Valley of the Dudes (11 page)

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Authors: Ryan Field

Tags: #Erotica, #Romance, #Fiction

 

there one day. The deeper Lance went, the more Rush wanted. Rush bent his legs at the

 

knee and his feet rose. He moaned and took fast, desperate breaths. Lance repositioned

 

his body, placing all his strength on his arms, as if he were doing strenuous push-ups on

 

top of Rush.

 

They remained in this position until Lance shouted, “I’m coming.” His body

 

jerked and his legs trembled. A drop of perspiration fell from his forehead and landed on

 

Rush’s back.

 

After Lance came, he gave Rush three hard pounds. When his cock as deep inside

 

Rush’s body as it could possibly get, Rush reached down between his legs and grabbed

 

his own cock. He jerked it a few times, arched his back higher, and came on the sheet

 

beneath his stomach.

 

Lance fell on top of his body and whispered, “I love you so much. I’ve never felt

 

like this with anyone before.” Rush smiled and tightened the lips of his hole. He clamped down hard on Lance’s

 

dick. These were the words he’d been waiting to hear all of his life. He didn’t want to

 

make it complicated, so he just whispered, “I love you, too.”

 

Chapter Nine

 

On Monday morning, Rush and Lance woke up on the living room floor in front

 

of the fireplace. The fire had burned out, but the embers were still glowing in red and

 

orange. The night before, they’d roasted chestnuts over an open fire, made love on an

 

antique Oriental carpet, and fallen asleep in each other’s arms. Now they were lying in a

 

spoon position, covered with a thick white comforter. They were both naked and Lance’s

 

erection rubbed against Rush’s lower back.

 

Rush smiled and backed into Lance. He arched his back, wiggled his hips up and

 

down a few times, and said, “I hope you have another condom down here. Let’s do it on

 

our sides this time. We haven’t done that in a while.”

 

Lance grunted and pushed his hips forward. “On the table next to the wing chair,”

 

he said. “I brought a few condoms with me last night.”

 

They were lying in front of the wing chair and the table wasn’t far away. While

 

Rush reached out from under the comforter for the condom, the telephone rang.

 

Lance grabbed his ass and said, “Don’t get it. Let it ring.” Then he slipped his

 

fingers between Rush’s ass cheeks and probed his anus with two fingers.

 

“But it could be important,” Rush said. There was something about the way Lance

 

used his fingers that made Rush’s eyes roll back. “I have to see who it is. It could be my

 

aunt in Florida.” His mother’s huge old telephone didn’t have caller ID. It was on the

 

table next to the condoms. He reached for it while Lance was still probing his hole, and

 

said, “Hello?” “Have you seen
The New York Times
this morning?” Cody shouted into the phone.

 

“I almost fell over.”

 

Rush shook his head and rubbed his eyes. “No. We just woke up.” He looked at

 

Lance and shrugged his shoulders. “Lance and I are in the kitchen right now just having

 

coffee.” No need for Cody to know they were naked, and that Lance’s fingers were inside

 

his body.

 

“Well,” Cody said, “You’ve got to see the paper. There’s a photo of both you and

 

Lance standing in front of a car that has a fucking deer stuck in the grill.”

 

“You’re kidding,” Rush said. Cody’s voice sounded too urgent. His sentences ran

 

together and he didn’t even fully pronounce some words. Rush wondered if he’d been

 

taking stimulants. Roy had mentioned Cody was taking “things” to maintain his energy

 

level.

 

“There’s a whole article about how you and Lance saved the deer on Saturday

 

night,” Cody said.

 

Rush sat up and pulled the covers back. By that time Lance had removed his hand

 

from between Rush’s legs and he was lying there holding his erect penis in the palm of

 

his hand. “Here,” Rush said, “Say hello to Lance while I go out front and get the paper.

 

I’ve got to see this.” Then he handed the phone to Lance and said, “We’re in the
Times

 

this morning. I’m going outside to get it.” His mother had always subscribed to
The New
York Times
. She’d been a firm believer in reading newspapers.

