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Well, I guess Phil has a very good indication as to how Ace feels. How to repair the damage? And. Serge wants a Wedge up his ace, eh? Still looking for the cumplete "simple machine" dual orgasmic experience. Who is Serge, really?

Tom is stretching things a bit for Lucky - checking out the availability of the mysterious unit #3. Matt or Mike - who is infusing our mama wanna be with his seed? Maybe both? Talk about your Doublemint Twins, lol.

Alistair's condition does not sound good. Edmund appears to be a wonderful life partner, doing what one does when your other half is hurting.

There's a lot going on here, Rory, and you're developing the threads well.

The general opinion of the Washington movers and shakers sounds like my sons opinion from his MA studies there.

;) :=D:
 
I enjoy this story to the fullest Rory, and If you had any problems writing about this story I could not tell in the least bit. All your characters are exciting to read about and the fact that you can keep up w/ all of them is amazing. That being said i look forward to all the updates in this story!
 
I tried to buff up another chapter but didn't get it finished. I'm going to be on the road for about a week, so there may not be an update for a while.

Sorry.
 
Chapter Nineteen


“The boss said we haven’t sold three jockstraps – or much else – in the last three months. If business doesn’t pick up the store may close.”

“It’s not my fault guys have figured out they can play most sports without buying a lot of expensive clothes,” Phil said to his shift manager.

“A jock strap would seem to be essential.”

“Only if you have really big balls. Not many guys do. You sure don’t.”

“What do you mean by that?” challenged the manager.

Phil adopted a philosophical tone. “Man is thousands of years old. How long have we had jock straps? Now a face mask … I think I could sell a bunch of those. Most guys think they’re gorgeous. Need to protect the face.”

“Phil, you’re fun but you’re fired.” The shift manager wasn’t really annoyed, but he had to do something with a salesman who didn’t care about sales.

“Aw, come on, Ronnie. I need the money. Nothing else is going great at the moment.”

“Sorry. That’s how it is.”

Phil walked home with no job and a half a dozen things on his mind. He’d get half a pay check in a week and the whole rent was due in two weeks. Ace is pissed. The band is probably cooked without him. And all I’ve got is crazy Serge who loves getting fucked by simple machines and wants my cooperation. He’s probably Russian for God’s sake. And he’s cute; he’s so damn cute. The straight part I could deal with, if only he weren’t nuts, like a complete fruitcake. But cute … and a sweet ass … and he sure kisses great for a straight guy. I bet I could fuck him if he weren’t all hung up on toys.

Phil got home, decided his mail was all junk, and threw it way unopened. He flopped down on his bed, and wished for magic answers. Ace was no answer. Hot, yes, but for all his good points he was not boring exactly, just unexciting. He was sweet, though, finally giving up his ass and all. Actually, he was more than sweet, Phil remembered. The vision of Ace with his legs in the air was getting Phil turned on. He opened his pants, reached into his underwear, and freed his hardening cock. He traced along its underside with his fingers, feeling the hardness, the softness, and the drop of moisture on its tip.

“Starting without me?”

“Serge!”

“The door was open. Hope you don’t mind. I was in the neighborhood and thought if you were home …”

Phil was pretty sure the door wasn’t open. He always closed it and it automatically locked when it closed. Nevertheless, here was Serge, sitting on the bed, faced the other way. “What are you doing?”

“I’m taking my shoes off. Unless you like shoes in bed … I can leave them on if you want.” Serge didn’t stop with his shoes. In short order he was naked and lying next to Phil unbuttoning Phil’s shirt. “Did you just get home?”

“I got fired. Business is bad at the store and I said the wrong thing to my boss.”

“Lift up; I can’t get your jeans off.”

“Didn’t you hear me? I’m out of work. The rent is due in two weeks. And the band … I don’t even know if there is a band left.”

“Things will work out,” Serge said as he got the last of Phil’s clothes off. “You want to try the dildo? I think we have time before we go to Art’s place. Unless you think that would wipe you out for trying the bench later … What do you think?” Serge ran his hand across Phil’s chest. “I wish I had a hairy chest like yours.”

“Serge …” Phil didn’t know what to say; he sucked in his breath when Serge twisted a nipple.

“No? Ok, we can wait. The bench will be enough.” Serge lay his head on Phil’s shoulder and gave him a little hug. “A nap wouldn’t be a bad thing either.”

“Serge, how can you claim to be straight if you hop into bed with me every chance you get?”

“Shhh! Go to sleep. A little sleep makes everything better.” Serge kissed Phil’s left cheek in the usual spot and looked to Phil for approval.

Phil looked into his eyes, thinking this boy is a total mystery. He’s not a boy, but there is a youthful unspoiled innocence. Serge put his hand on Phil’s cheek and turned his face a little. A friendly smile followed by a gentle kiss would have made a prefect prelude to a nap; but the kiss didn’t stop. Serge’s soft lips lingered and then his hand softly stroked Phil’s cock.

“Serge, you make taking a nap a real challenge.”

“If you want a nap, roll over and I’ll leave you alone,” Serge promised.

Phil considered his choices. “You get the cushions and I’ll oil up the dildo

“What about a blow job instead?” Serge kissed his way down Phil’s body. He held Phil’s cock in one hand and licked it like a popsicle. When it was thoroughly wet he began sucking on the tip, gradually working down until the entire length was in his mouth. He gagged a little as it entered his throat but kept sucking. He raised his head and turned to Phil. His eyes were teary from the deep throating. “Am I doing ok?”

Phil nodded yes, more mystified than ever by Serge’s surprising behavior. “Not bad for a straight guy.”

“Maybe I’m not as straight as I thought.”

“Serge, you’re a real puzzle to me. A good puzzle for sure. No mistake about that. But I can’t figure you out much at all. Why are you doing this?”

Serge stopped with his mouth on Phil’s nipple and thought. “I was obsessed by what Art promised. I’d never known anyone like him. I knew he was dangerous, but he was … fascinating. And then he disappeared. I met you. You know what happened then. And I really liked what we did. So I … Damn, I don’t know. I like what we do, Phil. I can’t seem to stop. I don’t want to stop. Am I getting to be a pain in the ass to you?”

“More like hot sex in the ass, idiot. I wouldn’t be doing this with you either if I didn’t like it.”

“Problem solved? Mystery cleared up? Back to the blow job?” Serge was trying, but there was still something missing in the story, like the Russian connection.

The old expression came to Phil. Don’t look a gift horse in the mouth. “You get the cushions. I’ll oil up our black friend.”

Again Serge resisted. “It’s almost time. I think we could go now.” Phil pointed to that certain spot on his left cheek and Serge excitedly kissed it. “Ok? We go now?”

“You are back to being a puzzle, Serge.”




