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Related article: '52 Panhead Author's note - Sorry for the long
silence -- I guess I just needed a break. Future chapters should be
forthcoming in a timelier manner! G '52 Panhead Chapter 34 Friday
morning I ran Evan into town, dropped him at the office, made a
quick stop at the donut shop, then went back home to wait for the
insurance guy to show up. Kenny and I talked on the phone for a
bit, debating whether to unload a customer who was becoming a total
pain in the butt, demanding more and more of our time for
programming tweaks that made no sense. Kenny wanted to keep the
guy, saying who cares what he wants us to do -- he pays on time,
but I was all for dumping his ass and spending our time on more
interesting, productive clients. Our conversation was heating up
when the insurance guy rolled up in front of the house. He stepped
out of his car with a clipboard in one hand, shaking his head as he
looked at the crumpled car. Gray hair, a jowly chin and a serious
paunch put him at somewhere past sixty, and he looked like he'd
seen every possible sort of disaster in his career as an
adjustor."Boy, Evan wasn't kidding, was he?" he asked when I came
out onto the porch. "Looks like a direct hit." He chuckled as if
flattened cars were just the funniest thing and then looked up to
study the pale scar on the trunk of the big tree where the branch
had torn away. "Well, no arguing with this one. I just need to take
a few pictures and have you sign off on the claim. He'll have a
check in about a week."While he wandered around muttering to
himself and writing on his clipboard, I went inside and called a
salvage yard to come get the car. They showed up just as the
insurance guy was pulling away, and dragged the limb off the car
using the winch on the front of the truck. It slid loose with a
horrible screeching noise as it tore a fender the rest of the way
off. I stood watching from the porch with Chewy peering from behind
my legs as they put Evan's poor sedan on the hook and disappeared
down the drive, leaving behind a $100 check that I put on the table
just inside the front door. Back in my office, I tried to get into
work mode, but finally gave up and logged onto Call of Duty. Seemed
like a lot of guys were starting the weekend early cause the game I
joined had more players on each team than I'd ever seen. It was a
map I hadn't played before, so I got killed a dozen times before I
started getting dialed in on where the snipers hung out and where
the good hiding places were. After blasting the shit out of the bad
guys for an hour, I went to the kitchen for some lunch. When I came
back, I went to a different map to try my luck and noticed that one
of the guys on my team was logged in as `bwnf.' That looked
familiar, but it didn't ring a bell for about ten minutes. Just as
I jumped off a ladder and was sprinting for cover, it hit me:
`bwnf' was Brendan's email. If that was him, what was the kid doing
playing COD when he should have been in school? Maybe it was a
holiday. I glanced at the calendar - just a white square, blank
except for the date, so that wasn't it. I got shot dead while I was
thinking about it, so I got back in the game and typed `bwnf- howz
gracie.' A couple other players typed `wtf,' but bwnf immediately
left the game. Just then Callie called for a garden update, and by
the time we'd talked for twenty minutes, I'd forgotten about
Brendan. While I was outside (Callie had made me go out to the
garden and tell her how big the tomatoes were), the sun broke
through the clouds and I gave up on work all together. I threw a
stick for Chewy as I walked slowly down to the mailbox, thinking
that working for yourself definitely had its benefits. Bill's
organic corn was doing well, growing tall and beginning to form
small ears. At the mailbox, I was leafing through envelopes and
idly wondering if I'd ever eaten organic corn before and how it
might taste different from regular corn, when Chew came hauling ass
toward me followed by Bill trotting down the road on one of his
horses. "Hey," he greeted me as I came closer to scratch the silky
brown neck of the horse. "I was just coming over to leave you a
note. I'm gonna take the horses out of the field today, but the
mares'll be back tomorrow or the next day. Time to wean the foals."
