Wayne Gray
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Thanks for the comment. Well, there's still time for Kyle. Someone like him, he's malleable. If he sees healthy relationships between men, then he'll realize that such a thing is possible. So far he hasn't, and he really needs to. Kyle would never call himself gay. Not right now. He isn't at a place where he can accept that label. His brothers never threatened Kyle with revealing his proclivities, and they never caught him with another man. But, certain things made them aware that the potential is very high - almost a certainty. You'll see in the next chapter.
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You had to throw ammunition on the droughtquake theory generator, didn't you?
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Thanks for commenting, Chris. Next chapter, all dangling questions that remain will get answered, that includes Casey's reaction.
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Oh, you're so cute. 😛
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Casey did have to go and get an education, so yes... he's a bit more worldly than most in the county. And again, yes... he watched them grow up. It probably won't be a terrible leap for him to imagine that they're more than friends. Organic really is what I was going for. I'm happy it felt that way. 🙂
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Thanks, rick. I'll do my best to live up to the "thrilling" part. 🙂
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🙂 I'm glad it's worth missing!
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Wade is still a greedy bastard. But, there are many other games to play. He feels the pressure to retain the image of a low-down scoundrel that everyone knows him to be, and that's still somewhat true. Guilt will do strange things to a man, though. And Jason's actions have made Wade really take a look at where he's headed in life. Kyle is simple. He can be pushed in just about any direction, and now that Jason is in jail, we'll have to see where he ends up. Next chapter, we'll get to see Casey again... and we'll find out how he took Rachel's news. Thanks for reading, commenting, editing, etc, Thorn. 🙂
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Caleb's eyes were open, gathering the little bit of early morning light that filtered through the open canvas window of their tent. It was now the third week of May. Their crops were coming along, four young calves were recent additions to their herd, and they only had a bit left to do on the foundation of what would be Wren's house. Caleb's arm lay over Wren and he pulled until they pressed together, as much skin as possible in contact. Wren made a satisfied sound in his sleep and wiggled a
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If you have a boy or not, you are still who and what you are. I'm sorry he hurt you, Mac.
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Congratulations to you both. It's wonderful to find someone to love, and even more to celebrate that with marriage.
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Thank you, Parker. Sometimes we just have to wait for the sun.
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I counted them too. 😛 Thanks, Jeffrey.
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Glad you liked it, Chris.
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Thank you, Thorn. 🙂
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There are some hurts we can’t bear alone. To me, this piece shows an awareness of that, and a willingness to take on some of the hurt another carries. It’s a study of love, friendship, and dedication. This is moving, tim. Well done.
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It’s a mystery to me how quick we are to judge things that don’t affect our own lives. How religion can be used as a weapon to “prove” wrongness. That we begrudge the choices others make along the path to happiness. Don't let anyone do that to you three. Enjoy yourselves and one another. Have fun, and if it happens let love bloom with Jim. He deserves that, and so do you both.
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Actually, a change would be nice right about now. 😛 Thanks for commenting, tim.
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A drop stops, frozen. Its journey stunted by cold, awaiting the sun.
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Goodnight, Mike. I'm headed off too. Take care, all.
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Hi, Jeffrey. Thanks for the great comments about the mechanical bits, and the plot bits too. 🙂 Yep, everyone has a chance to move on. What each of those left do with that chance? Well, that remains to be seen.
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That's a very good question, isn't it? There's only one way to find out, Rick! Oh... wait. That's on me. Okay, I'll get back to writing!
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Hi Parker, thanks for the comment. Caleb has now seen Wren at his darkest, and most unflattering. And in that moment, he realized that he loved Wren. When he was needed, Caleb felt it... and he stepped up for Wren. That's rare. Even Caleb, who has never felt anything like the way he does for Wren knows that. Oh, mister Wade... there's absolutely more to come for him, Kyle, Rachel and Sheriff Keen, all. And, maybe for Wren too.
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Thanks for commenting! Wren is not perfect... as his beating the hell out of Jason shows. But, he's trying. He has changed a lot from his hedonistic ways in San Diego.
