Chapter seventy
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Previously
After setting the exhaust fan on high, the five of them had a shower while the rest of us brushed our teeth. Jesse and I slept in one of the beds in the other room while Vlad and Ryan used the other. And sleep we did as we were “fucking” exhausted. 5:30 would come quickly.
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As was my norm, I awoke moments before the alarm would have sounded on the iPhone, removed my arm from around Jesse’s butt, and went to wake the twins who looked like angels, spooned together.
“Road trip!” I stage whispered, reviving them immediately.
Adam pulled me onto the bed between them. We all exchanged our first kisses of the day.
“This day has been approaching slowly and suddenly it’s here. I’m so excited,” Aaron said.
Get dressed or showered. I’m going to go for the extra layer of deodorant, get dressed and put on some coffee. I need to pack some more clothes and bathing suits because Vlad and I will probably go directly to the cottage from Ottawa,” I said.
“We showered after sex just before we went to sleep so we’ll get dressed now too.” Adam said.
I got Vlad up; he was already up, depending on one’s interpretation, packed my few remaining things, headed downstairs, grabbing my laptop and charger on the way. Aaron barely beat me to the kitchen, so I made the coffee and got the juice glasses out while he set up his assembly line. I was surprised that everyone got up. It was easy to tell the ones who intended to go back to bed as they were in their undies. Robb, Dino, Ryan, and Brad had to work today leaving Jesse and Danny to their own devices. I’m sure they will have fun! I wondered if James would catch them in the act because he would be back with Jeff and Josh by 9:00 AM. Maybe they would have a 5 way. I felt my trouser snake trying to get out, thinking of Jeff’s nicely trimmed hairy chest and muscles that didn’t come from a gym. Of course, my mind had to peek at his beautiful all natural 9-½” of manhood.
Aaron did it up right. I expected a sandwich to eat in the elevator on the way down to the truck, but it was a sit-down affair at the dining table, being a bit cool on the deck, especially for Jesse in his Timoteo jock/briefs. His body could lose considerable heat from those lovely orbs. Seeing Aaron’s breakfast gave me a good appetite; I didn’t need to be thinking about Jesse’s ass. Anyway, everything was great; the bacon was crisp in spite of him frying it last night. Maybe it was because of it. Another half-cup of coffee got me all set up for the drive, so I shaved, brushed and packed those items, filled my mug, and we were ready for our road trip! It would be about five hours according to the route I pulled up on the computer. On my suggestion, Vlad took a pillow with him in case he felt like a nap, and I had a good hug with Jesse.
Ryan helped take our luggage down, so we made it all in one trip. I entered the destination in the GPS as Vlad and Ryan said bye. You would think they were being separated for a year. It was a “feel good” moment: I was*pleased*they were getting married. I hoped Jesse would decide ultimately to emigrate to Canada after school and, if everything worked out,*we could get married also.*However, this was not the time to be considering it.*I needed to consult with Jesse for sure!
Although it was just before 6:30 when we pulled onto the highway, there was already a fair amount of traffic, but it was moving at the limit. Soon enough we were heading east on the 401 and I was sipping coffee from my awesome insulated coffee mug that looked like a Canon telephoto lens. I looked in the back seat, finding the twins using each other for pillows. I noticed Vlad had his seat tipped back and was using the pillow.
“You might as well just close your eyes and sleep. We will be on here until Belleville, then it’s north-east to Tweed to hit the Trans Canada Highway. It gets a bit more interesting up there, and is downright pretty in Perth where I hope to have lunch,” I said.
“Okay, but if you are tired and want me to take over or just talk to you, wake me up,” he said as he reached over and stroked my inner thigh, and a trucker gave us a blast on his air horn and a thumbs up. We waved!
Traffic was thinning out nicely now that we were out of Toronto. The GPS showed an arrow straight road, which I knew it was for the next hour and a half. I had plenty of time to think about our living arrangement, about how much I would miss the twins. When would Vlad and Ryan get married and where? It would be nice if they could do it on the pig roast weekend and do it at the loft. I could fly the twins back for the weekend: Porter Air, who flies from the Toronto Island airport wants just over $100 each way per person taxes included, so sure, I can afford it, and the trip is less than an hour. Perhaps it will be the first flight for them.
