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The City of Rossford

Another great portion! I am glad Noah confronted Casey the way he did. I think Chay is going to be in a lot of trouble with his Dad but still Casey should have known better. It's good to see Layla introducing Caroline to her family. Sheridan's chat with Dylan was interesting. I was surprised he was in contact with his mother. Lots going on and I am sure there is lots more to come! Great writing and I look forward to more soon!
 
Everything is being found out, but there is still more to come. Thank you for reading. I hope you have a great day.
 
WEEKEND PORTION PART ONE

CHAPTER TEN MAGIC CONTINUED


In the large bedroom, with the door locked, where it always happened, while movies were being shot upstairs, Casey struggled desperately to undress Chay, and then from behind began kissing him up and down while Chay’s hands reached back. Chay turned around and started undressing him, running his hands over Casey’s body. And then he was on his knees, sucking his cock, taking it deep into his throat. Casey’s fingers were in his hair, and then Chay came back up and they were kissing again and Chay was turning around and grabbing the window ledge. Casey caught his waist and slowly, and then with a fierce insistence, began fucking him, his mouth open, his cheek pressed to his back, Chay arching back while Casey sucked his throat.
They stopped for a moment.
“Wha?” Casey said, half dazed.
“Now that he knows… What are we going to do?”
Casey quiet, his face pressed to Chay’s back, whispered, “I don’t know.”
And then there was a sudden jolt, a startled sound from Chay’s mouth, a widening of his eyes as Casey entered him, and while Chay’s mouth opened wider, and his eyes went wider, Casey fucked him slow and steady, repeating with his thrusts, “I… don’t… know.”
Outside of the house, through the thin curtain, Keith McDonald watched them.
He pulled out his cell phone.

Logan was still half asleep when the phone rang. He was not all the way asleep, because Sheridan had just called him, and he’d promised to meet him.
“Sher?” he began.
“No, I need you right now.”
“I can’t. I’m busy.”
“I’ll pay you seven hundred dollars.”
“You have seven hundred dollars?”
“I do. I just need it quick. Alright? Same place. Same way. Won’t take that long.”
Logan stood there, his tongue pressed between his lips. He actually liked getting fucked hard by this guy, not having to pretend or role play. And it was quick. It was little more than busting a nut. And it was seven hundred dollars. Tax free.
“Alright,” Logan said. “I’ll be there. I just gotta call a friend.”



“This is amazing,” Paul said. “This is just amazing.”
“You’ve already said that,” Claire murmured.
“I know, but…”
“Let’s go in the living room,” Claire said, standing up. “And let them have some time to themselves.”
Paul nodded, but remained sitting, and then he said, “Oh… right!” and followed his sister out of the room.
Caroline, Layla, Julian and Fenn watched them, and then Fenn told Laurel, “You have a cousin. You have several cousins, I guess. Is Maia her cousin?”
Layla shrugged. “More or less.”
“You have a very complicated new family,” Fenn told his great-niece. Then he looked at Caroline, “You both do.”
“And my mother, our mother,” Julian said. “Where does she figure into it?”
Caroline looked reflective. She looked very little like Julian, more in fact, like Layla.
“Actually, Julian, I don’t really have any desire to know her.”
“But you came back,” he said.
“I came back for my family,” Caroline said. “And now I have one.”
“Yes,” Fenn said. “Yes you do. And as for Vanessa, I can’t really say I blame you.”
“You hardly know her,” Caroline said.
“Relationship never quite happened for us,” Fenn admitted. “Though Layla tried to make it happen. Once.”
Layla laughed and Caroline waited for an explanation.
“Years ago I brought Vanessa over for Christmas dinner and my mother nearly killed us all. I never tried that again.”
“It was an interesting holiday, though.”
“Yeah, it was the same one where you got Dylan.”
“How did you get Dylan?” Caroline asked. But just then, the door opened and Sheridan came in with the little boy.
“Dylan,” Fenn began. “This is my son, Dylan. And this is Sheridan. Sheridan is Layla’s boyfriend’s brother. It’s all a very small and incestuous world.”
Caroline was about to stretch her hand out in greeting when Sheridan said, “I gotta speak to you, Fenn. And quick. I got someone waiting in the car.”
Fenn raised an eyebrow, but gestured for Sheridan to follow him, threading his way through the kitchen.
“Dylan, play with your new cousin.”
In the library, he closed the doors and saw Brendan and Kenny driving up, getting out of Bren’s car and then coming up the little walk toward their apartment.
“At the movies Dylan told me something. About having a secret friend. He said that a woman brought him little presents and… things like that.” Sheridan lowered his eyes and added, “He told me I couldn’t tell you.”
“I knew I should have beat him more,” Fenn reflected. “Oprah said no, but what the fuck does she know about children?”
“Fenn,” Sheridan continued.
Fenn looked at him.
“He thinks it’s his mother.”
“Well,” Fenn shrugged. “I do too.”

“Am I in trouble?” Dylan said when Fenn closed the door behind him.
“Yes,” his father told him. “And a great deal of it. Now sit.”
Dylan obeyed.
“Where does she stay, and how long has she been around.”
“I knew Sheridan would tell,” Dylan said in a low voice.
“That’s because he has more sense than you,” Fenn said. “Or did you want her to take you away?”
“No!” Dylan’s voice was shrill.
“It didn’t enter you head that she might?”
“I don’t know!”
“Don’t wail,” Fenn said calmly.
He sat down in the chair across from Dylan. There were benefits to having a child when you were closer to fifty than forty and as far away from twenty as you could get.
“I don’t suppose you did think about it. Nine year olds shouldn’t. She gave you away Dylan, and then she disappeared for years.”
“I know,” Dylan said.
“She is capable of anything. And she’s as capable of taking you away as she was of giving you to us. Do you have any idea, any idea how I would have felt if my son disappeared?”
Dylan nodded his head. Miserably.
“Or Tom? Do you know how he would have felt? Do you have any idea how much we love you?”
“I know,” Dylan said, beginning to cry.
“Where does she stay?”
“I don’t know.”
“You don’t know?”
“She comes to me in the park. Across from school. And then she goes away.”
Fenn took a deep breath. He stood up.
“Alright,” he said. He got up and went to the door.
“Am I grounded?” Dylan said.
“No,” Fenn said, dismissively. And then: “Yes! Don’t you even think of leaving this house. If you leave this house I’ll beat you within an inch of your life, and then I’ll beat everyone in here and lastly I’ll find that woman and beat her. Do you hear?”
Dylan looked absolutely terrified, which was exactly the way Fenn needed him.
“That’s not an answer.”
“Yes,” Dylan said.
“Good,” Fenn Houghton said, and then he left the room.

Todd came into the house, Maia trailing behind him.
“You won’t believe what happened today.”
“Mommy met an old girlfriend,” Maia said. And then she stopped, pointing to Laurel.
“Who are you?”
“This is your new… step cousin,” Fenn said. He looked at Todd, “What are you all talking about?”
“Tara ran into Melanie Fromm.”
“Melanie Fromm is in town?”
“Melanie Fromm has been in town,” Todd said, excited. “And I told Tara I would take Maia back, and now she and Melanie are talking.”
“Well that should be interesting.”
“You think they’ll get back together?” Todd asked.
“Then Mommy won’t be alone,” Maia said.
Fenn told her, “Your mother’s never alone. I have to talk to your father.”
“Where’s Dylan?” Maia said.
“Being grounded.”
Todd raised an eyebrow at Fenn, but Maia said, “Can I be grounded with him?”
“Yes, you and Laurel,” Fenn said without missing a beat.
“Com’on,” Maia said to the older girl, and the two of them went up the back steps while Todd looked at Fenn. Then he blinked and looked at Caroline.
“This is my new niece. Only she’s not new. She’s thirty.”
“Pleased…” Todd began, reaching forward to grab her hand with a dubious expression, “to meet you.”
“And pleased to meet you, Todd. But there’s more news.”
“More?” his eyes went from Caroline to Fenn.
“It’s Dylan’s mother,” Fenn said.
“Dylan doesn’t have a mother.”
“Everyone has a mother,” Fenn said. “And Dylan’s is back in town.”
 
