Misanthropiclove
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- May 4, 2009
No rabbit stew for lunch? But rabbit stew was so good! Samuel gave a little squeak when his head was flipped but drank the water down quickly. Then bathing was mentioned, "Lucky, go on out and watch Woolie and make sure he is okay."
Lucky barked and went outside to play with his wonderful new friend. The sheep, for his part, was leaning against the house asleep. It had been a hard day of eating grass and being covered in wool. The process of being adorable had also worn down the poor sheep who needed his beauty sleep. Lucky looked at the sheep and nuzzled it, trying to get some reaction out of the sleeping sheep. None was forthcoming.
Samuel placed the cup down and figured that saving water was what was truly important and followed Ian into the bathroom, "Hold up, I guess I should apologize for just ordering you about. But I am not about to become some invalid, I promise. I'll keep my leg in tip top shape. And my ankle will be fine." He took off his shirt, the sound of wet cloth leaving flesh making a peculiar sound and the shirt thwapping to the ground with a slick "schlump" sound.
Samuel stretched out and looked at the pale man before him. Perhaps he would be a bit more tan if he happened to work out from under the tree canopies. Samuel stepped closer and began to rub Ian's shoulders, "You could have told me if you were going to be lonely. I could have left the rabbit cleaning for later and stayed with you in the forest as you chopped up the tree. I didn't mean to make you feel abandoned."
Samuel stole a kiss from his adorable city-boy farmer and began to unbutton his pants, revealing the see through underwear he was wearing. He pulled the undies off with a sound much like what had come from his shirt and dropped them on the floor, testing the water before slipping into it, "So, no hard feelings, handsome?"
Lucky barked and went outside to play with his wonderful new friend. The sheep, for his part, was leaning against the house asleep. It had been a hard day of eating grass and being covered in wool. The process of being adorable had also worn down the poor sheep who needed his beauty sleep. Lucky looked at the sheep and nuzzled it, trying to get some reaction out of the sleeping sheep. None was forthcoming.
Samuel placed the cup down and figured that saving water was what was truly important and followed Ian into the bathroom, "Hold up, I guess I should apologize for just ordering you about. But I am not about to become some invalid, I promise. I'll keep my leg in tip top shape. And my ankle will be fine." He took off his shirt, the sound of wet cloth leaving flesh making a peculiar sound and the shirt thwapping to the ground with a slick "schlump" sound.
Samuel stretched out and looked at the pale man before him. Perhaps he would be a bit more tan if he happened to work out from under the tree canopies. Samuel stepped closer and began to rub Ian's shoulders, "You could have told me if you were going to be lonely. I could have left the rabbit cleaning for later and stayed with you in the forest as you chopped up the tree. I didn't mean to make you feel abandoned."
Samuel stole a kiss from his adorable city-boy farmer and began to unbutton his pants, revealing the see through underwear he was wearing. He pulled the undies off with a sound much like what had come from his shirt and dropped them on the floor, testing the water before slipping into it, "So, no hard feelings, handsome?"