Julian Junk was often teased about his last name and his father's occupation as a garbageman. Mackensie Keller grew up privileged and spoiled. As teens, Junk and Mickey make plans for their future, but when Mickey is sent off to boarding school, he tells Junk their parents are probably right -- they just don't belong together.<br><br>Back in town ten years later, Mickey is all grown up. He and Junk reconnect as adults, but so much was said, and so much has changed. Though he asks for forgiveness, which Junk grants, though old romantic feelings are quickly rekindled, Mickey is reluctant to bring a new man into his young daughter's life after his last relationship's failure. He's also harboring a secret, one that threatens to spoil upcoming Thanksgiving plans.<br><br>Once Junk discovers the source of Mickey's dilemma, he devises a crafty plan to make everything right. Will it work out? Will Mickey accept his help, and can the two of them make a go of it with so much stacked against them?

One Man's Junk

“It’s pretty amazing, right?” Mickey trailed his fingers through the sweat on my thigh.


“I never stopped loving you, either.”


“Can it be something, Mickey? After tonight…like, tomorrow, and Thanksgiving, and Christmas, and 2020, can it be something?”


“I’d like that.” When Mickey pulled himself up to plop back in his seat, I prepared myself for the “but.”


Plus, he’d hiked up his pants, only to thigh level, leaving his softening dick out, still, and all the matted, perspiration drenched hair below the waist showing. Still, I figured I’d messed everything up.


“Why can’t I just learn to shut up?”


Mickey’s caress was somewhat soothing. “It’s not so bad, though, Junk,” he said. “I don’t think it is. Slow…is all. I can’t rush feelings or big announcements…not with Violet. We see each other. You and I do, when we can. It’s not usually as easy as tonight was.”


“Dude…I’ll take what I can get.”


Chapter 25