Lucky took a deep breath and made up his mind. He told the agent he’d take the apartment when the current tenant vacated it in a month and a half.

“You have two weeks to change your mind before we sign the lease. You get a final inspection when it’s vacant and a choice of colors for the walls.”

“Paint everything white.”

“Don’t be in a rush, Mr. Leavitt. Maybe you’ll find a girl friend who wants Bermuda pink bathrooms.”

Lucky laughed at the real estate barracuda’s remark. She was a good ten years older than Lucky, but very …? What’s the French word? Soignée. Well-maintained. Sleek and classy, like a yacht. God, I could never afford the maintenance, he thought, but an afternoon, an evening cruise on the river would be fun. The barracuda couldn’t afford the maintenance either, but her one expensive outfit looked good to clients the one time they saw it. Like a barracuda, she had to succeed with first strike at the prey or the crabs, the bottom-feeders would dine well.

As if the barracuda could read Lucky’s thoughts, she gave him a private smile that said in-your-dreams and moved on to final details. “Miss Brown, Melanie, will call you when the lease is ready.”

The apartment was on Calvert Street across from the Shoreham Hotel, an easy walk from the Metro even in the rain. It wasn’t as big as his Arlington place, but there is a price to pay for convenience. It turned out the price was high.

“The District?” Brent queried when Lucky gave him the news. “Wow. Prepare to pay serious income taxes.”

“But lots of Federal Employees live in the District and they …”

“They are political appointees. They’re exempt. Non-residents, even if they’ve lived here for years. There’s a reason the District is broke all the time. Nobody actually pays taxes.”

“Nobody?”

“Well, not nobody … but an amazing number of people are exempted. The foreigners, the military, some of the Schedule C’s, the Congress, the political staffs, the international agencies, and, of course, the poor.”

“But that’s …”

“Washington,” Brent added.

Lucky walked to the warehouse to work off his annoyance. Whatever insult comes along, he thought, it’s never enough to cause a revolution; but pick, pick, pick, the politicians chisel away, relying on suckers like me to pay for it. A co-worker in his first days at the museum had warned him, the trick is to make so much money not even the politicians can dream big enough to take it away. The qualifier was “Of course, there’s no legal way to make that much money; but, if you do, the politicians will leave you alone for the right donation, of course.”

Lucky’s mood improved somewhat when he considered the co-worker’s conviction for art fraud at a gallery in New York. His mood improved even more when he saw Tom soldiering away at a pile of only-God-knew-what. He looks so good in jeans, Lucky thought. If I wore jeans, I’d be mistaken for one of the homeless.Lucky’s critical view of himself reflected insecurity, not any physical shortcoming. Lucky would look good in jeans if he only had the confidence to wear them. He always worried that jeans would diminish his status.

“Oh, yeah,” Tom said when Lucky brought up the tax problem. “The company warned me about that. After five months and twenty-nine days I have to go back to California and be reappointed to the contract or I pay DC tax. The thing is Cali tax is even higher than DC’s; but if I don’t do it, I could end up paying both. There’s some deal about my bonus being subject to both jurisdictions.”

“Bonus? Is it a nice bonus?”

“Big enough to matter to me.”

“Do you want to go to lunch? Talking about money always makes me thirsty,” Lucky confided. It occurred to him that he had no idea what Tom’s pay was. “If we go to the Indian Reservation we won’t have to pay.”

The sharp-eyed cashier noted that Lucky’s Smithsonian ID card was not for the Museum of the American Indian and demanded payment. Lucky paid for both of them. “It’s tiny print. They usually don’t notice,” he told Tom.

“Lucky, if you’re still interested, the agent for the garage said she’d ask about renting the vacant apartment. The price is a great deal, I think. You could see it after work. And stay for dinner if you want. Mike is cooking.”

Lucky started to say no, but his first visit to the garage had been fun. “What can I take?”

Tom thought for a minute. “Al likes German beer. That’s always good. Or a dessert, maybe?”

Walking back to the Freer, Lucky wondered why Tom didn’t have a boy friend. He’s such a nice guy, cute, fills out those jeans well, gets a bonus. My bonus is a lousy two percent kicker. I bet Tom gets stock. If I was working for him, I’d be chasing him. Lucky dismissed that thought; he felt his living with two bosses hadn’t been that successful. The sex had been tolerable, and he did meet a lot of people; but the payoff wasn’t worth the effort. And besides, maybe Tom gets kinky in bed. Lucky giggled to himself at the thought. Everybody has element of kink going on; maybe Tom likes … Lucky’s imagination failed to come up with anything kinky but plausible. He’s probably just a big huggy-bear in bed, the way he is all the time. Damn, why am I thinking about this? He probably works at pleasing the other guy. Brent was that way. I hope Charles appreciates what he’s got going. But Tom working to please his partner is half of why his partner would want to please Tom. Fuck! Lucky felt his cock getting hard with at least four hours to go at work.



A continent away, Alistair lay in bed despairing of any improvement and awaiting his death. He was getting a little impatient. “Edmund, I don’t mind dying, but why does the process have to be so haphazard? ‘Hurry up, please, it’s time!’ just as Eliot said. The pub is closing. Time for whatever comes next.”

“Are you sure things are terminal? Perhaps that choice isn’t yours. Your condition seems stable – not fun by any means – but it’s becoming predictable, don’t you think?”

“Predictable. Meaning I put something in my stomach, I get violently ill for the next hour and then I wait to do it all again. That kind of predictable? What kind of patient is that?”

“Patient – noun? Or patient – modifier?”

Alistair shot Edmund a glance that dismissed the questions. “I’m the one who’s dying here. I’ll do the quibbling.”

Edmund opened a slim book and leafed through the first pages. “Poetry?” Alistair asked.

Edmund began, “The Screwtape Letters. My dear Wormwood …”

Alistair interrupted. “I’ve actually never read that. I love you, Edmund.”

Edmund began reading the letters from Screwtape to Wormwood, the two devils fighting for the soul of The Patient. After reading several letters and sharing much laughter, Edmund saw that Alistair was tired. He climbed into the bed, lay alongside Alistair, and took the sick man’s hand.

“Edmund, get out of the bed. My breath must be foul and I probably stink.”

“That’s nothing new.” Edmund went nowhere.

“Dear, charming rascal, I’m going to have to eat something when I wake up; you know that, don’t you?”

In an hour hunger woke Alistair. Edmund gave him a bowl of soup and three pills with the comment, “The doctor said these are always given in multiples of three. Wouldn’t you think they could make the pill three times as big?”

Alistair was sitting at the table in the kitchen in his bathrobe and pajamas. “More quibbles. The fish soup is superb,” Alistair complimented, knowing what would follow the soup. He finished the soup and they waited. Fifteen minutes later he got up. “Off to the loo,” Alistair announced grimly.

