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Wild Card - 4. Afternoon Highs and Evening Lows

Wild Card – Chapter 4 – Afternoon Highs and Evening Lows

In the short time that I’d been Lola’s owner, I had learned a few things.

Lola likes being held.

Lola likes playing with feathers.

Lola likes when you scratch behind her ears.

Lola does not like cat carriers.

Which she made absolutely clear when I settled her in it before we left the store. She also did not like being put on the floor behind the front seat.

Lola treated us to an ongoing dialogue regarding her dissatisfaction with being kept in the cat carrier for the trip home in Efrain’s car. I attempted to explain to her that she’d be safer back there, and even put her behind the driver’s seat so she could see me, but she still wasn’t having it. I tried telling her that she’d be let out when we got home and that I was super excited to be her new dad. Lola’s angry tirade continued nonetheless. And, between her crying behind him, and me next to him, practically vibrating with excitement over my new companion, my boyfriend had to be at his wits’ end.

Unless I had just imagined the muttered “Thank-fuckin’-God” that came from his side of the car when we turned into the driveway.

“See, Lola, that wasn’t so bad,” I cooed. The kitten watched me as I leaned closer to her. “Ready to go inside, baby girl?” I grabbed the cat carrier and looped a couple bags over my wrist, while Efrain unloaded more of our haul.

“Hey,” Efrain said once we got past the front door, “How ‘bout you get Not-Sassy settled in while I get the rest of the stuff in the car.” Lola let out a pitiful meow—either in agreement with the plan, or protest at being called Not-Sassy. Efrain and I set down the things we brought in, and he turned to go back outside.

“’Rain?” I said, grabbing his arm.

“Yeah, what’s up?”

As soon as he turned to face me, I laid the kiss on him that I’d been holding in since he told me Lola was mine. Efrain took it in stride, allowing my tongue past his lips and returning my ardor until we had to come up for air.

“Thank you,” I whispered.

“Goddamn, Cory,” he whispered back, and before I knew it, he had me pinned to the wall. Erection grinding, ass groping, face ravaging, whole nine yards, while the cat tried her best to remind us that she was still trapped in the carrier.

I wanted to tell Lola that I’d let her out as soon as I was done shoving my tongue down Efrain’s throat, but that would require that I stop shoving my tongue down Efrain’s throat. She paired her next protest with a full-on assault against the side of the carrier, causing it to rock to the side. The sound of her plastic enclosure clattering on the hardwood grew increasingly loud until we could no longer ignore it.

Efrain broke the kiss and chuckled. “Guess we’ll have to save this for later.”

“Uh huh,” I said. “But, you kinda have to stop rubbing your dick on me, first.”

“Yeah, about that…” he answered, while continuing to grind his hard-on against my dick.

I laughed, and he rested his forehead against mine.

“God, what you do to me.”

“I could say the same about you,” I said. Efrain’s arms tightened around me, and his mouth moved over mine once more. As his tongue flicked out to tease my bottom lip, Lola meowed again. We looked down to find her trying to gnaw her way out of the carrier because, goddamnit, she was getting out one way or another. I couldn’t be certain, but I wasn’t sure the metal grating on the door was good for her teeth.

“Fine,” he told her. “He’s all yours.”

As he went back to finish unloading, I started getting Lola settled in. By the time I got everything situated, he’d had all our stuff brought in and stored, and was going through some emails.

“All done?” he asked.

“Yup, just showed Lola where her litter box is,” I said, as the sound of the bell on her collar started making laps in the bathroom.

“So, picking back up from earlier.” Efrain got up to meet me. Our bodies melded, and we traded quick kisses as I backed him to the bed.

“Indeed,” I told him. “I need to express my gratitude.”

“You don’t have to,” he said. “Not that I’m going to stop you.”

“Good.” I shoved him back onto the bed and crawled on top, my body sliding against his. What had started as a sweet and slow kiss soon became hard and demanding, and I was out of breath by the time I worked across his chin to his earlobe to pant out, “So, how do you want me—at your service, or at your mercy?”

“Damn, that is a really good question.” While he gave it consideration, I began nibbling his neck and shoulder, rolling my hips into his and meeting him moan for moan.

“Pick one yet?”

