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I just caught up with two chapters. Your characters are so colorful and yet so believable. I love your story. I wonder if Slick has anything up his sleeve. Racer must really be hot since he keeps getting offers from most of the people he meets. I wish I could see Racer.
 
Fun filled chapter, Rory. Slick really isn't as dumb as one might expect. He suckered Racer into confirming his being gay. I hope Racer forgets about the temp tat. Don't want to mar such a beautiful ass. I loved the seemingly new "phone sex" routine of Racer and B.J.

Craiger
 
Rory, Rory, Rory.

With BJ professing his love as a fountain of cum exploded over the phone, will Racer go too far with Slick, or the Food Truck guy, or the Tattoo Parlor Owner, or ...

He certainly gave Slick some incentive to win, though, didn't he?!
 
Thanks for all the positive comments. The fact that you guys like it keeps me writing.
 
Chapter Thirty - Boxed In


“Are you lying on the bed in your underwear ready to hear sexy things abut yourself?” I asked B. J. I lay back, closed my eyes, and played movies of his naked body in my head.

“As a matter of fact, I'm wearing a suit and about to go for an interview in Washington.”

“Oh ...” That was news. “What kind of interview?” It was already six-thirty in Monroe. That meant seven-thirty back home; and he couldn't get into DC much before nine.

“Ok, it NOT the Redskins, but it's close, Racer. Well, not too close. The Redskins office is in Ashburn, not DC. This is a PR firm in DC that works for the Redskins. They do commercial tie-ins with local businesses and charities. And they want to talk to me about being a rep.”

“Awesome!” I guess it's awesome, but what do I know? B. J. sounded excited.

“They're talking money that in a month will beat selling used cars for a year, if people like me … There's always that 'if', isn't there?”

“They're gonna like you, Beej. Everybody likes you.”

“They're picking me up in a helicopter at Dulles, so I can ride with the head of the company who's flying in from Europe or someplace.” B. J. sounded impressed, like an intimidated country boy.

“Just be yourself and talk football.”

“I guess … Hurry home.”

“That's just it. Slick lost the race today. He got boxed into the pack and finished fifth out of forty-three.” In Slick's world, fifth place, even thought it paid money, sucked.

“Gotta go, babe.” B. J. ended the call. Did he even hear the part about Slick?

After the race I had tried to cheer up Slick, offering to go for the massage, but it didn't help. Fifth place was nowhere. “Everybody has off-days, Slick. Gordon was a DNF last week.”

“It was the car that did not finish, not Gordon,” Slick groused, knowing that good drivers simply do not get boxed in. “Let's go,” he snarled at Randy, who waggled his eyebrows at me signaling it would be a bad night.

I declined an invite to dinner with Ches and Howard and went back to the motel, eager to call B. J.; but with that call over with so quickly, I kind of wished I'd gone with Ches and Howard. I was growling-stomach hungry. The track's food vans would be gone by now. The motel offered nothing. When in doubt, ask a local, I decided.

“Do they have food at the Leakin' Bucket?”

“You want to go there?” the desk clerk's eyes opened wide.

“I heard they have music tonight. And I'm hungry.”

“Music Night at the Leakin' Bucket is kind of special,” she told me evasively. “You might want to try that new barbecue place out on US-80. People say it's real good. Or there's ...”

I interrupted her to answer my phone. “Deputy! What can I do for you?”

“Are you gonna be in? I want to ask you some more questions.”

“Sure. Do it over dinner?” Adam was agreeable and said he'd pick me up.

“Was that Adam Adams?” the desk ckerk asked. “He's soooo dreamy!”

“You like him?”

“Can't you tell? We used to date a little. Tell him Cindy said hello.” She projected an instant vision of moisture, tightness, and squirming.

“But your name tag says Cheryl.”

“That's Sindy, with an 'S',” she winked.

Fifteen minutes later I said to Adam, “Sindy says hello.”

He smiled sheepishly. “That gal will not take no for an answer.”

“She said you used to date. She wants to get back together?”

“She wants to marry me; and one of these days, I'll probably say yes.”

He was wearing jeans and a white t-shirt with an unbuttoned plaid shirt over it. It was a winning combination that displayed a big part of the reason Sindy might want to marry him. The part I liked best he was sitting on.

“Adam, have you ever considered that maybe you might be ...”

“Of course I have, but you can't be gay in this town. It is not possible to live that kind of a life here. There are ZERO gays. Except for Luke, and he ran away ...”

“First of all, there are not ZERO gays. I met two of them today. And there has GOT to be more. And Luke didn't run away. His momma put him on the bus herself!”

“He's not running away from her; he's runnin' away from being bullied. The whole town gave him shit all the time.” Adam's fingers tensed as he gripped the wheel.

“But you couldn't arrest him. There was no proof, you said.”

“There was tons of proof! I just couldn't use it. He sucked my cock!” He cut off my comment with, “He sucked my cock three times. Three days in a row. I couldn't accuse him of doing it THREE TIMES without giving myself away. Gays get eaten alive in this town.”

“The guy in the taco van is doing ok. The guy in the tattoo parlor is doing ok.”

“They're not gay.”

