Marty Smith was born in Accident, Maryland, and his whole life reflected it: he missed the game-winning free-throw junior year, got chicken pox twice in grade school, even lost his mother to cancer. To break this supposed curse, he fled Accident as soon as he graduated high school.<br><br>Now, ten years later, Marty must face his past when he's forced to care for his suddenly-immobile father. Marty knows his close-minded hometown hasn't changed, but seeing an old classmate named Colten Williams makes him wish things were different. The more time he spends with Colten, the more he wants to stay. Accident isn’t so bad when viewed through Colten’s eyes.<br><br>Or is it just the curse lulling him into a false sense of security before it pounces again?

The Accident Curse

I swallowed. More? We hadn’t gone all the way, as it were, and I’d never imagined the first place we’d fuck would be the bathroom at PNC Park. It was filthy and disgusting. And it turned me on like I never imagined.


But he was only kidding anyway. Wasn’t he?


His smile turned a shade more seductive. “I bet we could sneak into a family bathroom. More privacy.”


“Quit teasing me. My cock can’t tell the difference.” I playfully swatted at his shoulder.


He caught my hand in his and used my forward momentum to pull me into a hungry kiss. My mouth melded with his and my arms wrapped around him. I tried to pull him to me but the damned armrest prevented us getting closer.


“Let’s go,” he said. “We can finish before the game starts.”


The upper courtyard was almost completely deserted so we had no problem sneaking into a large restroom with a locking door.


Chapter 34