I must have looked blank because he added, "Gotta separate them for
a few weeks, so I'll keep the babies at my place and put the mares
back in your field. They'll all raise hell for a few days, but
after a month they won't even recognize each other."That was a
weird thought
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own mother after a month, but I figured I wouldn't recognize mine
if she rose from the dead and knocked on my door. My father,
probably not either, although I didn't know if he was actually dead
or not; might as well be for all the good he did me.I glanced up to
see Bill looking at me expectantly. "What?""I asked if you guys
mind if I put a donkey in the field with the mares. My wife rescues
every critter that comes along, and I guess there's an old donkey
that needs a place to live out its days.""Sure," I replied. I
wasn't even quite sure what a donkey looked like, exactly, but we
enjoyed having the horses around, so as far as I was concerned, the
donkey was welcome, too."Great. I'm not sure when she's picking him
up from the vet's, so he'll prolly just show up in the field one of
these days."He headed back up the road, and I walked back to the
house, thinking about my family. Dead mother, absent father,
estranged sister, delinquent nephew. And me -- Jeff the queer.
Actually, when I thought about it, I came off pretty well compared
to the rest of them. I owned a home and a profitable business. I
was in a solid relationship and had some good friends who cared
about me. I wasn't in therapy, didn't cheat at cards or pool, paid
my taxes on time. I wasn't terribly well educated, but I loved to
read, and since Evan had declared a scholarship in my name and I'd
seen the joy in the recipient's face, I'd been toying with the idea
of going back to school. I hadn't said anything to Evan, but I'd
checked out the local community college, and even gone so far as to
print out the application, although it was currently stashed under
a pile of papers on my desk. No one in my family had gone to
college, and it seemed unlikely that I'd be the first, but I was
definitely thinking about it. Evan seemed to be in no big hurry to
buy a new car, so we spent Saturday morning doing stuff around the
Farm. First on the list was getting the huge tree limb out of the
middle of the damn driveway where the tow truck had dropped it. I
hauled out the chain saw, fired it up, and hacked the branch into
firewood lengths. We stacked it neatly at the side of the house and
put the smaller stuff through the chipper before dumping it in the
garden for mulch. The garden was growing like
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crazy, but the storm had done some damage to that, as well, so I
spent a couple hours out there tacking the trellises back up on the
side of the barn, pulling weeds, pinching runners off the tomato
plants, and admiring the neat rows of seedlings that promised a
bumper crop later this summer. Evan picked up the larger debris
from the lawn and swept the porch clean before we broke for lunch.
The day was clear and warm, and it was as if the Thursday night
storm had never happened -- except for Evan's car, of course. We
went into town in the early afternoon, got a Starbucks, and
wandered through the grocery store picking odd items off the
shelves and showing them to each other. I laughed at Evan's look of
disgusted amazement when I stuck a jar of pickled pig's knuckles in
his face. We had a good time, and as we were loading the bags into
the car, I realized that my previous relationships hadn't been near
as well-rounded as my life with Evan was. Something as ordinary as
grocery shopping was more pleasurable simply because we did it
together. I enjoyed his company no matter what the situation, and I
knew that was a good thing, that our companionability would help
get us through the inevitable lows of our relationship. I'd finally
figured out that life wasn't all about fucking, but being best
friends with the guy I was sleeping with, hadn't been much of a
priority until Evan came along. I glanced at him now, settling a
bag of potatoes into the back of the Jeep. He felt my gaze and
swung his head to look at me. After a moment, he gave me a slow
smile and I knew that he felt it, too.On the way home, we spotted
Sonny halfway up a ladder sawing off a broken tree limb, so we
stopped to say hey. As he came toward us, the posse of dogs swarmed
around his legs, hiding his feet entirely. He leaned down to rest
his crossed arms on Evan's window ledge."You boys survive the storm
all right?""Evan's car was the only casualty," I replied. "It got
flattened by a tree."He nodded, grinning at Evan. "Heard about
that, even saw the pictures." He pronounced it `pitchures.'
