So, with that plan laid out, here's the first part of Rory and Chance's story--
Chance and Circumstance
Copyright 2013
Bailey Bradford
Blog Special: Love in Xxchange: Chance and Circumstance
Part I
Rory ran his fingers through his blond curls as he paced.
His boot heels struck the ugly white marbled tile with enough force to jar him.
He gave those blond strands a tug before he stuffed his hands in his front
pockets. Worry etched the beginnings of fine lines around Rory’s mouth and
eyes.
Goddamn, Chance loved the man. He was going to love him even
more tomorrow than he did today, and seeing his husband age did funny things to
him. Scared him, sometimes something awful, because he had a lot of years on
Rory. He wasn’t concerned about Rory leaving him for someone younger—Rory was
too good a man to do such a thing. When Rory made a commitment, he meant it. He
kept it.
But Chance was
older. Two decades, just about. He had to accept the fact that he was likely to
die while Rory was still young enough to have a plenty of years left. God knew,
if something happened and Rory went before him, Chance wouldn’t last out a
month. He wouldn’t want to, and if that made him a sinner or whatever, he
didn’t care.
No one but him needed to know that, though. Rory never
needed the burden of knowing Chance wouldn’t—couldn’t—live without him.
Selfish, that was probably what it made him.
Rory stopped his pacing and Chance stopped his morbid
musings. Rory sighed and stretched. He rubbed at his face and looked at Chance.
“I’m scared.”
Chance couldn’t just sit there any longer. He got up walked
over to Rory. Screw any onlookers in the waiting room who didn’t like it.
Chance put an arm around Rory and pulled him in for a hug.
“It’ll be all right, honey. It will be. Ain’t nothing going
to go wrong. Nothing.” Not like last
time. This time, Rory’s going to have his dream.
Nineteen months
earlier…
The summers were getting hotter, that was all there was to
it. Chance didn’t know how anyone could argue that global warming wasn’t real.
God knew he wasn’t the brightest guy in the world but even he knew that the
temperatures had gotten on par with the fires of Hell.
He lifted his cowboy hat up and used a faded bandana to mop
at the sweat on his forehead. His eyes stung; between the sun and the sweat, he
was going to look like he’d tied one on but good. His eyes would be redder than
they last time he’d gotten puking drunk.
He tied the bandana around his head and put the hat back on.
It was a tight fit, but he was determined and fuck it all, it wasn’t his
favorite hat anyway.
His horse nickered and shuffled in place. “I know, boy. Too
hot to keep you out. I’ll finish up tomorrow using the four wheeler.” They
stayed in the shade for a few minutes until Max rode up, his denim shirt soaked
with sweat. “Look like you’ve been playing in the stream,” Chance said. “I know
you haven’t been working that hard.”
Max snorted and kind of slumped in his saddles as he reined
to a stop in the shade. “I ain’t been working hard, just trying to find that
lost calf. Rory still looking?”
“Yeah he is.” Chance glanced at Max’s two-way. “Batteries
dead?”
Max took the radio off his belt. “I guess. Dang thing ain’t
working. I thought Bo said he just put new batteries in it last night. Maybe I
didn’t hear right.”
Chance smirked. “Knowing Bo, it wasn’t the radio he was
telling you he put new batteries in.”
Max’s already red face went a shade or two brighter. “Jesus.”
Despite the miserable heat, Chance laughed. Even though Max
and Bo had been together for years, Max hadn’t gotten any less shy. It was kind
of cute.
“Too many hot days already,” Max muttered, and Chance had to
wonder why he sounded so far away when the guy was right by him.
Chance closed his eyes for a second. Really, he was just
going to blink, but somehow, his lids were too heavy to raise and the world
spun, or his head did, something—fear shot through him as he realized he was
tipping, falling, and someone was shouting.
Chance had been thrown off of horses plenty of times in his
life. This wasn’t anything like being thrown. It was more like the entire world
turned over.
“Chance!”
Chance winced as he landed hard. He wasn’t the only one who
grunted, but he couldn’t figure it out. There was burning in his legs,
cramping, pain, and his head was full of bees, buzzing and confusing the fuck
out of him.
The only really coherent thought he had was that Rory was
going to be heartbroken if he died—and alone.
****
“It was just potassium—“ Chance began. He should have known
he wasn’t going to get any further than that.
“Just?” Rory shouted. “Chance, it wasn’t ‘just’ anything!
You could have died!” Rory’s face crumpled and Chance felt like shit. “I can’t
lose you, Chance. I can’t.”
Chance started to get up from the bed—Rory hadn’t let him do
more than sit up since he’d gotten home from the hospital hours ago. Wasn’t
going to let him this time, judging by the way Rory’s expression morphed into
one of…Well, of an anger intense enough to make parts of Chance shrivel right
on up.
“Don’t you dare get up,” Rory growled.
Maybe Chance wasn’t so shriveled after all, because that?
Made his blood race and his dick start to fill.
