
About Making it Even
by Dallas Coleman
20 pages / 3200 words
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Joe knows he's screwed up, but he's not willing to let his long-time love
get away with the cold shoulder. He's already made things even, but now he
wants to make things right, and he's willing to admit his own mistakes and
forget Ben's, if Ben will just let him. Ben's no angel, but it's hard to let
things go. Can Joe convince Ben it's time to move on and get back to the
business of loving each other?

Sample
"So, how long exactly are you going to wait to fuck me?"
I dug the spade into the ground, making sure the roots of the damn weeds
got pulled up, too, waiting for Ben to answer me. I'd been weeding for
four weeks. I'd spent eight weeks before that repainting the house,
rewiring the shop, replacing the carpet in the parlor, updating the
guest rooms -- all four of them.
Penance.
I knew that's what it was; Ben knew that's what it was. Hell, don't get
me wrong, I didn't mind paying it.
I deserved it.
"What did you say?"
"I wanted to know when you were going to forgive me enough to fuck me.
You don't have to answer right now, if you don't know. I was just
curious."
Ben's eyebrow went up, black meeting bleached blond. It was a good look
for the man, really. I liked him all bleached and coiffed and shit. I
liked him, period.
Which, okay, begs the question of why I was the dumbest motherfucker on
earth and let a little twink dishwasher from our restaurant suck me off
in the walk-in. I got no good answer for that one. I went through them
all (in therapy, for fuck's sake). I was maybe feeling a little
neglected. I was definitely feeling a little too much vodka on way too
regular a basis.
I don't know. I know I felt bad enough after I did it to head up to our
rooms to confess to it. I also know that either Marco went straight to
Ben while my spunk was still on his lips to tattle or Ben saw, because
my shit was already on fire.
Hence the carpet replacing and the repainting. |