"Insurance man's my cousin. Gonna buy you a hot rod with the
check?" He wheezed out a chuckle and gave Evan a little shove on
the shoulder. "Actually, I'm thinking about a truck," Evan replied
with a nod at Sonny's beater slouched in the driveway under a coat
of mud. "Something to fit in with the locals down at the feed
store.""Huh," Sonny huffed. "One o' them designer trucks, I
suppose?" He glanced at me for confirmation, but this was the first
I'd heard of it, so I just shrugged. "And you ain't got nothin' but
one dog to feed. Why the hell would ya be goin' to the feed
store?"I was dying to know what Evan's answer to that would be, but
just then a large hen came streaking around the corner of the
house, squawking like mad, with another chicken half her size hot
on her heels. The one in the lead headed straight for Sonny, and as
the dogs surged forward to meet her, I thought for sure they'd tear
her to bits before Sonny could grab her, but he yelled at them and
caught her as she practically leapt into his arms. The second hen
slowed once she spotted Sonny and then sauntered off toward a
flower bed like that'd been her plan all along. "Goddamn chicken,"
Sonny muttered as he turned back to us, the huge hen clamped firmly
under one arm."What the hell was that about?" I asked."Aw, just
jealous women. This here," he thrust the hen in the window of the
car, "is Hetty, a hen I raised by hand. T'other one," he jerked his
head back toward the small hen pecking at something in the dirt,
"come from a neighbor and thinks she runs the place."Evan was
gliding the back of a finger down the hen's plump chest and
smiling. "She's soft.""Friendly, too." Sonny plopped her down in
Evan's lap. "Chickens make good pets. You boys need some
chickens."Hetty made herself comfortable, nestling down on Evan's
legs with a contented cluck-cluck, like she sat in cars every day
of the week. Knowing Sonny, maybe she did. Evan stroked her
feathers, ruffling them gently backwards to see how they caught the
light, and I thought that after today it might not be too tough to
talk Evan into owning a few chickens. Sunday we slept in a little.
Actually, we woke up at the usual time, but stayed in bed another
hour playing around. Evan tortured me with his mouth and a finger
for a while, then I returned the favor, and we finished with a
mutual jack off, something we didn't do very often. As we were
getting in the shower, I wondered about that. Like most people who
have sex together a lot, Evan and I had fairly quickly found a
handful of things we liked, or were good at, or both, and stuck
with them. Jerking each other off wasn't on that list, although it
had felt pretty good this morning. I filed that away as
`interesting', and turned Evan around so I could scrub his back.
After breakfast we set off through the woods to visit the dog
cemetery. We hadn't been back there in a while and it took us twice
as long as usual to get there because of all the downed branches.
We dragged most of them out of the way, but then we came to an
entire tree that had fallen across the path and we ended up
climbing over it cause it was too heavy to move. Another project
for the chain saw. As we jumped off the other side, I wondered how
much the woods had changed since the day Ed had bought the land and
built his home here. In the shadowy depths of Becky's mind, did she
remember the woods, the Farm, her life here with Ed? Thinking that
made me wonder about
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I would be alone. I reached for his hand, got an answering squeeze
and held it snugly as we hiked along. The cemetery was in good
shape with only a few branches here and there. We brushed leaves
off the chairs and sat down to enjoy the quiet of the forest. The
little tree in the center of the circle was in bloom, pink flowers
that gave off a pleasant scent. Around the base of each stone,
stiff little pale green shoots were pushing up through the dirt,
daffodils maybe, or crocus -- I didn't know enough to tell until
they bloomed -- and I wondered if Becky had planted them. Or maybe
Becky and Ed had come back here together years ago, planting bulbs
while they visited the dead dogs. As always, the little graveyard
had a quieting affect on me, and
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finally realized that it was the sense of permanence, of the
continuity of life, of a time gone by when other people had sat
here, enjoyed this place just as I was doing now. I had never had
that in my life, that sense of belonging somewhere, like I did here
on the Farm, with Evan.I turned to find him watching me with a
faint smile."What are you thinkin'?" he asked softly.I wanted to
tell him, but I couldn't find the words to express what I was
feeling without sounding foolish, so I just shook my head and put
my hand over his where it lay on the arm of his chair. He looked at
me for a long moment, then looked away, but turned his hand palm up
and laced his fingers into mine, squeezing hard for a second before
easing up.We stayed an hour or so, finally walking back to the
house when we got hungry, and just as we opened the back door,
Kenny called to see if we wanted to meet for burgers and pool.