Rory’s expression darkened. “Don’t even think sex is going
to get you out of this.”
“Out of what?” Chance yelled back, confused and scared—that
last one was the tough one to deal with. “Christ, Rory! I didn’t know there was
anything wrong! It’s not like I haven’t spent forty-four years sweating in the
heat!”
Rory stepped up and bent over to get nose to nose with him.
That fierce look in his eyes was something to behold. It made Chance’s heart pitter
patter a little faster. “You…you…” Rory growled. “Ugh!”
Maybe they had both needed to vent, yell a little. Chance palmed Rory’s chin, cupping it firmly.
They’d yelled enough. He surged up and the kiss was almost too much, almost too
rough, but it gave them what they needed, or at least the start of it.
“Rory,” Chance breathed Rory’s name over swollen lips. He
licked at the bottom one, drawing a soft sound from Rory. “I’m sorry.” He was,
so, so sorry to have scared Rory. And himself. It wasn’t like Chance had a
deathwish. And who the fuck thinks about
something like potassium? How is anyone in Texas alive?
The doctor said excessive sweating contributed, that and a
lack of potassium in his diet. Chance didn’t know jack about that stuff, but
he’d bet Rory was fixing to implement the diet from hell on them both.
Rory didn’t reply. Instead he went after Chance’s mouth like
it was the last kiss they’d ever have. It started out rough, with a split lip
and too much biting, but neither of them seemed to be able to stop.
Slowly, it turned into the sweet, tender kiss that had Rory
melting against him. Chance wrapped his arms around his lover and cradled the
back of his head. Rory’s hair was soft and fragrant, the sandalwood and citrus
scent of it ending a familiar spike of lust through Chance.
Chance stretched out on the bed, delighting in the feel of
Rory doing the same. What he’d do without the man in his arms, Chance couldn’t
imagine. Didn’t want to.
And Rory felt the same about him. Damn. Chance knew that, he did, and if he’d been the one getting a
frantic call on the radio from Max, he’d have been angry and terrified and he
wouldn’t have handled it well at all.
Chance ran his other hand down Rory’s broad back. He felt
him trembling then, followed by the harsher shaking when the first sob really
hit. Chance’s eyes burned as he held onto Rory and tried to soothe him.
He told Rory he was sorry, again, but it wasn’t an apology
that Rory needed. Chance knew that, but he couldn’t just shut up because he was sorry Rory was hurting and scared.
He also knew, though he tried not to dwell on it for long, that this was the
first brush with his mortality that Rory had been a witness to, and it had to
be sinking in to Rory. Chance would grow old, if he was lucky, and die long
before Rory would.
So Chance held Rory, and loved him, and started to think.
****
Wrung out, eyes swollen and his nose raw from blowing it,
Rory knew he couldn’t be an attractive sight. Add in bed-head and morning
breath, and yeah, that hard-on was poking at his ass just ‘cause Chance hadn’t
seen the front. He had a vision of rolling over and roaring, flames of bad
breath shooting out, his eyes red and glowing, his nose spiked with a horn—Aw, heck, I need more sleep. My brain’s
turned to toast.
But Chance had seen him looking pretty damned rough more
than once over the years, and morning breath was something they’d ignored more
often than not if they wanted to. And that thick cock sure felt good nudging at
his crack.
Rory had no memory of getting naked, but since that’s how he
and Chance always slept, he supposed it was so natural to him he’d just done it
in his sleep. Chance, too, probably. There wasn’t a stitch of clothing between
them.
He blinked open his burning eyes just as Chance rubbed his
thumb over one of Rory’s nipples. Rory moaned and arched his back, getting that
dick to press into his crease.
“Yeah, baby,” Chance said in a sleep-roughened voice. “Let
me in.”
Rory hitched up his top leg, hooking it with one arm to open
himself up better. He should probably have insisted Chance rest today, but
denying either of them this pleasure was unthinkable.
“So fuckin’ perfect,” Chance murmured in his ear, then he
was pushing into Rory, spreading his ass open with a steady thrust. Chance’s cock
was slick, hot, lubed. The man had been prepared.
Rory’s eye widened as he became fully awake. He grabbed at
his pillow with his other hand, moaning, his own dick hard and aching. Need
swelled and pulsed in him as a blissful sensation spread out from his ass.
Chance grunted when he bottomed out, then he shoved forward
and Rory moaned, closing his eyes again. Chance licked his jaw, sending goose
bumps racing down Rory’s spine. He gripped the pillow harder and begged as much
as he could for Chance to start moving.
Chance locked one arm around him and sucked on Rory’s neck.
Then he began to move his hips, just withdrawing an inch or two before sinking
back in. Every time he thrust, Chance sucked on Rory’s skin. Rory panted and
pushed back. He needed more hands because his cock was going to fall off if
someone didn’t touch it soon. He whined because the words just wouldn’t form,
but Chance knew him.