He returned to the kitchen after a time and said with amazement, “I didn’t vomit. I don’t think I’m about to. The rest was the usual disaster, but no vomiting!”

The bright day inspired a look into the garden. “Did you plant the ranunculus?” Alistair asked.

“And the greens, something for the rabbits to eat,” Edmund answered. Alistair’s first trip outside the house since his return was cut short by a need to revisit the loo; but suddenly it was a lovely day.
 
Welcome Back, Kotter!

Another nice installment.

Alistair just might survive. He got the fish soup and pills down, even if the lower GI convulse a bit on him. His peristaltic reflex didn't kick in. Life might become bearable for the poor guy. And Edmund is a wonderful partner.

Lucky, Lucky, Lucky. Always the angles. One thing that confuses me - if they work in the District, and are locals, not appointees or one of the "protected" class, wouldn't they be responsible for DC taxes regardless of their place of domicile? INCOME tax is based on where you earn the income, not where your legal residence is, unless the District is a special case.

That whole double jeopardy on the bonus is a pisser, too. But, since the bonus is based on Tom's total contribution to the company, I assume, and residence of six months in each place would trigger residency, I can follow that. But, it's a story, I shouldn't be quibbling over the details like this. I know there's something to what you're saying, and as screwed up as our collective governments are, . . . .

Will Lucky get lucky and wind up at the carriage house garage? Only time, and our author, will tell.

Tom IS such a loveable guy.

Which brings us back to Phil, Serge, and the missing Ace - back at the very beginning, a very good place to start.

They definitely enjoy each other's "company". Will Serge be able to help Phil find gainful employ? AND, long term happiness?
Will Ace come back into the equation?
Will the band continue - maybe break into the Big Time?
(Not without Ace.)

All this to ponder, and more, in the next installment of "NorCal Boy comes to Washington" . . .

Thanks, by the way.
 
Lucky, Lucky, Lucky. Always the angles. One thing that confuses me - if they work in the District, and are locals, not appointees or one of the "protected" class, wouldn't they be responsible for DC taxes regardless of their place of domicile? INCOME tax is based on where you earn the income, not where your legal residence is, unless the District is a special case.

I *think* I got all the tax stuff right, but I reserve the right to be wrong.

Military remain 'residents' of the jurisdiction they claimed when they joined the service, unless they chose otherwise. World Bank, World Health, UN, and embassy people are exempt by law and treaty. Elected officials and some of their staff remain 'residents' of their home states. Certain Schedule C people (appointments outside of Civil Service competition) remain 'residents' of their home states. The net is lots of DC residents don't pay income taxes.

I'm not trying to make any political point with this - just trying to emphasize Lucky's paranoia and his tendency to blame others for things he caused himself.

Thanks for the welcome home, but I'm still on the road using a laptop I hate. Be home Friday, I hope.
 
Hi, Rory.
I thought you were back faster than expected.
Thanks for thinking of us and posting a chapter from the road.
I hope your journey is a good one.
 
DQ, I just reread your question. No, it doesn't depend on where you work. By federal law, DC is forbidden to tax the salaries of commuters from its Maryland, Virginia, and these days even West Virginia suburbs. This is a very sore point with the DC govt. The commuters do, of course, pay taxes where they live, but DC gets nothing from them directly.

Instead DC gets a grant from Congress to make up for its 'federal burdens'. The grant is more or less what DC might get if it could tax commuters. DC would prefer to be able to tax the commuters AND collect the grant.
 
OK, I see. It's a special case for the District.
Maybe if they could, more of the upscale people who had taxable jobs in DC would actually live in DC, instead of fleeing to MD, VA, WV, and the Anacostia River section, among others, might not be so challenging.
 
Chapter Twenty


“It's just a public domain data base in a snazzy wrapper? Is that what you're saying?” Shelly Burningbush asked Gantry.

“I think so. You'll have to ask Tom. I'm no programmer.”

She didn't need to ask. Tom explained, “It's based on SQL, a database invented by IBM. We use Ingres, a free version developed at Berkeley. There are some other free ones around, but we could hire guys familiar with Ingres, so that's what we use. The front end isn't so trivial that you could call it a wrapper, but you have the concept right.”

“What's to stop somebody from ripping off your idea?”

“Not much, except it would cost more to develop a clone that it would to buy our program. I believe we have some copyright protection, but I don't know much about the legal questions. How's the work coming?”

“It's great and I need the money. I want to go to Europe in the fall,” Shelly explained.

At one o'clock, Shelly broke for lunch and went outside. The neighborhood wasn't inviting, but it was safe and the weather was good. She waited until she was a block and a half from the warehouse to telephone her mentor.

“I think you could steal the whole thing, Tin Man. Use some students to reverse engineer the front end. Decompile the C++, switch a few cosmetics, and you could offer a competitive product.”

“You make it sound so easy. Did you have to sign a confidentiality agreement?

“No sweat, Tin Man. I'll be long gone before Tom or his people figure out what happened.”

“Shelly, will I see you tonight?”

“Sure, how about the afternoon. Around four? I want to get to sleep early.”

“I'd like it if you would call me Tindall instead of Tin Man.”

“Tin Doll? You think that's better? Did you get the vasectomy yet?” Shelly prodded, already knowing the answer was no.

Birth control was sore point with Tin Man. He couldn't come wearing a condom and Shelly hated the pill. It made her nauseous. IUDs gave her a rash. Some internal physical contour made a diaphragm unreliable. She wanted Tin man to get a vasectomy, but he got queasy at the thought of getting cut - queasy to the point of impotence whenever she brought up the subject; and it seemed that she brought it up a lot.

He also didn't like the spermicide that Shelly made him apply to her. More than once Shelly had insisted on oral sex after he had applied the spermicide. Eating that stuff gave him the feeling that he was killing his balls slowly, through his stomach. He had a dream in which his balls turned black and just fell off. When he told her, Shelly laughed and made fun of him. All she had to do was ask “Did you check your balls today? Are they black yet?” It was another way she had of killing his erection. Still, Tin Man couldn't resist her; her abuse only increased his need. He put up with the diaphragm, the gel, and the douche impedimenta she carried everywhere in an enormous purse.

It had started innocently enough, a straightforward transaction between practical people. He needed a fuck and Shelly needed an A. This year she was on her third course with him and expecting her third A. Three was all he taught; so they both knew this semester was the end of their arrangement. There was an edge of desperation in Tin Man's pursuit because with the relentless advance of age he was losing confidence in his appeal.

Shelly returned to her desk and Tom apologized to her. “I'm sorry about these etchings; I couldn't talk Brent out of doing them. Lisette has divided them up so we all get a share. Boring I know, but we need to plow through them.”

