β Scribed by Barry Lowe
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Gay Lit
Whatβs a boy to do when confronted with his real live wet dream?
When Jayson returns home, recently graduated from college, he notices a few things have changed in the neighbourhood, not least Mr. Robinson who has moved in across the street and wears the tightest and skimpiest clothes heβs ever seen. Although the hot neighbour is everything Jayson looks for in a man, he attempts to keep his libido in check for the sake of what he believes is the guyβs wife and two kids, even though heβs sorely tempted every Saturday when Mr. Robinson persists in washing his car in full view of Jaysonβs bedroom window. Jayson wants to do more than just look and he has a plan.
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