SCOUT MARK Chapter 2 - Outdoor Adventuring

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It’s another exciting day in the wilderness for Mark, an eager scout. He’s studied the manual and learned his necessary survival skills, knots, and plant identifications. Before he can advance to more advanced adventuring, though, he has to prove his knowledge to the scoutmasters--a challenge that calls for practice, patience, and perseverance. As Mark begins working some rope to fashion a suitable line, he finds himself being watched by one of the scoutmasters he’ll have to impress, Scoutmaster Angus. Mark is no stranger to Angus’ presence around the campsite. Angus believes firmly that there’s no substitute for hands-on learning, no matter how much time a scout spends with his manual. Scoutmaster Angus was impressed with how well Mark handled his knots, prompting him to test his knowledge. Mark was a little nervous, but happy to get the encouragement from his leader. As Mark moved through different knots, he felt Angus’ hand move to his shoulder. It was a comforting, paternal gesture that was supposed to make him feel less nervous, but it only made his heart race. He hardly knew what to do with his fingers as his mind focused on Angus’ touch. Mark fumbled up a bit, unable to remember the next steps of his knots. Angus’ hand moved down to his lower back, making Mark let out a deep exhale. The air from his lungs escaped him as Angus’ big hands seemed to navigate his back like he had a compass pointing south. Mark didn’t know what to do, but he didn’t want it to stop. He looked around to see if anyone was watching, becoming very aware that the two of them were alone. Suddenly, Angus’ hand went down to his ass, grabbing at it gently but still kneading the meat of his cheeks. It was more than Mark ever thought would happen in that moment, and it sent a rush of excitement and anxiety through his young body. Mark turned and looked at Angus. The older man looked at him in the eye, unapologetic and firm. He knew the reaction Mark would have and he stood by it. He cra