When it rains, it pours ...<br><br>Television weatherman Nick Lau’s romantic weekend with his boyfriend Austin ends in disaster before it even has the chance to begin. Austin dumps him and leaves their cabin just as the heavens open, and soon, the mountain is awash in dangerous flash floods.<br><br>Park ranger Jay Archer just wants to escort the tourists off the mountain and to safety. But instead, he finds himself stranded in a small cabin with the very attractive Nick Lau. He seeks sanctuary with Nick, who returns the favor by seeking a different kind of sanctuary in Jay’s arms.

Out of the Storm

“I want to watch you jack off with the clamps on,” he’d said.


Nick had been more than happy to comply. Especially when Jay started stroking off, too. His low voice coaxed Nick along, adding to his excitement even more than the sharp tugs of the chains. When Nick had come, Jay pulled hard on his prick, angling so that he shot all over Nick’s stomach. Then he’d proceeded to lick Nick clean.


There was no bad there. And they’d fallen asleep again in each other’s arms. Nick couldn’t ask for anything more, even if a small, irrational part of him really wanted to.


He began gathering his belongings, packing things away in anticipation of leaving. If Jay didn’t return by mid-afternoon, he’d head out and try the road. It would likely be clear enough to start back for the city then. He needed to be ready to go when the time came.


Chapter 18