I enjoyed this first weekend portion! I think Dylan's mother is going to be trouble. It will be interesting to read what happens with her. It will also be interesting how Noah deals with Chay. Great writing and I look forward to the 2nd portion later on. I hope you are having a nice night!
 
SECOND PORTION

CONCLUSION OF CHAPTER TEN


“Where is Maia tonight?” Melanie said.
“Staying with Todd and Fenn.”
Melanie nodded her head. She swirled the wine in her glass.
“I thought you would be with someone else by now.”
Tara shrugged. “I didn’t want to be.”
Melanie said, “You were always good at being alone.”
“But I wasn’t alone,” she said.
“No,” Melanie realized.
“I always thought that people who just decided to have children had everything easy,” Tara said. “Because then they only had to be parents. They didn’t have to think about who they wanted to be, what their goals were or anything like that. You were a mother. You were a father. That was the most important thing to be. Everyone told you it was. I thought it was a cop out.
“And then I was a mother, and cop out or not, it was the most important thing. I haven’t had to worry about being alone for seven years. I haven’t had to worry about a lot.”
“That,” Melanie said, “is one thing I remember from being a stepmother.”
“My mother wanted to be a wife,” Tara said. “She said she lived for her children, but she was a much better wife than she was a mother. I never had that excuse. It let me be Maia’s mother with no conflicts.”
“She’s a beautiful girl.”
“I see a lot of Todd in her.”
Melanie said, “The eyes.”
Tara said, “Why don’t we talk about the truth?”
Melanie looked at her.
“That Maia is why you left. You didn’t want to be a mother.”
“I had been a mother.”
“I know,” Tara said. “I’m not blaming you. I’m just saying, let’s look at the truth. We were happy, and then I said I wanted a child and you were gone.”
Melanie sat up on the sofa. Her voice changed.
“It wasn’t quite that simple.”
“Did you think that you would come here,” Tara said, without anger, “and this wouldn’t be an issue? It was like I said I wanted a child on Monday, and you were gone on Wednesday.”
“And by Thursday you were pregnant?”
“I was thirty-eight years old. You were gone. There was no time to waste.”
“You didn’t think I might come back?”
“There wasn’t time,” Tara repeated. “And when you left, I knew what I wanted to do.
“Dylan was two, and not Todd’s. He calls Todd Uncle. Fenn didn’t care about not having a biological child, and Dylan thinks of him more as a father than he does Tom. Todd wanted his own child. He wanted a baby. He was desperate for it and Fenn told me that. He’d known for a long time. Every since Dylan, Todd was desperate for a child.”
“How did you all do it?” Melanie said.
“We fucked until we got it right.”
At the look on Melanie’s face, Tara said, “Don’t be a fool. How do you think we did it? Not that I haven’t thought once or twice in the back of my lesbian head about sleeping with Todd. He’s a nice tall drink. But anyway, we had Maia together, and she has his last name, which just sounds better. Maia Meradan, that’s just musical. And you know, it’s sort of like Todd and I did make love. The way we can. I do love him. I love the idea of having his baby. I would have hated the baby not having a real father. And… if Todd ever fucks it up, Fenn is there.”
Just then the phone rang and Tara said, “Forget it.”
But Melanie said, “No. You might want to pick it up.”
Tara went to the stand and picked up the cordless. The caller ID flashed FENN HOUGHTON.
“Shit,” she said.

Tom declared: “This is terrible.”
“You think?”
“Don’t be mean,” Bryant said to Fenn.
Fenn looked at him.
“Well, don’t,” Bryant said, shrugging.
Tom folded his hands together.
“This… crazy woman is talking to my little boy.”
“The crazy woman is his mother, though,” Lee reminded him.
“Yes, and didn’t you call her a crazy bitch the first time you saw her? And isn’t she? I mean, she stole my sperm.”
“Technically I sold it.”
“Yes, you did. After you stole it,” Tom pointed at Fenn. “And who in the world buys stolen sperm in a cup from a crazy black guy?”
Fenn looked at Bryant. Bryant said to Tom, “Now you be nice.”
“I showed her your pic,” Fenn said. “She thought you were beautiful. And Dylan does look a lot like you.”
Tom just stared at Fenn.
“I was just saying she wasn’t completely crazy is all.”
“Could we get back on track?” Todd asked.
“Thank you,” Lee muttered, beside him.
They looked at Lee.
“There’s no point in placing blame,” he said. “What we need to do is find out where she’s staying, and then confront her.”
“Well, how?” Tom said.
“Bait. You need bait,” Lee said.
“Now, you’re not making any sense either,” Tom said, crankily.
“Yes he is,” Danasia’s voice was low. “Daddy always makes sense. To draw this woman out, you need bait.”
“Danny, no.” It was Todd who spoke.
And then it was Bryant who understood.
“You mean Dylan.”
“Keep a close guard on him,” Lee began.
“Follow him to the park,” Danasia concluded.
“No,” Tom and Fenn said together.
Bryant didn’t say anything.
“What?” Fenn said to him.
“I didn’t say anything.”
“But you thought something.”
Bryant shook his head.
“I think they’re right,” he said.
“That’s great, Bryant,” Tom said. “When you have a kid, if you ever have a kid—”
“Now, who’s being nasty?” Todd looked at Tom, and there was nothing sweet in his expression.
“I’m sorry,” Tom apologized. “I’m scared.”
There was a knock at the door, but of course it opened before anyone could get up to answer.
“What’s going on?” Tara demanded as she entering followed by Melanie. “What’s this shit about Dylan’s mother?”
“We’re going to find her,” Fenn turned from the table and looked up at his friend.
“But before we stick Dylan on a fishing line and throw him out for crazy bitches, how bout I go downstairs for a legal counsel?”

“Of course there’s another way,” Brendan said. “You’re just being stupid.”
He had been asleep and, hair sticking up, was standing before Fenn in a pair of black briefs.
Fenn said, “I thought that if there was something I wasn’t seeing, then you would.”
“You hire an investigator or investigate yourself. Lee can do that. You track down all the women of that description. You track down the ones who don’t come from here, who are just in town visiting. The transients. Rossford isn’t that big. You whittle it down to Dylan’s mother. It’s not as easy as it sounds, but it’s doable and you promise me we’ll do that before you put your kid out as bait.”
“I was thinking that if we were just quick enough, even if she tried anything—”
“But you don’t know what she’ll try,” Brendan looked at Fenn levelly. “Do you?”
Fenn was silent.
“Look,” Brendan said, “most people would have thought about the police immediately. Your problem is you’re afraid of the law, and rightly so, since you stole millions of dollars from under the nose of the Port Ridge Police Department and covered up a murder. And maybe local police wouldn’t have been that helpful anyway. But I’m the law, and I can help you. Me and Lee together, we can track this woman in a couple of days. Don’t you even worry about it.”
Fenn sat on the edge of Brendan’s bed, and then he began laughing.
“What?” Brendan said, for the first time now looking very serious, and sitting down beside him.
“Even with no clothes on, you are an amazing man, Brendan.”
“Yes, well,” he said, holding his palms out, “You are sort of responsible for making me that way.
 
That was a good portion and great writing! I think Dylan's mother is going to mean trouble for a few characters. I hope she does not kidnap Dylan. It was nice to read some more about where Tara is at the moment. Have a great weekend and I look forward to more in a few days! :-)
 
i think if they had found out about it, then Dylan's mother definitely would have kidnapped him. There is so much going on, a lot of people need to be confronted or confronted again, and still, everything hasn't happened. Two more chapters to go. I didn't get to respond to your first comment because I was headed out the door and wanted to post before I left. Matt, you have a brilliant weekend.
 
