“Stop stalling. What aren’t you telling us? You’re avoiding the questions more than I did when I was telling my mother I’d proposed to Sarah.”
“And how did that go?”
Nate grinned. “We’re married. She speaks to us. If we ever have kids, she’ll be happier, but then she’s that way with my brothers and sisters. And we did go through the whole marriage thing.”
“Good information, even if I think my parents will implode when they find out their oldest son likes dudes.”
“They did fine when they met your black roommate. Give them a little slack. But you’re stalling. What is it about difficult-tutor-boy that makes you grin every time you talk about him?”
About the Author
Jon Keys’ earliest memories revolve around books; with the first ones he can recall reading himself being “The Warlord of Mars” and anything with Tarzan. (The local library wasn’t particularly up to date.) But as puberty set in, he started sneaking his mother’s romance magazines and added the world of romance and erotica to his mix of science fiction, fantasy, Native American, westerns and comic books.
A voracious reader for almost half a century, Jon has only recently begun creating his own flights of fiction for the entertainment of others. Born in the Southwest and now living in the Midwest, Jon has worked as a ranch hand, teacher, computer tech, roughneck, designer, retail clerk, welder, artist, and, yes, pool boy; with interests ranging from kayaking and hunting to painting and cooking, he draws from a wide range of life experiences to create written works that draw the reader in and wrap them in a good story.
Email: jon.keys@ymail.com
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