Terry O'Reilly

Before the advent of the Internet, men looking to make sexual contact with other men would cruise rest stops, shopping malls, and parks. There they often left messages on the walls of restrooms hoping to meet someone of like interest. Alan Daniels, a young Vietnam veteran, has recently been questioning his sexuality. He takes a chance and writes a note in the john of his local municipal park. Handsome, sensual Tom Clarkson, a college student going to school mainly to avoid the draft, is intrigued by a new message he finds in the park bathroom. Is Tom destined to spend another night indulging in meaningless sex, or could the note lead to something more? Only one way to find out ...

Graffiti

“…Yeah, there was this one kid. Picked him up on Friday. He was a cutie, and innocent, too. Whew! I hardly knew what to do. I felt kinda sorry for him. At first I was gonna do him. I almost gave him the old give me a ‘piece a your ass and I’ll tear up this citation’. ”


“You’re all heart, Officer Wilson,” Tom said sarcastically. 


The cop continued. “The case is pretty weak cuz he really didn’t do anything. But he was so scared I probably could a tried the ‘fuck me or else’ with him. He was so na?ve he woulda given in easy. He wouldn’t have a clue that I had nothing on him. But I did my duty and wrote him up. He’s gonna be tried tomorrow.” 


Chapter 29