Unzipping 7D

By J.C. Long

Jordan Price is used to the boring wait in airports, given that he practically lives on business trips. He's all set for this to be more of the same, until he meets a self-described power bottom on Unzipped—a guy who happens to be in the same airport. It seems like a perfectly good way to kill time until his flight, but soon Jordan realizes that Heath, his newfound friend on Unzipped, will be taking the same flight, and the wheels in his head get spinning. Jordan is determined to test Heath's bottoming skills himself, and if he has his way, the flight will be anything but boring.

• Language: English
• Publisher: NineStar Press
• Release date: Feb 20, 2017
• ISBN: 9781370489770

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Unzipping 7D

Copyright 2017 J.C. Long

Cover Art by Natasha Snow ©Copyright 2017

Edited by Sam Lamb

Published in 2017 by NineStar Press, New Mexico, USA.

This is a work of fiction. All characters, places and events are from the author’s imagination and should not be confused with fact. Any resemblance to persons, living or dead, events or places is purely coincidental.

All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced in any material form, whether by printing, photocopying, scanning or otherwise without the written permission of the publisher, NineStar Press, LLC.

Warning

This book contains sexually explicit content which is only suitable for mature readers.

Unzipping 7D

Unzipped Shorts

J.C. Long

Table of Contents

Pre-Flight

Boarding Call

1st Hour in Flight

2nd Hour in Flight

3rd Hour in Flight

Arrival

Happy Hour

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About the Author

Pre-Flight

Jordan Price could not think of anything duller than sitting in an airport for two hours, waiting for his connecting flight. He was used to it, though, considering how frequently he flew for work. Didn’t mean it wasn’t boring as hell.

To kill time, he leaned back on the uncomfortable bench seating outside of his gate and whipped out his cell phone. The first thing he did was check his work email, but he’d gotten nothing new since this morning—unsurprising, since his boss knew he’d be traveling all day. That done, he opened Facebook. He quickly lost interest in endless political posts and repetitive memes that had ceased to have any humorous quality ages ago and closed it out, too.

Tuesdays weren’t exactly peak travel days, especially in the middle of autumn, so there were very few people sitting around him at his gate. Well, he thought, I’ve got nothing better to do. He tapped on the half-unzipped zipper icon of the gay hook-up app Unzipped. It had been a while since he’d logged on because he’d lost patience with it. Too many people there just to waste time; not enough people willing to actually meet up lately.

He didn’t use it to look for several nights’ worth of conversation; he’d rather keep it short and sweet: are we fucking or not? What was so bad about that? Instead, he always found the guys who talked a big game, but when it came time to meet, always had something come up or some bullshit like that.

If everyone else could play the time-wasting game, Jordan didn’t see why he couldn’t.

He didn’t bother reading through the dozen or so messages he had, since most of them would be from when he was in other cities on business and would be useless to him now. Not that he was going to find anything two hours before a flight, but still.

It did not surprise him to see that several guys were quite close; airports, train stations—they were always like that. It was nothing to get his hopes up over, though; most of them were already long gone and the app just hadn’t caught up to them since there was rarely Wi-Fi on airplanes, and when there was, most people didn’t want to pay for it.

One guy in particular