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Chapter One
Scooter settled on a bar stool, panting like a
dog, laughing hard enough to beat the band.
Lord, he hadn't been to the city in too long if
a handful of dances felt so good. The big old
cowboy grinning down on him was looking pretty
damn good, too, all working-man muscle and
barrel chest and sloe gin smile. Thank God for
Austin and the Rainbow Room offering a redneck
night. They'd found each other about an hour
ago, found that his compact size fit right nice
against big, tall and tanned.
Yeah. It'd been too damned long.
"You, uh, you want a beer, man?"
Beer. Blowjob. Little snuggle. He was easy.
"Bud Light, thanks." He stretched and hooked his
boot heels into a rung on the stool, whistling
away with the fiddle player on stage. The band
wasn't great, but they were good enough that all
you heard was the song, solid and relaxed, like
they'd played these covers forever. Not only
that, but there was a mandolin and a piano, so
it felt like good old country.
Scooter approved.
Even if they did all wear big-assed Montgomery
Gentry type hats so you couldn't hardly get a
good look at 'em. He wasn't sure how he felt
about that whole mysterious cowboy thing.
Well, it looked pretty damn good on McGraw…
The band finished their set to a smattering of
applause that got covered up by George's new
song on the juke box, the dance floor doing that
ebb and flow thing that always happened between
tunes. Oh, man. He loved this song. Made him
bouncy and put him in the mind of Marty Robbins.
Long-short-short, long-short-short.
A longneck appeared in front of him on the bar,
wrapped in a nice little napkin and all. So
sweet. Scooter grinned up as he nodded his
thanks, the cold brew just what the doctor
ordered. "Oh, hell yes. That's what I needed."
Oh, now, that was a sweet smile, just lighting
up that tanned face. "Yeah. There ain't nothing
like a cold one after dancing."
"No shit." Scooter chuckled and guzzled the
second third of the beer, daring to reach out
with the toe of his boot, rub once along the
starched denim. He was leaning hard toward
willing and able and God knew he'd have to get
back home tomorrow. Ron Laring asked him to
re-roof the First Baptist Church and he needed
the job, needed the money. He needed an orgasm
that didn't come from his own hand more, though.
Hell, he hadn't been this close to willing and
able since Chuck and Warren broke up and Chuck
came looking for a willing relief and release
going on two years ago. Lord.
Looked like the pretty cowboy was leaning too.
Hooboy. One hand slid across the bar, fingertips
just touching his wrist. "There's a little alley
back there. Nice and quiet…"
Ew. Alleys. Cops. Dumpster stench. Nasty.
Scooter thought on it. "How about the bathroom,
honey? I don't need my ass tossed in the slammer
for a friendly blowjob…"
"I…" Pretty Cowboy looked around, just a little
nervous. Damn.
"Oh, for fuck's sake. The least you could do is
offer the little guy a room. I mean, bloody
fucking hell."
Continued in
First Section
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