 

Lance took the phone and covered the bottom half with his palm. “Can’t it wait

 

until later?” He looked between his legs and pointed to his erection with the phone. “I’m

 

really horny right now, and I don’t feel like talking on the phone.” Rush kissed him on the cheek and said, “It will only take a minute. I’ll be right

 

back. I’ll just put on your longer coat, step out the door, and get the paper.” Then he

 

stood up and left Lance with the phone in one hand and a cock in the other.

 

When he returned, he was holding the newspaper, wearing nothing but Lance’s

 

dark, three-quarter-length winter coat. He removed the coat and tossed it over the arm of

 

the wing chair. Then he sat down next to Lance again and opened the paper.

 

Lance said goodbye to Cody and handed the phone back to Rush.

 

Rush asked, “What page?”

 

“Four,” Cody said. “It’s right below an article about construction work on Fifth

 

Avenue.”

 

While Rush turned to page four, Lance got up on his knees and rubbed his

 

erection against the side of Rush’s face. When Rush looked up at him, Lance smiled and

 

nodded at his penis. Then he smacked it gently on Rush’s lips.

 

“What was that sound?” Cody asked. “Did you drop the phone?”

 

“No,” Rush said, trying hard to ignore the erection poking the side of his face.

 

“There must be something wrong with the connection.”

 

“Do you see the article?” Cody asked.

 

Rush looked down and saw their photo in the middle of the page. “Yes, I’m

 

looking at it right now.” It was the photo the vet had taken with his cell phone. Lance and

 

Cody were standing in front of the Jeep, and the little fawn was still trapped in the grill.

 

The headline read, “Two New York Attorneys Save Deer.” He tried to read the article

 

explaining the freak accident, how they’d saved the fawn, and where the fawn was recuperating now. But Lance had other ideas, and he didn’t seem at all interested in the

 

photo or the article.

 

When Rush opened his mouth to speak into the phone again, Lance shoved his

 

dick right into Rush’s mouth without any warning. For a moment, Rush closed his eyes

 

and sucked on the head. Lance was horny that morning. He already had pre-come and he

 

tasted great. So Rush sucked as much as he could, then pulled his head back. When

 

Lance’s dick popped out of his Rush’s mouth, there was a loud release of suction.

 

Cody heard the noise and shouted, “What was that? Are you still there? I heard

 

another weird noise.” He was speaking even faster now. Rush heard his heavy breaths.

 

Rush licked his lips and smiled at Lance. “I’m still here,” he said.

 

“What was that noise?” Cody asked.

 

“I’m sitting at the kitchen table,” Rush said. “I was drinking orange juice and I

 

almost spilled it.” Then he pointed at Lance and mouthed, “Be good.” Deep down, Rush

 

was the conservative type, with a New England upbringing he’d never be able to lose.

 

Sex was private; what happened between lovers was not discussed openly. And if Cody

 

even had the slightest idea that Rush was sucking Lance off while talking to Cody on the

 

phone, Rush would never have been able to look Cody in the eye again.

 

“It didn’t sound to me like you were drinking orange juice,” Cody said.

 

Rush started to say, “Ah well…” But when he opened his mouth and said, “Ah,”

 

Lance shoved his dick into his mouth again.

 

Rush closed his mouth and sighed, sucking more pre-come from Lance’s cock. He

 

wanted to push him away immediately, but Lance tasted so good he figured a few more

 

sucks couldn’t hurt. Cody continued talking. “Are you there? What happened? Did I lose you? I’m on

 

my cell phone. I might have lost the call.”

 

A few sucks after that, Rush pulled back again, making the suction noise. “I’m

 

still here,” he said, with the taste of Lance still on his tongue. Lance was standing over

 

him, slowly milking his penis within a half inch from his lips.

 

“I heard that noise again,” Cody said. “Were you drinking orange juice again?”

 

Lance rubbed a drop of pre-come on Rush’s bottom lip and smiled. Rush looked

 

into Lance’s eyes and said to Cody, “I think it’s the connection. I can barely hear you

 

now. I’m hearing all kinds of weird noises, too.” The only thing he wanted to do was put

 

Lance back into his mouth. “I’ll call you day after tomorrow when I get back to the city.

