A recent Saturday morning in February finds me sitting in my living room watching the snowfall at 4 o'clock. So far it's not sticking but I don't get the feeling that it will stop anytime soon. The weather report had predicted 6 to 10 inches.
Fortunately it's my weekend off because I really don't feel like battling the weather. Let someone else care for patients. At age 24 I am a new RN hire at U Michigan Health. I should just go back to bed and stay there. I'll check snow conditions again at 8 o'clock.
I can see a lonely day ahead now that Darren Olsen is no longer in my life.
Darren is a hunk. At 6' tall he has a muscular physique that gives testimony to lifting weights. His dark hair frames his square face. He has wide thin lips, an upturned nose and dimples. His eyes are brown.
Unfortunately the 40 year old had left me. That sucks because he had told me that the age gap didn't matter. Bullshit it didn't matter! It's not like he gave another reason for dumping me.
We had fun together while our relationship lasted. I had met him at a bar just before I graduated U Michigan school of nursing.
I have to admit we are not cut from the same cloth. He's a typical male, someone watches sports. I have an effeminate personality. I'll admit that. I'm not a sorts fan. I enjoy engaging in girl talk at work, or any other setting.
Anyway I sat up only for a few minutes then got back under the blanket. Sex with men is always on my mind these days. Barely a minute under the blanket my briefs landed on the floor and my left hand went to my dick which soon became stiff.
I was to be someone's boyfriend again and it was completely unexpected.
With Memorial Day just a week away my friends will no doubt get together. If so, they would include me.
I happened to be on my on my way to the cafeteria when my phone rang in my pants pocket. I wonder who that is. Caller I D accompained a female voice. The caller turned out to be Larry West.
"Hi Larry"
"Steven hi."
"Let me call you back in a few minutes."
Larry is a friend who is in a relationship with a dude his own age named Michael. They've known each other since highschool, having become acquainted at an LGBTQ meetup.
Julie, a fellow RN, took a seat across the cafeteria table. Not intending to ignore her, I said that "I need to call this person."
I pulled my phone from my pocket to check my missed call log. Ordinarily she and I would've chatted. She might talk about her husband and trivial incidents in her relationship. I could talk about my boyfriend, if I still had one.
"Boyfriend," she asked.
"Just a friend."
I picked Larry's number from the contact list.
"Hello."
"Hi Larry, what's going on?"