Comfort Zone: Wild Horses Short Stories

By Olivette Devaux

Attila attended his first theater show at the tender age of five. A right of passage and a passion along with a stable full of horses, his family took these regular outings for granted.

But not everyone grows to love the theater, and for rural people, going to see a show is something characters do on television.

Enter Kai, born in a West Virginia mining town, a sturdy survivor of homelessness on the streets of Pittsburgh. When Atilla discovers that Kai had never been, he resolves to make this travesty up to him.

Except Kai isn't without a little surprise of his own.

This sweet story features two men in love, takes place in the Wild Horses series, and can be read as a stand-alone.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Mugen Press
• Release date: Nov 17, 2020
• ISBN: 9781393028949

Olivette Devaux

A winner of numerous "Writers of the Future" Honorable Mentions and various genre awards, Olivette Devaux writes stories of all lengths and on a variety of topics. If you like urban fantasy, science fiction, crime fiction, and romance, you will find many a good read in her repertoire! Please pay careful attention to keywords, cover branding, and story summaries. All these will hint as to the genre, mood, and your emotional take-away.  Olivette gave up her vagabond ways to settle in Pittsburgh, where she shares a home with her family and her numerous imaginary friends.

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Comfort Zone

The filtered and heated air of the theater box felt as dry as the plush red seat under Kai’s well-dressed butt. The carved pillars that flanked their booth rose from the ornate balcony railing up, disappearing past where he could see.

The upper levels, perhaps, mirroring the lush structure of the other side of the theater.

Kai had heard from grandpa Keleman that people used to go to the theater to be seen as much as to observe a particular performance. And grandpa Keleman would know, because he had been a theater enthusiast for most of his eighty-seven years.

He used to be as as tall as Kai, with shoulders just as wide, which is why his tuxedo from the 70’s fit Kai perfectly, just like his riding jacket which Kai had received as a gift. It’s not dated, grandpa Keleman had said once they