“Adam, trust me; they are.” That shut him up until we got to a dinner that looked pretty decent. I ordered pork on a bun with the usual sides. Adam got a steak well done, which he had trouble cutting.

“Damn … tough as old boots,” he complained and then explained. “I actually like it medium-rare, but you want to order stuff that's been cooked a long time here.”

“What are you gonna do for sex in Monroe?” I asked bluntly while eyeing my pork sandwich.

“Fuck Sindy, I guess. She's pretty nice. Willing. Tolerant of fumbling.”

“You could go to Shreveport. Blow off a little steam.”

“Shreveport's not a lot bigger than Monroe. Sooner or later I'd run into people ...”

Adam, I just can't see anybody as hot lookin' and actin' as you being all bottled up your whole life long. Try New Orleans, then, or … eventually you'll explode. Maybe you'll be forty when it happens. And then you'll regret wasting all that time ...”

“Hot lookin'? Really? You think so?” He was beaming with pleasure.

“Hell, yes! I'd fuck your ass in a minute if I weren't ...!” Wrong thing to say. Before I finished the sentence I watched him blush and then go pale.

“Er, yeah, well the reason I called was … that Randy dude … he's been close to some big messes in the past. Drugs. Payoffs. That kind of thing. Nobody's been able to pin anything on him, but he's always around the track when it happens. On the fringes. Have you noticed anything strange going on in Slick's organization?”

“Did I say something wrong? Adam, I'm sorry ...” His abrupt change bothered me.

“Have you noticed anything strange going on in Slick's organization?” he repeated.

I looked at my half-eaten pork bun and wondered if it had been cooked long enough. The french fries looked safe, boiled in oil and all. I ate one and pondered Adam's question. “No, I haven't. Nothing that hasn't happened a bunch of times before.”

“He seems to get involved with drivers whose best days are passed them.”

“I don't think Slick's best days are over. He's just hit a dry spell. He'll shake it off.” I wasn't sure why I felt defensive over criticism of Slick, but I did. Aside from a few uncomfortable moments, he'd been good to me.

“Ok. Would you keep your eyes open for me? Let me know if something doesn't feel right?”

“What doesn't feel right is me shooting off my mouth. I'm sorry if I ...”

“ 'S ok, Racer. You done? Here, let me pay,” he scooped up the check and we walked toward the cash register. I noticed he got changed back out of a five. No wonder he worried about the cooking times.

“Wow. Bargain,” I said.

“I got a police discount plus my cousin owns the place. What it loses in quality it makes up for in cash.””

Back at the motel he stopped the car and waited for me to get out. “Adam, you are an awesome guy with tons of potential. You don't deserve a life of compromises.” I liked my use of the all-purpose awesome; it let me skip any reference to his fabulous ass.

“I like it here, Racer, and I know what I'm doing.” That didn't leave any room for discussion.

I walked toward my room when Sindy stuck her head out of the office door. “Did you tell him? Did you tell him I said hey?”

“I did. I think you'll be getting a call.” She whooped in delight. I had definitely made her night.

What a night. As my hunger ebbed, my horniness grew. B.J. was always good to talk to and Adam … I really would fuck him in a minute. Maybe if I'd played the night differently … No, I told myself. Jacking off is not an acceptable substitute … Maybe Slick is ready to go out after all, I thought. How could it hurt to ask? I walked down the breezway to his room, but stopped at Randy's.

“You're never gonna do that to me again! Got it!” I heard Randy yell.

“Shut the fuck up, bitch. You loved it.”

“There's blood on the sheet. I'm calling the cops.”

“As if … what are you gonna tell them? You were fuckin' me in order to get access to the track?”

I heard the sound of flesh hitting flesh. I couldn't tell who did what.

“Face it, Slick. I'm the best fuck you've ever had; and you're done as a driver. You need me or it's back to Possum Shit, Virginia, for the rest of your life.”

“Possum Trot!” Slick insisted.

“There better be a win tomorrow. Now get the fuck out of my room.”

It sure sounded like Randy was in charge of that relationship. I ran on the balls of my feet to get out of the way before Slick emerged from the room. I ducked into the office breathing heavily.

“What you been up to?” Sindy winked.

“Oh. Uh. Just a thought. Let Adam think he's more in charge. I think he's a little ...”

“Skittish? You sure got that right.”

“Mmm. Good night.” I left the office in time to see Slick go into his room. I walked through the middle of the parking lot to get back to mine.

“B. J.? You're back! How did it go? The interview … Oh, man, do I need to talk to you.”

“You want to know about my night? Or are you gonna tell me about yours?” he answered.

“Your story has got to be easier to tell.”

“Well, that's a fact. Racer, tell me you're not gonna get pissed off.”

“Why would I?”

“Because … the helicopter didn't go to DC. It went to the dead middle of darkest God-knows-where and I had to blow the guy to get home again. Do you know who recommended me for the job??? Can you fucking guess??? Todd Hinkley, that's who! He told the CEO of this outfit that I give good blow jobs!”

Laughing was the wrong reaction. “Well, you DO! You give great blow jobs.”