It would be nice to meet Ryan’s parents, and entertain Ted. I don’t know what I’d have done without him sorting everything out for me in the spring, then again when I purchased the loft and sold the house. He has touched all of our lives except for Jesse, James, and Danny. Ryan’s brothers should be invited, but I wouldn’t be upset if they weren’t comfortable with that. Ryan didn’t really speak of them. His oldest brother is married and quite a bit older. His other brother recently finished college and Ryan is just starting, so I guess there is four years difference in their ages. We could do the wedding in the late morning and have a lunch on the roof if the weather co-operated. The pig would be roasting for the teams later on. Darn, we need to find a band. Brad knew everybody so hopefully he might know of one. I hope all the coaches for swimming, diving, and gymnastics can make our beer bust.
School will be starting a week from tomorrow; I wish I was going to have time to talk to Jeff and Josh about a possible reno job for the twins’ mother’s house. Perhaps if the twins were busy getting the condo sorted out I might have time to do some rough drawings that I could send, along with an email indicating roughly what was to be done, so he could work out a price, or a guesstimate. I should phone my realtor and check out prices in the area of Réjeanne’s and Marie’s houses. Maybe it won’t be feasible after all, but we need to find out. The last thing the twins needed was trouble with Réjeanne.
We need to call Bruce McGovern at the bank. Hopefully he can join us for dinner at the school’s restaurant. His connection, which got Adam into UO with full financial aid, was worth at least the best meal in Ottawa. I fiddled with the GPS, zooming it out all the way. The Expedition’s optional navigation system - the first in a Ford vehicle - is located for ease of use. The 5-inch color display screen is high on the instrument panel, for easy visibility. It is located within the normal 35 degree vertical field of vision so the driver can keep the road in peripheral view even when consulting the navigation screen.
I noticed we were near Brighton, which was directly across Lake Ontario from Rochester. It appeared to be the widest part of the lake. I wondered how Kyle was. He would be in class shortly if he had a morning class. It was hard to think about Kyle without some hard daydreaming; I missed him and his Nordic good looks, blond hair, and strong fuzzy legs. I snapped back to the present and saw the sign that we were in Belleville and the next exit was for Highway 37 and Tweed. It’s hard to believe we had travelled almost 140 kilometers already with me planning out the next few days. There was a gas station a couple of kilometers after we turned onto 37 so I decided to top up the tank and take a pee break.
“Guys, we are past Belleville now, on our way to Tweed. Who needs to pee?” I asked.
Turns out we all did. I filled the tank first and moved the truck out of the way. It didn’t take much gas as the trip computer was saying 20 M.P.G. since we got out of the city. I normally drove in two wheel drive mode to maximize fuel economy. What can I say? It’s in my DNA. I tried to talk dad into the 5.4 Triton V8, telling him it was quieter, but the 2 M.P.G. difference was the deal breaker. Nevertheless, it never seemed to lack power and it was very quiet due to some tricky re-engineering for the 2003 model. They even used the engine as a balancer to damp out suspension vibrations. The ride was smooth because of the independent rear suspension and the air suspension assist on all four corners.
Vlad and I went to the bathroom and locked the door. It was fun holding another, breaking the monotony of the trip.
“Can I drive for awhile? I haven’t driven since I left Ottawa.” Vlad asked.
“Sure, if you have your license with you…”
“Never leave home without it, but I need a “G” license holder with me after dark,” Vlad said.
He was a careful driver, not intimidated by the size of the Expedition. For me, it was a welcome break to look at the scenery and chat with the twins.
“We have been back to Québec a couple of times, but we just took the 401, which is so boring. Does this route take longer?” Adam asked.
“This one is about five hours, or twenty minutes longer than the 401, but it saves 40 kilometers. The problem with the 401 is if there is a big accident, you can sit there for hours, with no way to turn around or get off, unless you happen to have a cutie and a set of twins with you, then, at least you can get off,” I said. Aaron giggled.
