Emery C. Walters

Ted returns home after the death of his father to find his only inheritance is the contents of the garage. Dealing with family can sometimes be hard and unusually cruel, as his sister proves. But Ted soldiers on and runs into an old friend from his past. A sexy friend, too!<br><br>Enter Duncan.<br><br>Ted and Duncan were on the swim team together in their youth, and now, years later, they hit it off again. Duncan has his own business and offers to help Ted with the car. But will long hours spent together in the garage lead to more than either man bargains for?

And To My Son

Like, what the hell, all this fuss over an old car? It was almost as old as they were! Well I guess the old thing had nostalgic value for them, reminded them of when they were young and virile, which reminded me of that sleeping, drunken bastard passed out in my bed. Where was I supposed to sleep?


I went back into the garage and shoved the condoms back in the glove compartment. There’s nostalgia for you. Then I got to pouting. Then I started seeing how silly it all was, and started laughing at myself and how funny all life was. How nice that I could make some old guy’s life perfect, someone who had been so good to me. You just never know when there’s going to be a party, John had once said, when I was depressed. And this, being able to give him this car and make his old dream come true, was in itself, a party. Even though I had to get it back later. Oh well.


Chapter 13