B. J. ignored me. “Hinkley is like the vice-president in charge of procuring tricks for this guy or something. At least he didn't say I was a good fuck!”

“You are, Beej. You're good at everything. I miss you. And I think I'll be coming home soon.”

“Racer, get serious. This is a fucking OUTRAGE!” B. J. had worked himself into a considerable lather telling me the story.

“It is. You're right ... Did you get the job?”

“I did.”

“Does it involve more blow jobs?”

“I don't think so. I'm probably just another notch on this guy's bed post. I'm reporting to some office on K Street in the morning.”

“I love you, Beej. And I miss you. Did you hear me say that?”

His tone softened. “I didn't hear the 'I love you' part. It'd be ok if you said that again.”

“I love you.”
 
Oh, Wow! So many sines, cosines, and tangents!

My advice to Racer would be get the "Heck" out of there, and back home to Beej! Right now, he could be walking on quick sand, and not realize it!

On the other hand, I'm hoping he'll stick around, just a bit longer, so We can find out what's going on!

Lovin' this story, Buddy! :=D: ..| (group)

Keep Smilin'!! :kiss: (*8*)
Chaz :luv:
 
Rory,
Things definitely are fucked up in Monroe, LA.

I agree with Chaz - Racer needs to head on home post haste.
(I admit Adam sounds hot if he could come out of the closet a bit more.)
 
Mystery and intrigue has suddenly permeated this sweet little Southern tale. Like Chaz and Don said, I would recommend Racer take it on the lam and get back to B.J. Love and sex is more important than trying to figure out what is happening between Randy, Slick and Adam...

Craiger
 
I hadn't thought of the situations that the guys above me had. Thanks for the story and thanks for the comments.
 
Chapter Thirty-One - False Start


The phone call with B. J. was not my proudest moment. Yes, I admit he almost cried when I told him I loved him. I swear the tiniest thing sets him off; but I do love him and maybe that sentimentality is part of it. Anyway it was all very nice up to the second I love you. Then I got a little needy, telling him how much I wanted him and complaining that at least he got off that night.

“I didn't GET a blow job, Racer; I GAVE a blow job. There a huge difference, especially when it wasn't my idea in the first place and one of those God-damn Hinckley brothers … Todd … was watching the whole time and probably jacking off that micro-mini-cock of his.”

“Did you come?”

“No, I didn't come!”

“Were you and this guy naked?”

“A little.”

“How can you be 'a little' naked, B. J.?”

“I was naked and he dropped his pants.”

“Really … and how did he get you naked?”

“Does it matter? He asked me to try on some outfits.”

“I don't want to know.”

“Good, 'cause there isn't much more to tell. This is a terrible conversation. Just come home, Racer. Please come home.”

Ok, I was being unreasonable. B. J.'s night wasn't innocent, but that wasn't entirely his doing, was it? I'm mean … What? Fuck, yes, it was totally his fault! You don't just go around giving blow jobs to random people unless they're offering … Offering what?? A million?

I guess it would be ok for a million. I had sex with Tommy Lee for a lot less than that. What about five hundred? That's what Tommy Lee gave me. It seemed like a lot. Did B. J. get five hundred? He shouldn't do it for five hundred. He's worth much more than that. I'm not sure he's worth a million, but five hundred would be giving it away. Fuck it, I decided. If he's getting blow jobs … or giving them … I'm going to the Leakin' Bucket. What was that van cook's name? Did he tell me? I tried to think of it and came up empty.

The Leakin' Bucket was on the end of a small six-storefront strip mall with two rows of parking, one against the stores and the other against the street. I drove down the aisle between them and couldn't find a place. Beyond another bar at the opposite end of the little mall a sign said more parking in the rear. The rear lot was almost full; I parked in one of the few empty places located as far from the Leakin' Bucket as possible. It was barely ten o'clock; Monroe, apparently, featured an early crowd. I walked around to the front noticing and skirting a large mud puddle just in time.

In front I first encountered the other bar. Cajun Rene's Cafe appropriately had half-height cafe curtains across the front, giving me a view of a dark, older looking place that glowed with a red hue, maybe half-full with older people who looked like they hadn't glowed in years. I spotted a familiar face at the bar and went in.

“Adam, guess I'm just lucky meeting you twice in one night.” I gave him a smile hoping for a welcome. He looked at me uncomprehendingly for a long instant.

“Racer ...” Adam had had a few beers, judging from his voice and the bottle in front of him.

“You got that right. Ok if I sit down?” I sat down whether or not he was ok with it; he didn't protest.

“Hi, hon,” the barmaid said. “Can I see some ID, darlin'?” I showed her my best fake ID and she grinned. “You don't look old enough for your driver's license to be so beaten up and hard to read. Friend of yours, Adam?” Adam nodded and the woman walked down the bar about ten feet to fix me a vodka tonic.

So … how's the food here? I got to feeling a little peckish.”

Adam delayed answering until after he burped. “Worse that the last place, to tell the truth. We have a law that says bars have to offer food and I believe that same bag of potato chips has been nailed to the wall since I been comin' here.” Suddenly he turned to me with a fierce, searching look. “Do you really want to fuck me?”

