Duncan has been Sir William's squire for two years. During that time, he has lusted after and been in love with the beautiful muscular knight. Too bad Sir William prefers fair maidens ...<br><br>Suddenly Sir William is called home due to the impending death of his father. On the journey, he catches his squire watching other men having sex and realizes Duncan is also ready for some love play. Once they reach the family's estates, William and Duncan begin an affair of both body and heart. But the happiness they find together is short-lived when the king dictates that William must marry a suitable heiress.<br><br>Unable to bear his place beside William and his wife, Duncan flees. Can William find the squire to convince him their love is meant to be?

The Squire

William tilted Duncan’s chin up and slanted his lips over his. His tongue probed Duncan’s lips apart and thrust into his mouth. Duncan whimpered.


“I want you, Duncan. I need you. I love you,” William whispered against his lips. “You’re everything to me.”


Tears pressed Duncan’s eyes again and squeezed out. His heart raced and almost burst from his chest. He pulled William’s lips back to his and kissed him with all that he felt in his heart.


William tried to move him toward the small cot, but Duncan quickly shook his head. “It will never hold our weight.”


William nodded and pulled him toward the wall. He pushed Duncan against it and devoured his mouth. The knight pulled Duncan’s tunic over his head and tossed it aside. He made short work of his own jerkin and threw it in the same direction.


Duncan practically crawled up William. He threaded his fingers in the soft blond locks covering his lover’s head.


Chapter 14