The minute that Clancy Sharpe saw his friend's grandson, he knew the lad was gay. It was a knack the senior citizen had that had served him well over the years, and while he wasn't infallible in detecting a man's sexuality he was right more often than he was wrong.
Young Mike Zeller seemed to be the apple of Clancy's friend Warren's eye, as during the 10 minutes Clancy had spent down the hall after dropping off the tool he had borrowed, Warren did nothing but sing his grandson's praises.
According to his grandfather Mike was a genius, a computer whiz who had made the Dean's List in his freshman year at State, and as the proud grand-pappy told Clancy all about his grandson the portly lad's cheeks got redder and redder in response.
"Grandpa?" the chubby kid whined.
"Hey, he's lucky to have a grandson like you," Clancy remarked, and as he looked at the burly fellow he asked, "You on the football team?"
"Me? No," Mike answered. "Not very athletic."
"Big burly guy like you - you could probably make a million as a lineman in the NFL," Clancy observed as he looked at the lad who probably packed close to 300 pounds on a 6'2" frame.
"No. Not good at all when it comes to sports."
"Too bad. Well, it's nice you come by here to help your Grandpa out. Picking up groceries and all," Clancy said. "Wish I had one like you."
"That's my boy," Warren clucked.
"Well, I have to get back home. Nice to meet you Mike," Clancy said. "You fellows can get back to your visiting."
"Nice meeting you too Mr. Sharpe," Mike said as Clancy left, and after Clancy got down to his apartment at the end of the hall he left his door ajar so he could hear when the lad exited.
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Clancy wasted no time in getting all of his clothes off, and after slipping on a short silk robe the senior tried to be patient while waiting at his front door's peephole for his friend's grandson to end his visit down the hall, idly pulling on his flaccid member while trying to think up something plausible to use on the boy in order to get him into his apartment.
"I could just show you this," he cackled to himself while looking down at his cock swaying lazily between his ashen thighs, his outrageously long endowment having gotten him more than his share of fellows over the years, and the more he thought about it the more Clancy thought that was a good idea.
That was a funny thing about getting up in years, Clancy mused while peeking out the crack of the door. The older you get, the less you care about what people think about you. Besides, like that Uncle Leo character said once on Seinfeld after getting caught shoplifting and feigning senility, "I'm an old man. I'm confused."
Thankfully Clancy was far from senile and at 65 his mind wasn't the old thing that still worked fine, and with that in mind he kept his hand off of his manhood so he didn't get too excited at the prospect of trying to seduce that chubby cub.
Finally, Clancy heard the lad saying good bye to his grandfather, and as he walked towards the elevator Clancy waited until just the right moment before peeking out the door, startling the plump boy a bit as he passed.
"Say there Mike," Clancy said, and after apologizing for scaring him asked whether he could help him out.
"There's a package of light bulbs up there on the top shelf of the cupboard," Clancy explained after herding Mike into his kitchen. "I was going to climb up on the chair to get them but my knee has been giving me some trouble, and you being such a big fellow and all..."
"No problem Mr. Sharpe," Mike responded, and the old man stifled a chuckle when he saw where the boy's eyes went.
Clancy had tried to be subtle in leaving his robe a bit open, not sure whether it was too obvious or not, but the bait had worked since the big butterball almost fell over the chair Clancy had put near the cabinet.
"Must be nice to be that tall," Clancy said as Mike reached up the light bulbs that weren't needed, and after the lad handed them to him he suggested a reward was in store for his efforts.
"Have a drink with an old man," Clancy said as he grabbed a couple of glasses and before the lad could protest, had poured a couple of shots of Tullamore Dew for them.
"Skip the gutter," Clancy said as he handed the boy the glass and clinked them together, and the old man was impressed when the kid sipped it while only wincing a bit as his eyes went back down to the opening of the robe.
"So, does your grandfather know?" Clancy asked.
"Know what sir?"
"That you like fellas," Clancy replied, almost causing the lad to drop his glass in shock, and as the flustered guy tried to act like nothing was wrong he added, "Relax Mike my boy. They don't shoot you for that anymore."
"How..."
"I've got a sixth sense about things like that," Clancy boasted with a wink. "From experience."
"Uh - you and my Grandpa - are you two...?"
"No, he's straight and we're just friends," Clancy told him. "Besides, my tastes run more towards fellows your age. Of course, I could understand it if you thought me a bit old for you, but let me assure you of something."