The Idol and The Fan (Gay Smut, Kit Harington x Original Male Gay Character)

A Pleasant Thing In An Unlikely Place

Everything that is described in this story is completely imaginary except for the place. I don't know the sexuality and personal sexual life of Kit Harington.

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The constant hushed hubbub of hundreds (if not a thousand) of voices, shouts of excitement and sounds of laughter were surrounding me from all sides.

The huge spacious room in the San-Diego Convention Centre resembled a beehive and I was only a microscopic drop in the great buzzing ocean of fans and cosplayers just like me.

Eager and excited glances were glued to the distant long table at the far end of the hall. Every time I looked that direction my heart started beating faster and my legs were beginning to shake. That was where the panel of Game of Thrones' stars were to sit and answer the incessant flow of fans' questions in thirty or so minutes. From where I sat they would all look like blurred figures of their clothes' colours, but it was an experience I had been desperately looking forward to and spent a lot of money for. I could recognize them all at one glance from any distance anyway. I considered myself the biggest fan of both the show and the books it was based on.

My sister and her boyfriend came to the Convention with me and were sitting near. This trip to SD from LA to that year's Con was me and my sister's dream come true and cost us a year's worth of our savings (and our parents had given us some money too). Kelly was 22, two years older than me and had always shared my obsession with GoT and many other things. Unlike my parents she also fully supported me when I came out as gay a year ago. It's not like my parents started to hate me, just estranged a bit and clearly showed their disapproval. We still communicated regularly and they cared about me, they just didn't really want to speak about my sexuality like it didn't exist to them. Whatever, I didn't live with them anyway.

The noise and the chatter around started to stress me out. Plus the excitement and anticipation really had the best of me and I had a sudden strong urge to go the toilet. I couldn't wait until the panel was over and this would also ruin the experience of the panel itself for me so I said to my sister that I really needed to go and find the restroom.

"Mike, be quick! The panel starts in less than 30 minutes and who knows how long it'll take you to get through this crowd and find the bathroom in here. Don't miss it!"

"Yeah, I know, I'll be right back."

I quickly stood up and started to make my way through the row of already sitting or yet standing people. As soon as I was through with that I went right to the big doors that led out of the conference room. I found myself in an even bigger room, the place where merch was being sold and pictures with the stars would be taken. The weren't a lot of people there at the moment as the main crowds were in separate halls for the various panels, but I was completely at a loss where to find the restroom. I had to ask a security guy who gave me some vague directions: go through one of the doors in the opposite side of the hall. But when I got there I saw three identical doors and just opened one of them without thinking as I was in a hurry and hoped it was the right one. It led to a rather long corridor which at the end turned to the right and then right again. Strangely there were no people in it, only some distant chutter and babble was heard through the walls. No people and seemingly no bathroom too. I was getting angry and wanted to turn and literally ran back and then go through the other door when I noticed the sign of a male's restroom on the door at the end of the corridor.

I sighed with relief and briskly went to open it.

Inside it was completely empty, which was great as I was a really shy person and didn't like to bump into people in the public restrooms. There were four stalls facing four sinks and four urinals at the opposite wall.