Vale: A Short Erotic Vampire Romance Story by Cooper-Posey Tracy

Author:Cooper-Posey, Tracy
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: vampire novels for adults, vampire erotica series, mm romance series, paranormal erotica series for adults, short reads fantasy, vampire erotica short stories
Publisher: Tracy Cooper-Posey

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Loveland, Colorado. 1967

“Nial!” Sebastian shouted, stamping his boots at the front door.

Nial looked up from the book he was reading. “In the office,” he shouted back.

Sebastian strode into the room, shedding the heavy parka with the Rocky Mountains National Park logo on the chest. He’d already kicked off his boots. “I thought you were supposed to be grading papers?”

“I finished an hour ago. There isn’t a single student with the sense of a fly, not in the entire class.”

Sebastian grinned, winding up his scarf and tossing it onto the parka. “You’re the one who thought teaching would be an interesting idea. I personally would hate to have you as my Latin professor.” He cocked his head at Nial. “Why aren’t you sitting at the desk?”

Nial smiled. “I can’t sit on the couch to mark papers?”

Sebastian laughed. “You look like a hippy. Look at you. Jeans and bare feet, cross-legged on the sofa, and your hair hanging down around your shoulders.”

Nial glanced down at himself. “If you think this is hippy, you should see some of the students I teach. I think most of them are high on pot in my class, and the boys have longer hair than the girls.”

“You’re starting to look like them,” Sebastian said. “Are you going to start protesting, next? There’s a sit-in on the campus, I heard.”

Nial rolled his eyes. “I’m a respectable professor.”

Sebastian considered him. “I don’t know about that. You’ve always been a peacenik. I thought the hippies would be just your thing.”

“I’m not a peacenik,” Nial replied. “There are wars I think are right and appropriate. But any war is wrong for us to get involved in. You know why. And I don’t want to argue with you today, so let’s leave it there.”

“I suppose your glasses do add the professor air,” Sebastian said, agreeably changing the subject. He pulled them away from Nial’s face and put them on the desk. “They make your eyes stand out,” he added.

“So you’re removing them?”

“Don’t want to crush them,” Sebastian muttered and kissed him.

Nial heard the crinkle of papers as Sebastian knelt on the sofa. He took his time with the kiss and Nial let himself enjoy it.

Then Sebastian straightened. “Damn,” he said softly. “I forgot. The truck needs more anti-freeze. I think there’s a leak somewhere. Once the spring thaw is in, I’m going to have to get underneath it and track it down.”

“Listen to you,” Nial teased. “A real outdoorsman. Fixing mechanics and climbing mountains.”

Sebastian sat back with a sigh. “Long way from Ireland,” he murmured.

“A park ranger in Colorado? Yes, it’s a long way. Time does that, though.”

Silence gathered around them. Then Sebastian drew in a slow breath. “Life is good,” he said softly and glanced at Nial.

Nial nodded. “Yes. Life is good,” he agreed, and reflected that he would never have predicted that he would say so when he had heard what Sebastian was proposing, thirteen years ago, in New York. A park ranger had seemed the

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