ELEVEN



NIGHT FALLS IN ROSSFORD


DAN MALLOY GOT OUT of his bed to answer the door. As he did many times these days, he couldn’t help but think of when he’d first come here, when he had been young and full of the belief that he could do anything and this rectory was the most important place on earth. He was the youngest of the three priests living here, and there had been a maid, Mrs. Recklahn. She was one of Barb Affren’s sisters, long gone now. So if there was ever a knock on the door at night, and he closed his eyes and pretended not to hear it, he knew someone would get it. Now there was just him.
Again came the old idea of him as the last man on a sinking a ship.
I don’t even really know what I mean when I say that.
Stuffing his feet into slippers and wrapping his housecoat around himself, he crossed the threadbare carpet of the living room, and looking through the curtains and glass panels of the old oak door, he saw Keith McDonald.

“I’m out of control.”
“Yes, you are,” Dan said. He stood up.
“I’m so mad at you. I’m so disgusted with you.”
“Don’t say that, Dan.”
“Seven hundred dollars. Are you serious? Seven hundred dollars that your church pays you—and I wish that I had seven hundred dollars to spare—and you use it on that? My God!”
He stopped. He looked at Keith.
“What?” Keith McDonald looked up at him.
“And you still don’t get enough. It’s still not enough for you.”
“I came back for Casey. And Casey doesn’t want me. Casey wants… Some boy. Everything he used to do to me, everything he’s… having done to him, is with this boy. And what about me?”
“And what about me!” Dan said.
When Keith didn’t say anything, Dan continued. “What about me? All here, all alone. And you come back to town for… a man who is practically a prostitute. What about me! Keeping my vows, keeping my peace, always a listening ear. Going to bed untouched, half losing my mind, but having to listen to you. You and how you can’t keep your clothes on! Did you ever think about that? About my needs? My wants?”
At last, Keith said, “Poor Dan.”
“Don’t you patronize me!” Dan Malloy snapped.
“No one’s patronizing you,” Keith said. “I mean it. Poor Dan. Poor…”
Keith stood up.
“I’m a man,” Dan said, his voice thin. “I’m a man too, you know.”
“I know that,” Keith said. “But I was thinking how you were more than a man. How you’d gone to a place I hadn’t.”
They were facing one other.
“The only place I’ve gone to is being so alone, and so cold that I don’t even remember what it is to touch someone.” He looked around the kitchen. “I don’t even remember why I’m here. Why I came. I…”
Dan’s voice fell.
Keith looked at him uncertainly. And then he leaned forward and kissed him.
His mouth was on Dan and he murmured, “Do you want me to stop?”
Dan knew that he should say no, but he didn’t say anything. Keith’s lips were good on his, and he was shaking.
“Don’t shake,” Keith said tenderly. “Don’t shake. It’s just me. Of course I came back for you,” he was murmuring more to himself than anything. “Why would I come back for Casey? Why would there be a Casey?”
Dan started as Keith took hold of his sex and began caressing him there.
“Do you want me to stop?” Keith murmured, kissing his throat.
Dan made a small noise that was like, “uh uh.”
“You’re so rigid,” Keith said, his arms around Dan, kissing him, running his hands up and down his body through the old housecoat.
“I haven’t been with anyone in almost twenty years.”
“I know,” Keith was taking off his housecoat. Dan stood there in his pajamas, his ash colored hair sticking up.
“You want this?” Keith asked him. “I want this.”
“I’m just… I…” Dan began. “Yes.”
“Can we go upstairs?”
Dan cleared his throat, and then he nodded his head.
“Yes,” he said. “Let’s go.”

“I’m about to take you home,” Logan murmured, running his hand along Sheridan’s shoulder.
“I’d rather stay here.”
“If you want.”
“I do.”
“I don’t want to keep you. I don’t… If there’s things you want to do, I don’t want to take up your time.”
Logan was spooning him, his arms around Sheridan, and Sheridan looked out of the window.
“What else is it I would have to do?” Sheridan said, reaching back to touch Logan. “Dylan really liked you.”
“And I liked him. He’s a nice little guy. What did you tell him about me?”
“That you’re my friend. Because you are.”
Logan kissed his shoulder, and kissed up his neck.
“You didn’t say special friend or anything like that?”
“I didn’t say this is the friend who fucks me, no,” Sheridan said. “Did you have a job today? Is that why you were late?”
“Yeah,” Logan said.
“Did you make a lot?”
“You seriously want to know?”
Sheridan turned around in bed.
“What you do with other guys doesn’t have anything to do with me. I’m not stupid.”
Logan looked at him strangely.
“What?” Sheridan said.
“It’s just… I don’t know,” Logan went deep into the covers. “I’ve never known anyone like you, Sheridan Klasko.”
“I’m an ordinary white kid from Indiana. There are tons of me.”
They were silent, and the sound of their breathing deepened for a while and then Logan murmured, “No there aren’t, Sheridan.”
He leaned on one elbow looking over Sheridan, marveling over the gentleness of his face, the softness of his short cut hair, the tender shell shape of his ears.
“I hadn’t planned for this to happen, but I think I’m falling in love with you.”
One of Sheridan’s blue eyes flew open and shocked the hell out of Logan.
He said, “And I’m falling in love with you too. But let’s go to sleep and talk about it tomorrow.”
And then Sheridan closed his eyes, and was snoring.

Bryant got off his cell phone and returned to the kitchen where Fenn and Brendan sat at the table looking up at him.
“Call him again in a few minutes,” Brendan said. “I’m going up to say goodnight to Dylan.”
“It’s strange for Chad to be out this long, though,” Fenn said. “He’s not with Layla or any of them as far as I know. Maybe he’s with Claire.”
“No he isn’t,” Bryant said, irritably.
Fenn looked at Bryant.
“I’m not an idiot, Fenn. I know where he is. He’s fucking his boyfriend. I just don’t know who his boyfriend is.”


It was dark grey, nearly black outside when Dan opened his eyes. His face was crushed into the pillow and his arms spread out across the bed, spread over the neck and the back of Keith McDonald.
“What time is it?” he said.
Keith turned and the bed moved, and then he said, “5:45.”
“That makes it time for me to get up,” Dan decided. “Since it’s Sunday.”
Keith yawned a long time. He stretched and the bed groaned with him as he crawled out of it.
“It is Sunday.”
“There is a six-thirty mass,” Dan said.
“Do you want me to get going?”
“I think we’d both better get going.”
He heard Keith’s feet pad across the old carpet, and then the door opened and there was a thread of light. Keith was going down the hall to the bathroom.
Dan Malloy lay there, yawned and looked through the curtain on the small patch of black day-night. He stretched, curled into a ball and stretched again. When he was crawling out of the bed, Keith was coming back in. He hadn’t wanted to look at him. He was beautiful though, all of his body beautiful in the darkness, though his face was barely visible.
“Are you alright?” Keith said.
“I’m fine,” Dan said, though he was hugging himself.
“You are a man, Dan,” Keith said. “You are a human being.”
“What’s that mean?”
Keith was pulling on his underwear. He was pulling a tee shirt over his chest.
“You’re not some automaton, or some plaster virgin. You shouldn’t feel bad for last night.”
“Who says I feel bad?” Dan sounded a little defensive. He looked around the floor, searching for his pajamas, and then, quickly, came out of bed and pulled them on. He left his bedroom quickly, heading downstairs. Amazing how when he woke up alone he had such a hard time getting up. Now he couldn’t have slept if he tried. He needed to turn the bright white light on and make coffee. He needed to get Keith out of here.
Keith was already dressed and already beautiful when he came down the steps into the kitchen.
“Can I grab a cup of coffee before I go?” he said.
“No,” Dan said.
“What?”
“No,” he said again.
He stared at the coffee pot as the dark liquid brewed.
“In fact you probably need to go.”
“What’s that?” said Keith.
Dan turned around.
“We are very different people.”
Keith waited for an explanation.
“How can you be so… light hearted? And happy? That’s what it is for you, Keith. You just do what you want to. You… made porn when it suited you. Had an affair with Dena’s father when it suited you. Took up with Casey, again when it suited you. And then you hire prostitutes. Whatever floats your boat. And now me. Well, that can’t happen.”
“But it did happen,” Keith said. “It happened all night long.”
Dan grimaced, and put a hand up.
“There is such a thing as forgiveness and moving on.”
Keith moved closer, but it wasn’t really to Dan. He was looking out the window.
“The lights are on in Saint Barbara’s. You’re lying to me, aren’t you? You’re not doing the six-thirty.”
“Bryant Babcock’s uncle took it off of my hands.”
“But you want me to go.”
“Yes. I do.”
Keith shrugged. He thought of saying something untoward, but simply said, “Fine.”
And then he turned around, heading through the living room to the front door.
He shouted back, “I’ll let myself out.”
And then Dan heard the door close.
 
