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Making Friends and Influencing People — Part 3 A really, really long part, this time. Blame MuscleAsh — I told him I’d get through Raymond Donovan’s transformation before going to bed, so I felt obligated to keep going. ----- Making Friends and Influencing People Part 3 ----- From Phil Elkhorn’s Private Journal June 27: I decided to try going for a jog in the mornings, so I headed to the gym at 6, when it opens. (It seems a little funny to travel so far in order to run, but frankly I overheat a little too easily, so I’d rather be where there's some air conditioning.)June 28: Oog. Man, I’m stuffed. Not From Phil Elkhorn’s Private Journal “Hey, Donovan!” Raymond winced. “Yeah? What is it, Chad?” “I’ve been wondering about something. Tell me if I’m wrong, here.” “Yes?” “Well, that faggot who tried to join the frat a little while ago... the one who was the cook.” Raymond looked around nervously. Tony and Rocco had made it graphically clear what they would do to anyone who talked that way. Fortunately, nobody else seemed to be around. “Yes, Phil Elkhorn. I think Ken is... well, I think they’re having sex.” Chad snorted. “In Dad— my father’s time, we would have kicked him out of the frat for that. Hell, we might have had him arrested. I know we could do that back home.” Internally, Raymond rolled his eyes. Even if Ken and The Twins were kind of loud, they never gave anyone any trouble, and he was kind of inclined to like Adrian and Cyrus, who were considerate and tidy and didn’t make any extra work for him... to say nothing of what had happened with Sanjay. That was more than he could say for Chad. But when 50% of your budget comes from donations from one family, you don’t argue with the oldest son of that family. “Yes, but that’s not true any more. We’d get the whole national organization down on us like a ton of bricks.” “Hmph. This frat really used to have standards, my father says. Now we’re letting in fags and wetb—” “Hello, Juan. What can I do for you?” Chad whirled; Juan del Amico was standing behind him. His expression suggested that he had heard exactly what Chad had been saying, but he said “Sorry to bother you, Raymond, but Dad wanted to know if the check cleared?” “Oh, hang on.” Raymond fished out his phone and prodded at it for a bit. “Yes, it posted this morning.” “Excellent. My apologies for the interruption.” He gave Chad a look which would have frozen someone with less self-confidence and departed. “What’s this about a check?” “Oh, Juan’s father wanted to make a donation to the frat.” “Trying to buy their way in? Like they could afford that.” “Actually, they sent almost as much as your father did last year.” “What?” Chad spun around again and glared at the door. “I’ll have to talk to dad.” Raymond was so relieved by the thought of another donation that he put aside his annoyance. “Anyway, you were saying? What was it you noticed?” “Oh. Well, we didn’t let the little homosexual chef in, right?” “Right.” “How did we know?” “Well, Ken told us that... wait...” “Right. Ken told us the guy was a faggot and to keep him out — but Ken wouldn’t do that, would he?” “You’re right. So why did...?” “And now that you’re thinking about it, wasn’t Ken straight? He kept us all awake a month fighting with his girlfriend about whether she was going to stay in town for the summer.” “You’re right, he did. No, that can’t be right, Ken spent finals studying with The Twins, didn’t he?” “I remember that, too. What’s going on, Donovan?” “I really don’t know. This is really weird.” From Phil Elkhorn’s Private Journal June 30: Still not growing, according to my measuring tape, although I seem to be gaining a lot of strength. And I feel bigger. (Ken says I look bigger, too, so phooey on the stupid measurements.)July 3: Great news! My tape measure broke!July 4: This was the best day, ever. Not From Phil Elkhorn’s Private Journal Omar came in from wrestling practice. Fuck it; he’d been gaining weight slowly over the last four months, and now he was up another weight class. Every time it happened, he ended up in deeper shit; everyone else was getting stronger, he was getting fatter. But nothing seemed to do any good — he was even going to the gym with Maury, these days, and all it seemed to do was localize the fat onto his stomach. And made him so fucking hungry all the damn time. He sighed, and deflated. Oh, well, he had another 7 pounds of safety before the next weight class jump. He could afford to eat something good, get his blood sugar up for his date that evening. He looked around the kitchen. There was a tin on top of the refrigerator. That looked promising. And