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Teenage Angst	By : Lycan_Cub Category: G through L > Law & Order Views: 1059 -:- Recommendations : 1 -:- Currently Reading : 0
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Elliot kissed him and nipped at his lip. "More," he moaned. George shot up off the bed and groaned. His shorts felt sticky and his whole body felt hot. He felt embarrassed and he quickly went to the bathroom. He didn't need this and it had been a while since he's had a wet dream. He stripped off his boxers and stepped into the shower.

He moaned as George moved further down his body to the throbbing hard-. Elliot shot up as the alarm screeched. He groaned as he heard the pounding on his door. "Let's go Elliot!" Elliot hopped out of the bed and to the bathroom he couldn't go running if he was "stiff". He shook his head at the word. This was unwanted but he also wished the dream didn't end.

Elliot jogged to his locker and he quickly unlocked it. He could hear the whispers from the few students in the hallway.
A glare made them all stop talking and go to their classes. He pulled out his textbook and walked toward his class.
A tap on his shoulder made him turn and when he didn't see anyone he look in the other direction.
"Hey," he smiled as he saw George who was smiling too.
"Hey back at you. Is everything okay?" George asked.
Elliot shrugged.
"I see you're taking your pet for a walk."
Elliot turned to see Eric and immediately lunged at him. George grabbed him and tried to hold him.
"You fucking bastard! I'll beat the shit out of you again," Elliot yelled.
Eric smiled and walked away. "Now I think I got it mixed up when I called the geek the pet."
Elliot tried to lunge at him again and George kept a good grip on him.
"Let me go, George."
"No, Elliot."
Elliot started to calm down. George sighed and let go of Elliot.
He was relieved because he didn't have enough strength to keep holding him. He actually couldn't figure out how he held him there in the first place.
Elliot glared at him. "The perfect opportunity is now gone."
George shook his head and gave his own glare. "You know what Elliot, go ahead. Go beat up Eric. I don't care anymore. Just don't use me as a reason to justify what you do."
Elliot looked away.
"Elliot, please think about this before you do it. I don't want you to get into anymore trouble," George whispered before he walked in the opposite direction.
Elliot rubbed the back of his neck before walking to his class.

