Good breeding by J.L. Merrow

Author:J.L. Merrow [Merrow, J.L.]
Language: nld
Format: epub
Tags: erotic MM, Romance MM
Published: 0101-01-01T00:00:00+00:00

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Angie beamed when she saw them the following week.

“Wayne, love! I wasn’t expecting to see you again so soon!” She

turned to her daughter, who was sitting on the floor, fag in hand,

filling out a sex survey in a magazine.”Didn’t I say, Shards, that

he wouldn’t be round here again in a hurry, now he’s found out

what a bunch of bleedin’ chavs we are?”

Giles felt a nasty twinge of guilt. “Of course I came round

again!” he protested. “You’re my mother! Oh—and this is Oz.

He’s a very good friend of mine.” For some reason, Giles

blushed as he said it. He flicked a glance at Oz, whose amused

expression only made Giles’s face grow hotter.

Angie gave him a hug. “Oh, it’s all right, love. You can call

him your boyfriend, nobody minds here.”

The sack of potatoes in the armchair gave a grunt, which

Giles suspected was Pete-speak for “snog him at your peril.” The

ape, thank God, was absent. Perhaps it’d been carted back to

the zoo, Giles thought hopefully, then gave himself a mental slap

on the wrist. “Really, Oz is just a friend,” Giles insisted. “We

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share a house, that’s all.”

“Oh, get on with you! A good looking bloke like that? Well,

if you don’t want him, I’ll ‘ave him!” Angie cackled. “You ‘ear that,

Pete? I’m going to trade you in for a new model!”

“Hrrn,” grunted Pete.

Oz looked terrified.

They sat down for a cup of tea. Giles was oddly touched

to find his served in a mug with “Wayne” emblazoned on it in

garish letters. “Well, i’n’t this nice?” Angie said.

Giles opened his mouth to make a polite reply, but was

interrupted by the slam of the front door. His brother, the ape,

lumbered in, scratching its armpit. Its eyes narrowed when it saw

them, and Giles instinctively huddled up to Oz for protection.

“’Ullo, love. Our Wayne’s come round again, and he brung

his boyfriend and all,” Angie said brightly.

The ape scowled, and stepped towards them. Giles tensed.

Oz laughed, and leant back, resting one ankle on the

opposite knee. His arms spread along the back of the sofa,

emphasizing the breadth of his shoulders, while his shirt was

stretched taut over a rather fine pair of pecs. “Nah, it’s just your

mum’s little joke.” Oz’s voice sounded different, Giles realised. His

vowels were flatter; the consonants less defined. “Not that you’d

have a problem with it if I was, would you?” Despite his seemingly

relaxed posture, Oz didn’t take his eyes off Darren for an instant.

The ape stared at him for a long moment, then subsided,

and slumped into its chair. After a brief tussle with its father for

the remote control, which it lost, it settled for glaring steadily at

the television and totally ignoring them.

“So have you got a bloke, then, love?” Angie asked

brightly, as if massive amounts of testosterone had not just been

expended in front of her.

“Oh, yes. His name’s Hugh,” Giles began, with a fond

smile. “I met him in my first year at Oxford, at a wine tasting.”

He’d been instantly smitten by the man’s rakish good looks,

perfectly tailored jacket, and theatrical shudders of distaste at

most of what was served.

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