β Scribed by Steven Kerry
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
A dull evening of computer work takes an unexpected turn for Burt when a ruggedly handsome man calling himself LoneStar asks if they can hook up later that night. Burt is skeptical, yet intrigued, when LoneStar says he has come to Hollywood from Texas after winning a competition to become the new Marlboro Man. Later that night Burt finds his hunky guest, who hides behind a pair of shades and has a southern drawl, sexually shy and unresponsive. Only when they go to bed together does Burt realize his hook up is not at all what he seems.
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