George walked towards his next class. He hoped that Elliot wouldn't do anything stupid. That was a lot to hope for with Elliot being, well…, Elliot. But for once he hoped that Elliot would prove him wrong.
There was a crowd in the middle of the hallway and kids cheering. Must be a fight, he thought as he turned to go down another hallway.
He paused and something in his mind told him to go check it out. He gave an exasperated sigh as he thought the worst.
He ran and squeezed his way through the crowd.
"You idiot," he mumbled as he saw Elliot and Eric fighting.
Elliot had Eric on the floor and he was punching him.
"Elliot!" He ran to Elliot and tried to pull him off the older boy but Elliot elbowed him in the chest.
George flew back onto the floor and he gasped for air.
He coughed and got again but Elliot was being pulled off of Eric by Mr. Cragen who quickly pulled him from out of the crowd and towards his classroom. George found his balance and looked down at Eric who groaned.
He quickly followed after Cragen.
Elliot sneered as he wiped the blood from his nose with the tissue he was given.
"Do you feel better?" Cargen asked.
Elliot shrugged at Cragen who was sitting in front of him.
"Do you?"
Elliot looked at the door to see George."He called you a lap dog and then a fag."
George shook his head as he held his chest."I knew I shouldn't have given you so much credit. I told you not to, Elliot. I told you."
Elliot glared at him. "What was I supposed to do? I wasn't going to let him call you names. Remember this, I'm the only one allowed to mess with you. No one else. If anyone tries to, I kick their ass."
It was George's turn to glare. "I'm not a possession. Let alone yours. I told you to leave it alone," he rubbed his chest.
Elliot narrowed his eyes at the movement. He stood up and walked over to him.
"What happened? Did he touch you again?"
George sneered. "No, you elbowed me when I tried to get you off of him."
Elliot's eyes widened. "That was you. I'm sorry."
George could see the shock and guilt in Elliot's eyes and his softened but only slightly.
He wasn't going to let Elliot off that easily.
Mr. Cragen cleared his throat and both boys looked at him."Both of you sit."
Elliot shuffled back to his chair and George sat next to him.
"What is going on? I want answers and I want them now. And no Elliot, I don't care. You're going to tell me.”
Elliot slouched in his chair, his objection dying on his lips.
"Eric has been bothering me since the start of last year. He won't leave me alone because I won't help him or his team by cheating for them or doing their homework."
Elliot glared at the floor as George spoke.
"He found out I was gay and ever since then he's sent me notes that I don't want to talk about," George said.
Cragen nodded his head and then looked at Elliot. "How do you fit into all of this?"
"Eric came to me one day about beating up George. I told him no and jumped into a fight with him and George. He put up a paper on George's locker calling him a fag for the whole school to see. Then he put up another that called me George's master and George my pet. He had it coming. So yeah I do feel better,” Elliot said his voice getting louder and louder as he spoke.
Cragen sighed and look at the two. "Why haven't you reported this George?"
George shrugged. "Because I had a handle on the situation before he tried to beat me up."
"Why didn't you tell me?" Elliot asked.
"You're a bully too, Elliot. I thought you would jump at the opportunity to help Eric and patronize me for being gay."
Elliot's head shot up and he fixed George with a glare.
"I would never. I don't bully you. You come back at me word for word. Action for action. I would never lay a hand on you and I would never slander you for being what you have no control over."
The words were said with a deadly quiet voice that made George shiver.
"I wouldn't. I'm not that type of person. I may screw with you but never like that. I like the challenge you give me."
Cragen looked between the two boys and a small smile graced his lips. They liked each other but neither had a clue about the other's feelings. The things he found himself in.
"I'm going to go and get you two some ice. Do you both have lunch after this?"
The boys nodded.
"Stay here then. I'll see if I can get you out of being suspended and any more trouble, Elliot."
Elliot nodded and looked at the floor again.
George watched as Cragen left the classroom.
Elliot looked at George as the door closed.
"Let me see," Elliot said as he turned to face George. George eyed him before pulling up his shirt.
There was a forming bruise on the pale skin and Elliot let his fingers skim over it."I'm so sorry, George."
George let a quiet whimper pass through his lips at Elliot's touch and Elliot pulled his fingers away.
"I'm really sorry. I didn't know it was you behind me."
The shorter boy nodded and pulled his shirt down. George looked at him and saw that his lip was split and his cheek was swollen.
"You kicked his ass?" George asked with a small smile.
Elliot smiled, a little surprised by George's use of profanity. "I kicked his ass."
George chuckled and Elliot put an arm around his shoulders. The shorter boy's cheeks colored but he leaned into the touch.
"I don't condone it but thank you, Elliot."
"You're welcome." Elliot liked the physical contact that George was allowing. He felt George lay his head on his shoulder and he looked down.
"Comfortable?" George nodded his head and smiled at him.
"Very," the shorter boy said. Elliot turned his head and was close to George's face.
Their lips were close together and they both just stared at each other. The door opened and they jumped apart.
Cragen looked between the two and he then handed them both ice bags. Elliot placed the bag on his cheek and he watched George place it on his chest under his shirt.
George's eyes widened and he breathed deeply.
"Cold?" Elliot asked and George nodded.
"Where do you think everyone else is?"
Elliot shrugged. "They're probably still in class but I bet they know I had a fight with Eric."
George nodded and sighed.
"You haven't answered about the Fair."
The shorter boy looked at Elliot. "I'll go with you. I have to talk to my parents about it though but I should be able to go."
Elliot grinned and leaned back in his chair. "I get to terrorize you with carnival games," he said.
George shook his head at the taller boy. "Whatever Elliot."
It was strange to be acting like this with the Elliot but it felt good to be close to him. Elliot was a jerk sometimes but he was a sweet guy when it came to down to things and the people he cared about.
That was one of the reasons he didn't want Elliot fighting for him. The only way to describe Elliot was that he was sometimes too helpful for his own good. The boy was also to willing to get into trouble for stupidity and in trouble for his problems.
That's probably what always threw him off about Elliot. The boy terrorized him and he would reciprocate. Elliot disliked him but he was willing to make sure nothing ever happened to him.
The second time he had encountered Elliot was him saving him from a bully only to be bullied by Elliot a moment later.
But there was something different about the way Elliot bothered him. It had to be his imagination but it always seemed like Elliot flirted with him as he pushed him around.
A way of metaphorically pulling his pigtails but still trying to be charming.
It was stupid, annoying, and downright wrong but he loved every minute of it. He looked over at Elliot who was staring off into space. It made him wondered what he was thinking.
The boy in question turned his head to look at him and grinned. He smiled back and looked away.
He wished he didn't like Elliot. He had the feeling that Elliot was straight so he would turn him down. If he wasn't he would be so happy.
George shifted the ice and gave a small hiss. Elliot looked at him with concern and he waved him off."I'm fine."
He rolled his eyes at the 'you're lying' look that Elliot was giving him.
"I wouldn't have to if this didn't happen in the first place,” George said.
The statement made Elliot cringe and look away.
George mentally berated himself and gave Elliot a reassuring smile. "I'm sorry, Elliot."
Elliot shrugged and gave him a small smile. "I deserved that so you have nothing to be sorry about."
George opened his mouth to say something when the bell rang.
"Mr. Cragen did you ever find out if I was in trouble?" Elliot asked after the beep stopped.
"No, Elliot. The dean is coming though and you two are going to tell him what happened,” Cragen answered.
Elliot saw the fear flicker in George's eyes when he looked at him. He knew that George was probably scared about how much trouble he would get into with his dad.
It didn't matter. He did this because he wanted to and his dad could go hang himself if he gave him grief.
"It doesn't matter to me, George. I don't care about getting into trouble as long as I can take that jackass with me."
George smiled and resisted the urge to jump Elliot. "That still doesn't stop me from being sorry."
Elliot shrugged. "That's how you feel but it was worth it."
Elliot paused and moved closer to George.
"Especially for you," he said with a wink and cherished the look on George's face.

