Keenan Hunter, a na?ve farm boy, quickly falls for his college roommate, Tucker Reynolds, a more sophisticated city slicker. For a time, Keenan's feelings for Tucker appear to be reciprocated, although neither man openly expresses any feelings they may have for the other. For reasons Keenan can't understand, Tucker starts to date Jane Williams, a fellow student. Keenan deals with the pain of rejection by finding another man to love. But time and again, this proves unsuccessful. Tucker has captured Keenan's heart and no one else can match the forever love Keenan thought he had with Tucker. When Tucker marries Jane, he asks Keenan to be his best man. Keenan reluctantly agrees and performs his duties, all the while hiding the pain of his broken heart. The experience leaves Keenan with a life-long aversion to weddings. Years pass and the two men drift apart. Keenan becomes the head veterinarian at an animal rescue center. And because of a three-legged Yorkshire terrier, Tucker comes back into Keenan's life. Circumstances have changed for Tucker. Will these changes finally allow Keenan to regain his forever love? Maybe weddings aren't so bad after all.

Keenan's Forever Love

Keenan managed to get Tucker’s pants unzipped and fished out the man’s cock. It was already hard. “Well, someone’s not objecting,” Keenan suggested, giving the rigid member a squeeze. “We could call it a dry run…you know—practice.”


“It’s hardly going to be a dry run if you keep that up. I’ll be a mess,” Tucker said as Keenan began stroking him.


“I promise, I’ll be careful,” Keenan said as he turned Tucker around and slid to his knees in front of him.


Tucker started to weakly protest, “You’ll wrinkle your pants if you do…” Then he gasped as Keenan swallowed him to the base of his swollen cock. They’d made love the night before, being careful to say goodnight before midnight so Tucker could leave and honor the superstition of not seeing each other before the wedding, which now seemed a totally irrelevant thing to have done


Chapter 23