Gay Confessions 3: Beautiful Brat: A Gay Romance and Erotika Short

By Lucas Loveless

I went to visit my friend in New York. That's where I ran into her brat of a son. Ramon was young, wild and reckless, and after he kissed me by surprise, I knew he was into me. I was attracted to him, too, even though I knew I shouldn't be. When we were finally alone, I found out just why Ramon was such a brat and I helped him deal with it in the best possible way, through hot man-on-man sex.

This is a standalone gay romance short story. It contains explicit content and is for mature readers. Don't forget to check out other books in the Gay Confession series.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Lucas Loveless
• Release date: Jul 16, 2018
• ISBN: 9780463779514

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Gay Confessions series (so far):

My Brother’s Friend

My Dad’s Friend

Beautiful Brat

Gay Confessions

#3

BEAUTIFUL BRAT

Written by Lucas Loveless

CHAPTER ONE

Peter

My friend's son was a brat. A fucking brat with attitude. And I fucked it out of him.

I visited my friend Donavan for a week in the fall last year, in his apartment on north side Manhattan. Donavan was a white-collar guy with loads of money, recently divorced, and his son was 22. His son, Ramon, had been to jail twice that year, one for public brawling, and again for public intoxication. Donavan was a play it safe kind of man who had been drinking too much and addicted to work after his divorce. His son was a wild child who would disappear for days and nights, tattooed, a bad boy, and he would die before he worked in an office.

I had a week off from work at a Harley shop in upstate New York, so I headed south to Manhattan to stay with Donavan for a bit.

You’re lucky, man, Donovan mumbled in a drunken rant. We were sharing his whiskey on Friday night, the first night I arrived at his swanky apartment. Single? You get to do whatever you Want? That's the life. Look sometimes, I feel like my life is garbage. I hate my job. I hate my ex. And my son hates me.

I put my hand on Donavan's shoulder and did my best to cheer him up. You’re just drunk right now, man. Your son doesn't hate to u. And trust me, you’re way better off without your ex. She's insane.

We both laughed about it