Elliot smiled when he saw what Dean it was that Mr. Cragen had called.
"Dean Cooper," he said and the man shook his head in amusement.
"I should have known,” the Dean said.
He looked over at George. "And you dragged poor George into this."
Elliot looked confused and he looked in between both George and the dean.
"More like I dragged Elliot into my mess," the shorter boy said.
"From what Mr. Cragen tells me, I'm in for a nice long conversation."
Elliot shrugged and George nodded.
"Well George you can start," Cooper said as he sat on top of one of the desk in front of George and Elliot.
"Last year, Eric had started to bother me. I wouldn't do what he wanted me to do. He mostly sent threats and just bullied me. Then he found out I was gay and that's when a lot of trouble started."
Dean Cooper nodded. "And why didn't you tell me George? You knew I would suspend him without much thought knowing that he was harassing you and harassing you for being gay."
Elliot smiled as he thought about how badly he beat up Eric.
"Why are you involved in this Elliot?" The taller boy looked up as the Dean's eyes were on him.
"I found out Eric was bothering George and planned to beat him so I got into the fight."
"Out of the kindness of your heart, I'm guessing?" The Dean asked looking skeptical.
Elliot rolled his eyes at the sarcasm but nodded.
"I wasn't going to let him do it. After that I found out that Eric had also been bothering him about being gay. He taped a paper to George's locker calling him a fag." He was angry again.
"Calm down, Elliot," George said.
"Do you know what he did next? He then posts a paper on my locker and George's calling me his master and George my pet. I'm glad I beat him up."
Dean Cooper frowned."I can suspend you too, Elliot."
Elliot glared at him and then lowered his head to glare at the floor.
"I know how you feel,” the Dean said before sighing.
Cooper turned his attention back to George.
"Next time something like this happens again, George, tell me. This shouldn't have begun in the first place and I hope that this is the end. I already talked to Mr. Scott and he is being suspended."
Elliot smiled but he quickly dropped it when he felt eyes on him.
"I wouldn't be smiling, Mr. Stabler."
Elliot frowned at the use of his last name.
"You were so close to being suspended with him. Be glad that Mr. Cragen helped save you from that."
Elliot looked at his English teacher and then back at Dean Cooper.
"If both of you have a problem with Eric again then you come directly to me. Understood?"
Both boys nodded their heads. The bell rang and Dean Cooper stood. George got up and walked towards the door.
"I'll see you later," he said to Elliot.
"Bye, Dean Cooper,” George said as he left the classroom.
Elliot watched him leave.
"I can understand your anger, Elliot."
Said boy sighed.
"You know that your father would have your head if you were to get suspended."
Elliot sighed again.
"George doesn't think I understand how he feels," Elliot said not paying attention to anything the Dean said.
It was Dean Cooper's turn to sigh.
"Then tell him why you do understand. And stop using your attraction as a means to take out your anger because you never did like Eric in first place," he whispered the last part before leaving the classroom.
Elliot stared after him and then walked out of the room.

George looked at Elliot who pulled up in front of his building.
"I didn't know that you talked to Dean Cooper,” Elliot said.
George nodded and smiled."He was one of the people that have helped me with some of my problems."
Elliot nodded. "I can relate."
George looked at him. "How can you, Elliot?"
Elliot looked back at him. "I talk to Dean Cooper a lot. He's Catholic like me."
"He's gay, though," George said, confused.
George's confusion made Elliot wonder what his views of religion were.
"That's why I talk to him. I'm bisexual and he understands how I feel. Well at least about being attracted to males."
George's eyes widened and Elliot handed him his messenger bag.
"See you tomorrow, George,” Elliot said.
"Tomorrow, Elliot," the shorter boy said as he got out of the truck.
He watched Elliot drive away and he walked towards his building with a silly grin on his face. There was a chance that Elliot could like him.
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