“Nope.” He rolled me over, yanked up my shirt, and started going to town on my nipples. “Still thinking it over.”

I tried to pull my shirt over my head, but became distracted when he flicked his tongue over my nips until they were good and hard. “I dunno, this seems an awful lot like ‘at your mercy.’”

“Not really,” he said. “If I wanted you at my mercy, I’d do this—” Efrain’s teeth tugged at the newly hardened peaks until my back arched. He shoved the shirt over my head, then sat up to tug his own off. “Maybe, I’ll do both.”

“Whatever you want,” I said. “I’m all yours.”

Something unreadable and warm lingered under the intensity and fire in his expression when he looked back at me. “Yeah,” he said, his voice low. “All mine.”

Before I could unravel the mystery of his gaze, I found myself stripped bare and open for him. Efrain sat back on his heels between my legs and ran his hands up my thighs, stopping just shy of my groin. His fingers and thumbs massaged the juncture between my thighs and hip without touching the parts most desperate for his touch.

“I think…” he said, trailing off with a thoughtful hum.

“You think?” I prompted, and he grinned.

Efrain lifted my leg up and over his head, then spanked my ass. Once out from between my thighs, he scooted up the bed and laid down in the center. “I think I want you to ride me.”

I crawled up after him. “I think I can handle that?” He laced his fingers behind his head and cocked his eyebrow in a silent get to it kind of look. “Aha, the ‘service’ portion of the encounter.”

“You got it.”

My fingers trailed through the hair across his pecs and down his abs until I reached his fly. Once I got that undone, him lifting his ass so I could get his pants over his hips was the only assistance he would give me. “Take it I’m to loosen myself up.”

“Seems wise,” he said, then handed me the lube and watched as I worked the first coated finger into my hole. Half way through getting a second finger in, he reached back down and grabbed his dick, angling it up and toward me. I kept my eyes on his as I lowered myself down to take him into my mouth, matching the rhythm of my fingers to that of my sucking. I groaned when I stuffed the third and final finger in as far as I could get it.

“That good?” he asked.

“Not enough.” I sat up and slathered his dick in lube then moved to position it at my entrance. “Need this.”

“Then, take it.”

At his invitation, I pressed down on him, groaning at the feel of his thick cock. The head popped in, and I slid down his length.

“Fuck,” Efrain growled, grabbing my hips and thrusting up into me. He held me there while his hips circled, the grinding seeming to hit all my hot buttons at once. My head fell back, and I couldn’t stop whimpering, panting, quivering as rough, demanding fingers dug harder into my thighs and shoved me down on his dick.

I felt my own cock jump in answer, my nuts pulling up against the base, and I wondered if this was really all it would take for me to start coming. Efrain groaned low in his throat, and I looked down at him. Hell, would this be all it took for him to start coming?

Our eyes met. His pupils were dilated to the point that his irises were a slight ring around the inky black. “Move,” he growled at me through gritted teeth, then punctuated the command with a sharp slap on ass that made me jump. “Now.”

Those first tentative movements were fucking torture, which only got worse as he commanded me to ride him harder and faster. Curses and grunts filled the room, and it was hard to tell where my loud cries ended, and his began. I forced myself to keep impaling myself on him, despite the orgasm I could feel about to rip into me. His arms wrapped around my hips as I fell forward on my hands, sandwiching my dick between our stomachs. I was already about to blow, but the slick friction along my length hastened me along. He had to have felt it as his hips started pounding up into me. Efrain and I came together in mutual frenzy, continuing to twitch and grunt long after we’d shot off.

My forehead dropped to his shoulder in exhaustion while his hands roamed over my back. I sighed, content to let my mind go blank in post-orgasmic bliss until Efrain’s chuckle drew me out of my stupor. I lifted my head as Lola heaved herself up the edge of the bed and peered up at us as if to ask, “Are you done making scary noises, yet?”

~*~*~*~

Given that I had turned off my phone, and refused to check my email, and wouldn’t log onto any medium even remotely social, I knew I was in for a thorough chewing out when Efrain finally made me face my best friends over Skype that evening. Yet, I was surprised when the guys let it go with a simple “It’s okay” when I apologized, and gob-smacked when they didn’t bring up the subject of my excommunication from the Card clan and the subsequent flight from Texas. Instead, we talked about all the exciting shit coming up this semester—intramural soccer, the Pride conference, GSA elections.