“You know, like I’ve never received road head but I gave it to Ryan on the way to the cottage. I guess those long distance truckers have some interesting scenery. Ryan didn’t even realize there was a tractor-trailer beside us until I finished and got my mouth off him. That’s when he gave us a toot toot and a wave,” Vlad said.
I saw a sign for Tweed which was coming up, and Highway 7 was just past there. When we got to the town we’d be about half-way there, and time was flying. I sent my Real Estate guy an email from my phone giving him Aunt Marie’s and Réjeanne’s addresses asking for a comparable for Marie’s and a guesstimate for Réjeanne’s, telling him it was ready for a complete renovation, or better described as a knock-down. I also asked the price on recent sales of the smaller renovated town houses on the street, telling him, at this stage, it was just to see if my ideas were even possible, and that he could use street-view on his computer. I told him I was away from the city for 6 days but whenever he had some information, to please email it to me.
Being on a quest for knowledge, I fired off an email to Jeff to make sure he got the money and to ask him about renovation costs for a complete re-fit of a hundred plus year old house downtown. I gave him the square footages, a rough layout for the two and a half storey house, and a separate basement apartment, explaining everything was to go except an old bathtub, two fireplace mantels and a stained glass window. The new windows on the front should match what is there now. The main floor was to be open plan. I sent off the pictures I took of the house to Jeff, also.
I was so wrapped up in planning the house that when I finished with it, I discovered that Tweed was history. We were on our way, with Perth about an hour away. Vlad was a smooth driver, content to keep truckin’ on, so I let him.
I refer to the Expedition as a truck which it is technically, but prior to the ’03 year it was built on the pickup truck platform. This year, everything was new or different about it from suspension to insane levels of noise abatement. The leather seats were comfortable without being like a couch. They gave proper support, so when you arrived, you got out and felt refreshed. Eddie Bauer models came with climate-controlled seating, which includes power seats with lumbar supports. These offered both heating and cooling through the use of an internal heat pump inside the seat structure that delivers climate-controlled forced air through perforations in the two tone extra soft surfaces. Controls allow separate settings for air speed and temperature for both the driver and front passenger. We put some music on--Adam surrendered his phone and I plugged it into the optional Audiophile system with its six-CD changer built into the instrument panel. It powers seven speakers, including a subwoofer, with 340 watts of peak power.
The first song up was Queen, “We are the Champions”, so we all sang along including Foghorn T. Leghorn, aka me. We really needed Robb along to sing falsetto. I quit singing after the first song, and the others followed my lead after the second. Aaron was curious about the condo: did it have a TV and a stereo? Was it far to get groceries? Was it air conditioned?
“All your questions will be answered when you walk in. I usually walked to the grocery store unless I was doing a big shop, then I took my uncle’s old Grand Marquis. I looked silly in it, but since I lived downtown, I rarely drove anywhere, and don’t have my full license yet. I should sell it. It looks like a boat,” Vlad said.
“Does it run well and look alright, or does it send out clouds of smoke or have rust holes?” Adam asked.
“The car is fine, but old, like ten years old maybe. It looks good with an interior resembling a bordello. It’s just not me. I don’t even carry collision insurance, figuring if I crash it, it’ll go to the scrap yard. Why do you ask?”
“We both have our “G”. This drive is pretty stress free, and if we had a car, we could come home to visit more often if Scott would let us buy it,” Adam suggested.
“Like I’ll show it to you and all, but I had another idea for it. Ryan hates driving his Mustang in the winter, and the old Mercury plows through anything, trust me because we get some dreadful winters here,” Vlad said.
“I have two thoughts on the issue; if you give it to Ryan, he needs to park it somewhere; if you sell it to the twins, it’s just one more thing for them to look after. I wouldn’t mind taking my convertible off the road for the winter, which, if stored elsewhere, would give Ryan a place to park. James is parking in Kyle’s spot. I suppose we could ask building management if they know of any spots for rent. Let’s look at the car first as this is getting far too complicated,” I said.
