Cold Flesh, Hot Sheets by Portia "Oh, LaCroix," Nicholas Knight moaned, as the tears weld in his eyes, "Although I'm well on my way to becoming 800 years old, and although I'm considered capable enough to be entrusted with a job as a homicide detective, that shrewish harridan Natalie's infernal instance that I drink protein shakes has driven me to impetuously through aside all my hard won convictions and realize that nothing will make me happy in this life but to once again be held in your warm, not quite paternal embrace. Stick it to me hard Father!" "Oh, my Golden one, my blonde beauty, my prized possession! I new the day would come when you would finally realize that your place could be no were else but at my side! Let me thrust myself into your warm, wet hole! Let me prove to you that your rebellious nature can find no true happiness but in submission to my iron will and hard rod. Let me beguile your mind with imspired bits of poetry: Hast thou slain the Jabberwock? Oh, come to my arms my beamish boy! Oh frabjuous day! Caloo, callay! He chortled in his joy." As the dark, honeyed voice caressed the ancient words of the learned scholar and gifted mathematicion, Nicholas felt a thirll of rampant desire shiver down his spine and up his rampant shaft. Without delay, he quickly began to shed his clothes, undulating his pelvis to some silent music only he could here. LaCroix, in the meantime felt the wrods choke off in his throat as a pale golden moon was revealed to him, although it was the middle of the day. Without another word spoken between them they came together, growls filling the air as warm flesh filled their throats. There teeth classed together as they gently carressed one anothers burgeoning, turgid organs. Limbs tangled together, welcoming the heavy weight on his back, Nichlas demurely pressed his face into his father's shoulder, breathing in that unique scent of old Leather and must that was indicative of his sire, the ancient and implacable Lacrois. As he pounded away in the molten, magma heat of Nicholas's snow white body, Lacrois could only wonder how long this reconsiliation could last. How could Nicholas have turned away from the bond between them, the call of blood to blood, the ancient lust of sire for progeny, protegee for master? How could Nicholas find any joy in life better than this sharing of body and mind? All the while his thoughts were caught in this treadmill, LaCroix continued to pump his hand up and down Nicholas weeping penis and twist and turn his own pelvis, seeking for that spot that would send Nicholas soaring over the moon. As they hurtled toward their climax like a runaway train, huffing and puffing, breathless and drinched with sweet, Nicholas felt compelled to cry out, "I'll return to you Fahter, but I won't hunt! I'll drink human blood because cow blood tastes so awful, and I'll quite my human job because I'm fed up with all the tedium of having something steady to fill the inexorable long hours of eternity, and I'll fill my time with traveling with you and reveling in the nights of our love! Can you accept me this way? Can we make it work??" "My dear," Lacroix returned, "haven't you figured out by now that all I've ever really wanted from you was to be able to f*** your brains out whenever I wanted and to have you simper and melt at my every glance and the low, seductive timber of my voice? Committ your attention to me solely, no Jeanette, no coroner, no dogs or ballerinas or revolving door colleagues, and we will revel in nights of unrelieved bliss!" And with their hearts finally layed bear, LacRoix thrust one final time, and they sank their teath into each others neck as the hot cum rushed from their cold, hard bodies, and they lay replete in each others arms. The end. Author's note: Even after several months, I still haven't gotten over the psychic shock of reading "his eyes weld with tears." If the phrase hadn't been prefaced by so many other grammatical and word choice errors, maybe the blow wouldn't have hit me so hard. As for the reference to the lover's "warm, wet hole," I've decided not to try to determine what the author was thinking...it just doesn't bear investigation.