I Feel You
โ Scribed by Alex Berry
- Publisher
- Sitting Bull Publishing
- Year
- 2011
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 49 KB
- Category
- Fiction
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
โฆ Synopsis
Ronโs life isnโt all that bad, well except his housemate is an inconsiderate jerk. The love of his life dumped him six months ago, and if that isnโt bad enough, heโs overweight. Of course, heโs much bigger in his mind than in reality, but that doesnโt stop him from going to extra measures to camouflage the extra pounds. He lusts after fine muscular men he sees around town, never expecting theyโd give a plain man like him the time of day.
All Travis wanted was a man who was healthy. After dealing with a dying relative the past few years, the last thing heโd look at was someone slim or bony. He craved a squeezable, pinchable, healthy man with some cushion to handle his large frame. Seeing Ron all starched and pressed released a craven desire to make the polished man fly apart, in his arms.
Ron canโt believe someone like Travis is interested in him, but is more than willing to jumpstart his boring life down a new path. And why is it that once he and Travis start dating, men start coming out of the woodwork? Can two men so different find love?
Excerpt:
The waiter gave him a cloth and a weak smile before he pushed open the door to the john. He was picking off the white paper from his pants when the door opened. He looked up and froze. Standing, much taller than his five feet ten inches, in front of him was the chocolate hunk heโd fantasized over last night.
โHey,โ his fantasy greeted him in that same deep voice, while taking in the scene before him. โNeed help?โ He smiled.
Heat spread up his neck and over his face. Ron attempted a smile in the face of his embarrassment. He glanced at his semi-napkin free pants. โI think Iโve got this. Just trying to make myself presentable before heading back to work.โ He brushed the wet spot again.
โIโm Ron.โ He gazed at the casually dressed masculine flesh.
โIโm Travis.โ They stared at each other for a minute.
Ron coughed, daring to believe Travis came in here to talk to him. Rarely, did he attract men who looked this handsome or with god-like bodies. โIโm sorry. Iโm in your way.โ He moved, allowing the other man access to the sinks or urinals.
โNo, I came in here to meet you. Hope you donโt mind.โ Travis stared at him.
Ron swallowed. โReally? I mean wow. I donโt know what to say.โ He looked up at Travis again. โWhy?โ He couldnโt believe that word slipped from his sub-conscious into the real world. Heat sped up his neck as Travis frowned.
โWhy? Why did I want to meet you? Or why did I want to meet you in the john?โ He leaned against the wall with his feet crossed at the ankles.
Ron envied his cool posture. โYeah, I guess since it slipped out, I want to know on some level. Iโm embarrassed as hell, but why meet me?โ
Travis nodded. โI saw you walk into the restaurant yesterday, all flustered and shit. Your tie was tight, your shirt crisp and your hair in place. But, your pants and shoes were wet.โ
Ron listened, surprised as the man recounted his version of yesterday.
โIt didnโt fit with the rest of you. I listened to your conversation and was impressed that youโd do that for a friend.โ
โSome friend,โ Ron muttered.
โThereโs that too.โ
โI came outside yesterday looking for you, but youโdโ left,โ Ron said standing straighter in an effort to pull in his protruding waistline.
โI got off work late and stopped to eat. I was tired and went home to rest.โ
โOh. You got off late again today?โ
โNo.โ
Ron swallowed, still in shock that this gorgeous hunk of perfection was interested in him. Out of the corner of his eye, he noticed the other man walk toward him.
โCan I call you?โ Travis touched his shoulder for a moment. Pleasurable tingles shot through Ron.
He nodded. Words stuck in his throat. He slid his hand into his breast pocket, pulling out a business card. Grabbing a pen from the same inner pocket, he wrote his cell number.
โCall me whenever you have time.โ His body vibrated from the closeness of their bodies. He inhaled the natural musky scent and wished he could bottle Travisโs fragrance.
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