Title to be Determined
By Krissie Gault
Caiside x Donald
The air was stiff
as he came to the new shore. He couldn’t believe how different the coast of
North America was compared to his home of Scotland. The boat’s horn flared as
it docked. Caiside cringed at the sound.
“Why must they ring that horn?” he muttered as he looked
over the railing. The water was very different too. He sighed as he walked off
the boat. This country was his new home, rather he liked it or not.
Caiside had only one tall rolling suit case with him. His
curly hair clung to his moist skin as he walked away from the boat. He needed
to get away from the coast before he ran home like a child. If he was going to
make it in this country, he’d need to find a new home.
Donald glanced up
at the chime of the bell of his bookstore. It was pouring outside, so he
shouldn’t have any customers today. No one ever came into his store when it was
raining. People barely came in when it was sunny. Donald marveled at his guest.
The man was soaking wet but seemed indifferent to it. His
curly black hair clung to his body and looked like a wet mop. His yellow
stripped sweater clung to his body revealing all the muscles underneath. Donald
gulped at the sight. Large greyish green eyes flicked up to him.
“Um… Hello!” Donald greeted as he put down a pile of books.
“How can I help you?”
“Is this the library?” He walked up to the counter, rolling
a tall suit case behind him. He had a slight accent that Donald could place as
European.
“Hollins Books is a library. We’re also a book store.”
Donald informed as he walked over to look at him. “I guess it’s really pouring
outside. Did you lose your umbrella?”
“I did not bring one.” He responded, looking around. “I just
arrived in this country today.”
“Ah.” Donald nodded. It all made sense now. He must be
wanting to spend the night at the library. “Let me get you a map of hotels in
the area.” He got this all the time. He pulled out a pamphlet from the drawer.
Man, he wished that just once a hot guy would come in to discuss books with
him. “Here ya go. Can I get you anything else?”
He stared at the pamphlet dumbly before looking back up at
him. “Actually, I was wondering if I could have a job application.” He gave a
meek smile.
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Krissie: This is an excerpt from my first draft of one of the books for my LGBTQQIAAP series. I wanted to share it with all of you. What do you think of it so far?
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