 

Thanks for calling about the article.”

 

“Okay,” Cody said, “I have to get moving anyway. I’m already late for rehearsal.”

 

When Rush switched off the phone, he reached for Lance’s dick and said, “That

 

wasn’t nice. I’d just die if Cody ever found out I was blowing you while I was on the

 

phone with him.” He wrapped his fingers around the shaft and pressed his thumb just

 

below the bottom of the head.

 

Lance put his hands on his hips and threw his pelvis forward. “Well, you’re not

 

on the phone anymore.” He stared down at his erection. “What are you going to do about

 

this?”

 

Rush smiled. He got up on his knees and kneeled between Lance’s slightly hairy

 

legs. He wet his lips and said, “I’ll show you what I’m going to do.” Then he wrapped his

 

lips around the head of Lance’s dick and slowly took it to the back of his mouth.

 

* * * * After Rush gave Lance a blow job that caused Lance’s legs to wobble with such

 

intensity he almost went down to his knees, they both went upstairs and took a long, hot

 

shower together. Lance pushed him against the shower wall, soaped his right hand, and

 

shoved two fingers inside Rush’s body. Lance said he wanted to thank him for the blow

 

job. Rush didn’t put up a fight.

 

By noon, they were downstairs in the kitchen and Rush was pouring coffee for

 

Lance. Lance was taking the afternoon train back to New York, and there wasn’t much

 

time for anything but coffee. Rush wanted to make omelets for brunch, but Lance said

 

he’d grab something at the train station from a machine.

 

When Rush sat down at the table, he smiled and said, “When I’m back in New

 

York this week, I’ll make you a real dinner in my apartment. Or we can do it in your loft

 

if you’d rather.”

 

Lance took a sip of coffee and smiled. Then he reached across the table and took

 

Rush’s hand. He looked into Rush’s eyes and said, “I wanted to tell you this earlier, but

 

we were having such a good time this weekend, I figured I’d wait until now.”

 

Rush was still smiling. “Tell me what?” When he saw the serious expression on

 

Lance’s face, his stomach tightened. It felt as if someone had tied a string around his

 

waist and they were pulling both ends as hard as they could.

 

“I won’t be in New York when you get back,” Lance said, “The firm is relocating

 

me temporarily to the Hollywood office. Bart thinks that because so many of my clients

 

are now on the West Coast, I’m better off there. But I’ll be back and forth to New York a

 

lot.” Rush pulled his hand back fast. “I see.” He stood up from the table and crossed to

 

the kitchen window. When he looked outside, he bit his bottom lip and forced his eyes to

 

remain dry. This was the last thing he’d expected to hear. He’d thought they were moving

 

forward in their relationship.

 

While he stared outside, Lance remained quiet. The only sounds in the room were

 

the hum and whiz inside the old refrigerator.

 

Lance finally stood up and went to the window. He stood behind Rush, wrapped

 

his arms around Rush’s waist, and said, “This only means we won’t see each other as

 

often. It doesn’t change the way we feel about each other.” He kissed the back of Rush’s

 

neck. “I’m sorry. I should have told you this earlier and we could have talked about it.”

 

Rush pressed his lips together. He took a deep breath through his nose, still

 

looking outside. He watched a squirrel jump from one branch to the other on his mother’s

 

favorite oak tree. Supposedly, the oak tree was even older than the house. The poor stupid

 

squirrel didn’t seem to know what it was doing or where it was going. It just darted back

 

and forth, jumping for the sake of jumping.

 

Lance kissed him again. “Are you okay?”

 

Rush smiled. His expression was blank and his voice was calm and even. “I

 

thought we were in love with each other. I thought the next step was for us to make plans

 

to live together as a couple. I guess I was wrong. I must have missed something.”

 

Lance pressed his hands against Rush’s waist and pulled him into his body. “We

 

are in love with each other. You haven’t missed anything. But you also know I’m not the

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