Adama lives in a time long before recorded history, when the small population of human beings exist at one with nature. Intelligent, they still retain something of the wild animal. The climate is tropical summer, punctuated by a short rainy season that isn’t only a time of constant heavy rain, but also when the Grim appear. These creatures are the reason humans build burrows, to hibernate in during the rainy season. But the Grim have begun to detect these underground burrows and root out their inhabitants. When Adama meets Graf, a traveller from the north, they share a quick sexual encounter before Graf continues on his way. However, the rains have come early this year, and with the threat of the Grim, Graf turns back. They share Adama’s burrow, but even securely tucked away, there are dangers. Who, or what, is banging on the entrance to their burrow? Will Adama and Graf survive to explore their burgeoning friendship?

The Burrow

Adama was at first taken aback, but soon found himself lost in the kiss, in Graf’s powerful embrace. Graf’s erect cock pressed into his thigh, and his own cock grew against the firm muscle and thick hair of Graf’s crotch.


“You idiot,” said Graf. He was grinning and there was a twinkle in his eye. “I wanted to stay. I was waiting for you to ask me. I wasn’t sure whether I had worn out my welcome.”


“Whatever gave you the idea you’d worn out your welcome?”


Graf laughed. “Nothing, but, I mean, I kind of inflicted myself upon you over the rainy season. I didn’t really give you a choice.”


“And have I ever given you a reason to suspect I didn’t enjoy every moment?”


They broke their embrace and, holding hands, began walking towards the grasslands, towards the cave.


Adama watched as he ran to collect the spear and his prized bison hide, throwing the latter over his shoulder and adjusting it as he returned to Adama’s side.


Chapter 14