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280 pages, ebook
First published March 24, 2017
"No. Absolutely not. I didn't do porn when I was married, didn't do it when I was single, won't do it now."
And now Larx's eyes widened . . . "Well, that's just disappointing. It's a flaw. I've finally found a flaw. Doesn't like porn. However shall we get along now?
Aaron chuckled and kissed him . . . "We'll have to have so much sex you don't even miss porn," he said decisively.
. . . "You just sealed your doom, Deputy—you have no idea how much sex it would take me to forget about sex!"
“You’re late,” Kirby said without looking up. He was a stickler for things like that.
"I was talking to my boss.” I was coming out to my boss in case I could possibly maybe someday bang your principal. Nope. That last part was staying subtext.
...
“About going to the football game next Friday night.”
Kirby grimaced. “You’re on redneck patrol, aren’t you? To make sure we don’t embarrass ourselves because we haven’t ever seen big-city folk before.”
“Pretty much. Want to come make some new friends?”
...
“There are secret adult machinations at work here,” he pronounced. “I’m not sure how or why, but this does not bode well for any involved.”
I just fell in love with you. I’d rather fall off a building. I’m frightened to the pit of my balls.
It wasn’t young love—it was worse, bigger, more painful. They’d lost before. They knew the dangers of love. And they fell anyway, whispering each other’s name in the dark...
The only end of the race in life was literally the end of the life.
”Coffee, Larx. Then let’s fix the world.”
”Don’t think I don’t know what you’re risking too,” he said softly. “So when you risk it< I want you to risk it for something you can hold up to the world and say, “This! This is us!’And then we can do it together.” ~Aaron