The bar maid may or may not have been able to hear him; I couldn't tell. She put my drink in front of me without any sign of having overheard. I sipped and thanked her.

“That's just one possibility, Adam. I didn't mean ...”

“I can't do that, Racer.” He sounded desperate. “I thought hard about it and … I just can't.”

“Nobody's askin' you to. Nobody's askin' you to do anything.” I signaled the barmaid and asked for a bag of chips. I laughed when she signaled back no.

“It's not funny, Racer. I thought about it. I tried to want to, but ...” Adam took a long pull at his bottle of Lone Star. “What are you doin' here anyway?”

“I was going to the Leakin' Bucket, but I saw you here and came in.”

“The Leakin' Bucket is all gays on music night.”

“I thought you said there weren't any gay people in Monroe.”

“Not real ones.”

“Not real people or not real gays?” He didn't like my question.

“You know what I mean.” He signaled for another beer.

“I'd say Cajun Rene's is about a third gay tonight – based on us two and the barmaid. She's got no interest in men, I'd say; that's just a guess, though. And looking around, I'd say that dude in the straw hat has fooled around more than a time or two – the way he's looking at us.”

“Racer, you don't understand this town … you come here with your Northern ideas and ...”

“First time I've ever heard Virginia called the North,” which made him smile.

“I know, it's just so different … Your accent sounds so fine. Educated. I like listening to you. We're too close to Texas here, all twangy and shit.”

“I only went to high school.”

“But you sound smart,” he repeated.

“I never said I was dumb.”

The barmaid arrived with Adam's beer and a bowl of peanuts. “I had to wrestle Rene for the peanuts. I won, in case ya'll are interested.” She made the bicep in her arm bulge impressively. “Now what's all this deep conversation about?” she asked.

“Accents. Racer's from Virginia. We're from here.”

“Sez you! I am from Memphis.” She patted her hair and gazed upward.

“You know what you get when you line up eight girls from Tennessee?” Adam asked and immediately answered, “A full set of teeth.”

“We say that about West Virginia girls,” I chuckled.

The barmaid smiled elaborately, displaying what looked like a full set of teeth. “Pretty aren't they?” she asked. “Should be; they cost a year's pay.” She primped again for us and then asked, “Why aren't ya'll down at the Leakin' Bucket? I hear it's a real good band tonight.”

“That's for queers,” Adam said.

She stared long and hard at him and finally said, “Oh.” She let that hang in the air a bit and added, “Can I get ya'll anything else? Another beer? A vodka? Lubricant?”

I laughed as she left; Adam didn't. “She callin' us queers?” he asked me.

“It's probably me. Maybe I give it away,” I suggested. Adam looked like he was about to wing the Lone Star bottle at the back of her head.

The bar maid returned with a Lone Star and a vodka and tonic. “That guy over there bought 'em.” I glanced in the direction she pointed and saw an older man in a straw hat raise his drink to us. I smiled and toasted him back. Adam scowled.

“Damn queers.”

“What's up with that, Adam? We're queers.”

Adam left the bar without touching the beer. I walked over to my benefactor and said, “Thanks for the drink. I'm Racer Tyree. I work at the track.”

“'Call me Rene. I have a last name but I can't think of it right now.” He sipped on something brown that half filled a glass; the straw hat hid his eyes. “I thought Adam might be loosening up a little. Guess not.”

“Is this your bar?”

“It is, such as it is.”

“Well ...” I was out of things to say. “I just wanted to say hey and thank you for the drink.”

“You're very welcome, Racer Tyree. Come back any time.”

I drained my glass and left it on the bar. I thought about proceeding to the Leakin' Bucket, but I'm not much of a drinker. I picked up a bag of Doritos at the Delta Mini Mart and went back to the motel.

Doritos and a Mountain Dew. Not a great combination, but they went well with some weird Japanese anime in which the elliptical dialog made no sense and didn't even come close to the depicted lip movements. I should have brought that book of Tolstoy short stories. I turned out the lamp and watched the TV in the dark, hoping to make the show more interesting.

Boom! Boom! Boom! On the door. “Racer, open up!” It was Slick. The booms repeated. “Hurry up!” I hopped around on the floor pulling on some jeans and headed for the door.

“Is there a problem here?” Adam' s voice.

“Fuck off.” Even tactful Slick again.

“Don't grab that!” Adam's voice with an urgency in it.

“AAAAGGGHHH!”

“Told you not to grab it.” Adam's voice again.

I opened the door and saw Slick on the ground and Adam standing over him.

“Is he DEAD?” I'd never seen a newly dead body before.

“You're looking good.” Adam watched me finish buttoning my jeans. “I told him not to grab the taser.”
 
Racer's door? Slick? Adam? Taser? WTF?? :eek: :help:

Keep writin', Rory, Bud! :gogirl: (!w!)

And ... Oh, Yeah! ... No Matter What ...

Keep Smilin'!! :kiss: (*8*)
Chaz :luv: \:/ :-< (group)
 
I so want to meet Racer.... He gets into the funnest predicaments.:lol: What in the world is Adam doing at the motel? Did he rethink his "I can't do it" stance? And Slick, probably caught Adam heading for Racer's door.....and you know how jealousy raises its ugly head. On the other hand, maybe the taser jolt will help Slick win a race or two. Thanks, Rory. Fun chapter.

