Mactavishes new recruit

Three months had passed since Donald had first taken on Malcolm as a helper and in that time their love had grown to the point where they shared a bed every night. One morning they were both naked in the kitchen having fetched in the hen eggs and packed them ready for sale.

They were just finishing their coffee when a knock came on the door. Donald slipped on a pair of shorts and went to see who it was so early, as it was half an hour to the shop opening. Don was surprised to see the postman standing there, " Registered letter for Malcolm he said. I will sign hes just in the bathroom getting ready. Ok said the postman and Don signed and waved the postman off in his van.

Registered letter for you Malcolm shouted Don up the stairs, Malcolm came down, and carefully opened the envelope, Don was surprised to see a wad of notes. Great! said Malcolm this calls for a celebration, I ve sold my first painting, Don looked puzzled, of the loch Malcolm explained, I contacted my old tutor and he put it in a gallery in Edinburgh and it sold for fifty pounds, So this weekend Im going treat us to a nice meal in Edinburgh. He opened the letter that came with the cash and uttered out loud that The gallery wants some more paintings as soon as I can. that's Great news said Don, but wouldn't you prefer to save the money for yourself. No Way ! said Malcolm, you deserve a treat as thanks for giving me the job and being my new Dad.

They opened the shop and Malcolm was surprised to see a classic Rolls Royce pull up outside, a chauffeur opened the car door and a middle aged lady in Tweed made her way into the shop. Its Lady Craithey said Don, its the start of the Grouse season so this should be a big order. Good morning my Lady said Don, Good morning she retorted, Don interrupted her to introduce Malcolm to her. she smiled and said Don't let Don bully you, and Im glad to see you've got some help. Here s the list for the Grouse shoot on Friday of next week, Ive got some very important guests coming so there s a bit more and some extras than usual.

Don scanned the list, and assured her that there was no problem items all should be available at the Wholesalers. I was wondering she said if theres any chance you could deliver it on Thursday morning as the car is due a service and Im afraid the Daimler has been put out to grass at last, the big end has gone and its not worth spending the money on for something we only use once in a while. No problem Malcolm and I will be there ten o clock sharp on Thurs, so that Cook can get to work on the buffet etcetera. Wonderful said Lady Craithey, see you Thursday then. She went out to the car and turned back, Drat she said, I need some writing paper ink and envelopes and some stamps , a book of twelve will do, charge them to the bill will you, Malcolm gathered her requests and passed them to her as she got into the Rolls.

Wow who is she said Malcolm? Lady Crathey is one of the richest landholders around here, she manages 7000 acres of moor, forest and farmland, you will see the house when we deliver next Thursday, that is something to behold. We will be expected to wear full highland dress to deliver as we enter the house with the Goods and don't leave it at the servants part. Her husband died several years ago, not that he was any good at running the estate, she did it, she was the one with the money and the brains and he had the heritage, his family go back to William Wallace, on the wrong side of the blanket of course, Don said with a wry smile.

The following evening dressed to impress in full Highland dress the two set out for Edinburgh for their meal. They both enjoyed it washed down with wine, and at the end of the meal as they drank their coffee, Dons face paled and said to Malcolm, Iv e got something for you, my thanks for this evening. and he passed a small box over to Malcolm, the lad looked puzzled, Gone on open it or I shall start to blub. Malcolm opened it and in its velvet lining was a beautiful gold ring set with a large diamond. I -

I cant accept this said Malcolm its too much, I want you to have it and wear it always, it was Effie s said Don, you have come to mean that much to me your more than a helper, your my adoptive son. Malcolm squeezed Dons hand and slipped the ring on his ring finger surprised it fit perfectly, it fits you perfectly Effie always had big fingers it had to be altered for her when I bought it.