And, we talked about Lola.

So, you got a kitten for Kitten?” Preston deadpanned.

Efrain shifted uncomfortably on the couch. “He was being all…I dunno…then he started playing with it and…” Preston’s eyebrow lifted as my boyfriend trailed off.

Keenan laughed. “Good God, it even looks like him!

“She,” I corrected, then looked at her. “And, yeah, she kinda does.”

“Jimmy said the orangish parts would cover more of her face and legs as she gets older,” Efrain said.

“It’s not ‘orange’, it’s ‘apricot’,” I corrected.

Still can’t believe you got her from Elle’s male persona,” Preston said.

“JoeD’s her vet, too,” I told them as I scratched behind Lola’s ears. “Josie said she became a vet so she could help out her dads.”

Ya know,” Keenan said. “You should look into helping out like you did at Wrathburn Sanctuary.”

“Not a bad idea,” I said. “Jimmy and Josie are really cool. Tommy and Sophie sound like they’d be nice, too.”

That’s all well and good, Cory, but there’s something we gotta discuss,” Preston said, his tone getting serious.

“I know, I know, don’t—” I started, but Preston cut me off.

Why in the hell is she wearing that collar?”

“What’s wrong with her collar?”

It’s so…so…gay,” Preston said. “You’re too BMOC for a sparkly pink collar.”

“It has cupcakes on it,” Efrain said. He pointed under Lola’s chin, where the bell rested. “There’s even a cupcake dangly thing.”

That is pretty frou-frou,” Keenan admitted.

“Lola’s a girl cat; I wanted her to have something girly,” I said

How very gender normative of you,” Preston said.

“Hey, you’re the one ragging on me for buying pink stuff! Besides, it’s all the rage for frat bros to sport pink shit. Buying pink is the new black.”

I hardly think…” he started, and I noticed two heads, a boy and a girl, poking into his room.

Oi, PJ!” the boy called. “Mom said—

What are you doing in here?” Preston squawked. “House rules: ‘If the door’s closed, knock before entering.’

The two let themselves in and walked over to Preston.

Door wasn’t closed,” the girl said, “Only pulled to.

Get outta—

Oh, PJ’s talking to friends,” she said.

Stop calling me PJ!”

Wait, PJ has friends?” the boy said. “I got to see this.”

Hi, I’m Ellie.

And, I’m Kent,” the boy said.

“Ah, the twins,” I said.

Yup!” Ellie said, and leaned in. “Ohmigosh! A kitty!” I held Lola up to the cam so Preston’s sister could look at her.

“Her name’s Lola,” I said. I tickled under her chin, coaxing a pleased trill out of my new friend.

So cute!” she squealed. “And, she’s wearing a pretty pink collar!”

So, you two are the new friends from VT, right?” Kent asked, and we nodded.

Y’all wouldn’t happen to know his fuck budd—” Ellie cut off as Preston’s hand clapped over her mouth. Efrain snickered next to me, and Keenan tried covering his grin.

What is with you and that word?!

But, yeah. What’s the deal with him and that Indie guy? How fucking tall is he?” Kent said.

Yeah, PJ won’t tell us anything,” Ellie frowned.

Quit butting into my personal life,” Preston argued as his sister reached up and held his hand in place while she made some kind of “bleh” noise. Preston snatched back his hand as if bitten and held it away from his body. “Fucking gross!”

The twins started laughing. “You licked his hand again, didn’t you?” Kent asked.

Uh huh,” she nodded. “He falls for it every time!

Mom!

Mom,” Kent mimicked. Preston wiped his hand off on Kent’s shirt. “Dude, what the fuck?

You’re covered in enough female slobber, if you’re to be believed,” Preston scoffed. “What’s a little more?

Ellie giggled. “Mom caught him making out with Darla Colton last week. Should have heard her and Dad laughing about the face he made. Apparently, he’d popped a stiffy, and it was all sticking out.” She pointed her finger out in imitation of Kent’s supposed “stiffy”.

You…” Kent growled. His hand darted around Preston to get at his twin sister, which began a slap fight with my poor bestie trapped in the middle.