Shelly nodded and issued an indifferent “No problem.” So cute; so dumb, she thought. His hands are great looking, though. I'd rather feel him on me than Tin Man. She squeezed her legs together and felt a slight dampness. She laughed to herself. I'm leaky as a sieve. Yes, I'd let him even if he is a fag. I wonder if he'd want to … It wouldn't hurt to find out.

“Tom, what about this one? It's damaged. How do we note the condition?” As Tom bent over the description, she let her shoulders slump, which would allow him to look down her blouse, if he wanted to. He looked, looked away, and then looked back. Gotcha, Shelly thought.



Debbie was enjoying Al's attention. She usually liked very gentle sex, hints of touches, soft pressures, kisses here and there, no penetration, lots of emotion. Tonight, however, she felt a greater need and demonstrated her need to her partner.

“Wow!” Al sighed. “What's got into you tonight?”

“More like what got into me the other day?”

“Did you come when Mike …?” Al couldn't bring herself to complete the question.

“No, of course not. It was nice, though. Maybe it was the novelty. The naughtiness. He was very gentle and quick about it.”

“Did he remind you of your husband?”

“Oh, God, no. That's like asking if he raped me. Mike did what he needed to do; he knew I wasn't into the sex part. But I think he would enjoy a girl if he met the right one.”

“Did he use his cock to stroke you like this?” Al licked Debbie's blossoming labia. “I gotta say, I liked it when guys did that. Just rubbed against me, rubbed it in a little. So few ever did, though.” Al resumed her teasing licks and soon Debbie came the first time.

“Mike was nothing like that,” Debbie sighed. “But it worked, Al. I'm pregnant. I don't know if it was the first time or the second, but it worked. We're going to have a baby,” Debbie said, scarcely believing it herself.

“I can't wait,” Al said. “I swear your breasts are already fuller. You'll be a great mother. It's just … I'm not so sure about myself.”

Debbie turned to action and drove Al to a wracking orgasm with her hands. “You get so wet. Your amazing, Al. You are going to be a great mother, too. No doubt about it. I've seen you with kids.”

“Debbie, the thing is … You and Mike actually did it - twice. You created a baby the good old fashioned way. I'm feeling a little left out. It's psychological, I guess, but still ...”

“Think about this. There was no second time. Mike wasn't there. He left a vial of sperm for me. It could have been the turkey baster after all.”

“Turkey baster! You didn't really ...”

“No, of course not. I used a syringe. The only thing Mike had to do with it was supply the fluid and the bed. I thought about you when I did it. Actually Matt was there, sitting right outside the bedroom in the kitchen. That took any possible romance out of it.”

“But I thought Mike insisted on doing it the normal way?”

“After the first time, when he saw how clinical it was, he agreed to masturbate for the follow-up. The funny part was Matt really hated seeing his brother's sperm in the refrigerator. He said it creeped him out. Guys are so strange. And we're supposed to be drama queens.”

“No second time. Why didn't you tell me then?”

“I'm telling you now. Isn't that good enough?”

Al thought it over and hugged Debbie. “Yes, it's good enough. And you're right. Guys are sooooooo strange. And Ann is still determined to marry one ... after all you've told her.”




It was 4:09 P.M. and Tin Man was grinding away on top of Shelly without much result. Distracted, he wondered how such a young girl could have such a voluminous vagina. It seemed to have no bottom and no sides. There was no perceivable friction, just a kind of slurping noise. For the first time in his life, he gave up.

“Are you done? Because I need to do my nails,” Shelly explained as she dashed for her douche bag. She waved the douche gear at him. “Don’t want any Little Tin Men surviving.”

“Shelly, my name is Tindall. Please?”

“Don’t want any Little Tin Dolls surviving,” Shelly called musically as the toilet flushed.

“Shelly, you use three kinds of birth control. Killing the sperm now is almost sadistic.” Tindall reflected that there weren’t any sperm to kill. It was his erection she was killing. After the internal cleansing, she took a shower and dried her hair with something that sounded like a jet engine. Tindall concentrated on his first wife and was barely able to finish jacking off before she emerged from the bathroom looking refreshed and relaxed.

“Tin Doll, you look like shit,” she exclaimed. It may have been the first time since she was a sophomore that she paid any visual attention to the sweating man who was still breathing heavily and wondering where to wipe off his hand. “Have you seen a doctor recently? No? Maybe you should.”

When Tindall returned from the bathroom, she was sitting buffing her nails and admiring the luster. “So, Tin Doll, as I told you, I want a contract.” She glanced sharply at him. “I’m serious. I want it in writing – what I get out of the software deal. It was my idea. I took the risk copying the program. All you have to do is give some comp sci students an A in their humanity course to convert the program to the new BAS format.”

“BAS?” Tindall was lost.

“Burningbush Arnstein Software. I thought that had a nice sound.” She began applying a fresh coat of lacquer to her right thumbnail. “I want a garanteed minimum, a cut of the gross, and stock, Tin Doll. A lot of stock.”

Tindall finished dressing and watched Shelly waving her hands to dry them. She is pretty, he thought, in a youthful way. It won’t last, but, for now, the fetching Ms. Burningbush is hot. “I hope this is as easy as you predict, Shelly. I have a lot more to lose than you.”

“Aw, I can help. Do you want a blow job?” Careful of the new polish, she ran a finger down his zipper.

“Now? Now?” Tindall backed away. “I have class in a half hour.”

Shelly looked hurt at the refusal, but she knew his schedule by heart.




Lucky met Miriam in the parking lot of the garage. He carried the beer up the outside stairs and she helped with the strawberry pie. “You got this at the Watergate Pastry? Wow! I’ve heard so much about it. Lucky us!”

“No, I’m Lucky. You’re Miriam.”

“No, I mean …”

“I know what you meant. My name is Lucky. Actually, my name is Leighton Leavitt. But call me …”

“I’m Miriam; you’re cute,” Miriam joked back.

I’m not cute; I’m charmed,” Lucky answered, looking into her sparkling brown eyes.

“You two are off on the right foot. Let me help with the beer,” Al said, effortlessly taking the top case of the two Lucky was carrying.

“Lucky,” Tom called out. “You remember everybody? Ann. Debbie. Matt and Rawson. Mike, our most excellent chef.”

After hellos, Tom moved things along. “Miri, maybe Lucky should see the apartment before it gets too dark.”

Lucky left the choice up to Miriam, kidding Tom, “You can tell he works on a deadline.”

Tom shrugged his agreement but Miriam agreed. Ann said she was curious and asked to come along. The thought that the baby would crowd Apartment D had crossed her mind; and C, next door, might be just the place for her.

Miriam who had the key led the small procession up the stairs and opened C. They all trooped into the dark room. The only light came from the edges of the shades that effectively covered the windows. “Maybe there is a overhead light,” Miriam proposed as she looked along the wall near the door. “Here it is.” Click.

