals off Neverland Island. But it turned out the volcano wasn't goingto destroy all Neverland.Soon, all the animals, including the Neverwhatever creatures that Wendycould not name, were on the ark and I knew what to do. Putting fingers tomy mouth, I whistled. Like Peter. I could not whistle well before. Butnow...the fairies rose from the mountains, parts that were not on fireand they flew through the nighting sky toward the ark. Massive armada offairy lights. "Head for the Azores!" I told them and I knew the animalswould be safe on the islands where humans would not prowl and the fairieswould keep them there. Seeing our ark fly was a sight not to be missed."All our hard work," Je'ne said, "But Chase...why didn't we go withthem?"It was an answer I didn't have. I looked around. "The fires, look. Theyare dying down.""I wonder why," Landen pondered."I don't know but we deserve a rest," I said, "We worked two straightdays. Time for bed while we have a chance.""Shouldn't we just leave?" Bailey yawned."In the morning, we'll use one of the hot air balloons," I said.The boys cheered. They loved the hot air balloons. Peter hated flyingthat way but the boys loved it and he never let them fly in balloons."Our destination?" Seth asked."Where ever you want it to be," I said, "Kensington Gardens if youwant.""How about Venice?""California?""Italy.""Oh." I shrugged. "Why not.""Okay we're going to go to sleep now, Seth. You can...""I'm going to sleep in my beach base," Seth said."That's what I was going to suggest," I snorted."Oh," Seth said. He looked discouraged."See you in the morning.""Okay," Seth said, looking sad as he moved off, shoulders down. I couldtell he was hurt. Genuinely hurt. I didn't know it at the time but he wasthe reason for the fires and he was the reason for the fires now settlingdown some more. Something human came from him and something human madehim hold the fires back."Come boys," I put my arms around Jennie and Bo, "Time for sleep."Je'ne looked as the fires abated, "Are you sure we won't be burned alivein our sleep?""Yeah," I said, "The fires are no place near our house. Or by Seth's...""I know," Je'ne said.My thoughts as we walked back to the house, yes, we walked, for the skywas so filled with smoke, we had to walk not to choke. My thoughts as wewalked, yeah that's what I was saying. You see my narrative may not bethat great as I think of the love I lost. And I lost the greatest love ofmy life. My heart is broke and still is. It will never be the same. Tearsare always on the verge of my eyes, tears. I guess what they say, it'sbetter to have loved than to never have loved at all is true but rightnow it hurts me so much that I can't help but think it might be betterand safer to have not loved. To have stayed in that room so long ago thathe came to and took me out of. Not that he made me. I wanted to. Mythoughts went to Seth. He had no one. I had the Lost Boys. Ironic, sincewithout them I would be totally lost. And I guess they without me. I hadcome to think of them as sons but more than that, they were my friends.Seth was alone. Totally. I know how he feels. Well, not really. At leastin the past I had my family, before Peter. And I had friends. It wasn'tthe same though. No, to have been loved by someone, even briefly, asPeter loved me, was better. Peter changed me. He made me feel I was worthsomething. Even if he didn't stick around to love me more. Sometimes Iwonder if he didn't love me enough or maybe he didn't love me at all. Didhe even know what love was? Is? Did he even think about how I felt? Howobsessed I was with him. Am obsessed with him. How horrible I feel. Iwould have died for him. I wonder if he would have died for me? I was Ijust the means to another adventure for him? To experiment with? My mindwent to Tyler, who seemed to have a crush on both Peter and I at varioustimes. I hoped he and his kingdoms got out alright or maybe the firesdidn't get that far. Someone ripped out my heart. I wonder if it wasPeter. Was his midnight stroll to death just another way for him toexperience a new game? A new adventure? Did he even stop to think abouthow I'd feel finding him with a hole in his belly. Whenever he got atummy ache in the past I would rub it till it went away. Sometimes Ithink he even faked it so I could rub his tummy, which I would have doneif he just asked me to, ache or not. I smiled as I thought of Peter andSeth and Tyler. Lonliness makes us do strange things. Boredom makes us dostrange things. Say things. Love. What is it? Peter couldn't know what itwas, he was just a child who looked like a teen. Teens? What do they knowabout love? Real love? They say this and they say that but they don'tknow what they are talking about. They hurt. He hurts me. I hurt. So bad.I feel like dropping down on the burned leaves and just staying there.But then I see Jennie's eyes or Je'ne's concerned looks or Landen'sinnocence and Sole's bravery and I know I have to go on. I know, thanksto Peter, I am worth something. I just don't know if he knew it. He mademe feel. He made me love. And in that way. Yet I don't think hereciprocated it. I don't think he knew how. I don't understand him. Idon't understand me. I know tomorrow we will leave Neverland forever andI will leave Peter's body here forever. The thought makes me want tovomit. I hate him. Fine line between love and hate. I hate him forcrushing my heart, stomping on it, for dying in the forest in someinsignificant fight with...with who? He didn't even die saving my life asI thought he might some day or as I would die for him some day, at leastin my thoughts. I wonder if he ever