"Burgers and pool?" I asked Evan. When he nodded enthusiastically,
I told Kenny we'd be there in fifteen. We changed out of our muddy
boots, tugged on clean flannels and jumped in the Jeep. They were
just at the door when we pulled into the lot and stopped to wait
for us. "You didn't get a car yet?" Raf asked Evan."Nah. It's
getting nice -- I may just ride the bike for the summer. We can use
the Jeep when we need to shop or whatever."First a truck, now the
Fat Boy. Evan had a different answer every time someone asked him
about it. If it had been me, I'd have been the first guy on the car
lot the next morning, but Evan simply didn't care that much about
his mode of transportation. Weird.We ordered food, then Raf and I
played Evan and Kenny. None of us were on our game, so it wasn't
pretty, but we won just as our burgers showed up at the table. We
ate while we watched two local farm boys show off for their chubby
girlfriends, and then played a couple more games before calling it
a day. A week passed. As the anniversary of the accident drew
closer, Evan grew more quiet than usual, and sometimes I'd find him
sort of just paused in the middle of something. One morning it was
making instant oatmeal - the kettle of hot water in one hand, a
spoon in the other, both poised over the bowl -- while he gazed out
the window. He didn't seem sad, exactly; more like preoccupied.
Another evening he took carrots out to feed the horses while I put
pasta on to boil. When he hadn't come back in a few minutes, I went
out the back door to find him sitting on the porch steps staring
off into space. I sat down behind him, squeezed him tight with my
knees, wrapped my arms around him, and put my chin on his
shoulder."You're kinda far away lately."He reached up to hang onto
my arms. "Just thinking about next week." "Yeah, well... since you
brought it up. You want me to... take off for the day or something?
Give you some space?"Evan twisted around to look at me, his eyes
wide with surprise. "Is that what you think I want? For you to
leave?"I shrugged, a little irritated at being forced to voice my
insecurities. "Fuck, I don't know. You're pretty quiet lately. I
know it's a tough time for you, and I thought... maybe..."Evan
turned back around and gripped my knees with both hands as he
leaned back into me. "I know. Sorry. No, I don't want you to go
away. I guess..." He sighed deeply and chewed on the inside of his
cheek for a minute. "I want you there. With me and Raf and Kenny. I
asked them and they're cool with it. We go out to the cemetery for
a while, just hang out, talk about... whatever. Usually we don't
talk about the accident at all; we end up telling stories on each
other. Or on Luke. He was --"I waited a moment, but he didn't
continue. "He was what?""I still feel weird talking about him to
you.""Doesn't bother me, honest."He gave my knees a squeeze before
speaking. "He was a real practical joker. Nobody was safe on April
Fool's Day. The first year he bought about thirty alarm clocks and
snuck in my room with them. They all went off at 4am and scared the
shit outta me." He chuckled at the memory and fell silent for a few
minutes. "The next year we got my mom really good. Luke dumped like
half a box of baking soda into the pancake mix at my house, and the
next morning we begged for pancakes. She poured the first ones onto
the griddle and went to get plates out. By the time she got back to
the stove, those pancakes were poofed up like balloons and then
they started bursting and splattering pancake batter all over the
place. She was so pissed. We ended up cleaning the whole damn
kitchen. It was pretty funny, though. The expression on
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trailed off and after a moment, he dropped his head back onto my
shoulder. "You would've liked him.""Yeah, probably."We sat there
until the stove timer went off, and then went in to dinner. The
following week was busy enough to keep my mind off next Saturday.
Monday the annoying client emailed a whole laundry list of little
crap he wanted tweaked on his site. Most of it was stuff that fell
under Kenny's purview, so I just kept quiet as he worked his way
through it, patting him encouragingly on the back when I went to
the kitchen to make lunch. Tuesday we got a second email canceling
part of Monday's list which Kenny had already completed. As he
stared at the screen, I could see the muscles in his jaw working,
and I figured he was just waiting for me to tell him I told you so.
The temptation was huge, but the bozo wasn't worth fighting over,
so I just kept working on building a database for a new
client."Fuck it -- I'm billing him for doing it and then undoing
it," he said as he pounded out the invoice, his fingertips whacking
the keys hard enough to jiggle the surface of the coffee in my cup.