“Oh my GOD!” came from Miriam. “Vroom, vroom!,” was Tom’s comment. Ann was silent.

“It’s breathtaking. It’s absolutely … The colors. The dynamics. I’m calling Brent right now. He’s got to see it.” Lucky fumbled with his phone and dropped it in his excitement.

Every inch of the walls was covered with painting that must have required years of effort.. The entire room was a mural, a panorama of human motivations. Whether you chose to see virtues or vices depended on individual reactions; and they varied.

“It’s terrifying,” Ann finally said.

“What about the other rooms, do you think?” Miriam walked into a bedroom. “It’s here too.”

“Charles, it’s Lucky. Is Brent there? Damn. Does he have his phone with him? Damn. Why doesn’t he carry a phone? Tell him to call me please. I’m at Tom’s … For dinner! What else! … I’ve found something Brent’s got to see. What? Wait.” Lucky asked, “Could Charles and Brent come to dinner? Charles has already made a salad and he can bring some shrimp.”

Tom said, “Why not? Sure.” Ann nodded her agreement.

“Yes, bring it. Bring anything. Bring your cute ass, Charles. Just hurry before the sun goes down.” Lucky stuffed the phone in his pocket and was enthralled with the apartment. “Even the bathroom is awesome. Look at this. It’s obscene, I guess, but my God …”

Miriam was on her phone, too. “Hello, Mrs. Merridell? This is Miriam, with Continental Management. I’m at the Macomb Street house. We’ve opened Apartment C in the garage and it’s all murals. Quite amazing. Yes? Yes? I see… Yes. The prospective tenant is from the Smithsonian and he’s very interested. Ok. Yes. Thank you.” Miriam found Lucky in a second bedroom marveling at its ceiling. “Lucky, I’m afraid the owner thinks we shouldn’t rent the apartment.”

“No, no, of course not. These rooms should be a museum.” He thought of James Whistler's Peacock Room, moved into the Freer piece by piece. “Or maybe IN a museum.”

“Mrs. Merridell said that her family - who own it … there was a brother, a crazy brother, I guess, who lived in the garage and did the painting. I shouldn’t call him crazy. Mrs. Merridell called him ‘difficult and hard to manage’. Her father sealed the apartment and refused to discuss it. That’s all Mrs. Merridell knows.”

Lucky was beside himself. “This is amazing … unbelievable …” He kept walking nervously from room to room unable to look at anything very long. “This mimics every painting style I know and I don’t know them all. And the artist does it so well … He’s like a master of everything!”

“Glad you came?” Tom asked and was astonished to get a hug in return.

“Glad? This is what every curator dreams of. It’s like opening King Tut’s Tomb! Finding the Rosetta Stone! Making love in the moonlight!” Lucky lay on the floor of the bedroom and contemplated the ceiling again from a new angle. He sighed, “Ok, maybe not that last one. But amazing … nothing like anything I’ve ever done before. Or seen before.”

Tom joined him on the floor. “You two are going to get filthy. There must be twenty years of dust in here,” Miriam cautioned.

The ceiling scene was in vivid colors and looked somehow familiar. “It’s like the Sistine Chapel. But more earthy,” Lucky opined.

“Look at those two,” Tom pointed to a corner of the room. “You think …?”

“Oh, yes, they are!” Lucky laughed. “The one with the big dick looks like you.”

“Lucky! Jeez …” Tom was red-faced and shot a glance at Miriam who was pretending she hadn’t heard anything.

Lucky counted a dozen couples on the ceiling demonstrating a dozen different ways to enjoy a comfortable bedroom. “It’s not pornographic. It’s joyful, saying that great sex is a human right. Yes?” Lucky looked at Tom and then at Miriam.

“I’m no judge,” said Miriam.

Tom said nothing at first; he just looked from couple to couple. “You’re right. Great sex should be in the Bill of Rights.” Tom added, “I just cataloged a drawing of the Bill of Rights.”

Lucky laughed again. “That warehouse is full of crap.”

“It’s funny you said that guy looks like me. I can see lots of my friends in these people. They don’t actually look like my friends, but they look like the spirit of my friends.”

“Yes, I get that. To the right of center, that rapturous woman, she reminds me of Gantry. Not that I ever made her look that way … I usually produce that result.” Lucky pointed to a laughing woman looking at a proud man showing off his moderately small genitals.

“That couple … I think the artist was in love with both of them.”

“A ménage a tois? I’ve never believed that was really possible. Sex with three, ok; but not love with three,” Lucky said.

“It’s possible,” Tom said. “It just doesn’t last very long.”

Lucky was struck by Tom’s comment and sensed immediately that Tom spoke from experience. He looked at Tom lying on the floor with dust balls stuck in his hair, seeing his smiling face caught in the odd light from the ceiling fixture, seeing at once the little boy Tom had been, the man he was, and the hurt he had experienced along the way.

“What?” Tom asked turning to Lucky, breaking the spell.

“No wonder Alistair drew that picture of you,” was what Lucky wanted to say. “Nothing,” was what he said. “I wonder if Brent’s on his way yet.” He got up and redialed Brent’ number. There was no answer.

Tom got up and brushed off the dirt of the floor. Lucky turned away and said, “I’m going to wait for Brent in the parking lot.”

At the bottom of the steps Lucky met the rest of the party about to enter for their own look at the paintings. He took some deep breaths of the fresh outside air; the atmosphere of the apartment had been almost smothering. His vision of Tom competed with his vision of the vast painting.

Charles was driving and parked Brent’s car a distance away from the garage. Lucky hurried over to them and opened the door for Brent.

“Brent, you won’t believe what I’ve found. It’s an entire apartment of murals that defy description. Well, that’s not true. Defy easy description, I mean, although it might take a book to cover the whole …”

“Lucky, I’ve never seen you so excited.”

“I don’t think I’ve ever been this excited. I’ll shut up and let you see for yourself.”

“Bring my cute ass?” Charles queried, breaking the silence.

“What would you call it?” Lucky answered genially.

“He thinks you don’t like him,” Brent commented.

“He’s right here listening,” Charles reminded.

“He’s wrong,” Lucky announced with finality.

They climbed the stairs and Brent became as excited as Lucky had been.




Phil awoke in a strange bed in a strange room. He sat up startled and bewildered, looking around in the dim light for anything recognizable. He saw the outline of a lamp on the table next to the bed and groped for the switch. The sudden light was momentarily blinding and then an austerely furnished room came into focus.

“You awake?” Serge asked. His voice came from the twin bed a few feet away.

“Where are we? I don’t remember anything. The last thing I remember was …”

“Take it easy. You’re fine. If you're groggy … I gave you a pill.”

