sevenpercentsolution
Supernova
- Joined
- Jan 11, 2009
Stuart gave a little heave of a sigh,
"I'm still a country boy at heart," he said, and looked dreamy for a moment, "I'd take a horse over a BMW any day - though, uh, no goats. They're nasty sons of bitches."
He considered Declan for a moment, looking over his lover,
"Well, I could just carry you all the time," he said, "Can't say I mind, good for building a little muscle, you know, and these days I need to get my workout wherever I can."
Of course, Stuart was one of the few doctors who hadn't fallen into the stereotype of being unhealthy and overweight; even after years on the job, he had maintained a strict and healthy lifestyle that kept him trim and fit to perform any of the more trying emergency procedures - he took his job seriously, but he had given up the high paying salary and a promotion that he had neglected to tell Declan about, because he hadn't wanted his lover to feel as though he had been the cause for Stuart to turn it down. He would take Declan over anything, any day, and he had enough in savings that they would be fine for a long time, and royalties coming in from his writing.
He headed out of the bedroom then and back down the hallway, back into the sitting room where he carefully set Declan into one of the chairs there before going to the front door to let the movers in; two men in blue coveralls,
"Dr. Cassidy? Shipment for you, just sign here."
"I'm still a country boy at heart," he said, and looked dreamy for a moment, "I'd take a horse over a BMW any day - though, uh, no goats. They're nasty sons of bitches."
He considered Declan for a moment, looking over his lover,
"Well, I could just carry you all the time," he said, "Can't say I mind, good for building a little muscle, you know, and these days I need to get my workout wherever I can."
Of course, Stuart was one of the few doctors who hadn't fallen into the stereotype of being unhealthy and overweight; even after years on the job, he had maintained a strict and healthy lifestyle that kept him trim and fit to perform any of the more trying emergency procedures - he took his job seriously, but he had given up the high paying salary and a promotion that he had neglected to tell Declan about, because he hadn't wanted his lover to feel as though he had been the cause for Stuart to turn it down. He would take Declan over anything, any day, and he had enough in savings that they would be fine for a long time, and royalties coming in from his writing.
He headed out of the bedroom then and back down the hallway, back into the sitting room where he carefully set Declan into one of the chairs there before going to the front door to let the movers in; two men in blue coveralls,
"Dr. Cassidy? Shipment for you, just sign here."