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How does one go about getting one's own royal elf??!? I'm not asking for myself, of course ... I'm enquiring for a friend 😉

Amen!

I had no idea what to expect when I started reading this barely moments ago. But I discovered that this is just what I needed this evening! Maybe it's all due to some Fairy Dust or something. I am grateful 🙂

Sometimes I still do. Heck of a way to live. Fortunately, I can get a grip... Great start, @Ronyx!

My path was a bit different, but I too remember lying in a strange bed, crying my eyes out. They were tears of joy, though my Swiss host at first did not know how to interpret the emotions that poured out of me. I quickly assured him that he had made me a very, very happy boi that afternoon. It was not the first time that I had given myself to another man, but somehow a line had been crossed that day.

Something's telling me I'm going to like this story 🙂

This was so unexpected. As a native of Illinois (Chicagoland, no less) I was immediately drawn to the story because of its title. Then the issue of dealing with a homophobic mother (mine was only mildly so, thank heavens) seemed to take me one way, but the text took us another way. I will have to go back now and find the author's other works. I am looking forward to that voyage of discovery. Meanwhile, I hope everyone - from author to readers - had a great holiday today. Mine was splendid - even without any bedroom naughtiness LOL.

Makes me wonder if I've missed out on something. Kinda late for me, though - I've passed my three-score and ten already.

Hopefully this match made in Greece will prove to be a match made in heaven!

I had no ideal that such a story - the premise, the setting, the possible entrapment - would appeal to me. But it does. Considerably. I will gladly read on!

Indeed, my good doctor, indeed!

I'm with @Tonyr on this. You caught me too!

Better yet, might they post it HERE - or is that a no-no?

Always enjoyed just about anything @chris191070 has ever written. This is no excetion, so I'm very much looking forward to see how this develops. I am quite different from both Frank and John, yet I feel some sort of (kinship?) connection. I guess that's one of the marks of a good author. Kudos!

After yesterday's debate, there was renewed attention paid to his eyeliner.