Malcolm had tears in his eyes as he looked at the ring and how it sparkled, thank you, I will treasure it always. They laughed all the way back to the shop. and when they had both undressed and were in bed, Malcolm turned and kissed Don deeply, he reached over and within minutes he slipped his hard cock into Dons love tunnel which opened to receive him. They kissed as the lad thrust gently in and out of Dons passage and then suddenly the lad gave a gasp and Don felt warm seed bursting inside him, then another, then another this made Don gasped and he hugged the lad tight and they embraced, that's my present to you said the lad, Ive seeded my new Dad and we have bonded forever. They fell asleep in each others arms.

They awoke next morning and both held hands as they gathered up the hen eggs. Don looked at his watch and they decided they had time for a naked swim in the loch, before opening up. There first customer was Don Macleod, who Malcolm joked with Don, that he looked about a hundred, he had a wizened face that reminded the lad of one of those Capuchin monkeys he d seen at Edinburgh Zoo. Hes only 65 said Don, gosh he looks ancient.

He hasn't looked after himself well, his life as been quite tragic. Oh im sorry said the lad, no, mostly of his own doing, he likes drink and cigarettes to much, coming back from the pub a couple of year ago , he was that drunk he fell in the loch, luckily it was a dry spell and the loch where he fell was quite shallow, the Pastor found him the next morning, soaking wet, it was a wonder he didn't catch pneumonia! We thought he might mend his ways . but made no difference, get that crate of 6 bottles of beer and the 2 of 'whisky from under the shelf there and carry it out to his cart, the lad did so and he was handed the money by Don, the lad counted it and noticed it was two pounds short, which he pointed out to him, grudgingly he handed the two pounds over.

He always tries that said Don after he had left. They shut the shop after lunch and armed with the list for the grouse shoot they set off for the wholesalers about ten miles away, they filled up the van with all the goods and grabbed a bite at the café close by. Don drove carefully on the way back as there was several crates of Champagne and spirits in the back as well as Ham, leg of pork and lots of chutneys, breads etc required for the buffet.

Thursday arrived and dressed in full Highland dress with all the goods on board they set off for the Estate. they skirted the Loch and crossed the bridge, Don explained that all the land from now on belonged to Lady Crathey , they turned into the gates the posts of which were emblazoned with stone stags heads,and along the mile drive with the loch on one side and forest on the other, they turned the corner and nothing could have prepared Malcolm for what he saw next, rather than a house it was more like a Castle, with turrets, battlements and large floor to ceiling windows on the ground floor, some of which were opened and Malcolm could here Scottish music being played.

They rang the doorbell which was one of the pull type, and a liveried butler opened the door and bade them enter, they were greeted by Lady Crathy resplendent in a suit of her family tartan, she greeted them and instructed them to place the goods in the withdrawing room, she had the butler open the large windows so they could pull up outside and tables were awaiting the goods, she led Don to her study and he passed her the bill, she did n t bat an eyelid as she saw the amount, £760 pounds was the total plus £300 for the Caviar. She handed Don the amount in cash and told him to unload the goods. ,The goods were soon unloaded and Cook was on hand to take any perishables to the cool larder.

They thanked the servants and jumped in the van and drove back, with Don pointing out the many statues gracing the park. Several came back from the Grand tour, about the only thing her husband had an eye for and he picked up one or two really rare and valuable sculptures for a pittance. As they stopped by the loch looking back at the house, Malcolm took out his sketchbook and started to rough sketch the house. Don peeped over and Malcolm certainly knew his skills it was excellent and only took a few minutes.

They drove back and still in their Highland dress took a walk by the loch as the evening light was now fading, they turned and kissed and the lad knelt and put his head up Dons kilt, who gasped as the lad took Dons cock in his mouth teasing his piss slit with his tongue and fingering his hole deep as he sucked and sucked on it. Don trembled and shot his load into the lads mouth, and again and again, the lad came from under the kilt licking his lips with pleasure, and he kissed Don tenderly while they walked back. They had supper and retired for the night.

( to be continued)