That was an interesting start to the chapter. It was nice to read so much of Dan and Keith. I am glad they had sex but it doesn't seem like it is going to go anywhere after how it ended. Logan and Sheridan are very cute! I was hoping Sheridan would get with Chay but now I think I prefer these two. Great writing and I look forward to more soon!
 
Since they're both priests breaking their vows and one is a sex addict who pays 700 dollars of his church's money to fuck male prostitutes, it probably won't turn out well. As for the rest, I wouldn't hold my breath for a joyful outcome just yet. Off to bed, and thanks for reading.
 
DUE TO THE NATURE OF THIS NIGHT'S ROSSFORD, THERE WILL BE TWO PORTIONS OF IT, THE SECOND TO FOLLOW A LITTLE LATER


James Lewis, who had been living with tension in the house and a very upset husband, heard the rap at the door and when, after six knocks, no one got up to answer it, he sighed, threw down the paper and went himself.
“Ron?”
A slightly darker, somewhat older version of himself stood at the door. He waited for no more words, but walked right in, a suitcase in his hand.
“Where’s Noah?”
“I don’t know.”
“Noah!” Ron Lewis called.
“What are you doing here?” James demanded.
“That’s a fine way to greet your brother,” Ron said. “A better way would be to take my coat,” he handed it to James, “and then to fix me something to drink.”
Noah came down the hall and blinked in amazement.
“I got a phone call from my nephew last night,” Ron said. “We need to talk. You and me.”
James, paused at the kitchen door, turned around.
“James, I’ll talk to you later, ” Ron added.
“You,” he said to Noah, “will tell me everything.”

When Noah had told him everything, Ron said, “I’ve said a lot of harsh things about you in the past, Noah.”
“You said I was trash.”
“And I stand by it,” Ron said, simply, taking off his glasses and polishing them. “Only now I add to to everything else I called you: coward. To say you’ve dropped the ball in this is….” Ron seemed to be deciding on a word. “Yes, an understatement.
“Where is the boy?”
“Chay?”
“No, Dutch Boy, you idiot. Yes, Chay?”
“He’s with Casey.”
Ron blew out his cheeks and looked at Noah in amazement. “Well, you have completely lost control, haven’t you? How much does my brother know?”
“Nothing really.”
Ron nodded, “He’s almost as stupid as you. Well,” Ron said, getting up, “Give me the address.”
“What?”
“I said give me the address, so I can go over to him.”
Noah blinked. It was so early in the morning, and he had always hated Ron. But he didn’t know what to do, and here was Ron with a plan of his own. So Noah said: “Alright.”

Early that morning they went to the McDonalds on Dorr Road.
“We should have gone to the pancake house or something,” Logan said, looking around as he stabbed the lid of his orange juice with the skinny straw.
There were only a few cars out on the road, and Logan wondered if they were heading back home from a night of parties, or were some returning from being with a lover? Or on their way to breakfast before bed? Where would any car be going or coming from Sunday morning, this early, when the sky was still pewter blue?
“This is good,” Sheridan broke the greasy sausage biscuit in half, and watched some of the flaky crust settle on the yellow paper. “I haven’t had one of these in a long time.”
“And then it’s off to bed with you, young man,” Logan said.
Sheridan chuckled and sipped his juice. He yawned. “I could use coffee.”
“You could use sleeping in.”
“I could,” Sheridan agreed.
“Does your family go to church?”
“That’s odd,” Sheridan said.
“Not really. It’s Sunday. Everyone’s Catholic here.”
“My dad is like half Methodist, half Catholic and we’re something in between. My big brother went to Saint Barbara’s for school, but my parents stopped sending me there after eighth grade. Mom’s Jewish, though. Sort of. Mostly. Sometimes.”
“That’s cool,” Logan said, his eyes lighting.
“I guess,” Sheridan shrugged.
“Ever been to a synagogue?”
“Not really. I saw the one near downtown, though. I’m not really into religion.”
“I…” Logan twisted his hands and thought. “I don’t know. I don’t believe in anything they told me, and I don’t like to go to Mass. But I like to sit in churches.”
“What are you?”
“Catholic. Sometimes.”
“Well, that makes sense,” Sheridan said. Almost everyone he knew was. And only sometimes.
“I like our churches. The priests might ask you to do all this and believe in all that, but the church doesn’t do anything. It just sits there and lets you be. I remember sometimes, when I first came here, maybe after I’d been working, I mean when it was a real hustle, I would go into Saint Agatha’s and just… be quiet. You know? Just be at some peace.”
Logan, who had been cracking his knuckles and staring off, refocused on Sheridan.
“Am I boring you?”
“No,” Sheridan said. He realized that, while he had actually been paying attention, he might have looked a little bored and spaced out.
Sheridan yawned suddenly, and put his hand over his mouth.
“That’s enough,” Logan said. “As soon as I finish this, to bed with you.”
Sheridan grinned at him, almost laughing, and Logan said, “What?”
“All you’ve been doing since about eight o’clock last night is going to bed with me.”
Logan, who was paid to have sex with people, who was so used to the business of sex he took pills to insure erection, went stiff looking at the boy in the open sweat jacket with the cropped hair.
“I love it when we’re together. I didn’t know what it would turn into it. I thought it might even get old quick.”
“It doesn’t get old,” Sheridan said, knowingly.
“No, it doesn’t.”

