King Of The Hill Porn Story: The Heart Break Chapter 1
King of the Hill
A Hank & Bobby Episode
The Heart Break
Synopsis
Act I
On a typical day at Tom Landry Middle School, Bobby has trouble signing up for the school’s football team. He later has trouble keeping up in physical education, and has problems with a new bully.
Bobby comes home with a note from the school principal. Hank is dismayed at the news, and takes the time to review the many past incidents where Bobby has had trouble with bullies and joining new teams.
Hank comes to the assumption that Bobby’s chronic school problems comes from the fact that Bobby still hasn’t entered puberty yet. Bobby comes up with a weak excuse, but is then grounded.
Later, Hank vents off his frustration at Bobby’s refusual to age, as well as his effeminate habits. Peggy convinces Hank to have a heart-to-heart talk with Bobby. But when Hank opens Bobby’s room door, he discovers his son experimenting in transvestism. Hank is so shocked that it gives him a heart attack.
Act II
Hank is taken to the Arlen Medical Center.
Hank awakens from a spiritual flight, and sees Joe Jack sobbing at a grave site. He soon learns that he is a ghost, and that he has awoken 10 years into the future.
Hank explores Arlen, and discovers the numerous changes that has taken place since his death.
At the alley, Dale, Boomhauer, and Bill fashioned a shrine in the spot Hank most frequented at.
Bobby has trouble continuing with his life, mostly because in the 10 years following his father’s death, he still has not aged at all! Being the only person in Arlen to never mature, he is no longer able to spend time with Joseph or Connie.
Without Hank, Strickland Propane suffered serious financial failure. After 10 years of struggling, an old and exasperated Buck Strickland is forced to make a permanent shut down of his propane comany.
Luanne refuses to interact with Bobby, because she holds him responsible for the untimely death of her uncle.
The only person that Bobby can speak to anymore is his mother, Peggy. Hank witnesses Peggy comforting Bobby when he gets scared during a thunderstorm.
Act III
Hank tries to survey his strained relationship with Bobby. He ultimately learns that Bobby has suffered an identity crisis over the years because of a combination of Bobby’s refusal to mature, Peggy’s overprotective parenting, and Hank’s reluctance to nurture Bobby’s personality and talents.
One evening, as Hank tries to look for Bobby, he learns that Bobby had already been sent to the hospital. Fearing the worst, Hank makes a mad dash.
When Hank sees Bobby, he discovers that his son had a sex-change operation. Hank’s worst fear was to ever have a duaghter.
The sudden change in his misguided son drives him into a serious breakdown.
Suddenly, Hank awakens. With his family and friends at his bed, it is revealed that Hank had actually been in a deep coma for eighteen months.
When Bobby enters the room, Hank sees that his son has finally aged into a handsome young teenager.
When Hank is finally released from the hosiptal, he sees a report card from Bobby’s first quarter in Arlen High School. He later enjoys a beer with his friends in the alley, and consoling in the pride of his now-teenaged son, everything in Arlen goes back to normal.
The End