A thirty-six-year-old IT professional married for ten years, Greg knows he isn’t the young, hot, and exciting stud he used to be. But he doesn't think he’s so outdated that he’d come home to find his husband screwing a younger man on their living room sofa.<br><br>Stuck living with his ex, completely lost when it comes to the drastic changes of the dating landscape, Greg feels like he's going to be outdated and alone forever. The only bright spot in his life is Kellan, the hunky bear who frequently flirts with him. But even that is dampened by Kellan's mixed signals. Is Kellan even really interested in Greg at all?

Outdated

“I know, but I guess he’s not all that bad.”


“You didn’t think that way a few weeks ago,” Bobby said point-blank.


“I’m just trying to make the best of a bad situation.”


“I guess. But on another note, I must say, it is nice to see you put a little bit more effort into your look tonight.” Bobby turned back to the bartender and ordered another drink. I guess what he said was true. I had gone for a haircut before we went out, and I’d felt so good that I actually decided to shave.


I took a look around the room to scope out the action. Butchy’s had always been a bar for the older gay set, but now it seemed like a lot of young people flocked in. As my eyes gazed to the door, I couldn’t help but notice a recognizable face. I turned back to the bar, hoping I wouldn’t get noticed, but it was too late. Tim had seen me, and he and Charlie were walking my way.


“I thought you were going out with friends,” Tim stated from behind. I turned around to greet him, but Bobby beat me to the punch.


Chapter 15