Logan was in bed, fully dressed in jeans and a wifebeater when his phone rang.
“Hello?”
“Can you take a client?”
“Are you serious? It’s like eight o’ clock in the morning?” Logan yawned through his complaint.
“He’s willing to pay an all night price, and how often do you get that?” Casey asked.
“Uh…” Logan put a hand to his face and, yawning again, turned to the alarm clock. “How soon?”
“In about ten minutes if you let him.”
“He’s coming here?”
“I gave him your address.”
Logan thought for a moment, and then he said, “An all night price?”
“Yeah, and considering you spent all night fucking Sheridan and wining and dining-”
“How do you know all that?”
“I have my ways.”
“Fine. Whatever. Yeah,” Logan pushed himself off of the bed. “Tell him to come over.”
Logan looked around the apartment. It was only semi-clean. A lot cleaner than a few weeks ago when Sheridan had first started hanging out here, but no palace. And, of course, he hadn’t washed. He’d flush himself out quick, just in case the guy wanted some of that. A few minutes for an all night price pretty much meant he could do what he wanted and Logan was so used to procedure that he had already filled up the enema bottle with warm water and was dropping his pants and his underwear before he had completed the thought. The priest over at the Episcopal church always gave him ample warning and Sheridan had never been inside of him, which he wanted, but they just hadn’t gotten around to that. He wasn’t used to that feeling he’d had in those earliest of pornos, where he wasn’t comfortable, where he was cleaning himself out too quickly, and a little cramped, and he knew that this was all, definitely work, a job.
Logan was flushing the toilet and hunting for a towel and lubricant when there was a knock at the door.
“Shit,” he said. And then half laughed. The toilet wasn’t clean, so the visitor couldn’t go in and use the bathroom. But one thing Logan realized was some of these guys were creeps and they didn’t want any mystique. For some people the dirtiness was the mystique; he might be turned on by a shitty toilet.
The hammering on the door persisted.
“Hold on!” Logan shouted.
He was coming to the door and the hammering continued.
“I’m coming. Hold on.”
He hated him already, really, and when he opened the door it was to a man a little shorter than him, but wider, with a dark beard and a bit of a belly. No real wonder why he wanted a prostitute.
“I heard you the first thousand times,” Logan said, opening the door.
The man grunted, came in and shut the door, saying: “Well let’s get on with this shit.”
Logan put his hand out and the man blinked. Usually there was a better way of requesting the money, but now Logan didn’t care. The man handed him an envelope, and then Logan walked to his room and came back.
At once the man was moaning and groaning and climbing up Logan, kissing him with his sticky mouth, rubbing his dick, sticking his hand under Logan’s shirt. Logan was keenly aware of not responding, of sort of hating this person. Sometimes the sex was less than great, and he knew he was, after all, a prostitute, but rarely did he feel… disrespected.
The man unbuttoned Logan’s jeans roughly and yanked his dick.
“Chill out,” Logan murmured. And then the guy was sucking on him.
Logan waited for it to end, but his teeth were catching his skin, his mouth was rough and the guy was biting.
“It’s not a hot dog. Chill out,” Logan said.
The guy looked up at Logan, saliva dribbling from his mouth. Logan hadn’t taken any pills, and so his erection was entirely based on his actual excitement, which mean it wasn’t there at all.
“Turn around,” the man said, sullenly.
Logan had never felt so much like this was a job.
“Turn the fuck around,” the man said.
Logan did porn. Guys dribbled over him, wanted to be him, wondered what it would be like to have sex with a hot guy like him, and this man thought he had just bought him and could do anything. He thought that’s what buying sex was like, that you bought the whole person. You could do any fucking thing.
“Look,” Logan said, now upright, “I’ll give you some of your money back. Not all of it, cause I’ve given you some of my time. But I don’t want to do anything else with you.”
The man reached into his jacket, and Logan’s pants were still down. Before Logan could think much, the man had pulled out a knife and it was at Logan’s navel. It was sharp. There was definitely blood. Dizzy, spinning pictures of all those boys who had died, all of those boys who people believed deserved to die, of that poor girl who had been raped and then gone in front of a train filled his head.
“Turn around and let me fuck you.”
When he could master his limbs and not confuse a foot with a hand, Logan slowly turned over.
“I want you on your hands and knees.”
“There’s… there’s lube in the bathroom.”
He heard a hacking, and he felt phlegm on the crack of his ass. A rough finger was rubbing it around in him, sticking its finger in his anus. He heard another hack, felt more phlegm. His face was hot and his knees hurt.
“Just… you should use a condom. I hope you have a—”
Logan’s head went roughly into the kitchen island, and then he felt the man situating himself on hands and knees, grabbing his hips, and he felt that penis inside of him, and then pressing on his anus. It wasn’t large, but he didn’t really know what he was doing. It was probably going to hurt.
And then he was fucking him. Slow at first, and now quick. He had reached forward and grabbed Logan’s shoulders for leverage and was shuttle fucking him, the way Tyler had done in a movie once when both of them had gotten a little high and were totally into each other and the sex had been so hot and the cameras were a turn on. Casey had been filming him then, and he was thinking about a little threeway action they’d all have later. It was the most completely enjoyable dirty sex he’d ever had.
This was not like that. He just waited for it to be over, and stop hurting. And he hoped that this man didn’t have anything, and he hoped he wasn’t some crazy fuck who would kill him, and he was aware that all the working out he did, all the weight lifting, all his good looks didn’t mean anything cause here he was, on his knees, in his house, being raped.
And then it stopped. There was a crash, and a shattering. Logan thought it was him dying. There was another crash, a hard hit. The man slid out of him. Logan’s anus was on fire. He felt ripped open and strange, and the man collapsed on him.
“Logan!” he heard a panicked voice.
“Logan.”
Logan tried to turn around. He didn’t really know what to do. He did succeed, eventually, in half turning, and before his dazed eyes, mouth open in panic, shaking his head was Sheridan Klasko.
 
PORTION TWO

They sat in the living room, and Sheridan was aware that he was trembling too. In the distance he heard the train passing. Above the naked brown trees, an orange sun was just beginning to rise.
“I left my phone here,” Sheridan said. “I was coming back and I saw the guy coming upstairs. I waited a while. I wish I hadn’t. But then I came up. I listened at the door cause I had a bad feeling about him, but I didn’t want to bust in and ruin your business. So I just listened.”
Neither one of them spoke. Then Sheridan said, “But when I knew….”
“You saved me.”
“If I had come in sooner…”
On the floor, in the next room, the man moaned.
Sheridan got up. He took the bat and quickly, savagely, hit him over the head again.
“Sheridan!”
“Fuck him!” Sheridan shouted.
Then Sheridan said, “We need to do something.”
“Call the police.”
“Fuck that,” Sheridan shook his head.
He took a deep breath, and then he screamed and punched his fist into the wall. He pulled it away bloody, and his eyes were filled with tears.
Logan got up and crossed the room. He held Sheridan by the shoulders. The boy was trembling.
“I’m fine.”
“I want to kill him,” Sheridan said.
“We need to get him out of the house. And… your hand.”
Sheridan shook it off.
“We can’t… take him to his car. Not like this. We’ll just… You got masking tape? I know you do. I saw it. We’ll just get some of that and put him in that little closet in the outside hall. The one with the padlock.”
Logan was physically much stronger than Sheridan, and it was not much of a problem to lift the man, tie him up and tape his mouth. Sheridan said, “Whaddo you need, babe?”
“Babe?”
“Do you mind?”
“No.”
“Whaddo you need?”
Logan’s apartment and an empty one across the small hallway were the only ones above the bait shop. Logan hugged himself and said, “I need to get in the shower. And… I want you with me. And then… I just want us to go to sleep together. I just want to hold you right now. Alright?”
Sheridan nodded and said, “Go on inside. I’ll lock him up. I’ve got this covered.”
Logan nodded somewhat doubtfully and then went back in.
Sheridan waited for him to be gone, and then he took the knife and, vengefully, sliced at the man’s arm. The man started from unconsciousness, and blood spurted through his sleeve.
“Take that, fucker,” Sheridan murmured. And then he kicked him in the head and shut the door, locking him inside.