Craiger
 
Rory,
I'm loving this chapter.
The banter at the bar, then Slick banging on Racer's door because he needs something - not that we're going to find out too quickly what, since he was just shocked shitless.

And, yes, Adam - our fine constable and protector of the peace - just happened to be in the neighborhood when he heard the loud disturbance and went to investigate.

Given the previous investigating he's done of Racer's body and attributes, maybe he wrestled with his demons and his needs and desires won the battle.

Can't wait to see what happens next. Never a dull moment around Racer, nosireesir.
 
Chapter Thirty-Two - Supercharged


“Why are you playing with his ...penis?” The unusual circumstances seemed to call for a formal term of description.

“I'm NOT playing with his penis,” Adam countered. “I'm patting him down for weapons. Open the door so I have some light, would you?”

“Why are you patting him THERE exactly?” The exact location of 'there' was right on his penis. It looked to me like Adam was massaging Slick in a very sensual way.

“Because he's got SOMETHING stuffed into his underwear! Help me get him inside.”

“I'd say he has his PENIS stuffed into his underwear.”

“It's always nice working with a comedian, Racer. Careful, don't bang his head on the floor that way. He'll complain about police brutality.” I stood and watched while Adam deftly opened Slick's pants and began tugging them off. Slick groaned in objection, but his muscles weren't working enough to do anything about it. The first thing I noticed was a key that lay under his dick and pressing into his balls. That couldn't have been comfortable. Adam removed the key. Then, like a baby, Slick began twitching and pissing all over the place. Adam expected it and moved out of the way. I didn't move fast enough.

Adam cuffed Slick; then, gotta say I was impressed, he effortlessly picked him off the floor and literally tossed him into a chair. “Watch him, Racer. Somebody'll be here to pick him up in a couple of minutes.” Adam left the room speaking quietly into a phone.

“He's still pissing!” I said.

“He'll stop,” Adam called over his shoulder and left.

Everything happened so fast. The first sensation that I registered on my brain was the unpleasant smell of urine. Second was my lack of clothing. A pair of jeans didn't seem like enough if more people were on the way. I took them off.

“Whut … doing?” from Slick.

“I can't put my underwear on OVER them.” It seemed totally logical to me.

“Fuck ...” It was the clearest thing Slick had said in a while. “Call Howard.”

That seemed reasonable. “Howard, Slick's been tasered and he's ...” I turned to Slick holding the phone in my hand. “Um, Slick, Howard hung up without saying anything. I could hear sirens.”

“Fuck ...” With that, Slick more or less just zoned out. He closed his eyes and began breathing with careful deliberation. His version of meditation didn't help him. Shortly he opened his eyes again. “Could you pull my pants up?”

“They're all wet,” I said. “Is your room open? I could get you something dry.”

“Fuck the pants, how about a bottle of vodka? I think I'm going to miss vodka the most.” That was a comment I didn't understand at the time, but apparently prisons don't serve drinks. It turned out I didn't have time to get the pants or the vodka; a couple of cops picked him up before I had time to do anything.

I had to do something about what was now my very smelly room, however. I went looking for Sindy. She was in the office acting very nonchalant. “Sindy, my room smells of urine. Can I switch?”

“Uh, let's see … 12, 18, and 19 are, uh, unavailable tonight … “

“Roped off as crime scenes?” I asked.

“Unavailable ...” she repeated without looking up from her monitor; but a noise got her attention. “Adam! You're back!” She smiled brightly.

“Hey, Sindy … Racer, sorry about this. We're going to need his room, too.” He was pointing at me.

“Adam, I don't have any spare rooms. We're full up tonight.”

“What about ...” He named some other motels.

“I don't know … A lot of people came to town for the race tomorrow.” She called three places and looked glum. “No luck. Marcie at the Days said she has been sending people to Alexandria and Shreveport.”

“Can I get some stuff out of the room?” I was wearing little more than jeans, a t-shirt, and shoes, plus there was my wallet with the track pass and my money still in the room, I hoped – if the cops had not already taken possession.

“Awesome night, Racer,” Adam said as he escorted me to my room. “I can't tell you much until all the charges are filed, but we got a lot done.”

“I mostly want my wallet and some money, Adam. I'm still hungry.”

“You should probably call me 'Deputy Adams' while we're around other cops.” We got to the door of the room. There were two other plainclothesmen and a uniform with a dog going through my stuff and the room. “He needs some of his stuff for the night,” Adam said.

“Things look clean here anyway,” the uniform said.

“Food?” I looked for approval as I grabbed some snacks from the minibar.

“Tell Sindy the dog ate it,” Adam joked.

“Kay would never do that, Adams. What kind of animals do you think I train?” The uniform had no sense of humor.

“Sindy doesn't know that. Ready, Mr. Tyree?”

I nodded and followed Adam, not sure exactly where I was going. Adam's official demeanor vanished as we moved away from my room. “You ok, Racer?”

“Sure. Why wouldn't I be?”

