Courage In Love by Sterling K

Author:Sterling, K. [Sterling, K.]
Language: eng
Format: azw3
Publisher: Bawdy Books
Published: 2015-06-22T04:00:00+00:00

Chapter 19

This was the last time he let Ross pick an activity, Parker promised himself as he stepped over a large branch. He frowned at Ross’ back as he practically floated over the trail, occasionally hopping onto a large rock before happily skipping up the trail like an oversized mountain goat. A really hot, half naked mountain goat. Parker shook his head at the clumsy simile.

“I can’t believe you’ve never been out here!” Ross said as he scaled a large pile of rocks and scanned ahead. “Shenandoah’s one of my favorite places to hike.” He’d already mentioned that fact about half a dozen times but Parker just nodded.

“Yeah, it’s crazy. Who would have guessed?” Parker mumbled. “Everything about me screams ‘Loves hiking at Shenandoah’.” He said under his breath and Ross shook his head and laughed as he jumped down and rushed ahead.

“Come on, you have to admit, the view is stunning.” Ross insisted as he waved ahead. Parker grinned as he stared at Ross’ rock-hard ass and thick, well muscled thighs and calves.

“I am enjoying the view.” He said as his eyes swept up Ross’ glistening back. He’d pulled his shirt off and it hung from the pocket of his shorts. The sight of the long, lean muscles of his back and sculpted abs and pecs were a powerful motivator to keep Parker following. Ross turned and raised a brow skeptically.

“I meant the forest.” Ross said and Parker shrugged.

“I didn’t need to come all the way out here to appreciate natural wonders.” He said and Ross shook his head again and rested his hands on his hips.

“It’s not that bad.” Ross declared and Parker gave him an impatient look.

“If your alternatives are getting poked by sharp sticks all day or clowns doing balloon animals, it’s ‘not that bad’.” Parker agreed. “It’s…ugh, bugs.” He waved a large flying insect away as he ducked his head. Ross laughed.

“Bugs are great.” Ross announced as he stepped closer and Parker frowned at him. “I would have starved to death once if it weren’t for bugs.” He said as he pulled Parker close. Parker leaned away and his face twisted in horror.

“Oh, whaaat? Why didn’t you tell me that before I kissed you?” He groaned as Ross’ head tilted forward and his lips brushed against Parker’s.

“Would you prefer that I died?” He asked softly before his tongue traced Parker’s lips. Parker shuddered.

“I would have.” He grumbled before he let Ross’ tongue slide past his lips.

Their tongues dueled playfully before a buzzing by Parker’s left ear had him swaying to the right and cursing. It wasn't that he was afraid of bugs. Parker didn’t mind them in general. It was anything that flew and attacked. He’d endured overly aggressive flies in Africa and giant mosquitos in South America. The mosquitos had almost ended his career in Anthropology. Parker’s body overreacted to anything that bit or stung. Once, half of his arm swelled to the size of his thigh after a mosquito bite. Which was why Parker had taken a heavy dose of antihistamines before they left that morning.

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