“I didn’t want to be this way,” Logan said. “I wanted to be so much better for you.”
Sheridan didn’t respond except to continue to wash Logan’s body under the hot showerhead. This was the hottest water Sheridan had ever been under. Surprising given the quality of the building. Sheridan continued to lather soap onto the sponge and wash Logan’s trembling body. He was trembling too. Often they stopped under the water and just held each other. It was a long time before they came out and toweled each other, saying nothing. And then Logan took him by the hand and they went to bed. They stretched out side by side hearing a few cars pass by, hearing, again, a train on the tracks. The sky coming through the curtains was blue, and the steam in the radiators made a dinging noise.
“What time is it?” Sheridan asked.
“I don’t think it’s even ten o’ clock,” Logan told him. But he didn’t turn to look. He just pulled Sheridan to him.
“I should never have left you. Why did you take that guy?”
“Casey called me. Casey sent him here.”
Sheridan yawned. “Casey needs to be hit in the face.”
Logan chuckled a little. They drifted into a half sleep.
The half sleep turned into kissing and hugging, fondling.
“You’ve never been inside of me,” Logan said.
“But you just…”
“You won’t hurt me if you do, Sheridan. I… can’t have him be the last person in me. Not when you’re here.” His hand traveled down Sheridan’s body.
“I want you to be in me, and I want you to come when you’re in me. Is that alright?”
Sheridan was already trembling. His penis was already firm. They linked limbs and hands and kissed. They made love and sucked each other. Somehow the escape from death, the saving in the middle of the rape, made everything more intense. Sheridan was afraid that this wasn’t smart. But then it made sense that the way Logan would recover from being attacked, for actually being forced into sex, would be to have sex. There was something so intense about him that Sheridan was afraid until he found the intensity in himself. He had never been in Logan before. While Sheridan lay on his back, Logan sat down on him, drawing him inside, and they both made a startled noise. His buttocks were so firm and perfectly round, so very tight, and hot, the set of his face so beautiful, his blue eyes black in the half light of this room. They opened and closed, like his mouth did.
Logan whispered, “It’s so good. You’re so good. Don’t be gentle.”
“I want to be.”
“I want you to let go. I want you deep.”
They turned over. He wanted Sheridan’s body pressed to him as close as possible, their fingers linked, Sheridan’s mouth on his throat. He wanted to be drilled. He wanted his savior and his protector and his lover to lose control. And he did, and then they were both shouting and gasping and crying, and for once the orgasm took them at the same time, Sheridan pressed deep inside of him, shooting in him, Logan clamping tight on his penis, Sheridan’s mouth biting his throat, moans escaping their mouths as they shook and the world shook with them.
They lay like that, gasping, both still hard, shaking a little from the wonder, Logan flexing his insides, feeling Sheridan still there, though the boy lay on his back, beside him, eyes opening and closing.
“No wonder people are so afraid of love and sex,” Logan said. “You don’t know if you’re coming or going.”
Sheridan’s stomach rose and fell, still exhausted. From the light brown cloud of hair, his penis, damp and red, was still stiff. Logan moved so that their bodies were pressed together and they were kissing and hugging and holding, and making love all over again. When it was over Sheridan said, “I’ve never done it twice in a row. You’re right. I don’t know if I’m coming or going. I feel…”
He stopped.
“What?”
“Shut up,” Sheridan said, lightly.
It had been this way with Chay. He had gone to a place where he didn’t know how he’d felt. It was past regret or fear or happiness. Or even joy. He was on the edge of something.
And then something much more practical struck him.
“We need to do something with that man in the closet.”


They dressed fairly quickly, but for the first time they couldn’t keep their hands off of each other. Once Sheridan stopped dressing to get down on his knees and give Logan head. Then Logan humped him lightly from behind before they headed out of the door. They couldn’t keep their hands off of each other. It had never been like this before.
But in the hall all romance ended, and they were quickly jolted into reality by the trail of red. Sheridan made a noise and jogged up to the door where a dark puddle was forming.
“Give me the key,” he told Logan, and Logan handed it to him.
Sheridan jiggled it about and the door came open with a great weight on the other side of it. The man’s body fell out, white and grey, and Sheridan gasped.
“What the?” Logan began.
Grimacing, Logan bent down and examined the beaten man. Sheridan had wounded him badly and Logan looked at the man’s arms.
“You cut him, Sheridan?”
“A little. I was angry.”
Logan was about to say, “You killed him!” which he had, but which Sheridan probably couldn’t take hearing.
Instead he said:
“We need to get some help.”
 
Thanks for putting out two portions! I think I would have been anxious with just the first one to read today. Poor Logan, I feel so sorry for what happened to him. I am glad Sheridan intervened but it looks like he went too far and I think he is in a lot of trouble. Sorry I am replying so late I was out today. Great writing and I look forward to more soon! Hope you have a great week!
 
I hope you had a great day, and I'm glad you enjoyed... Yes, cutting it off where I started seemed not right.
 
THE CITY OF ROSSFORD
CONTINUED



AS THEY WERE GETTING dressed to head to their individual churches, Bryant said, “There’s a lot going on right now.”
“Yeah,” Chad agreed, fixing his tie in the mirror. “That’s why I was late last night.”
“I see. I got your message. So,” Bryant came up behind him. “Why were you late last night?”
“Huh?” Chad turned around and looked at him.
“Why were you late?” Bryant said again, trying and pretty much succeeding in an even tone.
“I was out.”
“Listen,” Bryant said. “I know you’re carrying on with someone else. I just don’t know who.”
He went toward the living room, leaving Chad standing before the mirror. Chad didn’t move. He didn’t speak. Actually, he was afraid. He didn’t know what was going to happen next.
“Chad, come out here,” Bryant said calmly, as if he’d found something interesting.
Straightening his glasses, Chad cleared his throat, and then came down the hallway into their living room.
“I need to hear it from you,” Bryant said. “I need for you to tell me. Alright?”
Chad nodded.
“Are you sleeping with someone else?”
Chad didn’t say anything, and then when Bryant opened his mouth again, Chad began by saying: “It’s complicated.”
“No, it isn’t,” Bryant differed. “There’s nothing complicated about it. Believe me. I know. Are you sleeping with someone else?”
Chad turned his head and said, behind his hand, as if to dull the effect:
“Maybe. Sort of… Yes.”
It was out. Just like that. He did not want to look at Bryant, but he had to do that much, right? So he turned to look at him, but Bryant had already turned away. He’d gone up the few steps from the sunken living room and was at the coat tree.
“Bryant!”
“What?” Bryant said, his voice semi-dull.
“Where are you going?”
Bryant opened his mouth and then closed it. He’d thought speech would be a little easier.
“I’m going to Saint Barbara’s. To play organ. Like I do every Sunday.”
And then he pulled on his coat, opened the door and left.

