As Cole and Steve explore their growing bond, Uncle Bill grows increasingly impatient with their hesitation and the lack of gratuitous sex between them as they cautiously dance around deeper trust and boundaries, frustrated that they are still holding back despite having already witnessed each other at their absolute most vulnerable.
Cole is a farmer's boy. Steve is not and lives with his uncle. Their accidental meeting will turn into something special from a simple start by the creek.
Sweet, innocent-looking 19-year-old blond twink Jack is home alone when a crew of rough, sweaty construction workers arrives to build a new deck. What starts as harmless flirting quickly turns Jack into their eager, willing cumdump — all while he keeps that soft, angelic, puppy-dog smile.
Andy followed the job to Tampa for the money. That’s the lie he keeps telling himself. But every hallway, every worksite, every beer at the end of the night leads back to Scott, the man who left him wrecked in ways neither of them knows how to explain.
Six yoked bulls grind your feed in a windowless circle. Blades strip skulls and sacks bare. Mouths hit the trough, faces buried in paste they ground themselves. One boy refuses. The tube enters. Veterans hold him down with paste still drying on their chins. The loop closes. Every mouth feeds the wheel.
Callum had invoked in Steve a sense of...need, longing, desire, perhaps even love. Cullum had an energy that even Gerry appreciated. There was no doubt that Callum's arrival had changed the orange grove, and only time would tell if this was something else besides lust. Was love on the cards? Was it their destiny to live happily ever after?
Being told as a 21-year-old you have a nice midriff by a man in his 50s might be an opportunity you can't ignore. This is a two-part love story set in an orange grove in Andalusia, finds Callum falling in love with Steve.
Steven's sister and Dr Fitzgerald are captivated by the situation, talking to a living God. Steven, though, is captivated with his new love and life but wants to know what will happen next.
Steven and Lachlan have coupled and bonded. Steven's sister arrived, accompanied by a colleague, keen to learn more about the brooch and the man who took his virginity live on a WhatsApp call. Lachlan was also keen to answer all their questions, which were many.
Knees hit dirt. Mouths open. Water spills. A sprawling field crew drops into silent formation at a single footstep. A human shelf trembles under the weight of a coffee cup. The ranch consumes its strongest. Do not name them.
Steven is still in denial, sharing the news of his situation with two academics in Folklore and Mythology. Lachlan waits patiently, and Lachlan's grandmother explains to Steven that he will couple and bond with her grandson.
In Part One, I explore the Celtic myth of Selkies. Steven is a marine biologist in the Isles of Scilly. On the beach, he meets a stunningly attractive man, almost cast from Celtic myth and legend. Denying the initial attraction and desire, their friendship ultimately leads to their coupling and bonding.
Steve is new to fishing. Mike is vastly experieinced and offers to help teach with his technique. Mike is also a personal groomer you likes to see men well manicured in more ways than normal.
Four men are send on an island to build a new resort by a mysterious organization. The days are long, the supplies limited. There is little in the way of entertainment and motivation. Though there is little in the way of inhibition too. Read on as these four men complete the task they have set out to do in their own way.
The chapter of the story is from Ethan's perspective as he realises that Hall is a perfect daddy for him. Hal's older, yes. More manly, yes. He's perfect for Ethan, definitely. Ethan decides to throw himself into his role, desperate to satisfy his new silver daddy.
A group of 4 straight farm boys: Cole (18), Wyatt (18), Ty (25), and Joe (23) and their exploration of their lives, dreams, and 'each other' in the rural Midwest.
This is part one of a four-part story that sees Ethan, John and me as good friends enjoying a vacation, mountain biking through the Appalachians, when we decide to take a break to enjoy a beer and sandwiches. We didn't know we were trespassing until Hal came along and found us and made us an offer we couldn't refuse.
The young master walks his fields at dawn — not to supervise, but to feel. Among a hundred laboring bodies, he singles out the largest bull, rewards him with his bare hand, and watches the herd quietly rearrange itself around the animal that now carries the scent of favor. The gap never closes.
Chapter One: When old man Stifler died his trailer park (Stifler Woods) went to rack and ruin. Even the Welcome Sign didn't work right. The neon letters L-E-R and the second S didn't light up anymore. Leaving the sign at night to read STIF WOOD
A rancher's son recalls growing up among slaves as naturally as among livestock. The smell of the stalls, the Sunday strap-and-kiss ritual, the blond stud broken through breeding — each memory tightens the inheritance he never chose but never questioned. By the time he stands on his father's porch with the coffee, the transfer is complete.
Steve and Billy returned to Vancouver Island with four kids in tow. Child services surprisingly gave them a clean bill of health. Jesse and Eli became the "responsible" big brothers. Billy returned to his art while Steve continued his career. Brian and Rob adopted the position of being the only mature men in the family dynamic.
Brian and Rob are planning the wedding. Steve decides to seek sanctuary from the madness. Jesse and Eli want to buy a yacht. Rob and Brian argue over shellfish, and Hari reaches out to the troubled men, offering much-needed distraction while Billy continues to paint.