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table. “I think you were just embarrassed, you know? Or maybe excited. This is a pretty exciting moment when you think of it.” David looked pleased on his behalf.
     
    Rodney nodded. He didn’t know what he should be feeling right now. It was all so mixed up and strange and nothing like what he had expected.
     
    “Come on, Rodney,” David said. “The world is your oyster. Think of it! You can do anything you’ve always wanted. What’ll it be?”
     
    “I want to go to a bookstore.” Though he made it a statement, he ended on a questioning note. Rodney was afraid David would laugh at him.
     
    He did.
     
    “Okay, not what I was expecting.” David’s grin was contagious, though. “But fair enough. Bookstore it is.” He pulled Rodney up by the hand.
     
    “And the Metropolitan Museum of Art. I want to go to the Met.” Rodney spoke with more confidence as he stood beside David. “Oh, and can we eat at that grill a few streets over? The one with the barbecued ribs that smell so good. It’d be nice to go to a dance club too. Do people go clubbing anymore?” He felt like the veriest tourist in a city that he’d lived in for decades. He could hardly contain his excitement, and he pulled David by the arm toward the door.
     
    “Whoa, Rodney.” David balked suddenly, slipping out of his grip.
     
    Rodney frowned at him. Okay, maybe it was being a little presumptuous, assuming that David would want to spend his day taking Rodney around the city. David probably had more important things to do, things Rodney would have to start worrying about soon, like paying the bills and putting food on the table. The idea panicked him just a little, and he rapidly told himself that he’d think about that tomorrow.
     
    Scarlett O’Hara would be proud. So what was David’s problem?
     
    “Clothes.” David indicated Rodney’s naked state. “Not that I mind seeing you in the buff like this, because damn, you look good.” He gave Rodney an appreciative once-over. “But the Sadies of this world might object.”
     
    Rodney looked down at himself. “You think I look good?”
     
    David’s chuckle was warm and inviting. Rodney’s cock began to fill at the memory of the night before. Finally . He was beginning to wonder. This was going to take some getting used to.
     
    “You were magnificent as a gargoyle, but as a human?” David just shook his head. “You’re fucking gorgeous.” He chewed at his lower lip, obviously embarrassed. He added with a little shake of his head, “Come on, we’d better find you something to wear. Though I’m not sure what. You’re a lot broader in the shoulders than I am.” He flicked a glance at Rodney’s cock, and Rodney could tell he wanted to say something else but had chickened out at the last second.
     
    “Wait.” Rodney stopped David as he headed back into the bedroom again. David looked back inquiringly at him. Rodney took a deep breath. “I think I’d like a raincheck on going out just yet.”
     
    David raised an eyebrow at him.
     
    Rodney let his smile form slowly over his features. “Well, it’s just a little after dawn. I’m guessing not much is open yet and won’t be for hours. Seems to me we might as well go back to bed for a while.”
     
    David nodded, slowly shaking a finger in Rodney’s direction. “That’s a very good plan.” He grinned as Rodney moved closer to him. “Who knows? This time we might not break anything either.”
     
    “You said you always hated that lamp.” Rodney let his fingers trail along David’s arm as he walked past him toward the bedroom.
     

About the Author
     

     

     

     

     

     

     
    Sarah Madison is a veterinarian with a busy practice, a great boyfriend, a large dog, and an even bigger horse. She enjoys hiking along the Appalachian Trail with her German Shepherd and competing her horse in the sport of combined training and eventing. Writing has become a passion that sometimes takes precedence over everything