“What’s going on over here?” Layla said, walking into the house with Will. “I mean, besides the obvious.”
“Brendan and Lee are doing detective work,” Fenn said, “and Bryant’s been around here since after church, flatly upset.”
“About Dylan?” Will said, opening up the refrigerator.
“Well, I’m sure he is,” Fenn allowed. “But about Chad mostly.”
Layla and Will looked at each other.
“Yesterday,” Fenn said, “Bryant told me he was pretty sure that Chad was cheating on him.”
“And?” Will said, looking briefly to Layla.
“And this morning he asked, and so now he knows.”
“What’s he going to do?” Layla said, sitting down beside her uncle.
“I think he’s just stunned,” Fenn said.
“Well, well,” Layla murmured.
“Well, well, what?”
“Isn’t it sort of ironic, Fenn? That he’d come to you? And isn’t it sort of fitting? I mean, doesn’t it fit that this should happen to him?”
“That’s terrible,” Fenn said, shaking his head.
“But seriously. If this had happened… ten years ago, would you say that?”
“No,” Fenn admitted. “I’d probably laugh my head off. But that was ten years ago, and I know how he feels.”
“You don’t,” Will said.
Fenn looked at Will who was taking another chair.
“Bryant probably feels like he deserves it. After what he did to you.”
Fenn smiled lightly and said, “Will, everyone feels like they deserve it. When a thing like that has happened to you, you always wonder what you did to bring it on.
“No,” Fenn said, shaking his head. “There isn’t a part of me that’s happy to see this happen to Bryant.”
Fenn was quiet, and then he said, “Chad is your friend. You didn’t know about this?”
He looked at the two of them, and when they simultaneously looked away, his eyes widened.
“Layla!”
Will turned away, but Fenn caught him too.
“We couldn’t tell you,” Layla said. “It wasn’t our secret. You know that, Fenn. Plus, if we’d told you, you would have had to tell Bryant.”
“Well, who the hell is it?” Fenn wondered.
“That’s not even worth telling,” Will said. “And telling who it is only makes it worse.”
“Who the hell could it be, then? Someone close to him?” Fenn said. “Bryant doesn’t have any close friends except me and Todd and it better not be Todd. There’s his niece, and that’s not possible. His uncle, and that’s ridiculous. And his brother.”
Layla’s eyes bulged before she could put on a poker face.
“You bitch,” Fenn murmured. “Are you serious?”
When Layla didn’t answer, Fenn sat back.
“Oh, my God, Chad’s having an affair with Bryant’s brother!” And then he cried, “Goddamn, what now?”
Because that was when the door opened, and white faced and panicked Sheridan Klasko burst into the house followed by Logan Banford.
The Klasko brothers blinked at each other and Layla went from Sheridan to Logan. But then, very quickly, Sheridan recovered and said, “Fenn, when you get finished, I need your help with something.”
Sheridan looked at Fenn, and then Fenn said to Layla and Will: “Get out.”
“What?” Will began.
“Get out. Go. He has something to tell me. Go away now, both of you.”
Layla shrugged as if to say there was no arguing him, now, and then she and Will moved around Sheridan and Logan while Layla said to Logan, a question on her face, “Nice to meet you.”
“Yeah,” said Logan.
Will closed the door behind him, and Sheridan stood before Fenn, taking deep breaths.
“Well?” Fenn said.
“We need your help. This is Logan by the way.”
“Hello, Logan,” Fenn said.
Logan nodded.
“What’s the problem?”
The back door opened, and they heard Brendan shouting, “Fenn! Fenn!”
“For fuck’s sake,” Fenn muttered, straddling a kitchen chair.
Brendan entered the kitchen, followed by Lee.
“We found her,” Lee said. “We found her.”
“Eileen Wehlan at 45576 Bachelor Court Road on—” Brendan stopped and looked at Sheridan and Logan.
“They were just about to tell me why they were here,” Fenn said.
But Sheridan didn’t say anything.
“Let me rephrase that,” Fenn said, his voice growing harder. “They are about to tell me what they are doing here. Right now.”
“We need to take care of something,” Sheridan said. “Somebody.”
Here, Logan snickered hysterically, and then covered his mouth, turning red while they all looked at him.
“What do you mean take care of somebody?” Lee said.
“Who are you?” Brendan said, his eyes narrowing while he looked at Logan.
“He’s Logan,” Fenn said. “Now what are you all talking about?”
“There’s a dead body,” Logan blurted out. “We need to get rid of it.”
“Not again,” Lee muttered.
They looked at Lee.
“Nevermind,” Lee said. “Just… Can’t you all call the police?”
“No,” Logan said. “He was killed.”
Brendan, Lee and Fenn each raised an eyebrow and looked at Logan, waiting for him to explain.
But it was Sheridan who said: “I killed him.”
Disjointedly, Sheridan told the story, but he had to keep backtracking and explaining things. Like why he was with Logan, like how he worked for Casey, like how Logan was his lover and he knew he wasn’t straight and, gee maybe he should have told someone before and—
Fenn snapped his fingers and held one up.
“Stick,” he told Sheridan, “to the point.”
And so he told the whole story. It was vital to get it right and leave nothing out and damn all the embarrassment, and when he was finished, he leaned against the counter.
Logan didn’t say anything right away, and then he murmured, “He saved my life.”
No one said anything, and then Sheridan said, “What do we do? How do we remove a dead body without a trace?”
“Industrial plastic bags, ammonia, a pair of scissors and some old suitcases,” Lee said, clinically.
Except for Fenn, they all looked at him in surprise.
“Lee is definitely the man you want for this job,” his cousin said, crossing his arms over his chest and stretching out a leg.
“So, do we do this now?” Brendan said.
“We?” Lee looked at him.
“Unless you were going to do it yourself?”
“We need a plan,” Lee said. “Do we undress him and leave him somewhere? Do we put him in the lake? That’s always bad. Do we bury him? Do we chop him up?”
“Chop him up?”
“Yes. Easier to get rid of him. You need a saw, though. I wish Danny’s father was here.”
“I can’t believe we’re talking about this,” Sheridan cried, collapsing at the table. He put his head in his hands. “I… did it.”
Logan got down on his knees and pulled Sheridan’s face to him.
“You didn’t mean to,” he told him. “You got carried away. Cause you cared about me. If you had it to do all over again-”
Sheridan took Logan’s hands from his face, and though his skin was red, his eyes were dry.
“If I had it to do all over again,” he said, calmly, “we’d still be right here because he’d still be dead.”
 
That was a very well done portion! So Brian knows about Chad's cheating now? Interesting. I wonder how that will play out. I am glad Brendan found Dylan's mother but that doesn't seem as important now with the whole Sheridan situation. I don't know what is going to happen next but this story is getting very thrilling with so many things happening at once. Great writing and I look forward to more soon! I hope you are having a nice night!
 
I know! Now Sheridan's a murderer and Fenn, Lee and BRENDAN are all accessories. It does seem to put Dylan's plight momentarily on the back burner. There's another dead body, but at least we've got the right people to take care of it. Thank you so much and thank you for reading. I hope you have a wonderful day.
 
THE CITY OF ROSSFORD
CONTINUED


“There’s this porno Paul showed me,” they could hear Fenn talking to Lee and Logan in the background while they sat in Logan’s apartment.
“And you probably weren’t in it, but I admit it always made me steamy. Anyway, it’s these Europeans. All fit and shit. But I think they’re in New Zealand, and I’ll tell you why later. Anyway, they’re in the woods and they go, each of them, to a place labeled rest room, but it’s really just a wall and there’s a bench and there’s this one fellow, good looking. Fit too. We don’t really know why he’s there, maybe he’s set up camp. But… he is just sitting there. The first guy gets there, unbuckles his jeans. He has the most beautiful dick in the world. I mean big, but not too big. You know what they say, if it’s more than a mouthful it’s a waste. Well, anyway, he just starts blowing this motherfucker…”
“Why didn’t you tell me?” Brendan said to Sheridan.
Sheridan didn’t look at him.
“We used to be close. I said I would always look out for you. For you and Chay. I said I didn’t want either one of you to go through what I went through. And now… you’ve gone through more than I ever went through.”
“I fucked up.”
“Yes,” Brendan said, exasperated. “You did. You fucked up. You… for some reason were so embarrassed to be what you are. Which doesn’t make any sense. Are you ashamed of Fenn? Or Todd? Or Noah?”
“No,” Sheridan grimaced.
“Or me? Apparently you’re ashamed of me, and have no respect for me.”
Sheridan turned on Brendan.
“When did this become about you?”
Before he knew what he was doing, Brendan slapped Sheridan across the face.

“And so by now the fifth of these dudes has come in and they all have the most beautiful dicks in the world, and then they all ride off on their bikes, through the forest and this last one shows up. He has this sarong on, which is why I thought it was New Zealand. But maybe it was just a towel. I don’t know. Anyway, he takes it off and he has an equally hard and beautiful dick which this fellah blows too. And then he bends over, the dicksucking fellow, and gets fucked within an inch of his life. And then he takes a load in the mouth again. And that’s how it ends…”

Brendan stared at him, hard.
“I knew what you were the day I looked at you. You used to trust me. You were supposed to come to me you little shit. And now here you are… fucking a prostitute. You ruined Chay’s life, screwed every trashy slut in this county. Oh, and let’s see, killed someone.”
Sheridan flinched.
“Killed someone,” Brendan repeated. “All because somewhere along the line you decided to not trust me. And Kenny. And I want to know what happened?”

“And I was thinking,” Fenn said. “Now, when I was twenty, I don’t know how I would have handled a video like that. But close to fifty, I think I wouldn’t mind being all of those people, and there’s a part of me that would like to go off to New Zealand or whatever and turn tricks for healthy young twenty somethings. Mind you, I couldn’t do it everyday.”
“Save it for Mondays?”
“Yeah. And holidays. But, at least in my fantasy world, I’d like to be nasty like that.”

“I’m sorry, Brendan,”
“I don’t want you to be sorry. I want you to explain this to me.”
“I can’t talk about it. Not with you.”
“Why?”
“I can’t explain.”
“Fine,” Brendan said, tired. “Fuck it.”
“You don’t understand.”
“No, cause you won’t fucking tell me.”
“Do you hate me?” Sheridan said, after a bit.
“No, I don’t hate you. I don’t hate you,” Brendan said, his face almost ugly with upset. “I love you. You know that. But… I’m pissed with you.”

