When Michael Knapp brings his lover Dan Biggs home to meet his parents, he doesn't expect things to go smoothly. His mother's been trying to marry him off for years, and sometimes he isn't even sure his father knows he exists. He has always felt like the shadow son, competing with his terminally stupid older brother and smart-mouthed little sister for his parents' attention. Coming out to them over dinner seemed like the perfect opportunity to finally get noticed.<br><br>But an unexpected phone call interrupts his announcement -- Aunt Evie, the family matriarch, is dead. With Dan in tow, Michael follows his family to Sugar Creek, where he spent his summers growing up, to prepare for the funeral.<br><br>Amid an overabundance of memories and relatives, Michael's world begins to slip. His dysfunctional family, Evie's death, and an old friend's confession all threaten to smother him. Worse, in his grief and confusion he seems determined to inadvertently push everyone away, including his lover. Can he and Dan move beyond his family and his past to a new life together, before Michael's insecurities tear them apart?

It's All Relative

Down his chest, further, down to the waistband of his briefs and the thickness that swells in his underwear. I lick the material, tasting fabric and a hint of cum because he’s already that hard. My mouth closes over his dick, tracing its outline through his briefs, and his legs open for me, his knees rise on either side of my head and his hands touch my face, my hair as I go lower. With my nose, I rub over his balls, then lick them through the material, my tongue flicking beneath the elastic band to lick heated flesh. All I hear is my lover’s fevered breath, my name in his hitched sighs. I spread one hand out over his crotch, lick my own fingers, my palm, and then ease into the leg band of his briefs to rub my saliva over his skin, down below his balls, down to where he aches for me.


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