1. The Road My mother told me to walk through the grasslands up to the Road. I’d been through the grasslands many times but had never gone to the Road. I’d only seen it from a distance. She told me to walk up to the Road and stand by one of the trees there and wait. She told me I didn’t need to wear or bring any clothes. She gave me a small canteen with some water and a napkin with a sandwich in it. She smiled at me and t...

I'd been participating in a chat site called "Blue Chat" for about two years. Later in my life, I discovered an interest in other guys when I found erotic solo pictures of some guys really exciting. I was happily married to a wonderful woman but I still found myself thinking sensual thoughts about guys early in the morning when I was alone. One morning, on a quick impulse, I joined the Blue Chat after I discovered they ha...

CHAPTER FOUR—Daffodils and Adventures Sally woke up hearing the birds singing outside her window. She took a shower, put on hot water for coffee, and watered her plants. She sat down in front of the window when her coffee was ready and gazed out at what looked to be a beautiful spring day. She remembered, cheerfully, that it was a drawing class day. She also knew that she had plans to meet Barbara and a couple of other fr...

CHAPTER THREE—Sally’s Sculpture Project Sally resolved to make serious progress over the weekend on the design of her big sculpture project. She went cheerfully to the library first thing Saturday morning. She spent several hours going through a wide variety of art history books. She analyzed pictures of sculptures, paintings and drawings of the human figure, especially the male figure. She decided firmly that she was goi...

CHAPTER TWO—The Classmates Sally had noticed this guy in her drawing class. He sat several rows up from her. He had blonde hair, wavy at the ends, which he wore long enough to tuck a bit behind his ears. He had bright blue eyes and a fair face with a few freckles. He walked with the energy of an athlete and a swing in his gait. He didn’t look particularly strong but more light and agile. Some days he wore a smile on his f...

CHAPTER ONE—March Winds Sally woke up and gazed sleepily across the room at the sun streaming in through her front window. A bit of dust in the air was caught by the sunlight, making the light into rays as it shone on the oval wool rug on her floor. The wind had howled last night but was quiet now. She heard a few birds chirping outside. Hey!—that was a welcome new sound! She got up and looked out the window onto the stre...

A blue Datsun stopped. I ran up, carrying my small travel bag. I looked in the open window and saw a blond long-haired guy. “Headed out towards the Cape?” he asked. “Yeah.” “Hop in.” Great! I’d been waiting at the side of the highway for over an hour. “Where are you going?” he asked. He looked friendly. “Provincetown.” “Aha. You’re in luck. I’m going there.” “Great!” I was truly glad. I’d be at my journey’s end shortly! “...