thought about me. If he knew how Ifelt. How I wanted him to be with me and me with him. In that way. Yes, Iadmit it. I loved Peter in that way and I'm not ashamed of it anymore. Ihate it. I hate when people tell me how to feel. I want him back alive sobad I can taste him in my mouth. His sweet sweat, his sugary breath, hiscandy like tears, his gorgeous arm pits and his solid, boyish feet. Whereare you now? Are you somewhere safe and warm? Are you thinking of me orare you with someone new? Are you sheltered from the storms? Are you in aheaven? I dream of you every night. I think of you every second. I seeyou in every face of our boys. I want to be like you. I want to be inyou. I want to be you. You fucking bastard. How can you do this to me? Tous? How can you leave me alone like this? I wish you were here so I couldkill you all over again. You mother fucker! I rage at you all the time. Iwish I could beat your ass! How could you make me feel like this? I wantto cry all the time. Do you, where you are? I bet you are going aboutyour day same as always, regular and all, just going about your heavenlywork, not even recalling my name. I bet when we meet again in heaven, youwon't even remember me! I wish you were here so I could kiss you all overyour body! I love you but you don't love me. You say you do but youdon't. When did the change happen from you saying that to you abandoningme. Bored of me? I want to tell you off, to tell you what I think of youand then tell you I never want to talk to you again. I want to have you.In my arms and more. Oh, how I rage. My guts have been torn out like thatIndian in the Deep Woods, my eyes have been burnt like some animals thatdidn't escape the fire, like the Were Forest Trees have been burned. Myheart is gone, ripped out and destroyed. I will not be the same. Thanksto you. It's all your fault. You made me love you. Then I stop and calmdown. No. No, he didn't. He loved me and I loved him. It's what calledhim to my room in the first place. He loved me because I'm a hopelessromantic. I'm a lover, an imaginative innocent like him, like Landen,like Jennie, only I'm older. Much much older. But I'm a big kid in asmall adult body. Now I'm even smaller in a kid's body. I wondered howold I looked myself now. I certainly didn't seem to fit the bill of 11anymore. Possibly 12 or 13 or even 14. I hate all of this. Without him,life is meaningless. I loved him so much. And still do. And he just leftme and ignored me and now he thinks I'm obsessed and scary I bet.Ahh, that's the Underground House holes. I remember him fitting me forthose. "I must now fit you for one of my holes," he said."WHAT?""So that you can fit in to my holes.""Excuse me!??" I gasped. "What does that mean?""You know my stories, don't you? You know what that means?"Of course I remembered but hearing him say it like that. I was turned on.I was turned on now too. I put all the boys to sleep. Jennie and Bo sleptin a large basket that used to belong to Michael and the basket wassuspended over a small matt by a rope. It rocked gently to put them tosleep as I pulled on the rope. Next to me slept Landen, one arm drapedaround my chest. His gentle breathing soothed my rage. His cute aircoming from his nose and sometimes his mouth graced my skin and made mychills go away. On the other side was Sole, his bigger body tight againstmine. Protectively, he too, draped his arms over me. On the other side,past Landen, was Je'ne and Pare and Rico. All bunched together. Turningwould be hard tonight. I was hard tonight. Thinking of all these boys.And Peter. Peter did this to me but I must say no one else ever had.Ever. He made me what I am today. What was that? I wondered. I smiled andshut my eyes, hearing Bo and Jennie snoring. Calm boyish moaning. It wasvery hot this night. And to top it all off a lightning storm started.Perhaps the fires and smoke sent off the clouds into being angry orunstable but a fierce lightning storm hit. The holes, open, made theraging outside, illuminate the underground house. Rain would be nice. Therain buckets poised to move into position would shift gears and catch anyrain coming into the house and pour it into the holes that would make itgo deeper into the earth. I think the original Twins (also triplets) madethese inventions to give water back to the nature of the ground. Insteadof flooding Peter's house. My house now. A house I would say goodbye tofor ever. I cried quietly. Tears just sprang. My life would end tomorrowwhen I left this island. This dream scape of nightmares and imagination.But of whom? Of Peter's? Wendy's? Mine? All of ours? Who made Neverland?Who kept it filled with mythical creatures and monsters? Where did thefairies come from? There were still so many unanswered questions. Thelightning didn't wake the children but the thunder came and I feared thatwould wake them. The thunder made me stop crying and take heed. Then Iwas so miserable and lonely I fell asleep.The storm was over. It was morning. Early. The boys were still all overme. I was still aroused. I eased out from the pile of bodies and moved tomy hole and flew outside. The fairy boy was at my hole urging me tofollow him. He was tinkling and glowing. Even in the brilliant sunshine Icould tell that. Something was up. Outside I flew into a world that wasthe Neverland of old. No fires. Even the smoke was gone. The brilliantcrisp colors flew all around my eyes. It was a joy to behold. I blinkedand laughed from the joy that filled the air. I knew the fires were goneforever. I smiled. I flew around and saw no trace of the fires. TheNeverland renewed itself. Someone