I knew the guy wasn't gonna go for that and sure enough, after
lunch we had a third email moaning about the cost of our services
and implying that he didn't plan to pay for changes he didn't want.
"You did fucking want them, you idiot," Kenny yelled at the screen.
When I snorted Dr. Pepper all over my keyboard, Kenny spun his
chair around to scowl at me. "All right, fine, you're right....
let's ditch the guy, but you have to tell him."My email ending our
contract provoked first a placating reply asking us to reconsider,
and then a nasty email telling us how much we sucked at our jobs
and how happy he'd be with someone else `who knows what the fuck
they're doing.' "That's why you want us back so bad, right?" Kenny
muttered as he hit `delete.' That evening Sharon called and invited
herself over for dinner on Thursday, so Wednesday I worked from the
house again, trying to catch up on laundry and a few other things
that I'd ignored over the weekend. When the dryer buzzed, I scooped
it all into a basket, threw the next load in, and then headed to
the bedroom. As I dumped the laundry on the bed to sort it out, I
smiled, thinking about the first time I'd done our joint laundry
after we moved into the Farm. Before Evan and I lived together, I'd
dump my clean clothes on the bed, open the top two drawers (socks
on the left, underwear on the right) of my dresser and lob stuff
into the correct drawer from the far side of the bed. It was a
great system, and it served the dual purpose of honing my shot, but
that first time at the Farm, when Evan saw me doing my socks that
way, he put his hands on his hips and stared at me from the doorway
until I felt his eyes and turned around."What?" I asked."I know
you're not gonna do mine like that."Although this was a couple
months before the Great Crest/Colgate Incident, I already knew he
was fussier about this kind of stuff than me, but I still thought,
Jesus, it's just socks and skivvies. I mean, who cares how they get
in the drawer as long as they do, right?"What, you want me to iron
the damn things?"That got an eye roll. "No, but I'd like the socks
matched up, so I can just reach in and get a pair. And if you fold
the underwear, you can actually fit more in the drawer. One row of
briefs, one of boxers, one of boxer briefs." He tugged open his
underwear drawer to show me the tidy rows, waving his hand over
them with a flourish. My turn for an eye roll.I looked down at the
big pile of socks on the bed. "But you've got fifty pairs of socks
that all look the same, but aren't. Why don't you buy the stupid
things in twelve-packs, like I do? Then you don't have to match
them up at all. See?" I grabbed two of my socks at random and
dangled them in his face. He snatched them out of my hand and
tossed them at me. I flung them back at him, which led to a
wrestling match, which led to sex, which led to having to do that
batch of laundry again cause we got cum all over everything. And it
also led to me matching up Evan's damn socks like I was doing right
now, except that by now it was second nature, and it gave me a
quiet sense of pleasure, doing this little something for Evan that
I knew he appreciated. On Thursday evening, Sharon showed up with
pizza just as Evan roared in on his bike. She watched him with a
grin as he glided past her to park in the barn."I want a ride on
that thing," she called as he walked toward the house. "I used to
date a guy who had a bike, but he dumped me before I ever got a
ride. On the bike," she added with a smile when Evan raised his
eyebrows at her."He dumped you?" I asked as I looked her up and
down. If I were so inclined, I'd've been all over Sharon. Long
chestnut hair, big tits,
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else, smart, great sense of humor. Almost worked for me anyway,
even being gay."Yeah, he was looking for a wife and I wasn't.
Looking to get married, I mean. So, one day he called about an hour
before he was supposed to pick me up and said it was over. He got
married three months later and divorced two years after that.
