Boxed In: A Christmas Story

If you want a great, joy of Christmas story, this is it!  Both Rory and Clint have boxed themselves in their own boxes to protect themselves from past disappointments.  These boxes isolate them from others.  They are still happily in a box at the end of the story. Sorry for laughing at my own humour.  You will just have to find out yourselves.  I would like to suggest some Christmas music in the background as your read this fun story.  Please make sure you include "Jingle Bells".  Don't worry, the author will give you a cue for when to start this particular song.  The story starts at a low point, but quickly will enchant you and leave you laughing, loving and in a great mood for the Christmas season.

Oh, the joys of misunderstandings 

Clint wants to talk to Rory but doesn't know what to say, and Rory thinks Clint's silence means Clint doesn't like him, mostly because he's gay. 

When the truth is revealed the men are left astounded by how wrong their assumptions about each other were. 

As usual an entertaining read  

Boxed In: A Christmas Story introduces the reader to Clint, a big, burly, seemingly broodish, aloof man who, by all appearances, does not play well with others, and Rory, a younger man who is confused not only by his co-worker but also by his own feelings as well. Stuck together in a snowstorm, will they finally find a way to communicate? 

If you like unusual Christmas stories and Romances that are unconventional, contain many surprises, and that leave you feeling good, then this superb short story if for you.  And by the time you finish reading it, not only will you have an entirely new perspective about blizzards, but you'll find yourself singing "Let it Snow! Let it Snow! Let it Snow!"