Saving Jason by K.C Wells

Author:K.C Wells [Wells, K.C]
Language: eng
Format: epub, mobi
Publisher: Island Tales Press
Published: 2016-11-30T00:00:00+00:00

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David got through his front door with a sigh of relief. It had been a long day and the thought of coming home to leftover lasagne was comforting. No need to cook, just shove a plate in the oven and flop down on the couch in front of the TV. Perfect.

When his phone rang and Jason’s number popped up on the screen, David had to smile. “Hey. Are you finished for the day?”

“Just about. You home yet?”

“Just.” David tucked his phone under his ear as he shucked off his jacket. “Got any plans for this evening?”

“Nope, just going to veg out on the couch. Today was real busy.”

David strolled into his kitchen and pulled open the refrigerator to peer at the foil-covered dish. “Well, I’m going to have leftover lasagne. Please come over and help me eat it?” It was an excuse, but the thought of having Jason in his home made David warm inside.

“Wait a sec. This is beginning to sound like it could be hazardous to my health. I thought you couldn’t cook for shit?”

David snorted. “Did I say I made it? Hmm?” Jason’s chuckle made him smile. “So, is that a yes?”

“Only if I can whip up some garlic bread and bring it with me.”

God. David was suddenly drooling. “Oh, you’re on. Extra garlic for me, please.”

Another chuckle. “I pity your poor colleagues tomorrow. I’ll be about fifteen minutes.” He paused. “Which number do I ring?”

“Apartment 2A.”

“Okay. I’d better get peeling and chopping then.” Jason disconnected.

David gave his apartment a glance. Time to make sure everything was tidy before Jason got there.

When the intercom buzzed twenty minutes later, David pressed the button to release the door. Minutes later Jason was there, wrapped up in his thick winter jacket and carrying a plastic shopping bag. He thrust it into David’s hands. “Here. It’s ready to go in the oven.”

David took it into the kitchen, licking his lips. “Just make allowances for the lasagne, okay? A store bought one is bound to be nowhere near as good as yours.”

Jason followed him. “Flatterer. And I’m sure it will be delicious.” He sniffed the air and hummed. “Especially if it tastes as good as it smells.” He spotted the opened bottle of red wine standing next to two wine glasses. “Ooh, is that for us?”

David laughed. “Help yourself.”

Jason poured out two full glasses while David placed the garlic bread on a baking sheet above the lasagne in the oven. As he closed the door, Jason handed him a glass. “So now do I get the five cent tour?”

David laughed. “Sure.” He gestured around him. “Obviously this is the kitchen. I don’t do a lot of cooking, but it has everything I need.” He led Jason into the living room. “I think this is where I spend the most time.” A large leather couch took up most of the room, a thick rug in front of it. Bookcases lined most of the walls, filled with books, DVDs and CDs.

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