“There's a lot going on. Your whole race team is probably busted. I'd say you're out of a job.”

“Why not me, too?”

“Cause I have concrete proof you weren't involved. You were with me every time substances was moved.”

It took me a bit of time to comprehend all of what he implied. “Adam? Did you plan it that way? That I would be with you when you suspected something would go down?” He didn't answer right away. “Ok if I eat this Snickers bar?”

“Yes, to the Snickers bar. Maybe, to the planning business. What are you gonna do for the night?”

“Drive until I see a motel with a vacancy sign?” I had no idea what I was gonna do.

“I'm off now. Why don't you come to my place? You can stay with me.” Adam kept looking straight ahead, as if he was afraid of what my answer would be. We walked another dozen paced toward my truck.

“Ok,” I said.

“Follow me,” he said and I did. He lived about two long blocks from Cajun Rene's. It was walking distance, just as he had said.

I followed him inside the front door of a very small house and waited for him to turn on a light. Instead he grabbed me and kissed me. His hands moved, but his mouth never did. His hands got us out of our clothes and carried me to his bed, but his mouth just kept kissing me. Gently, mostly, but harder once we were in bed.

“I'm not as inexperienced as I told you.” That was all he said. He resumed kissing me and then his mouth traveled all over me centering, eventually, on my cock. I stopped him before I came and returned the favor.

I've always liked a responsive partner, but Adam made me think we had just invented sex. He made the sweetest sounds and moaned my name. I know he was close to coming, his balls were a tight mass and I could taste a salty preview of his load, but again he switched places. When I tried to stop him, he pinned me to the bed with his body and sucked me to a climax. I did the same to him, swallowing everything before he pulled me off his cock and resumed kissing me. His ardor cooled but he didn't stop for a long time, which was fine with me. He was a good kisser and I liked kissing.

Then abruptly, he half sat up and explained one thing, his level of experience. “When I was nineteen – that's your age isn't it? - I went to Biloxi in April, one of the first really nice days of spring. I went with a bunch of guys I went to high school with.”

“I'm actually twenty,” I told him.

“Don't interrupt,” he said and kissed me into silence. “At the beach I met a sailor from Gulfport. Actually, he was a Seabee, not a sailor; he made quite a point of the difference. An equipment operator, he said. There was an attraction, which I felt but didn't know what to do about. The Seabee, his name was Jon without the h, knew exactly what to do. Let's go to my truck, he said. Let's get that bathing suit off, he said. You ok with this, he asked. And then he sucked my cock. When he was done, he leaned back in the seat and said now it's your turn. It didn't take long. When I was done, he asked if I wanted to do it again. Yeah, I did! He picked me up that night; we drove out of town; and got naked in the back of his truck. We sucked each other all night, taking turns, trying every possible thing we could think of. We did it two nights in a row. At the end of the second night I grabbed him an hugged him. He pushed me away. I don't kiss and I don't fuck, he said. I just suck cock. That's all. That other stuff is for queers.”

Adam paused when the story ended; then he changed the subject. “So you hungry? Want me to make some eggs?”

I nodded and we put on minimal clothing, just underwear. “You kiss - you kiss very good,” I commented as he cooked.

“Yeah, but I'm queer. So was the Seabee, I guess, but I didn't worry what he called himself. He was a great cocksucker and that was all I cared about. You're good, too, Racer. No lie. You're awesome.”

I sat on his kitchen counter and Adam stood while we ate the scrambled eggs and toast. We ate in a hurry and exchanged greasy kisses in between bites. He told me a little more about the case. Howard was the brains and Randy was the connection. Drugs from South America was the commodity. Slick was a bit of a mystery and the extent of his involvement was murky. “Maybe he's just a user,” Adam said and shrugged.

“I don't know a thing! I swear … although drug use might explain some of Slick's moods.”

“I know two things,” Adam said, making me ask him what they were. “I know if we have any more sex I'm going to be totally in love with you, Racer.” And then he kissed me again, making it obvious there was going to be more sex. He pulled my underwear out of the way and started sucking me right on the counter top. He stopped and smiled once he had me erect again. “Nice dick,” he sighed. “Beautiful dick.”

“What's the other thing you know? How to get me hard?”

“No. The other thing is I'll probably never see you again. You'll be cleared tomorrow and then you'll leave. Tonight is a one time deal, right? So if you really want to fuck me ...”

We went back to Adam's bed and I wasn't sure where to start. Adam solved that for me. Like I said, he's a very good kisser. I was hard and ready, but I wasn't sure about Adam. “If you don't want to, we don't have to do this,” I told him. “I'm more than happy with what we're already done.”

“I'm scared to death, to tell you the truth; but I'm willing to try. I want you to be the one.”

My dick isn't grotesquely huge or anything, but it's thicker than average. I know it was uncomfortable for B. J. the first few times. Even Jared who had lots of experience always had a little trouble when we'd start. Still, Adam seemed really primed. I didn't want to disappoint him. And yet …

The solution, of course, was to let him fuck me, which I think he liked a lot better. He kept waking me up all night to talk about it.

“Racer, are you awake? Oh, man … that was so awesome. I never expected anything to feel like that. Now I see why you wanted to fuck me! Which you will!”

