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About What Not to Wear

by Clare London
50 pages / 11250 words
ISBN: 978-1-60370-364-2
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Beckett and Doug work together, travel together, live together… play together. And they’re easily distracted by their desires, wherever they happen to be. The work week starts normally for the newly promoted Beckett, but that’s soon disturbed by his lover's sexual provocation. As each day of the week passes, Doug’s behavior, and the slogan on his T-shirt, gets increasingly outrageous. Add in his equally outrageous libido and the two men’s fascination for sex in risky places, and their career prospects are soon completely out of control!

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The elevator lurched up from the lobby, shaking the passengers against each other. "Disgraceful overcrowding," someone grumbled at the front of the car. Phrases such as 'infringement of civil liberties' and 'invasion of personal space' were muttered elsewhere. A man near the front of the car insisted he was on his way to speak to Health and Safety about the building's access provisions, though his voice was rather muffled against the faux fur collar of another woman's coat. Beckett glared at Doug, who was nodding in sober agreement with all of the complaints, especially from the woman whose toe Beckett had squashed.

They stopped at the fourth floor and the doors slid open. Several people stumbled out, and the others sighed with relief. Moving around in an attempt to find more space, Beckett saw Doug loosen the button of his jacket so that it fell open casually. Or maybe not so casually. Just before Beckett was nudged back up against the side of the car, he caught sight of his lover and colleague's T-shirt. His gut gave a familiar churn and his mouth dried. Doug smirked and brushed a hand down under the jacket’s lapel. The writing was further exposed.

If you're already this close, why don't you just jerk me off?

"Good God." Beckett hissed the words out, trying not to be heard by anyone else around him. A stress pain was nagging at his right temple, and he hadn't even started work yet. "I thought we said..."

Doug bent his head closer. "You bought this one, too," he whispered. "Remember?"

Beckett flushed and grimaced back. He felt an instinctive -- and not entirely unpleasant – throb in his groin. Damned man. He shook his head and mouthed a silent, "Selective amnesia."

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