it was full of candy! He tossed one into his mouth and chewed it a few times before swallowing. Not bad! Hmmmm. Maybe he needed sleep more than food. Suddenly he really felt like a nap. Still four hours before he had to pick Cindy up. Plenty of time... From Phil Elkhorn’s Private Journal July 7: Did I somehow start emitting pheromones at the beginning of the summer, or something? Or maybe it’s like The Truman Show except they’re making a porno. This is really almost starting to become alarming. Not From Phil Elkhorn’s Private Journal Charles sighed and scratched his head. This was supposed to be a nice, easy class for the summer session, so he could justify staying at the frat house instead of going home. So why was he unable to make the equations balance out? He thought he’d figured it out a minute ago, but then it turned out that the axle would have to end up being thicker around than the wheels. He tossed his latest sheet of scratch paper in the garbage, closed the lid of his laptop, and headed downstairs. After a drink or three, he’d feel a lot better. And the assignment wasn’t due until after the weekend, anyway. He looked around the kitchen as he passed through. He never ceased to be amazed at how cluttered it was. Even in a frat house, you’d think someone would— That tin! It was a perfect housing for the final project! He opened it up — candy? Well, fuck. He looked around, and found a plastic tub of about the same size. After a moment’s work, the candies were transferred. He washed out the tin and dried it with a paper towel. Just at that moment, Raymond walked into the kitchen. “Oh, hey, Raymond. ’sup, dude?” Raymond looked at the tin. Charles said a silent prayer that he was wrong about what was going to happen next. “What are you doing with that? It’s house property.” “Aw, come on! It’s perfect for my robotics final! I need it!” Raymond rolled his eyes. “Please? I already put the stuff it was holding into another container — look, I’ll even buy the house another tin! Full of candy, if you want it!” “Candy?” “Yeah, that’s what was in this. Up there.” Raymond took the tub down and opened it. “Huh. These look kind of familiar.” He sniffed them. “Smell good, too.” “Well, if there weren’t any left, you wouldn’t need the tin, right? Look, I’ll eat them right now—” “No, you won’t. These belong to somebody. Get permission.” “Come on, Donovan, they wouldn’t have left them sitting out if they didn’t want people to take them.” “But—” “I’ll have one. Just one. And if anyone notices, you can tell them it was me. And if not, then it’s all right if I have the tin. Okay?” Charles’ arm shot out, and he took a candy and stuffed it in his mouth. Then he ran out of the kitchen before Raymond could make him put the tin down. Raymond sighed, and poured himself a mug of coffee. Did it always have to be like this? The chapter head last year didn’t seem to have any trouble keeping people in line when necessary. Then again, the chapter head last year had let everyone get away with murder, which was why the house was under scrutiny now. If only they’d show some respect. The only people who ever did what he asked without complaining were the faggots — which was odd, considering they were all total jocks. You’d think they’d just laminate him against the wall and go on doing whatever they were doing, but even Omer the über-alpha-wrestler obeyed all the regulations. Hell, Cyrus was even at the head of the Dean’s list! Not even Chad’s family could buy that distinction for the frat. Instead, it was the normal guys who were always defiant, or rude at the worst times, or behind on paying dues, or not-quite-obeying the rules to try and tick him off. He looked at his reflection in the window glass — upper management material, you would have said, from the wavy short hair to the immaculate button-down shirt to the slim, tall build, to the khakis. So why couldn’t he get anyone to follow orders? He sighed again and finished his coffee. Then he sniffed the air again. Those candies... they would really go well with coffee. Maybe just one... he gave a nasty grin — he could always blame it on Charles if anyone complained. He carefully poured another cup of coffee, took one cube out of the tub, popped it in his mouth, grinned, and headed back into the lounge. Hmmmm. Was this coffee decaf? Suddenly he was exhausted. Well, he could go to bed early, just once... From Phil Elkhorn’s Private Journal July 10: Okay, I’m officially worried. The “something funny” about the frat is getting worse, and I have proof. Oh, and I’ve been threatened personally, but I don’t think it was serious. Not From Phil Elkhorn’s Private Journal Chad looked over