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Ronyx

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  1. Ronyx

    Chapter 23

    Like droughtquake said, Puppilull, Zac is thinking with the wrong head. Not sure he's dealing in reality atm.
  2. Ronyx

    Chapter 23

    Zac has a hard time giving up his 'first love.' I'm sure Austin will feel the same way, long1jo.
  3. Ronyx

    Chapter 23

    Now, jaysalmn, tell us how you really feel! LOL.
  4. Ronyx

    Chapter 23

    He's a teenager, droughtquake. Naturally his little head always overrules the big head. And it doesn't just apply to teen boys.
  5. Ronyx

    Chapter 23

    I would imagine, JayT, according to the comments in reviews for this chapter, that Zac is on just about everyone's shit list.
  6. Ronyx

    Chapter 23

    Note to Parker: Thanks!
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    Chapter 23

    I awoke Saturday morning more tired than when I had gone to bed. I was so nervous my body literally felt tingly all night. I was even awake at 1:30 when Billy quietly pulled down the covers and jacked off. Normally, I roll over with my back to him; but this time I faced him with my eyes slightly opened so he would think I was asleep. Even though I had seen his flaccid dick a hundred times, I was surprised to see how large it became when hard. He was no longer ‘Little’ Billy. After a minute, I ro
  8. Ronyx

    Chapter 1

    Thank you, Jeffrey. Happy holidays to you and yours too.
  9. Ronyx

    Chapter 1

    Thank you, Okiegrad. I'm glad you enjoyed the story.
  10. Ronyx

    Chapter 1

    Thank you, Mike. Happy holiday to you too.
  11. Ronyx

    Chapter 1

    Thank you, Rob.
  12. Ronyx

    Chapter 1

    Thank you, hohochan.
  13. Ronyx

    Chapter 1

    Thank you, avidreadr. If you are in tears reading it, you should have seen me when I wrote it. LOL.
  14. Ronyx

    Chapter 1

    Thank you, AC.
  15. Ronyx

    Chapter 1

    Thank you, Parker.
  16. Ronyx

    Chapter 1

    You are, droughtquake, what I call one of the quiet heroes. You do wonderful deeds out of the goodness of your heart and expect nothing in return. I'm sure those whose lives you touched were grateful. I did post this story today because it is World AIDS Day. We've made great progress in the past couple of decades, but there is still so much more to do. (And thanks for the plug!)
  17. A Christmas Eve Awakening by Ronyx I stood before the church listening to the choir sing, ‘Oh, Holy Night.’ The melodic tune was filling my heart with sadness. I wanted desperately to go inside, but I had turned away from the church years ago. Now at twenty-six, it had been ten years since I had entered the huge oaken doors of the Fifth Street Tabernacle Church. The last time I was there, Reverend McGowen stood at the altar warning his attentive flock that the end of the America
  18. James discovers the true meaning of Christmas.
  19. Ronyx

    Chapter 22

    One problem Zac has, droughtquake, is I don't think he knows what he wants. It looks like his younger brother has more sense than he does.
  20. Ronyx

    Chapter 22

    Hahaha, JayT. I can remember when I was a teen I thought that someone who was 30 was older than dirt.
  21. Ronyx

    Chapter 22

    You're right, Puppilull. Adrian is scared to open his heart. Right now, Zac has given him no reason to believe he deserves it.
  22. Ronyx

    Chapter 22

    Austin is a good guy with a sad past. But we are talking about Zac here. So far, he hasn't shown he is very perceptive about the things going on around him.
  23. Ronyx

    Chapter 22

    Very perceptive, Parker. I'm sure Austin is as confused as Adrian, only in a different way.
  24. Ronyx

    Chapter 22

    I think he was hurt, long1jo, and not necessarily hostile. He probably thought 'the kiss' would mean more to Zac than it did.
  25. Ronyx

    Chapter 22

    “God, Austin,” I shouted as I stepped from the stall and wiped my mouth. “I didn’t mean to do that.” He didn’t say anything. He just stood wide-eyed and stared at me. Finally, he blinked several times and raised his hand to his mouth. “It’s okay,” he said as he stepped out of the stall. “Really.” He walked over to a sink, turned on the water and then splashed some on his face. After grabbing a handful of paper towels, he looked at me in the mirror as he wiped his face dry. I gave him a puzzled
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