One big, callused hand gripped him perfectly. Rory couldn’t
hold still. He moved back and forth, fucking himself on Chance’s cock, fucking
Chance’s hand. Chance made one of the deep, rumbling noises Rory loved hearing.
It meant he’d pushed Chance past his restraint. That always, always meant
things were about to get more intense.
Chance left off leaving hickeys on him and withdrew his
shaft from Rory’s ass. Rory didn’t protest, he knew it was about to get hotter.
He was pulled roughly onto his back then Chance was shoving his legs apart.
Rory did him two better and pulled his legs up, knees to chest, offering Chance
everything.
Chance grabbed his ass cheeks and spread them apart. The
first hot lick of tongue over his hole drew a yelp right out of Rory. He
clenched his hands tighter around the back of his legs, hoping he was leaving
marks. Chance went after his ass like a starving man, licking and tongue-fucking
him with more passion than they’d shared in a while. Their lovin’ was never
boring, but sometimes they were tired and things were routine, and there was
nothing wrong with that. Being secure with someone was amazing.
But passion was amazing too, and Chance was pouring it on
him, rimming him until Rory’s head was spinning because he was panting
spastically. Chance thrust his tongue into Rory again then lick over his taint
and mouthed his balls.
Rory tried to beg, but the garbled sound he made was
unintelligible. He rocked his butt up. Chance gave his balls a toothy tug that was
painful and damned near orgasmic at the same time.
Then Chance was biting his way up Rory’s body, nibbles that
wouldn’t mark him for more than minutes, but they felt so good. Rory almost
cried with relief when Chance buried his dick in Rory’s ass with one hard
thrust. Rory let go of his legs, wrapping them around Chance’s hips. He drove
his heels against Chance’s butt, spurring him on.
Rory’s shout was muffled by the press of Chance’s shoulder.
He took that for the offer it was. Chance would have his share of marks, too,
before they were done. Holding onto Chance tightly, he drove his hips up to
meet every deep thrust.
And still, it wasn’t enough for either of them. As if having
agreed on it, Chance once again withdrew. Rory peeked out of narrowly slitted
eyes, seeing the half dozen purple marks he’d left on Chance’s neck and
shoulder—then he was flipping over onto his knees. He slapped one hand against
the headboard and gripped his prick with the other. Chance mounted him and
began pounding his ass.
Chance wrapped his arms around Rory, batting away the hand
working his shaft. Rory put his other hand to the headboard then, too. It
always felt better when Chance was beating him off than when he did it himself.
Chance nipped at his shoulder, grunting and rasping as he
fucked Rory. Every drive in brought the fat cap of Chance’s cock into contact
with Rory’s gland. It was marvelous, spectacular, and Rory never wanted it to
end.
Rory reached behind himself with one hand, grabbing Chance
by the back of the neck. He twisted his own head around and they managed a
sloppy kiss. Chance sped up the strokes to Rory’s dick, sped up the thrusts of
his hips. Rory’s balls ached in the split second before he came. He clenched
his ass down hard on Chance’s shaft, wanting his lover right there with him in
ecstasy.
Chance’s hitched breath and his frantic thrusts came to a
halt as he shivered and came, pumping his cum into Rory. Rory felt every jet of
spunk branding him as Chance’s. It wiped away the fear he’d had hounding him
constantly, at least at that moment.
As they slid down to lie together on the bed, Rory’s ass
ached and he felt almost content. The fear was trying to return, but he told
himself—no more wasting time on what might happen in the future. He wouldn’t
spend today worrying about tomorrow.
“Come ‘ere,” Chance grumbled, tugging on Rory’s arm.
Rory scooted closer until he was plastered against Chance.
He got his head right where he liked it on Chance’s shoulder, and he nuzzled
Chance’s neck. “Love you. Don’t scare me like that again.”
“I won’t,” Chance murmured, “And you know I love you too,
more’n anything.”
It almost felt like there was something more Chance wanted
to say, but Rory didn’t want to ask. All he wanted then was to be right there,
in the moment, with
Chance. Everything else could wait.
Chance. Everything else could wait.
8 comments:
Loved it!!! Can understand this worry in a relationship with a big age difference.
Like the idea of three parts so it fills a week.
Look forward to the next few weeks and renewing my acquaintance with the characters from Love in Xxchange.
Have a good day - I hope
Great idea and a great couple to start with! Rory's Last Chance was the first book of yours I read so these two will always be a favourite of mine.
Love it.
Theresa
Margaret S,
Thank you. It would be a concern, certainly, but not one to dwell on-- have to take the time you have together and enjoy it, love each other. I'm glad you like the blog shorts plan, I am looking forward to it too!
Take care and have a fantastic day!
Sas,
Thank you:) That means so much to me. I hope you have a wonderful day!
Theresa,
Thank you! Have an amazing day!
Good lord are ya trying to kill me.lol
Loved it!
Cinders
Cinders,
No, I swear I'm not. ;-) Just want you to enjoy the story ^.^ And I'm hoping you did!
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