Preston started screeching again for his mother to come reclaim her youngest spawn, which lead to a three-way slapfest. While the twins taunted their older brother with chants of “PJ! PJ! PJ!”, I started thinking about my brothers. While not as great as the decade between Preston and the twins, the age differences between my brothers and me still caused a number of similar squabbles. I understood what drew Kent and Ellie to Preston—I couldn’t get enough of my big brothers, and it just got worse when they left for college. When they came home they’d have to pry me off with a crowbar in order to get away from me, which fucking hurt. I knew in my head that they still loved me, but my heart always read it as rejection.

And, now…

I passed Lola to Efrain. “I’ll be right back.”

“Where you going?” he asked.

“Bathroom,” I said, willing my voice to not break and hoping he’d stop asking questions.

I managed to crawl into bed before the waterworks began. My vision blurred as I pulled the blankets around me. When I grabbed for some tissues, my hand brushed against my cell phone. Efrain insisted on plugging it into the charger, even when I insisted that it was useless. I wouldn’t even turn it on, letting it sit face down and ignored on the nightstand.

My fingers traced over the ridges on the case. I knew there were text messages and voicemail for me, and some just might be from my brothers. There was the possibility that my parents had told them everything about me, but that they’d still love me. However, if I was so glaringly wrong about my parents, how could I be sure of my brothers? I’d already burned bridges with Mom and Dad, I couldn’t stomach losing the rest of my family. The Schrodinger paradox again—the only way to tell yes or no would be to open the box, but opening the box would kill any hope.

I picked up the phone and turned it on. I didn’t even bother to check who called me or sent me texts before I hit “delete” and turned it back off.

With that done, I set the phone face down on the nightstand and rolled away. I’d sobbed it all out yesterday when Efrain came home, or at least I thought I had. Tears spilled over and sniffles followed, and I did my best to keep them quiet. The last thing I needed was to let Efrain see me cry again.

As if on cue, the bedroom door opened, and he crept in, kitten in hand.

“Lola wants you,” he said. Efrain sat on the other side of the bed and set her down. I lifted my hand, and she toddled over to me. “Remember something about her getting what she wanted.”

I couldn’t help the small grin. “Yeah, something like that,” I said. Lola curled up against my chest and purred as I petted her. Efrain settled down on the bed with me, scooting as close as he could without squishing our cat. Warmth radiated out from where I cuddled Lola and the places Efrain’s hand soothed.

His smile, his words, his touch. All the little things he’d done the last two days to make me feel better. I couldn’t explain why I ran back here when my world fell apart, but I think my heart knew that Efrain would make everything all right again.

God, if I wasn’t already head over fucking heels for this guy…

~*~*~*~

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Heartbreaking forcing him to watch Preston and his siblings like that... I just wish he hadn't deleted those texts and messages. He's hurting and not brave right now, but I hope his hideaway mode doesn't last too much longer. Sometimes reality can hit even harder that way, and sometimes you end up hurting the very people who want to support you.

I can't believe Cory's brothers would be anything but supportive. Either way, he should find out, but I can understand why he's putting it off a little while longer. He's still too fragile and upset about his parent's reaction. So yes, he's very lucky to have Efrain in his life. Even they both are a bit dense as to what is really going on between them...

Wow, it was all cute, fun, and sexy till that reality check at the end. Cory has been hurt and it's definitely effecting his judgment here a little bit. I, like Luxy, wish that he hadn't deleted those texts and messages. I understand his thoughts about his parents, and how that soul throw off his trust regarding his brothers. I mentioned that in a previous review. But I was hoping he'd at least given them a chance one way or the other. I'd think it'd be easier to know sooner rather than later. It's also possible that if their attempts to reach out continue to go ignored, then they'll simply stop trying and Cory will lose the relationships anyway.

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The title of the chapter says it all. Cory is going through mood swings and that's going to continue until everything settles down again. The best thing for him would be for school to start again so he can through himself into football and studies. He's clearly not ready to find out what his brothers think.

 

I'm in two minds about deleting those messages.