Jerk.""Jerk," I echoed with a grin. She gave me a shove in the
chest as she went past me into the house, then came back and groped
my pecs a little. "Wow, been to the gym, huh?""Do I get to do that
to you?" I asked as she gave my shirt a final pat."Sure," she threw
over her shoulder with a snort. "Like you'd even wanna.""I don't
know," I said as I followed her into the kitchen. "Never did it
before and you got a great set of hooters. I might like
it.""Hooters, what a goofy word." She gave me a speculative look as
she grabbed three beers from the fridge. "You never felt up a
girl?""I never anything'd a girl.""Really? Gay all the way,
huh?""That's me.""Thank Christ," Evan said as he planted
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on my neck on the way to snagging a beer from Sharon. Friday we met
Evan's folks at the country club for dinner. As you might imagine,
country clubs hadn't played a real big part Pthc Lolitas in my life
up to now, so this was the first time I'd been to one and I was a
little nervous. I made Evan shower first so that by the time I got
dried off and into my underwear, he'd be dressed and I could follow
his lead in what to wear. Two pair of slacks, two button-down
shirts and two sport coats later, we set off in the Jeep to the
land of rich white men playing golf and sipping cocktails while
they compared stock portfolios. Obviously my take on country clubs
had come from old movies on TV.The Club, as Evan referred to it,
was on the outskirts of town, along the river out past the house
Kathryn had bought from Sharon not long ago. The parking lot was
full on a Friday night, and the Jeep looked only a little out of
place among the BMWs and SUVs. Evan's folks were at the bar when we
came through the door and waved us over to meet the couple they
were talking with. My palms went sweaty at the thought of being
introduced to their friends. Don and Maggie were cool with Evan
being gay and the two of us being together, but I couldn't imagine
that attitude applied to the entire town of Patterson and I was
right. I got a cool `pleased to meet you' from the woman while her
husband gripped my hand hard enough to hurt. I gave it right back
to him, smiling through gritted teeth as I squeezed until he let up
and pulled his hand free. As they walked away, Maggie rolled her
eyes and sighed, then took my arm and led the way to dinner.From
that unpromising start, it turned out to be a really nice evening.
I relaxed enough to enjoy myself and the food was great. They had
golfed that afternoon and Don kept us laughing with stories of ball
stealing squirrels, bottomless, soul-sucking sand traps, and
various other hazards that had conspired to keep him from making
par. I'd never played golf in my life, and the way he moaned about
it, I wondered why anyone would bother, but he was playing again
Sunday, so there must be something to it. Seeing Evan so
comfortable in these surroundings, watching him greet friends and
acquaintances, gave me a whole new look at him. A child of wealthy
parents, growing up playing tennis and golf at the Club, he was as
unlikely a boyfriend as I could have imagined for myself, yet here
we were, one year into what felt like a really solid relationship.
He was unselfconscious about letting people see that we were
together, laying a hand on my arm to get my attention at one point,
then leaving it there for a while, little things that marked us as
a couple and made me feel really good. We had dessert and then
stayed for drinks in the lounge, gathered around the big stone
fireplace while a live pianist played softly and we listened to
more golf stories told by Don's buddies. By the time we rolled in
our driveway, it was close to eleven. Chewy ran out as we came in,
and I stayed out on the porch with him while Evan went in to take a
couple aspirin. He came back out a few minutes later and stepped
close behind me as he looped his arms around me. I reached back
around his butt and pulled him even closer as I leaned my head back
on his shoulder."Tonight was nice. Your dad's a funny guy.""Yeah,
him and his golf... Sorry about that couple right when we got
there. Did he do the `this is how a real man shakes hands' thing
with you?" "Yeah, but I won."Evan chuckled into my ear.
"Good."Chewy got done running around, so we went in the house, but
instead of going to bed, Evan wandered around the living room,
looking at the pictures on the mantel one by one, and then poking
his finger through the stuff on the table by the door. He picked up
the heart-shaped stone, smiling at it for a moment before putting
it back down. I watched him for a few minutes, wondering what was
going on with him, before remembering that tomorrow was the
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anniversary of the accident. "Bed?" I asked, after he had completed
his third tour of the room. He stopped walking and looked at me.
"Not going to bed isn't going to keep tomorrow from coming, Evan."
He swallowed and then nodded at me. "Yeah, I know."I turned out the
light as he walked past me toward the bedroom, wondering what
tomorrow would be like. I was even more nervous about tomorrow than
I'd been about the country club. I wanted to say the right things
and be of whatever comfort to Evan and Raf and Kenny that I could,
but
Pthc Lolitas I would always and forever be the new guy,
and I wasn't any crazier about tomorrow rolling around than Evan
was.
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