Gibb River Road: An MM road romance by Maher Damian

Author:Maher, Damian [Maher, Damian]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: UNKNOWN
Published: 2017-01-01T16:00:00+00:00

4 FEATHERS, CROWNS, AND LUNATICS

The next day they decided to start early on a fivehundred-kilometer drive toward Kununurra. As he was preparing breakfast after a cold morning shower, William enthusiastically rushed in and out of the car, singing to himself, “From LA to New York, from New York to LA . . .”

This is one singing little faggot. Jacob grinned. “What are you grinning for?” William asked. “It’s just that I don’t mind being back on the

road with you. I have a feeling that our trip is yet to start. We’ll have a great time,” Jacob said, browsing through the guidebook.

Because they had to watch out for wildlife, the drive was not as quick as they thought it would be. So they decided to spend the afternoon and the night at Timber Creek, 285 kilometers southwest of Katherine along the Victoria Highway and to continue toward Kununurra the next day.

Near Timber Creek, they took a boat trip along the Victoria River, known as the wildest and most crocodile-infested river in Australia. “Often it happens that when a fisherman catches a barracuda, and he is not quick enough, the croc snaps up the fish,” the boat guide explained.

To see the sunset they drove to the Victoria River Crossing Bridge.

“Look, William! The sun still burns the red rock escarpments in the distance, although here it’s almost dark,” Jacob said. He stepped behind William, and gently, almost ineptly, hugged him briefly. He then quickly moved on, as if nothing had happened.

William leaned against the fence, holding himself with both hands.

“What are you doing?” he asked.

“Nothing. That was the first surprise of the day,” Jacob said.

“Not bad,” William said, glowing.

“I don’t know about others, but one pair of eyes is certainly watching you,” Jacob said as darkness swallowed the bridge.

After they returned to the RV park and took a shower, Jacob revealed another surprise.

“There’s a very good restaurant here. I want to invite you. It’s on me!” Jacob said.

They spent a companionable evening in the charming Outback restaurant, seemingly in the middle of nowhere, drinking Australian wine and eating homemade spinach and ricotta rolls, a fresh lettuce salad, and for dessert a big piece of excellent carrot cake.

“Tell me, what do you like least about me?” Jacob asked, feeling the good wine.

“Well, I thought sometimes that I would rather fight with the crocodiles than with you, when you were so closed and impossible. Now it’s different, though!” William smiled. “What about you? What do you like least about me?”

“They say that one is supposed to say the bad news between two pieces of news that are positive. So, here it goes: I like your hot, tight ass and your trained physique—I figure that comes from all that healthy vegetarian food you eat—but sometimes you do maybe gesticulate too much. And I adore your smell.”

They laughed.

“So you think you might be bisexual?” William asked.

“I know that. It’s just that I was always trying to identify with my heterosexual side. Although I didn’t mean it, I even used macho, homophobic words.

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