“I smell burning rubber, Scott. I think your mind is speeding again. Just relax. It’ll sort itself out,” Aaron said as he leaned forward and gave me a neck massage followed by a kiss.
“You are absolutely correct. I guess I try to solve everybody’s problems. You guys need to make your own decisions, make your own mistakes. That way, you will learn from them. As hard as this is to believe, I’ve even made a couple.”
I got a good laugh. I guess they thought I didn’t make mistakes.
“I think I will rest my eyes for awhile. Look for Highway 43. We’ll hang a right and Perth is very close. The pub is on the left side next to a river if I remember. You know how to wake me,” I said to Vlad.
I settled into his pillow, inhaling the essence of Vlad. He used very fine perfumes from Europe, but used them sparingly so they mixed with his natural body scent producing his unique scent signature which was causing a stirring in my loins. I thought that it only happened in high school a few seconds before a teacher asked you a question.
“Who were you thinking of, Scott?” Vlad asked as he ran his fingers over my package.
“I cannot tell a lie. I was thinking of you, dear,” I said as I drew his hand to my lips and kissed it.
“The combination of your body scent and perfume imparted a light fragrance on your pillow, which got me excited.”
Vlad blushed. He was cute when he did that. He was always cute for that matter. There was something about him which made him sexy, and it wasn’t all about looks. He was the thinnest with the least muscle of our group. Perhaps he thought he needed to dress well to get looked at. That isn’t true because when we first met, we were nude. I guess the important part is that Ryan fell for him, and Ryan is what I call universally hot. Thinking of the pair of them didn’t make my boner go away. The road sign for Highway 43 and Perth indicated 12 kilometers or roughly 7.5 miles. My tummy gurgled remembering the Halibut and chips done in a beer batter that I had the last time.
Vlad wheeled the truck into a space right across the street. We got out and looked at the river beside the building the pub was located in. I guess it was a mill in a former life. All the buildings were stone, giving the town a distinct Scottish look. The door swung open, and someone put out a sandwich board on the sidewalk showing the specials for today. Talk about perfect timing; they just opened. It was 11:00 AM, so we got a table overlooking the waterfall.
Our server was a girl in her early 20’s with a pleasant smile and a hint of a country accent. We made it easy for her, all ordering the same thing, Halibut and chips with coleslaw and homemade tartar sauce. I decided against a beer, instead having a malted milk shake which I’ve heard about but never had, or seen anywhere for that matter. Vlad had tea and the twins both had chocolate shakes made with real ice cream, not the soft stuff.
“We are only about an hour away from my place, so there’s lots of time left in the day. How shall we spend it?” Vlad asked.
“Maybe we should start cleaning it up, and packing up the Scotch,” I suggested.
“I need to call Bruce McGovern at the bank,” Adam said.
“We could have an afternoon delight to break in Vlad’s bed,” Aaron figured.
“I think we can do all three. Whoever calls the banker should invite him for dinner at the bistro on Wednesday, and I wouldn’t mind a rest,” Vlad said.
-- When we finished our delicious meal, Adam asked if he could drive at least part-way to Ottawa before he forgot how to drive. Aaron made it look as he was biting his nails in apprehension which got everyone laughing.
He was very careful, taking the time to adjust the seat and mirrors, but once he got underway he was a good driver. My guess is that he hasn’t had a lot of on-the-road experience.
“Do you like to drive, Aaron?” I asked.
“I don’t mind it. We started lessons at the same time and took our exams the same day. I think I’ll love driving the Vette if you teach us how to drive standard. Adam is more interested in it*than I am.”