“But not right now, ok? Now we sleep?”

“You're SO FUCKIN' CUTE! I can't keep my hands off you! Or my mouth … Or my cock ...”

Out of self-defense, I had to fuck him. There was no alternative and it did shut him up. I gotta say his ass is just as awesome as I knew it would be; it felt just right, firm in the right places, yielding in the right places. And he was totally silent while we did it. No words, just a few groans of pain and maybe a few more of pleasure. With a little experience he's going to be a great fuck for somebody. Finally, we got some sleep.

And the morning wasn't torture at all. I didn't stay for breakfast so there wasn't a whole lot of time to say stuff. What was there to say anyway? It was a one-time thing. He knew that the night before. When it was time to leave, he smiled and said, “I think I'm gonna get a dog.” At the door he kissed me once and held me. For a few seconds I worried he wasn't going to let me go, but he did. “You'll be questioned about last night. Just tell the truth; they have nothing on you.”

I decided to go straight to the track to see what was happening there, not that I cared much. My big concern was what I was going to tell B. J. I hadn't figured out that part at all.
 
Another great chapter and addition to the story. You are wonderful, Rory. Keep up the great work. We can't get enough of your writing.
 
Rory,
Your chapters are so engaging - and engorging! You have a pseudo-understated way of drawing us into the most intimate engagements, wanting more and more.

Thanks!

I do wonder about poor BJ.
 
Another great chapter and addition to the story. You are wonderful, Rory. Keep up the great work. We can't get enough of your writing.

I so Totally Concur! (!) (!w!) (group)

Keep Smilin', and Writin'!! :gogirl: :kiss: (*8*)
Chaz :luv:
 
I'm happy for Adam. Finally he was able to quench his lust for a while. Racer will have to think hard when telling B.J. There shouldn't be a problem though, B.J. has been in a compromised position as well. Mystery solved as to Slick, Randy and the gang. Thank goodness Racer wasn't involved. Great chapter, Rory, thanks.

Craiger
 
Chapter Thirty-Three - Blown Engine


“I just don't understand a God-damned thing,” B. J. said, with a contradictory and welcoming smile on his face. He sat with a pile of mail in his lap when I walked in the door.

“What? The electric bill is high? I think Mrs. Luckett can tap into the tenants' lines whenever she wants to. I've always though this … from the day I moved in.”

B. J. got out of the chair and grabbed me. “I'm so glad you're back.” A tentative kiss said we could go to the bedroom right now if I wanted; it was up to me. “No? Ok, later … No, it's not the electric bill is just the fact that I don't understand shit.” His definition of shit included the entire known world. He eyed me and continued. “Like coherence, for example! Did you know there is such a thing as quantum biology??? And entanglement! That's another one. They claim that electrons can remember each other – sort of.”

“You've moved on from Tolstoy, I guess.”

“Don't mock. Although maybe you should. I should have paid more attention in school. Mr. Goronski … remember him? The algebra teacher? He begged guys to take AP math and who listened? Now I'm living in a hugely exciting world I know exactly zip-shit about! It turns out the whole IS greater than the sum of its parts. That's what coherence is all about.”

“You are greater than the sum of your parts,” I told him. An enthusiastic B. J. was always a wonder to behold. He was leading up to something. He followed me into the bedroom and watched me change clothes.

“That's the whole idea! The entity just by its existence adds some amount of energy beyond its constituent elements. Where does it come from?”

“Maybe it's like us. I think the two of us together are better than we are as just two people walking around. Maybe it's like love – in electron terms.”

“That's where Tolstoy was wrong, saying love is destructive.”

“He said SEX is destructive, not love.”

“Well, he was wrong about that, too.” He hugged me. “I'm SO glad you're back. I can't talk to anybody else about this stuff.”

I got back the day before after a long two-day drive alone from Louisiana. The morning after leaving Adam's house had been crazy. The cops, the FBI, actually, stopped me at the entrance to the track and took me to the local sheriff's office for questioning. I could see Adam at a desk, but he deliberately ignored me. The questioning wasn't bad, which is guess is typical when you don't really know anything. I gave them my Virginia address and I was released; free to go. Poof! Just like that. I looked for Adam as I walked out, but he was gone.

At the track Ches was livid, talking to himself. “So he ruins his own reputation! So what? He has to ruin mine, too? And that scumbag Howard! I trusted him!” He saw me. “Racer! What are you doing here?” He yelled at me, something he had never done before even when Slick lost.

“I just got released by the FBI. I came to see if there was anything I could do here. I guess the team is ...”

“Ka-fucking-put! That's what the team is! I got the pit crew packing up what's valuable. What I'm gonna do with it ... I have no idea! But as long as they're paid off already … God damn …” he groaned.

“Who's paid off?”

“The pit crew. Howard paid 'em a week in advance. What about you? Did he pay you?”

“Mmm ...”

“So he screwed you, too.” Ches paced the floor.

“Not literally.”

“Of course not literally! I just mean about the money. Your pay.”

“Oh. Actually he paid me for three weeks the day I arrived. 'Here, kid,' he said. 'Just don't go wrecking any of the cars when you're driving them.' And he laughed, like me wrecking the cars was real funny.”

