The Gay Icon Classics of the World II by Robert Joseph Greene

Author:Robert Joseph Greene
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Icon Empire Press/Open Mic Press

Armand arrived that night with his problems in his hand. Instead of getting a quick reply, Ravashe hammered at the questions all night long. By the time they were finished, Armand was so tired that he could not make it back to his quarters.

“Why don’t you lie here?” said Ravashe.

Tired and remembering Ravashe’s promise not to tease him. Armand agreed and was welcomed into Ravashe’s bed.

“Thank you,” said Ravashe, and he leaned in and kissed Armand.

The kiss was so soft and gentle that it made Armand realize that it wasn’t a joke. Soon the two were making passionate love.

After that night, Ravashe and Armand were inseparable. One day Armand was setting up a game.

“What is that?” asked Ravashe.

“It’s a game called Nard,” said Armand. “Would you like to learn how to play it?”

Ravashe agreed and they were soon playing; however, the game took a very long time to play. Each night, they would play until late and Armand would always be too tired to return to his quarters, deciding to lie with Ravashe. Before too long, Ravashe became quite skilled at the game of Nard. With his confidence high, he would challenge other students who also knew the game. Ravashe would often win.

Armand did not feel bad because he knew that together they were happy.

Soon word got out that Armand was doing well and that he was a close companion of the smartest scholar at the school. So, the King decided he would surprise his son and pay him a visit. When the King arrived early one morning he proceeded directly to his son’s quarters; he was surprised when he found his bed empty. Naturally, he asked a student to lead him to Ravashe.

“Perhaps he’ll know where my son is.” he thought.

So the King was led to Ravashe’s chambers, where he met Ravashe, smiling and bowing before his king in honor.

“Ravashe, I heard you are a great companion of my son.”

“Ah yes, he is asleep here.” replied Ravashe, and he led the king to the Prince, who was sleeping naked in Ravashe’s bed.

“What is this?” demanded the King, waking Armand.

“It is love,” answered Ravashe. “Your son and I are in love.”

“Did you fill his head with such stupidity?” questioned the King angrily.

The King turned to his son and asked, “Is this true?”

“Yes father it is,” said the Prince. “We are in love.”

“It is forbidden.” said the King. “It’s against the teachings of Ahura Mazd, the supreme god!”

The King, not wanting to be made a fool, had Ravashe arrested and thrown in prison.

While in prison, Ravashe was visited by Armand, which made him very happy.

“Well hello my beloved. Come sit with me.” Ravashe said while smiling.

“How can you be so happy when the King wants you dead?”

“Because you stood up and told your father that you love me. That made me so happy.” said Ravashe. Armand felt that he had to save Ravashe; but how would he do it? He felt the only way was to challenge his father to a duel to the death.

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