My phone rang. It was James calling about the butthead with the mahogany launch who called mine a plastic toy. James told me what transpired because he was in the shop and overheard the conversation. Apparently, things can get unravelled quickly with these rich bastards. Shortly after our unpleasant exchange, karma bit him in the ass. He suddenly needed a total engine rebuild on his 1952 Duke mahogany launch with a Grey Marine 75 HP engine as it seized. This wasn’t a cheap and easy fix on an engine that was assembled 60 years ago, but since butthead had the hull, transom, and decks totally restored last year, he apparently told James’ dad that he has always done everything right for his pride and joy, and authorized whatever it took to make it new, and signed the work order. His stock portfolio was leveraged to the hilt. A stock market correction initiated a margin call by his broker creating chaos financially. Next, his father died; he assumed he would be inheriting everything. Unfortunately, the old man wrote a new Will leaving it all to his grand-kids in trust. He couldn’t even use the big old cottage as collateral to cover his margin call or to pay for the boat repairs.
He had the temerity to blame his misfortune on James’ dad for overcharging him. He is the nicest guy in the world until someone questions his integrity, then look out.
“I have all the bills for parts and the time sheets for your inspection. You authorized the work to be performed, and I want to be paid now, or storage charges will accrue. If you can’t come up with the money, I will have to sell the boat to re-coop my costs. Anything over that will be returned to you. Please realize that we have started to haul boats out of the lake for the season, so it isn’t the best time to sell,” James’ dad told the man.
“Last year I spent $5,000 on wood replacement and refinishing. Your bill is around $6,000. I guess I could get at least fifteen thousand for a boat which has a market value of $30,000?”
“Come into the office and we will draw up some paperwork. If I get an offer under 13, I’ll call you; otherwise I suggest you accept it. Look at this listing on my computer; it has had 1800 views and the boat is still for sale after two years and it’s in cherry condition, and had a new survey two years ago, new 12 volt electrics, and rebuilt engine. On either boat, the owner must pay the broker 10% commission. All we can do is try, but personally I think it is overpriced at $15,000,” James dad told him.
“So Scott, I know you liked that boat; it was its owner whom you couldn’t stand. Butthead is demoralized now and only hopes to get 13 for it. I’m sure he would take $11,000. Dad said he would winterize it and store it in the showroom for you this winter because he will be making his 10% from the seller. Are you interested?” James asked.
“This sounds silly, but I need a boat for Thursday because Vlad and I are coming up, with the rest of the crowd arriving Friday. If I recall, that Duke is a three cockpit so it should seat 8 or 9?”
“That’s right, and it’s a four cylinder inboard, 75 HP with a 19 foot length and displacement hull, it isn’t the fastest, but it’s cheap on gas,” James said.
“Ask the current owner how important the fuel economy is after spending $11,000 in repairs in two years.”
“Touché! Point well made.”
I’m comfortable with $10,500. If you can get it for less, we can split the difference. I am giving you leeway to 11,000 if you need some wiggle room, although you know how much I hate to make butthead happy. It will be a zero-sum equation. I must get it at bargain basement pricing, so I guess I must win, and he must lose. Make me really happy and try to steal it. I love the boat. If he had been a gentleman and accepted my handshake, I wouldn’t be trying to steal it. If you need an offer in writing, scan the offer to my email. I’ll sign, scan and email it back from Vlad’s condo. I can pay in full on Thursday, with a certified cheque. If your dad needs a deposit, I can do it on my credit card. Ask him if he has a cradle for storing it, and a boat cover, and if he will throw that in. I’d like to get as much history as possible, old photos, repair bills, and the name of the original owner. If I get it, we need to notify the insurance company,” I said.
“That’s easy. The boat was originally bought from the Duke Boat Works in Port Carling by his grandfather, who left it to butthead’s father who kept it until a few years ago, and sold it to his son for next to nothing because it was in poor shape and rather than throw money at it, he bought a “plastic” runabout, so yeah, it’s been in the same family for about 60 years, in the same boathouse. I will phone my father now, and let you know,” James said.
"One more thing, James. After you graduate, consider a job in boat marketing. I didn't think I would be getting a new boat this year, let alone three. I also didn't think you could resell the demo boat three times and become a preferred dealer. Who says sex doesn't sell, eh?
I was so wrapped up in the conversation, I didn’t even know where we were.
“You have that funny little smirk on your face that you get when something good happens. Can I assume you bought a boat?” Vlad asked.