“Wait. I remember …” Phil’s eyes widened. He pulled the sheet up to his chin and moved to the corner of the bed, leaning against the wall. “It was when we tried … The blades … hooks… my God, what was it!” Phil’s terror grew with his recollection.

Serge quickly moved to Phil’s bed and forcibly, at first, comforted him. “It’s ok. You’re safe. It’s over.” The terror never left Phil’s eyes.

“This is my room. Nothing can hurt you here.” Serge felt Phil tremble in his arms. He kissed the special spot on his left cheek; but still Phil shook.

“Serge…”

Serge held him tighter and kissed him again, soothing as best he could. “Where to start? My name is Alexander Sergeyevitch Markov. Alex, if you want. Sasha, if you want.”

“You’re a Russian spy. I know. I followed you …”

“I’m Russian, but I’m not a spy. I’m sort of a policeman. And I let you follow me.” Sasha kissed that spot again. “You’re in my room on the embassy compound.”

“Serge … that … that thing.”

“Alexander, you mean. That thing was something, huh?” The kiss was on Phil’s lips this time.

“We almost … it would have …”

“Yes, if it didn’t kill us, it sure would have made hamburger out of us.”

“Ser … Sasha, your English, it’s like 99% perfect. How ...”

“My father was posted in Chicago for five years when I was a kid and I’m pretty good at languages anyway.” Another kiss, sexless but comforting.

“We almost … You were about to …”

“Stuff a bomb up my ass?”

“Not funny. Yes.”

“A little adventure, Phil. We rob an apartment a couple of times. Almost get caught …”

“I saved your ass when you slipped on the stairs! You’re a terrible spy.”

Sasha laughed, relieved that Phil's panic had passed. “I’m NOT a spy. They don’t even live in this building. I’m a special agent of the Russian customs office.”

“Customs? How would they…?”

“Art, Artem Kos, if you want his real name, was suspected of stealing miniature transceivers and selling them to Iran via some Russian intermediaries. I was getting to know Art when you came along.”

“So my guitar triggered …that thing … ”

“Your D minor chord triggered the dildo to extend the blades and the hooks – they were just fish hooks; and …”

“God, don’t talk about it so casually. It would have, it could have killed you.”

“I shouldn’t have involved you. I could have done it alone.” Sasha kissed Phil again, with more passion this time.

“No, you couldn’t have. There were a couple things you needed me for. Like figuring out how the bench worked. And then there was that double-ended friend of ours. And …and you have a hard on.” Phil confirmed by touching of Sasha’s underwear. “You’re straight, you said. You better tell me about that, Alexander Sergeyevitch Mar- what?”

“Markov. I don't know what to tell you. I've never had a lover before.”

“We've only made love a couple times.”

“More than that. Like right now. I'm holding you, I can kiss you if I want, I can kiss that special spot you like. We can talk about anything. I think this is making love.”

“It's not a special spot. I made that up.”

“Now it is. It's special to me.” Alexander kissed him again on his left cheek. They stayed close, touching cheeks. Phil initiated the passionate kiss and Alexander responded.

“Wait!” Phil stopped as Alexander reached into his underwear. “This is your room. Are we being monitored?”

“Maybe. Probably.”

“Monitored?!? Voice? Video?”

“You get used to it. No secrets is liberating in its own way. Now let's make love the way you think of it, Philip Son-of-John Scott.”

"You know my father's name?"

"And your mother's. And your dog's. And your College Board scores."

"I don't know anything about you, Alexander."

"Let me show you why the kids called me Speedy. Spread your legs a little more."
 
Rory,
You were a busy boy while you were out of town.
Serge is Sasha is really Alexander, with Russian Customs,
and Art's Dildo would switch up into a lethal device?!

Lucky has been treated to the find of a lifetime, a museum of an apartment of sensual intrigue. The question, now, is what to do with it?

Meanwhile, "Tin Man"(make that Cunt!) is plotting with his Whore to steal the company's intellectual property.

Is Emeril in the kitchen? Things have definitely been kicked up a notch. . .
 
Things have definitely been kicked up a notch. . .

You don't think I've gone too far? DQ? Anybody?

One very kind person recently told me that he likes the fact that my stories are believable. I said to myself: Wait 'til you read the next chapter.

For the future, I promise I will never write about werewolves or vampires.
 
Washington Bureaucrats . . . Vampires . . . Werewolves . . .
Hmmmm, is there much difference? lol.

As to " have you gone too far?"

I can try to keep up with the reading and commenting, if you can keep up with the imagination and writing!

I'm never quite sure how you manage to keep all the balls in your juggling act flowing so smoothy, in the first place.

I think you're still in the realm of believable - parts might be stretching it, a bit, at least as compared to my staid, boring life, but it's intriguing as Hell, and not outside the realm of all things possible.

Go for it.
 
Aww and here I was hoping that Tom would be bite me! Love the update Rory, definitely looking forward to what happens!
 
Chapter Twenty-One



“Edmund, I'm still not dead and the prospect seems ever more remote.” Alistair sat at a kitchen table almost enjoying a scone and tea.

“You sound disappointed.”

“I had made my peace with it, which wasn't so easy, and now I'm going to have to resume my life.”

“Good. Enough of feeling sorry for yourself. You can get your morning business in the loo done and come with me to school.”

Alistair decided to spend his time in the library while Edmund taught English composition and rhetoric to business students who would rather hear about leveraged arbitrage. This place could do with some better art, Alistair thought, looking about the reading room. If one is going to hang copies, they might as well be copies of better things than these.

The copies were a lot of country scenes, cows wading in streams, horses acting unhorse like, roosters ruling the roost, animals acting like people, and people who looked like animals. Are they trying to inspire the students or put them to sleep, Alistair asked himself. He recalled meeting a charming woman from an art museum in Virginia who referred to a room filled with hunt scenes as “our petting zoo.” The bad art drove him out the door.

Alistair's fear of distancing himself from a toilet limited his walk to the vicinity. He followed Suffolk Road around the library and came to a very modern, which is to say, impractical-looking residence hall and a pleasant view of the Yare. Spotting a student sketching, he decided to have a look at his work.

“Quite good. You make the river look better than it is,” Alistair commented.

“That's what my sixth form teacher said. “’You have neither an eye nor the talent for realism, young man.' ”

Alistair laughed. “Are you an art student?”

“Accountancy. Me mum would never pay for art.”

“What is the focus of this sketch?”

“Nothing. I'm just drawing what I see.”

“What, in what you see, is remarkable?”

“Well … the bend in the river, I suppose.”

“Try drawing the scene to lead the eye to the bend.”

“What would you draw?”

“I'd draw you. You are the most interesting thing in this view. May I borrow your pad?” Alistair quickly sketched the head and shoulders of his subject. “There. See how secondary the river is?”