 

On one hand, he doesn't get to see any hateful messages. If he brothers hate him, he doesn't know about it and there's a reasonable chance they won't send him another, so he will continue to live in ignorance. That's not good long term, but it's good in the short. He could do with a few weeks of not being crushed by hate. If they don't hate him, though, they'll try again later -- they won't give up. So, if he gets another message from one of his brothers, it'll probably be good news. The downside of deleting the messages is that if some or all of his brothers do reject him, he'll be going through depression again once he finds out.

 

Is it good for him to spread out that pain because it may be too much all at once, or if it better for him to know now so he can get over everything once and then move on? I really don't know which is best...

Looks like Lola and Efrain will be the balm to soothe Cory's heartache. Time for a brother (brothers) to get in touch with Keenan since Cory deleted all texts. At least one brother must see that Mom and Dad are being total jerks. Maybe Keenan can be the bridge for Cory to reconnect. Can't help but love these guys. Thanks for more good story, and hurry up with the next chapter. I'm getting old and it's hard to wait. Jeff

I really want to say somethings nasty aboit those twins, but I'll be good. :rolleyes: I can't believe Preston didn't cut the connection the moment they burst into his room, so he could trhow them out. He's far too nice to those pests.
Never mind about those deleted messages and texts, Cory's oldest brother will show up in person soon and hug him to death. The fragile state of Cory is so obvious to his friends they don't even yell at him for disappearing, and Efrain is grateful to a cat. :lol: Lola might as well get used to those scary noises, although I think they would prefer for her to not to get so used to them that she jumps into the bed and stares at them while the fun is happening.

When Cory got out of that chair thinking of his brothers...oof. that hurt. I am deeply invested in the brothers supporting Cory. I can't or wont let myself imagine another outcome. I'll either be very happy or very disappointed.
The deleted text is a tough one. Spur of the moment. Cory just wants to shut it all out. Not knowing is bad enough, but thinking you could have known is just as bad. I know it would drive me insane after the fact. All the what ifs ugh!
For now he has Lola and Efrain.. I only hope its enough to get him through until he can deal better.

 

Nice chapter..

On 10/07/2016 05:23 AM, Lux Apollo said:

Heartbreaking forcing him to watch Preston and his siblings like that... I just wish he hadn't deleted those texts and messages. He's hurting and not brave right now, but I hope his hideaway mode doesn't last too much longer. Sometimes reality can hit even harder that way, and sometimes you end up hurting the very people who want to support you.

Interesting that you chose "not brave." Some would see his actions as cowardly and weak, without considering just how much he'd been hurt already. Might have been better for him to save those messages until he was in a better place, but who knows when that'll be.

On 10/07/2016 06:29 AM, Puppilull said:

I can't believe Cory's brothers would be anything but supportive. Either way, he should find out, but I can understand why he's putting it off a little while longer. He's still too fragile and upset about his parent's reaction. So yes, he's very lucky to have Efrain in his life. Even they both are a bit dense as to what is really going on between them...

Cory predicted that his parents would be as supportive as Efrain's parents, only to be proven horribly wrong. From the outside, we can see that the Card brothers are thick as thieves, but Cory doesn't trust his judgement anymore.

 

And yeah, they're hella dense.

On 10/07/2016 07:47 AM, spikey582 said:

Wow, it was all cute, fun, and sexy till that reality check at the end. Cory has been hurt and it's definitely effecting his judgment here a little bit. I, like Luxy, wish that he hadn't deleted those texts and messages. I understand his thoughts about his parents, and how that soul throw off his trust regarding his brothers. I mentioned that in a previous review. But I was hoping he'd at least given them a chance one way or the other. I'd think it'd be easier to know sooner rather than later. It's also possible that if their attempts to reach out continue to go ignored, then they'll simply stop trying and Cory will lose the relationships anyway.

The thing about depression is that one isn't depressed all the time, it comes in waves. Cory may seem fine, and is able to pull himself together for a time, but anything could trigger a fall.

Perhaps more aggressive means of reaching out are in order....

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On 10/07/2016 08:54 AM, Graeme said:

The title of the chapter says it all. Cory is going through mood swings and that's going to continue until everything settles down again. The best thing for him would be for school to start again so he can through himself into football and studies. He's clearly not ready to find out what his brothers think.

 

I'm in two minds about deleting those messages.

