The story happened arround 2010 and ist about my best friend an me.
I hope you'll enjoy it, feel free to give feedback, bit keep in mind, english is not my native language

Part One
Malcom and David were so different it almost seemed absurd how well they got along. One was calm and friendly, with a sharp gaze and a gentle voice. The other loud, quick-witted, always with a cheeky remark on his lips. But somehow it worked—like old game controllers whose buttons stick but still do exactly what you want.
They had just turned sixteen and went to the same school in their small hometown. On Friday after school, David rang Malcom’s doorbell. David stood outside, dressed casually in worn-out camo pants, a black T-shirt with a cheeky slogan, and his dort, User, black high-top Chucks. His Nike sports socks peeked out from under, frayed and well used. His black, stylish glasses caught the afternoon light. His short black hair was neat but relaxed.
Malcom opened the door and stepped back to let his friend in. He wore plain dark blue jeans, a slightly oversized dark green sweatshirt, and his always clean white sneakers. His tousled dark blonde hair fell slightly into his forehead, and his blue eyes behind contact lenses looked friendly, a little shy. A simple, unobtrusive wristwatch adorned his wrist.
“Ready for a chill weekend?” Malcom asked, closing the door behind David.
“Always,” David replied, dropping his backpack with a thud. “Homework, pizza, action movie. Classics.”
The Friday passed quickly. Malcom's parents were away for the weekend, visiting friends somewhere up north.
Pizza, homework, then a movie.
Saturday was even lazier: sleeping in, showering, gaming. By the time night had fallen, they were still on the couch, legs stretched out, somewhere between chip crumbs, blankets, and two half-empty bottles of Spezi. The TV was on, but no one really paid attention.
“Hey, you planning to inhale that whole bowl yourself?” David’s voice sounded playfully accusing.
“Maybe,” Malcom said, deliberately stuffing another handful of chips in his mouth.
David grinned. “You asked for it.”
The next thing Malcom saw was a cushion flying at him. It only hit him halfway—but he grabbed the nearest cushion and threw it back. Within seconds, the movie was forgotten, cushions flying, then hands, arms, legs. Laughing, shouting, wrestling.
Malcom had no real chance. He knew that within ten seconds—but giving up wasn’t an option. They rolled off the sofa, landing on the carpet. Malcom tried to wriggle free, turned, pushed, shoved, but David was faster, stronger—and he knew exactly how to use his advantage.
Then, with a quick move, David finally flipped him onto his back, sat across his chest, and pressed Malcom’s arms down at his sides with his knees.
Malcom gasped, half laughing, half panting. His heart was pounding. He jerked once, tried to push himself up—no luck. David’s weight simply pinned him down.
For a few seconds, neither of them moved. Only the TV flickered softly in the background.
Malcom felt heat on his face, his hands numb under David’s knees. The air smelled of chips, fabric, and a little sweat. His gaze drifted upwards—to David.
David looked at him. Directly. Without blinking.
And then—slowly, deliberately—a grin spread across his face.
Not exaggerated, not fake. Just that typical, slightly superior, challenging grin Malcom knew so well.
Malcom swallowed. He lay completely still.
He didn’t quite know why his heart was beating so fast.
And David said nothing...
-to be continued-
If you want