“When you're driving them ...” Ches mused. “You do drive them … to test … and you're registered with the track … 'cause we had to, so they'd let you use it … and with the substitution rules being what they are … Racer, my boy, has anyone every told you how useful you can be? Hah!” Ches exulted. “Nobody's gonna blame MY CARS for a DNF and a scratch two days in a row.”

The race was at three. All Ches said was, “Finish the race! I don't care where you finish. You can come in last if you want! But don't wreck the car and FINISH THE RACE.”

I did in fact run last for the first half; then I got to where I could take the turns in a high and controlled skid. I was making up places on the turns and playing safe on the straightaways. I'd never had so much fun. I finished third and wheeled slowly into the pit. “Ok?” I asked Ches.

“Nobody ever drives that way! … High turns! … Insane! … THIRD PLACE!”

“I think it's the cast you put on the wheels 'cause of all Slick's bitching about pushing … Those tires really track in the turns. I couldn't go all out on the straightaways 'cause the tires were scrubbing, but I was killing it in the turns, right?”

“Do you know what the third place purse is in a NASCAR sprint series?” he asked me. I shrugged, having no real idea. “Good, 'cause I'm only giving you half!” Ches said and near laughed his ass off.

There was no celebration. There was no one to celebrate with. I picked up my stuff from the room at the motel and started driving northeast. I didn't get all that far before I got the shakes. All that adrenalin pumpin' and dumpin' over the last two days just about wiped me out in less than a hundred miles. I'm pretty sure I stayed in a motel. It looked like one when I left before dawn the next day. I really tried to make it home that day, but I barely made it past Roanoke before I crashed again with just a hundred and fifty miles to go. I finally got there around nine in the morning after not much sleep the night before.

B. J. was in the kitchen when I walked in the door. He looked so professional wearing a nice gray suit. He also looked beautiful and it wouldn't have mattered what he was wearing. I hugged him and kissed him and went to bed without much talk. When I woke up it was dark and B. J. was sleeping next to me. My phone said it was just after midnight.

I got out of bed carefully to keep from disturbing B. J. and went into the kitchen. A bowl of granola took the edge off my hunger. Oh what the hell, I thought, and poured myself a double shot of vodka. I put a coat on and sat out on the porch. I sipped and sat and thought. No work. Again. Maybe White Post? The track in Manassas would open in another month. Maybe something there? Washing cars. I was pretty good at that. A sudden noise startled me.

“Hey,” B. J. whispered. He was wearing sweats and wrapped in a blanket. “Welcome home,” he whispered as he sat down next to me. “Can you tell the vodka's different?” We shared a vodka-flavored kiss.

“What is it? It does taste different.”

“So if vodka's flavorless, how can it taste different?” he asked. “Never mind. I got it from Lamar Balcomb, the head of this consultancy I'm working for. It's grass flavored, he says. I can't really tell.”

“Balcomb is the guy you're blowing?”

“Just once. I think it's like he puts his brand on people. Makes you do something compromising just 'cause he wants you to. Then you're broken and he figures he can get you to do anything. In my case it was a blow job. In Susan's case … this girl I'm working with ... it was dumping the guy she was engaged to. Am I talkin' too much?”

“No. I love hearing you talk. Is he making you do terrible things?”

“That's the thing, no. I'm just doing normal PR type stuff. By the way, you got a Fedex yesterday while you were zonked out. It's on the table by the door.” B. J. pulled my hand that wasn't holding my glass under his blanket and held it. “Your fingers are getting cold.” He squeezed my hand and rubbed it between his. “Did I tell you I'm glad you're home? More than glad. It's like a huge relief having you here, Racer.” He pulled my hand to his mouth and kissed my fingers. “You want another drink?”

“I'm good. This one is just right. It's doesn't go so well with granola, but I can probably go back to sleep now.”

We went inside and B. J. took our glasses to the kitchen. I opened the Fedex flat and saw a scribbled note from Ches. “Here's your share.” That was all he wrote. No address or anything. Not even his name. There was also a check.

“Bed?” B. J. suggested, as he turned out the lights.

He was tentative at first, like he wasn't sure I wanted sex. I did, though, and I wanted him. He was careful at first; but after I said “Harder” he let loose and fucked me like he owned me. Which he does, more or less, and which I'm pretty happy about.

A bowl of granola, a glass of vodka, and the sweetest sex in Fauquier County almost put me to sleep. I got up one more time and went to the bathroom. The bathroom was just an excuse, however; I really wanted to look at that check again. I looked twice and still couldn't believe it. It was a cashiers check that said 'For third place' in the memo field. Each time I read the same amount. $367,452 dollars and no cents.

When I got back into bed, B. J. was half asleep. He hugged me out of some kind of instinct only waking up halfway. “I love you,” I whispered to him.

“Do you want to fuck me?” he whispered back.

“Tomorrow,” I promised him.

The next day, after getting back from White Post and Tommy Lynn's and listening to B. J.'s rant about quantum theory, that's what I did. And then we sipped some vodka on the porch. And then I fucked him again. It was great being home.
 
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