“I think,” Lee said, “I would turn some tricks like that now. And I think, if I remember you between Todd and Tom, there was some fun in your life too. Oh,” Lee’s voice changed. “We’re done.”
He came striding in to Brendan and Sheridan.
“Here’s what’s going to happen,” Lee said. Logan was beside him.
“The two of you are going to report the attack,” and then Lee said, looking at Logan, “the rape.”
“Nothing should be covered up,” Fenn said.
The two cousins, who had been gabbling on about porn while working on the clean up of a dead body were all business now.
Sheridan opened his mouth.
“You tell them everything,” Fenn said to Sheridan. “Tell them how you hit him. Tell them how you put him out.”
“But—”
“And then you tell them he was gone. You don’t know what happened to him.”
“A missing persons?” Brendan said.
“Yes,” Lee answered.
“A missing person they will never find,” Fenn said.
Logan began, “What are you going to—?”
“Don’t worry about it,” Lee said.
“He’s done this before,” Fenn explained.
“Well, what do we do now?”
“Go to Casey’s,” Sheridan said. “We go there and ask him if he was out of his fucking mind when he sent that guy to you.”
“You do that,” Lee said, “and then you take this,” he handed them the wallet.
“It’s that man’s wallet. There’s money in this bitch. Now, we gotta go. We gotta a baby’s mama to take care of.”
“I’ll take care of her tomorrow,” Fenn said, grimacing. “I have dinner to put on the stove.”
“Can’t Todd do it?”
“If I cared about equality in marriage, yes. But I care about being able to eat a good meal. So no.”
They headed for the door and Brendan was the last leaving when he turned around and came back into the apartment, looking at Logan.
“I don’t know what to say to you. Just…” he turned to Sheridan, “he’s younger than he thinks he is.”
“I know,” Logan said.
Brendan nodded.
“Bren?” Sheridan began.
“Yeah,” Brendan said, irritably.
“Thanks.” Sheridan answered. It seemed totally inadequate. Brendan looked at him weirdly, and then said, “Yeah,” and turned to leave, closing the door behind him.


The rapping on the door was quick and insistent and Casey, who was sitting in the kitchen eating eggs across from Chay complained, “They know it’s Sunday. Right?”
“I’ll get it,” Chay rose.
He slid out of the chair and went out of the large old farm kitchen, down the long hall to what was the lobby of Casey’s studio. Behind him he could feel the empty staircase stretching up to the rooms where they filmed the movies. All around the house, but especially in the converted attic, were places where folks coming in and out of town stayed, though often as not they were staying in Port Ridge or crashing at Paul Anderson’s place.
Chay opened the door.
“Uncle Ron—?”
Ron Lewis had no time for pleasantries, he took the back of his hand across Chay’s face and then, while the boy’s head spun and he stood there dazed, Ron entered the house, walking around, bellowing: “Is this it? Hello! Hello!”
The house wasn’t completely empty, but it sounded as if it was, and Chay’s face hurt as he closed the door.
Casey was coming down the hall now, in jeans and a tee shirt, and Ron stopped to look at him.
“You’re him,” Ron said. “You look a little different in person, but you’re still that nasty piece of work I’ve seen on camera.”
“Uh, sir,” Casey said, looking uncertain, “I don’t know who you are, but I have the police on speed dial.”
“You want the police on speed dial?” Ron Lewis said. “Well, go right on ahead. We can share a paddy wagon, child molester.”
“This is my uncle,” Chay explained.
Casey looked from Chay to Ron. There wasn’t much need to explain to him that this was James’s brother.
“I’m not going to watch my only family collapse from afar,” Ron said. “I know what’s going on, and I’m here to set this shit to rights.”
“You’re Ron, right?” Casey began.
But Ron ignored him and turned to Chay.
“What idiocy has gotten into you? What lack of morals? It’s partially your father’s fault, I’m sure. You couldn’t help but be that way and be Noah’s son.”
“I don’t know what you’ve heard,” Casey was saying, his voice a little unstable, “but no one is hurting your nephew.”
“Casey, can I ask you a question?”
Chay looked past his uncle and saw that Casey was doing a very good job of not pissing himself. In the last few minutes, from home invasion to arrest, all of Casey’s fears had been touched.
“Sure,” Casey said.
“How old are you?”
“Twenty-eight.”
“Do you know how old Chay is?”
“He’s almost sixteen.”
“Well, yes. But to be almost sixteen one has to be less than sixteen. Right? Right. Well, that makes you a rapist.”
“In the state of Indiana rape is defined as vaginal penetration by a penis to the point of orgasm—” Chay began. But at the look on his uncle’s face, he shut up.
They were all silent, and then Casey said: “Sir, can I speak?”
“I think you’d better.”
Casey nodded. He seemed to Chay very small, his head hunched into his square shoulders, very much like the Casey he was in love and the Casey he slept with.
“In the outside world things are so black and white. People, straight people, good Christian straight people, live in this little bitty box. They think they know what’s what. They think there is this straight line between good and bad. They don’t understand anything. Well, they know what they know. But that isn’t much.
“We don’t live in that world,” Casey said. “I’ve spent… since Chay came to work here, all of my time looking after him, keeping him safe. One of my employees, Logan, told me how Chay planned to go into the business. Be an escort—”
Ron turned and looked at Chay.
“Just listen,” Chay said. “Please.”
“He told me how Chay was going to get with anyone just so he could figure out what sex was like.”
“Because he was here,” Ron said. “Because he was with Noah. Because he’s been around sex all his life and it was on his brain.”
“Yes, you’re probably right,” Casey allowed. “But… wherever he is, sex is all around. He didn’t get curious because of me or Noah or anyone. He got curious because he has the same computer and the same Internet as anyone and Chay was ready to do that stuff. And I know what that’s like. Especially when you’ve got a boy who likes other boys. Believe me, between fooling around with some losers, or getting beaten and raped by someone taking advantage, or…trying to turn a trick or two for curiosity’s sake, sleeping with me was the best option. It really was. And I didn’t want to do it.”
“But you made the sacrifice,” Ron said in an unreadable tone.
“I am not trying to make myself a martyr,” Casey said.
“Good.”
“But it was supposed to be a one time thing. And it wasn’t a one time thing. It is a current thing. I am currently having a sexual relationship with your nephew, and it’s illegal and you could send me to jail or make life very difficult. I know that.”
Casey jammed his hands in his pockets.
“Now, I see,” Ron said, more to himself than anyone else.
Chay looked at him.
What Ron saw, he didn’t say.
“Chay,” his uncle murmured after awhile.
Chay nodded.
“Why are you with him?”
Chay murmured, “I’m in love with him.”
Ron looked at Casey.
Casey said, “I love him too. I do.”
“You still have sex with other people on camera and take off your clothes on a website?”
“Love is a lot more than sex,” Casey said. “And I’m always safe with Chay.”
“I…” Ron shook his head, “Do not understand this.”
“I don’t either,” Casey said, quickly. “But I gave up understanding stuff a long time ago. If it makes you feel better, I don’t take it for granted. I wonder about what the two of us are doing. I have doubts all the time. I try to be so careful with this guy,” he thought about touching Chay, but then thought against it. “You have to believe that. I wouldn’t hurt him.”
“Not knowingly,” Ron said.
“He’s never hurt me,” Chay said.
And it was then that the front door opened and they turned to see Sheridan Klasko and Logan Banford entering the room.
Sheridan walked up to Casey and punched him in the gut.
“Sheridan!” Chay shouted, while Casey stood doubled over.
“Casey,” Sheridan swore, “you are one son of a bitch!”
 
Damn, a cliffhanger ending! Brendan has a right to be angry at Sheridan but I hope he doesn't stay angry at him. Casey is getting into trouble from all sides. I still can't see where this story is going but it is keeping me very interested! Great writing and I eagerly await the next portion!
 
As a porn star once said, "I get off on your getting off." I am excited by your excitement. It sure is a lot going on as we move toward the end of the story. I'm so glad you enjoyed and hope you have a great rest of your day.
 
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