“If I can steal it. It’s a beautiful mahogany launch -- you’ve seen a couple of them at the lake. The guy that owns it is an arrogant asshole who has fallen on hard times. I hope it is ours on Thursday.”
“Traffic is about to get busy. Perhaps I should drive,” Vlad said.
Adam pulled off into a strip mall to switch drivers and stopped in front of the beer store, so I got out and got a case and got into the back seat with Aaron. We held hands while Vlad drove us to his condo. The traffic wasn’t too bad, and it was a nice view of the Rideau. We drove past the university, so I knew we were almost there. When Vlad put the turn signal on, I told Aaron that the cooking school was about two blocks further on the main road. In a couple of blocks we pulled up in front of his Condo.
“Sorry guys, I don’t have the access card on me so let’s go up and turn on the air conditioning, take a pee and get the beer in the fridge,” Vlad said.
We all grabbed something to take up, and Vlad opened the door. It was a pretty decent structure and Vlad’s unit was quite large and nicely furnished. Being the end unit, there were windows on two sides. It looked like a coat of paint would do wonders for the sale price. The master bedroom was huge, with a big walk-in closet, and 4 piece bath. It even had its own little balcony separate from the central one. The other two bedrooms were roughly equal in size and had double closets. A four piece bath was located nearby. Vlad turned the fan to high on the two air conditioning and heat fan coil units. The powder room was located in the entry foyer along with a large closet and laundry closet hiding the washer and dryer. The kitchen appeared to have been replaced not too long ago and was a good size with stainless steel appliances.
“Scott, look at this,” Vlad said as he opened two cupboards with one shelf full of bottles of single malt Scotch.
“There won’t be room in my Scotch bar for all that. What shall we do?” I asked with a twinkle in my eye.
“We could sort through them, pulling the nearly empty bottles out to drink,” Vlad said with a giggle.
“Or put some cases in my closet,” I suggested.
“Let’s get the truck in and unload it, then we can play,” Vlad said.
“Can you guys do it without my help as I want to check the internet to see what the boat or equivalent is really worth?” I asked.
“Sure, I’ll give you the password for the Wi-Fi.”
I quickly logged in to a site for antique boats, finding a couple of Dukes. There was a 1961 with a 175 HP 6 cylinder in immaculate condition with an asking price of $15,000, but it sold at the Clayton Boat show in early August for $9,900, and a ’57 2 cockpit With a rebuilt Buchanan Meteor 6 asking 15,000. I found a 1950 Port Carling Seabird for 15,000 which looked remarkably like a Duke. The founder, Charlie Duke died in 1954, but the company still services boats. Further research told me that Grey Marine engines were made by Studebaker, a long defunct car maker. Duke started sourcing their motors from Buchanan, using a 6 cylinder engine which was later found to reduce the boat’s seaworthiness. Based on this information, plus what James gave me, I decided to call James’ dad and start the offer at $9,500.
“He is at his cottage this week, but I won’t let him take the boat without payment in full. James told me you disliked meeting the owner. You’ll find yourself on the right side of history for that. I appreciate the business he has given us; as for his attitude, not so much. Scott, I’m not giving you a sales pitch on that boat, but honestly, you won’t find a better one. All the numbers are correct. The only modification has been the addition of a bilge blower, bilge pump, 12 volt system, new wiring, and electronic ignition. He might be a prick, but he was meticulous with that boat. It’s a piece of Muskoka’s heritage that will be entrusted to you to preserve if he accepts your offer,” he said.
“Open the door!” Vlad hollered from the hallway.
“Yes master,” I said as I opened the door and bowed.
Everyone was loaded like packhorses, clearing out the truck in one run. I followed everyone into the bedroom where Vlad emptied his stuff into a big suitcase to make room in the dressers for the twins to unpack their stuff.
“Do you have a fax machine, Vlad?” I asked.
“Isn’t that something from the typewriter era? Use pdf’s. I have a printer/scanner,” he said as he turned on the printer.
