Blue by B.G. Thomas

Author:B.G. Thomas [Thomas, B.G.]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: gay romance
ISBN: 978-1-63533-630-6
Publisher: Dreamspinner Press
Published: 2017-05-15T04:00:00+00:00

AFTER THEY ate, they cuddled on the couch—I am cuddling with a beautiful young man!—and watched The Clone Wars on Netflix because, dammit, Blue liked Star Wars too.

Then for God’s sake, Blue was massaging his cock through his underwear, and how could John help but get hard? Blue pulled his hard-on out through the fly (right there in the living room) and sucked his cock (Blue looked so hot on his knees between John’s legs), and he didn’t last long at all despite the fact that he’d cum about a million times in the last (in less than) twenty-four hours.

What do you think of that, Vivian?

Then Blue crawled up his body and whispered in his ear, “That’s so you can relax.” And when John reached for Blue’s crotch—he should return such a favor after all—Blue shook his head. “Later. I wanted that to be all for you.”

So they got dressed instead and went for a walk, and John was surprised by the urge to hold Blue’s hand but couldn’t quite yet (it would almost be shouting from the porch, after all). Then Blue—as if reading his mind—asked him to take him to Liberty Memorial (what Blue called Kansas City’s great erection in the sky). John had never thought of it that way, but the words were no sooner out of Blue’s mouth than he wondered why it had never occurred to him before. The monument couldn’t have been more phallic without being obscene. He chuckled and then wondered what else Blue would show him. Tell him. Teach him.

The first thing was that Liberty Memorial used to be a big gay hangout. There had been lots of what he called cruising (which wasn’t what John thought of as cruising), driving up and down the main drive and up and down the surrounding hill looking for someone who wanted to go off into the bushes and have sex. Had Blue done that? And then, even if Vivian might think it was boring, his gentleman’s instinct kicked in and John did his best to sweep the thought from his mind. He certainly didn’t ask. It really wasn’t any of his business.

Should I worry about his sexual past? Is it something I should be concerned about?

And then he decided to not worry about it.

What was past was past. The only Blue he needed to be concerned about was the one walking at his side. Still, gay people walked the great length of the plaza before the towering pillar of concrete—a tribute to all who had died in “the Great War”—with the rest of the crowd. Blue nodded at a few of the men now and again. Almost all of them young. Blue’s age. Some of them skateboarding. Friends, John supposed, and fought off a tingle of jealousy that some of them might be more. And if they were? None of his business. But then he did think to ask what had happened to Blue’s skateboard. Hey! Something to ask.

“I had to sell it,” Blue said.

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