Boys with Toys by McCoy Sky

Author:McCoy, Sky
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: gay romance, Fiction Gay romance, LGBT gay M/M Romance, M/M romance, LGBT
Publisher: Sky McCoy
Published: 2019-03-06T05:00:00+00:00

Chapter Thirteen

AS TAYLOR PULLED UP his pants and glanced over to find his shirt, he felt like shit. Straitening up, he breathed hard and ambled into the restroom. The place was neater than he remembered. Maybe it was because Dylan was the neat freak in their relationship. He complained that Taylor was so messy because Taylor had been used to having maids and deep down looking back, Taylor realized that Dylan was jealous of the fact that he was independently rich.

With his grandparents leaving him money and his mother and father having money, that seemed to irk Dylan, and he would tell Taylor to pay for everything. “I can’t afford it like you,” he would say to Taylor.

And because Taylor was young and not very streetwise at the time, and he’d thought he loved Dylan, why not pay when his lover couldn’t. But Taylor discovered the real Dylan, and he hadn’t liked what he’d found out.

When Taylor had finally had enough of Dylan and he was packing to leave him and move to San Francisco, he’d found receipts where Dylan was paying for another apartment for his lover, and he had been footing the bills for clothing and food for him.

Fuck him, he remembered thinking. He never cared about me anyway. He probably won’t know I’m gone until he has to pay next month’s rent. But he wouldn’t have to pay it because Taylor owned the apartment, and he was too much of a man to leave without giving him something.

After all he did enjoy and cherish their relationship even if Dylan had no respect for it, and given that was how rich he was, the apartment was nothing. If they had married like he had done with Payton, he could have gotten spousal support. Which would have been a lot more costly than an apartment.

When Taylor packed up and walked out on Dylan, he didn’t look back. He gave him the apartment because it didn’t cost him anything but a broken heart, and he knew only time would take care of that, which it did.

He signed it over to him with no regrets because he met the man who would complement him and his life. A man who was caring, truthful, but jealous and he took his marriage vows seriously.

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