The student looked at Alistair's sketch admiringly. “I improve on rivers; you improve on people.”

“In the future, when I'm looking at the roster of famous accountants, how will I know you?” Alistair saw the young man's puzzled expression and elaborated, “What is your name?”

“Oh … Alfred Booth.”

“I'm Alistair Dragon. Delighted to have met you, Mr. Booth.”

Alistair returned to the library and found Edmund waiting for him. “Sorry. I lost track of the time. I met a student.”

“Alistair, they caution us about molesting the students.”

“Edmund! Of all things! I gave him a bit of advice on drawing. That's all. As old and crumbly as I feel, I'm quite flattered that you suspect me of anything. Which reminds me … I did meet the nicest young man named Tom in Washington. I think I like the name Tom. He would be one to worry about, if I were inclined to stray.”

“So, for now, how do you feel?”

“For two hours, I haven't given the state of my health a thought. Now I suppose I'll have to eat something and ruin it all.”




“Mrs. Merridell, I'd like to propose we make the apartment an installation at the Smithsonian – basically remove all the interior and reinstall it in the museum exactly as it is laid out now.” Lucky was making his pitch to a woman whom he found very difficult to read. Whether she had any interest in art, whether she wanted to sell the apartment, or whether she gave a damn at all was impossible to deduce.

Marjorie Merridell lived on a piece of Virginia land west of Leesburg. The lawn was too big to mow and too small for horses. Lucky couldn't decide whether the adjoining woods were part of the property or not. The house was old and comfortable, but not lavish.

“Calling you Lucky makes me feel I should be playing cards with you, not discussing dismantling a garage apartment. Do you play cards, Mr. Leavitt?”

“Not seriously; a little bridge at school, a little rummy with my grandmother.”

“Well, I'm old enough to be your grandmother. Would you like a hand or two of rummy?” She was already fetching a deck of cards from the central drawer of a handsome old secretary.

“The art is remarkable,” Lucky commented as Mrs. Merridell dealt the cards. “Was your brother an art student?”

“He was a demon, mostly, a drunken monster. Teased me without mercy because I had curly hair at a time when every girl wanted it straight. But he did go to Washington and Lee for a couple of years. He may have taken some art, I don't really know. Gin, Mr. Leavitt.” She laid down her cards and picked up a pencil. “How many are you stuck with?”

“Ten, twenty, twenty-six, and thirty-one.”

“You should never hang onto face cards so late in the game. Do you like you play Hollywood gin? That's where we score three games at once?”

“Mrs. Merridell, are we playing for money?”

“Of course, Lucky, dear.” She gave the 'dear' a strange pronunciation. “A tenth of a cent a point? That way I won't have to sell my interest in the art if I lose. I believe the sun is over the yard arm somewhere. Would you like a drink?” Without waiting for Lucky's answer, Mrs. Merridell called out, “Eula? Two bourbon and branch, please.”

After three bourbons and two hours of play, Lucky owed Mrs. Merridell a dollar seventy-three. He paid her a dollar seventy-five, and she insisted on returning the two cents change. “I don't want you driving back to the city after three drinks. Why don't we take a walk and then you can stay for dinner?”

Mrs. Merridell was friendly, even flirty during the walk; but at dinner she talked about the apartment. “I'd love to just say yes, take it away, but it's not all mine. I own a half and I have two sisters, each of whom owns a quarter. We have never been able to agree on much about the estate. But perhaps you could persuade them into dealing with the art work as a discrete matter. Millicent is susceptible to flattery of an innocent sort and Merrilee is susceptible to a good fuck. Are you up for that?”

“Me personally?” Lucky was surprised by her directness. “I've done worse in the name of good art, I guess.”

“Merrilee is a good deal younger than I am and pretty in a Merridell way. It shouldn't be so difficult, unless … You aren't gay, are you?”

“To be honest, only if the job calls for it.” As Lucky said this, a picture of Tom popped into his head. There was no question that he could handle Merrilee; but he knew it wasn't the choice Tom would make. Tom would find another way.

Mrs.Merridell liked Lucky's answer. “You young folks are so eager to please. Merrilee would prefer her horse, I'm sure - and don't think she hasn't tried him - but you'll do nicely. Can you come back on Saturday? I'll give a little dinner party and you can see what I've had to deal with all these years. Come about six-thirty and plan to spend the night.” After Lucky agreed, Mrs. Merridell wanted to know other practicalities. “Can you afford the installation costs or do you need to raise more money?” She asked astute questions which Lucky answered as best he could; and some he couldn't answer. “I appreciate your honesty in saying you don't know. Maybe you could find out by Saturday. Good night, Mr. Leavitt.”

“Tom,” Lucky asked over his cell phone as he drove his Zipcar down the deserted US 15, “What would you do if business success depended on having sex with someone?”

“I'd try to see if there was another itch I could scratch first. If not, maybe I'd do it. I don't know; it would depend. I don't need to have sex with anybody, do I?”

“Yes, with me ...” Lucky tested, but Tom didn't bite and said nothing. “I'm kidding … seriously ... just kidding. No, I probably have to fuck an old woman who is part owner of the garage paintings. It seems as if I shouldn't have to; but, if I don't, I know the Met or the Getty or somebody will buy and move the whole damn garage without thinking twice.”

“Once more unto the breach, dear friends ...”

“Yes, but I don't get a glorious outcome to celebrate. Well, the paintings would be glorious, but … it sounds sleazy, doesn't it? ”

“I'm glad it's not me. Lucky, nobody would fault you if you did it.”

“Would you fault me? I … I value your opinion a lot.”

“I would fault you if you knew you'd hurt somebody else by going ahead. But even then … I'd have to know the details.”

“If we were lovers and I did it, how would you feel?”

“I think I'd understand, and I'd forgive you; but yes, it would tear me up if we were really lovers.”

“But since we're not, you'll just think a little less of me. Is that it?”

“Why is this about me, Lucky? Who cares what I think?”

Lucky got back to Arlington and wondered if his apartment was really as bad as he thought. He got into bed and decided two things. First, he would not be swayed about moving because on this one occasion Arlington was more convenient. The second decision raised more questions, but not troubling ones.
He decided that he cared very much what Tom thought of him.

A different itch … maybe if I took Janice Saturday? What if I took that brassy bitch Tom hired? Shirley? Was that her name? No, that would make me look dumber than Shirley. … No, better yet … much better … what if I took Tom? Maybe he could fuck Merrilee; he looks like more of a stud than I do. Maybe we offer the ass two bales of hay and she can't decide. Maybe she thinks we're gay and … No, that means she hates both of us. What if I agree and then tell her how much 'someone' will be hurt by my infidelity? Shit, telling the truth eliminates so many problems; too bad it doesn't get the job done.