his shoulder. There was no telling, these days, who might be around. And he couldn’t afford to let the faggots know what he was doing — there wasn’t an official on campus who was willing to stand up to Ray, and even Chad’s grandfather had been cowed into silence the time he had come out to complain about the dorm letting faggots in. And Chad’s grandfather once shouted down a sitting President of the United States in an argument. “Listen, Cody, Declan, something’s wrong with this frat.” Declan yawned. “You always say that. You’ve been bitching about how lousy this place is since you joined. What’s the matter, you can’t get a hard-on without a servant around to act as fluffer or something?” “Fuck you. Remember that dinner we had a month back? That guy wanted to get into the frat, and he cooked us dinner?” “Yeah, and we voted him out because... he was... a... hey, wait a minute!” “See? You remember what happened, don’t you?” “Yeah, Raymond shut the door in the guy’s face, I was chuckling all night... but wait, Ray would never—” “Exactly. Carlos, too — I think he was Charles, before. And Ken was white and straight, and so was Jay. And I think Cyrus. It’s hard to remember. I checked the records and the yearbook, but there’s no sign.” “That really is weird. Do you think we’re in any danger?” “No idea.” “Well, what do we do about it? Flee the frat?” “Hell, no. I’m not abandoning my family’s frat to a bunch of faggots. Just... keep your eyes open, and tell me if you notice anything. ...what the hell do you think you’re doing?” Juan started guiltily. “These candies have been up here for a long time, now, so I thought I’d just try one...” Chad snorted. “Just like you people, taking other people’s food. Don’t you get enough to eat at your father’s tacqueria?” Cody pointedly got up and walked out. He didn’t like Juan particularly, but he had no patience for Chad, either — and half the guys on the baseball team were hispanic. Declan looked back and forth helplessly — he was trapped behind the table by Chad. Juan flushed. “My father runs a chain of steel mills across three continents, and I pay my way as much as anyone here! This tub of marzipan has no name on it.” Chad rolled his eyes. “It’s Turkish Delight, you stupid— oh, well, I suppose you grew up too poor to know any better.” He snatched a piece from the tub and popped it in his mouth. He grinned at Juan. “Go ahead, mister nouveau riche, maybe your father can buy you a candy factory.” Gloating, he strode out. Declan, embarrassed, looked at Juan and then ducked out of the room himself. Juan shrugged. He had met people like Chad a lot in the past, but he hadn’t expected to meet them at college. Not for the first time, he wished his father had let him go to school in Brazil. He had friends down there, it was a booming economy, the people might not be particularly nicer but at least he wouldn’t be around Chad Wellington... oh, well. He took one of the candies, made a face in the direction Chad had gone, and ate it. Bleah. No offense to the Turks, but if this was their idea of a candy, he would be happy to leave it to them. Not even particularly sweet! That was one thing he liked about North America, at least, they knew how to do “sweet” properly here. He yawned. Funny thing, to be so tired after being so angry. Well, perhaps he’d risk letting Chad mock him for having a siesta, and go take a nap... |
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I am seriously loving this story. I like that Phil is now sure that something's going on, but even more that others have figured it out too. And the last two paragraphs in particular was so well done. I wasn't sure whether or not Juan would eat one of the reality changing candies and your writing kept me guessing right till the last minute. __________________ My latest Kindle e-book: Physical Education Coach Pennerson is having a really weird month. He just can't make sense of some of the things happening around him. Had the college he taught at always allowed students to walk around in tiny tight shorts? Why had they hired such a stupid janitor? And why was Tom, his quarterback, always picking on Jack, the weak gay chess club star? He really hoped Tom eased up, before karma came around and bit him in the ass… |
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Great Story! Really enjoying this. I like the format, "Phil's Journal" vs "Not Phil's Journal". The jumping between perspectives can get pretty confusing but you're handling it very well. Too bad there's not an advisor checking in every now and then...wonder what they'd notice. Looking forward to more! |
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