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  1. To those reading along: This is a more bleak story than most I publish on GA, so I decided to also revise a more light-hearted and enjoyable story. If you need a refresh after Against the Wall, my older Passionfruit is updated with new material:
  2. Chapter Five The look on his face was somewhere between anger and surprise. “What the fuck?” His cock was engorged, shining from my mouth, a bead of precum welling at the slit and sliding down the shaft I had just taken too far into my throat. Still pointed at me like the conversation hadn’t ended. “Hey. It’s okay.” My voice came out thick with spit, the words a little ruined. I was trying to salvage the momentum. “We can jerk off together.” I didn’t wait for an answer.
  3. Yes sir, Part Two tomorrow and concluding on Sunday. ♥️
  4. Chapter One I stood a few feet off the main path. The park was quiet, just the soft sound of rain on leaves and the occasional distant rustle from deeper in the trees. The wet earth squished under my sneakers. The guy a little way ahead leaned against a tree like he had all the time in the world. Red hair pushed back, a battered black leather jacket over a thin tank top, a flannel shirt tied around his waist, Doc Martens on his feet. I walked toward him, made sure to make eye cont
  5. In a 1990s cruising park, a young AIDS outreach volunteer approaches a middle-aged man who looks like someone’s dad. What starts as a simple condom hand-off escalates into something more risky as one decision leads to another in a public restroom. Content Warning: This story contains explicit M/M sexual content, power imbalances, and themes related to the AIDS crisis including cruising, condoms, and unprotected sex. Characters navigate complex realities, including sexual risk.
  6. Thanks, my friend! I appreciate you taking the time to read it. Incidentally, I recently set up a website for sharing free ebooks, this one and others, as a gift for readers who prefer that format. https://www.josephmercury.com/
  7. What a nice surprise. Thanks to the readers for the gift of your time and interest. ♥️
  8. Love it. Also, some late breaking art:
  9. So much beautiful detail here.
  10. Thank you and no apologies! TBH it just occurred to me, as it often does, that I wrote about things I know a lot less about than some readers. You haven't called me out yet. We'll see about Part Two.
  11. Thanks @dboggs9700. ♥️ Just a reminder to any readers who see this that this story is also available as a free ebook on my new website www.josephmercury.com.
  12. Chapter 12 By Friday afternoon the brownstone felt like a museum that had been staged for a single important visitor. Surfaces had been cleared. The good china was out. In the little yard, my mother had insisted on string lights—warm white ones wound through the rose canes and along the fence—so that when Einan looked out the back window she would see intention rather than neglect. The brick we had reset caught the late light cleanly. One less thing to comment on. Aunt Einan sat direct
  13. No one would ever say David is perfect, least of all me.
  14. I always imagined more a Sylvia Sidney type myself.
  15. Chapter 7 By the time I got home, the light in the yard was already turning gold. My mother had a faculty dinner for a visiting scholar in her department and my father had gone with her. But the house wasn’t empty, or entirely quiet. Patrick was there, as he had been the last two Wednesday afternoons. The heavy gloves were on, the old cargo shorts, no shirt. The final section of brick that had been pushed up by the heaving ground beneath, was mostly reset. Only a small uneve
  16. I hope you'll be back tomorrow to learn more.
  17. Who wouldn't like Patrick?
  18. Good question! By the way, this story coincides with the launch of my website where I will share a selection of my stories as formatted ebooks, iPad and Kindle format. The ebooks are free thank you gifts to readers who prefer that format. They are all under my bonus pen name Joseph Mercury at https://www.josephmercury.com/ Not all the stories are loaded yet, but there will be more every day, and The Saturday Boy is one of them. Otherwise the plan is to release the remaining two parts of The Saturday Boy over the next two days!
  19. Chapter 1 The decision to hire outside help for Shabbos had been building for months in the usual family way. There had been a series of small inconveniences that my mother eventually decided constituted a moral and practical failure. Someone had left a light on in the hallway the previous Saturday and no one could turn it off. The thermostat had been left too high one Friday in November and my father had spent the evening in an undershirt, sighing. Finally, Someone had accidentally s
  20. When a newly observant Jewish family hires an affable jock as their Shabbos goy, the rule is simple: anticipate their needs without being asked. Their wry son expects a weekly inconvenience, until someone starts paying a little too much attention. A sex comedy of manners.
  21. Thanks for sticking with it, @Quixo. You got two and maybe even three or four happy endings!
  22. Thanks @drsawzall. I wondered how it would land with you.
  23. Thanks for the follow up comment, @VBlew. I hoped you would. Glad you enjoyed it.
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