Lucky rolled onto his side, a position that usually eliminated any unwanted erections. Taking Tom seemed to be the answer. Another expert wouldn't hurt his professional credibility and might help with the horny sister thing.

*​

Phil napped after Alexander's speedy hand job and awoke feeling relaxed and hearing music. Real music! He looked from the bed and saw Alexander sitting naked on the floor playing something like a small guitar. He was looking at a sheet of music and singing softly in a strange language.

“Are you going to sing to me every morning?” At the question Alex looked up with a smile on his face.

“Is that a balalaika?”

“No, it's a mandolin.” Alexander put the instrument aside and climbed into bed with Phil, giving him a kiss. “Don't I get a special kiss?” Phil asked, pointing to his left cheek.

“They're all special to me,” Alexander answered before he kissed the spot to which Phil pointed.

Phil sat up and looked around the room, mostly toward the ceiling. “Ivan, Alex and I are going to fuck now.”

“Ivan?”

“Yeah, Ivan. The guy who monitors you.”

“Oh, Dimitri. He's probably not watching now.”

“Good because I'm starving. I feel completely empty and I thought we could sort of fill me up – in a way - if you fucked me. You want to?” Phil lay down again and wrapped his legs around Alex. “I would like that very much, if you fucked me. And it kind of has to be you ...” Phil shifted so that Alex was on top of him, “because it's gonna be a long time before I ever put a dildo in me again.” Phil kissed Alex and opened his legs wider in welcome.

Alex kissed Phil until he was breathless and begging; then he hesitated, “I don't have any lube or condoms here.”

*​

They ran as far as Massachusetts Avenue and grinned at each other as they waited impatiently for the light to change. Once inside the main door to Phil's apartment their hands were on each other. They kissed on the second floor landing and their shirts were off as they reached the third floor.

Naked and in Phil's bed with all necessary supplies at hand, Alex wanted to change the rules of engagement. “You fuck me and then I'll fuck you, because I'll come that way and I can still stay hard for you.”

“Whatever ...” Phil didn't care about the details and would have agreed to anything. He quickly lost himself completely in the beauty of Alex's embrace. After sampling a variety of positions Alex came while he was on all fours with Phil slowly pumping him from the rear. Phil came when they switched to missionary, kissing and fucking, mashing their bodies as close together as they could.

“Pretty much perfect,” Phil said. “As in the best fuck I've ever had.”

“I was hoping you wouldn't come until I was fucking you.” Alex sounded disappointed.

“Maybe I will,” Phil suggested; but he didn't cum – not until Alex came, suddenly, unexpectedly, and with a stream of Russian exclamations. Then Phil experienced what? The only thing he could call it was a sympathy orgasm.

“I've never cum fucking a guy before,” Alex gasped, still making slow fucking motions into Phil.

“So it's curtains for being straight? That's over?”

“With you it is!”

“You want to do it again?”

“Right now? Иисус Христос!”

“What?”

“I said 'Jesus Christ'. Sorry, I'll try if you want, but I don't know … It takes a little time for the third ...”

Phil smothered the rest with kisses. “We have time. Don't we?”

“Um … maybe not all day. I was practicing for a reason. Dimitri wants me to sing and play the mandolin with some competence.”

“Can you use my guitar?” Phil's question was serious but he added, “Of course, the nice thing about that mandolin was that it wasn't big enough to cover much of you. I think I like naked mandolin players.”

“What if we go back to my room and you bring your guitar and maybe some condoms and lube? I don't have to practice non-stop.”

Back in Alex's room Phil looked at the music. “What is this? The words are like German that isn't really German.”

“It's the German they speak in parts of southern Germany and Austria. If you say it, it's closer to Hochdeutsch that it looks written down.”

“Hochdeutsch?”

“Standard German. We is w-i-r in standard German and m-i-a in Austro-Bavarian. The difference looks radical but if you pronounce them quickly, they're only a tone or two different. Mmmmph...”

“I love it when you pretend to be smart.” Phil kissed his German teacher.

“I'm not an idiot, Phil.”

“I know you're not. You just seem like an impossible combination: all those brains in a beautiful guy who loves getting fucked. You have me beat in all three ways.” Phil resumed kissing Alex and opening his shirt. “You're not dumb at all - just a little clumsy.” Phil pushed the trousers and underwear down Alex's thighs. He pushed on Alex's shoulder and Alex fell back onto the bed in a slightly clumsy way. Phil pulled off Alex’s clothes and began sucking the semi-hard cock in front of him. He got Alex hard easily and then looked up.

“You know I'm kidding, right?” Phil stood and removed his own clothes. “I'm half nuts about you, your brains, your body, the way you trip on fire escapes.” Alex smiled and waited for Phil to get into bed. “I don't care what your name is or where you work. I think you need to learn to like getting sucked more, and then you'll be perfect.” Phil resumed sucking and soon had Alex on the verge of cumming. He lubed himself generously and reached for a condom.

“We don't need to, unless you want. We're both negative.”

“You know that, too?” Phil asked. Alex only nodded as Phil sat down slowly on his cock. Once he was fully impaled he leaned forward and whispered to Alex, “There's nothing clumsy about the way you fuck.”
 
Rory,
A great update. It looks like our British friend, Alistair, is finally on the mend to a new level of normalcy - not perfect by any means, but a helluva lot closer than he's felt for a few days/weeks, now. And, he may even have found purpose in his sorry life.

Lucky - what to say about Lucky - the Virginia "Belle" is certainly a strong woman who likes her Bourbon and Branch. (Reminds me of a Joke Lefty recently circulated via e-mail). I think the idea of trying to disassemble the walls and ceilings of the apartment is wonderful - very nerve-wracking, but wonderful.
The price, though, what a price. This segment will definitely keep us spellbound for another chapter or so.

Phil and Alex, naked with mandolin, strumming and singing, naked on the floor.
Sounds erotic and romantic to me -- Sign me up!

Both are negative, and away we go -- Alex actually came, quite unexpectedly, while still residing, au natural, inside Phil!

Even if I got that a bit confused between Phil's place and back at the embassy, it's the essentials that are important!

Thanks for the update.
:wave:
 
Even if I got that a bit confused between Phil's place and back at the embassy, it's the essentials that are important!

A bit helter-skelter? I could have handled that better I guess. They went to Phil's to escape "supervision" and have returned to Alex's room for reasons that just may become apparent in the next chapter.

Sorry for the blatant tease. :D
 
Rory,
Teases are good. I got another one from another author via e-mail, today.

The chapter wasn't helter-skelter.
I was tired, bordering on brain dead. It's been an intense few days, starting Saturday AM, and my mind isn't staying as well focused as it otherwise might.

I have posted reasons why in another thread, and Lefty has shared with others in F&G threads I play in.

Bottom line - the fault does not lie with the author, but the reader.
 
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