 

On one hand, he doesn't get to see any hateful messages. If he brothers hate him, he doesn't know about it and there's a reasonable chance they won't send him another, so he will continue to live in ignorance. That's not good long term, but it's good in the short. He could do with a few weeks of not being crushed by hate. If they don't hate him, though, they'll try again later -- they won't give up. So, if he gets another message from one of his brothers, it'll probably be good news. The downside of deleting the messages is that if some or all of his brothers do reject him, he'll be going through depression again once he finds out.

 

Is it good for him to spread out that pain because it may be too much all at once, or if it better for him to know now so he can get over everything once and then move on? I really don't know which is best...

Cory had been counting on his parents helping him overcome any rejections his brothers might dish out. Without that buffer, he has no idea how he'd handle them. Knowing they still love him would make this easier to bear, but until he has a way of dealing with the possibility of them hating him, he can't move forward.

On 10/07/2016 10:00 AM, lukaa88 said:

I really really like relationship development between Efrain and Cory.,IM smelling the L word after things became a little quieter if not sooner and really hope Corys brother come thru for him.

 

Cant wait for the next one, you got me hooked. :read::read::read:

Man, wouldn't that L word make things so much easier for Cory? Too bad Efrain still being a chickenshit :P

On 10/07/2016 11:10 AM, JeffreyL said:

Looks like Lola and Efrain will be the balm to soothe Cory's heartache. Time for a brother (brothers) to get in touch with Keenan since Cory deleted all texts. At least one brother must see that Mom and Dad are being total jerks. Maybe Keenan can be the bridge for Cory to reconnect. Can't help but love these guys. Thanks for more good story, and hurry up with the next chapter. I'm getting old and it's hard to wait. Jeff

Keenan would be an obvious choice, which was why Cory told him not to say anything. Oh boy.

On 10/07/2016 04:41 PM, Timothy M. said:

I really want to say somethings nasty aboit those twins, but I'll be good. :rolleyes: I can't believe Preston didn't cut the connection the moment they burst into his room, so he could trhow them out. He's far too nice to those pests.

Never mind about those deleted messages and texts, Cory's oldest brother will show up in person soon and hug him to death. The fragile state of Cory is so obvious to his friends they don't even yell at him for disappearing, and Efrain is grateful to a cat. :lol: Lola might as well get used to those scary noises, although I think they would prefer for her to not to get so used to them that she jumps into the bed and stares at them while the fun is happening.

Poor Preston has his hands full. Good thing he has a legit excuse to come back before the end of the holiday.

 

And, yeah, Lola staring at them during scary noise time might not be a good thing, especially since they'd have to lock her up in the bathroom and who knows what she'll do then.

On 10/08/2016 02:32 AM, hohochan657 said:

Sobbing for Cory ... (sniffing, damn it, crying always leads to a runny nose ...) He's only nineteen, of course he'll want to delete the texts, fearing further rejection or worse ... I'm decades older and sometimes I want to shut out the rest of the world ... My poor boy ... (silent tears falling)

(hands Hohochan some tissues)

 

I think we'd all like to shut out the rest of the world sometimes.

On 10/11/2016 12:54 PM, Defiance19 said:

When Cory got out of that chair thinking of his brothers...oof. that hurt. I am deeply invested in the brothers supporting Cory. I can't or wont let myself imagine another outcome. I'll either be very happy or very disappointed.

The deleted text is a tough one. Spur of the moment. Cory just wants to shut it all out. Not knowing is bad enough, but thinking you could have known is just as bad. I know it would drive me insane after the fact. All the what ifs ugh!

For now he has Lola and Efrain.. I only hope its enough to get him through until he can deal better.

 

Nice chapter..

Not just Lola and Efrain, and not just his brothers (although, how could Cake Club do without Cory?)

Cory is broke, a shell of what he was, who he thought he was. Efrain is doing a great job in trying to hold Cory together, and hopefully with the help of the other guys they can help,Cory rebuild, but he’ll never be the same person again, his own self belief is gone. I’m praying that the Card boys come thru... their connection when younger says more about them than their parents outlook,, and I’d guess that if one brother caught Cory with a guy, the rest know. You’re insight into Cory’s pain and follow on is amazing Dayne, thanks, look forward to the next. J

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