I was in the way, so I went back to the living room and checked my email finding one from the Realtor, outlining the information I requested. There was one from Jeff confirming that he would prepare a “guesstimate” and email it to me tomorrow if he finished it. The valuation on Réjeanne’s house was pretty low, which didn’t surprise me. The big surprise was the most recent sale of one of the renovated townhouses a block away. It sold for quite a bit more than the valuation on Marie’s house. When the value of both sisters’ houses was added together, it came to more than the renovated townhouse. I was still missing one piece of the puzzle, and as much as I thought back to those problem-solving exercises in school, the train was still going 47 miles per hour, east from Toledo, and I had no clue when it left or when it would collide with the faster one from New York. I needed a drink.
“Hey boys, can’t you get the clothes off the bed so we can better utilize it?” I asked.
“They are just trying on some of my clothes I don’t need anymore. We are almost finished,” Vlad said as a pair of shorts flew out of the closet.
Adam came out of the closet, so to speak, wearing a dressy shirt, black slacks, a smart pair of black leather shoes, and a casual vest, looking like a million. Maybe we could have come in the Mustang after all. These boys were going to be the best dressed in town. The only problem is that Vlad’s legs are longer, so Adam hiked up the pants a little higher to compensate, showing his bulge to perfection. I gave him a full frontal hug, and we ground our crotches together. I proceeded to undress him.
“No, Scott, I want to do a strip tease for you. Do you have any bump and grind music, Vlad?” Adam asked.
Vlad should have been a DJ because he had appropriate music coming from his laptop in a minute. He removed the vest, swinging it around a few times then let it drop, then unbuttoned his shirt and hung it off his shoulders as he danced around, blowing kisses to everyone. He grabbed my hand and held it against his chest. When I played with his nips, he removed my hand and moved near Vlad, where he finally removed the shirt, pressed the armpit of the shirt to Vlad’s nose, and rubbed his crotch on the lucky boy's leg. We were all hooting and laughing. Aaron giggled. Adam danced over to his twin, pulled the belt out his pants, tossing it on the floor, unzipped and unbuttoned his pants, all while dancing in Aaron’s face. He grabbed his brother’s hand and allowed a feel of his stuff, then said “show me yours, and I’ll show you mine.” Aaron’s pants were around his knees in seconds. Adam slipped his pants off, after kicking off his shoes, slipped his undies down over his ass a few times, backing up to his twin.
“What would you do to my perfect ass if you were permitted?” he asked Aaron.
Aaron didn’t answer; he buried his face in his twins butt, and for proof he enjoyed it, he was hard as steel with his the foreskin fully retracted. Adam wiggled his ass a few times, giving his twin better access until Aaron spun Adam around and pulled his undies off, having the thick, cut cock slap his face. While this show was steaming up the windows, Vlad and I managed to undress each other and I gave him head, standing by the patio door. The twins decided to switch up things a notch and were doing a sixty-nine on the bed. We decided there was room to join them, enjoying the sensation and feeling of love until Aaron started sucking Vlad. I needed a cock in my mouth, which Adam willingly supplied. Although I told everyone I didn’t have a gag reflex,*Adam's head was making a liar out of me, so I had to take him slowly. As we all had showered last night, and it was now Monday afternoon, we were all a little musky which was an incredible turn on. I kind of wished it was Aaron because his taste was more pronounced and made my pre cum flow like a river, so I probed Adam’s mouth, willing to accept even second hand taste. I got it and just about choked Vlad when my cock thickened with the increased arousal.
“Scott wants to sixty-nine with you Aaron, and I want Vlad’s dick in my mouth, or wherever he wants to stick it,” Adam said.
I kissed it, kissed his balls and played with him, told him I loved him, ran my hands up and down his legs, squeezed his balls: he returned the favour. I sniffed his balls and foreskin and almost blew. I was on the edge and knew Aaron was too, so I went face to face with him. What could be more natural than French kissing a boy named Aaron LaFrance? There would be only three nights to prove our love for each other. Regardless of the incredible sensations, the friendship and love that had bonded us, I felt a sense of impending loss.
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