must have dreamed this. I wonder who itwas and where they were from. What time were they in? Was it Wendyherself? Was it Peter from the beyond? I had a desire to see his grave. Ihadn't been there for some time. I wondered if it escaped the fires. Iflung my flight in that direction. The Neverland looked fantastic. Theair felt cool but warm at the same time. Comforting. Not stifling hot. Ifelt like a blanket of protection were around me as I flew. I landed nearthe grave. Suddenly, the ground there moved and before I couldinvestigate it, it flew up out of the grave and great chunks of rock andstone and dirt just exploded upward in a massive burst of power. Iwatched and didn't blink as sand and stone and miscellaneous pieces flewat my very eyes. His headstone split in two. A form rose up out of thatpower and splattering debris and the dirt shook and washed off him,sleek body was moving the dirt away from him of its own accord. And thatvoice. I knew it well, "I AM PETER PAN! AND I'M BACK FROM THE DEAD!"He flew up into the air and shut his eyes to drink in the Neverneverneverland as it is sometimes called. He was renewed by the flight, he feltgreat and I stared at him. At his bare feet sailing out of sight. Then Iflew up as fast as I could. I could fly fast. And he wasn't flying at hisfastest. I smashed into him from underneath and scooped up his body,rubbing my body along his body. I laughed and he laughed. He hugged me. Igrabbed at him. I smushed his chest into mine, his stomach met mystomach, both bare. I was hard as hell between us and rose up but Ididn't care if he noticed or not. I kissed his mouth, I threw my tongueinside his mouth, he did the same to me. I twirled us in cotton candyclouds. I made us descend, I dipped him back and brought him up again tomy mouth. I pressed him close to me, I hugged him, I fell on his neck. Ilicked him. I kissed his chest, his nipples. He laughed. "Are you justhappy to see me?!?!?!?!""MMFFMFPFFHFFH!" I made us both fall but we were not that far from theground. We landed in a lush green and yellow grove where giant redflowers opened and closed with gentle wind. Graceful bumble bees filledyellow flowers with honey. They were giant bees but they left us alone.He landed on his feet and almost fell as he knees bent but I fell to theground. I kissed the top of his feet, I kissed his toes. I forciblypulled his feet up, one at a time and kissed the bottoms of them. Ijumped up to full height and sprang into the air, feet off the ground,and landed down again, on top of him, my arms on his shoulders, I draggedhim down with me and he played along. He landed on his back and I kissedhis chest, his belly button, licked it out. I bit his nipples. I kissedevery inch of his flesh. I stopped everywhere and kissed and kissed andkissed. I made him wet and he made me wet. I licked. I turned him over. Ikissed his ass. I kissed everywhere. I humped on his backside. I laid onhim. I squeezed him. "Don't ever," I huffed, "Don't ever....don't everleave me again! I can't let you go again! I FUCKING LOVE YOU!" I triedto meld my body into his, to make us one, to make us a being of oneperson. I loved him so much I wanted to be him and be in him and he inme. He rolled me off him."Enough!" He laughed, "Aren't you gonna welcome me back?"I laughed. "What do you want a cake?"Peter smiled, wide-eyed, the power from my love and his love, all be itfor himself, was so strong, I felt it in the air. I thought I saw it. Itlooked like lightning or thick manna from heaven. It manifested itself. Itingled over every inch of my body. Peter rubbed my back bone and kissedit and licked it. I arched my back. I think I cam. "I want more! Enoughof this!!!!!!" As I cam, I erupted and I jolted up in bed.I was back in my bed. There was lightning. It was a dream. Sometimes adream is just dream. "Mother fucker!" I said, "It wasn't real. Peter'sstill dead.... fuck me!" I leaned over and spied, past Landen's softforearm, my own belly. It was covered in white clumps of thick cum loads.My navel was filled with the stuff. "Oh shit," I said softly."Peter....do you know what you do to me..." I didn't want to stir thelost boys. "Peter's still seriously dead. Still serious about beingdead..." I sobbed but my chest and stomach moving would make the boyswake up or worse: splay them with my own cum. If I remained very still,it would dry and they might not notice. I'm sure they caught me one ortwo times when Peter was alive, masturbating. Of course, Rollin knew allabout it but I'm not sure the others understood what he and I did,separately of course. Peter would have whipped us good if he caught usdoing this adult thing. I laid back and cried silent tears. I fell asleepagain. He was dead and not coming back. That much was for sure. But thatdream was so real. "No." I gasped, "That's not fair. Not fair. I wish itwere real. To lose him again and again in that dream....it's so unfair.Stop. No more dreams...""Dreams are good." I was asleep again. That was the only explanation.For it was his voice again.The lightning and thunder rambled on. His voice. I sat up, cum drippingdown my belly to my crotch. Sticky and making me feel primal. In thefaint light of the flashes, I saw a figure there. Shadowy. Hands on hips.Hair glowing red. Eyes glowing red. Feet spread apart. Boyish, manly,macho, and ready to spring to action. Peter. But not Peter. I squinted."You are just a dream.""No, I'm a nightmare," Peter said and drew his knife and sword, "AndI'm going to kill all of you in my house!"TO BE CONTINUED...The play Peter Pan and its characters are trademarks of and copyrightJ.M. Barrie