Here is one more little tidbit from Workin’ on the Railroad… This one is a little hotter but only some language is past the PG-13 stage and I “bleeped” a couple of words!
Excerpt: They’d been out to eat and had a few beers. Roane stumbles as they get out of Alden’s truck.
…Roane’s momentum carried him forward, hard up against Alden’s body. He probably outweighed the other man by twenty pounds or more, even if Alden had two or three inches of height on him. Alden staggered back a half step and twisted to brace his back against the side of the truck.
For long seconds, Roane leaned into Alden’s hard spare frame. He could feel the other man’s heartbeat, gaining speed just as his own was. Alden’s breath whistled out in a puff, warm across Roane’s face. Roane raised his arms, meaning to push himself upright again; at least, that’s what he thought he was going to do. But that wasn’t how it happened.
His right hand found a spot on Alden’s upper chest, just below the shoulder and flattened there. He twisted his left out of Alden’s loose clasp, felt Alden’s fingers slide down from his elbow to his wrist and then fall away. An instant later, Alden raised his hand again, this time to slide it around behind Roane’s head, fingers digging into the thick hair at the base of his skull.
Half a breath later, Alden’s mouth crashed onto Roane’s in an urgent kiss. Roane’s left arm snaked around Alden’s waist and welded their bodies even closer together. He forgot to think, forgot to breathe, forget everything in the whole world except the contact, chest to chest, thighs to thighs, stiffening c***ks surging against confining denim, and lips clinging, twisting, tasting and claiming.
So abruptly Roane could not either respond or resist, Alden shifted his right hand to Roan’s shoulder and brought his left up to add to the sudden hard shove–back, away, apart.
“What the hell’s happening here?” he grated out, echoing Roane’s earlier exclamation. “I know you weren’t agreeable to Flannery’s games, so what’s this about?”
Roane shook his head, trying to claw his way through the cobwebs of lust and confusion. “I don’t know, Prescott–Alden.” The sound of the other man’s name on his tongue seemed both strange and right. “And no, I wouldn’t play Flannery’s games for…well, the starting quarterback slot on the Lobos’ lineup and a blank check for the rest of my education!”
“So you’re not gay?”
“I’m not saying that. I guess I just haven’t quite been sure, but I’m leaning more that way all the time. I just didn’t figure you were. This evening’s been a crazy trip–I’m lost. Something’s happening. I think I might like it, but I’m scared shitless, too.”
Alden laughed, a deep, ragged chuckle. “Yeah, I’m gay…always knew it from the time I was a kid–one reason I don’t go home anymore. Folks don’t approve. But I’m not a predator like Flannery and I’m particular about who I hook up with. You caught my eye at the start, but I wasn’t going to push anything. If it was to be, it would happen in its own time. Has it?”
The blunt question caught Roane off guard for all he should have seen it coming. “I–yeah, I think so…”
Alden laughed again, softer this time. “Go down to your own bunk and sleep on it, Roane. There’s no rush. We may both need a little more time to think this through. I’ll warn you though–I don’t do one-night stands or blow and go or anything like that. Some guys laugh. They tell me that’s sissy-talk, to want to care about the other person, but if you don’t you may as well just jack off alone or stick your p***k in a bucket of lard–a real one, I mean, not something like Flannery.”
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