Date: Mon, 6 Jul 2020 13:00:22 +0000 (UTC) From: Peter Brown Subject: Last of the Line Chapter 73 Last of the Line by badboi666 =============================================================================== If sex with boys isn't your thing, go away. If, as is much more likely, you've come to this site precisely to get your rocks off reading about sex with 14-year-olds then make yourself comfortable - you're in the right place. NOTE to the reader: "Peter Brown" aka badboi666 is, as you might guess, not in the first flush of youth: indeed he is well into the you'll-die-if-you-get-this-fucking-thing age cohort. It has been his habit in all his stories published here to be two or three chapters ahead of publication. If he gets a nasty cough and a temperature he will post all outstanding chapters together with a synopsis of what is still to come. Then, if he snuffs it, you can at least have some idea of what befell Dab in the end. A bit like Edwin Dro Don't leave, however, without doing this: Donate to Nifty - these buggers may do it for love but they still have to eat. http://donate.nifty.org/donate.html =============================================================================== Chapter 73 After Hamish cycled off Billy and I sat in the kitchen, nourishing a beer each. "Are we moving too fast, do you think?" Billy said. I shook my head. "No, not really. He knows the questions he wants to ask, and everything we've done with him had made him happy. He's too young to know for sure, but isn't his attitude at his age like ours was? I know I was certain I was queer by the time I was 14 - long before, actually." "Yes, but I wanted to make sure. What will we do tomorrow?" I shrugged my shoulders. "You heard him - he wants to be fucked. Exactly how and who by isn't something we need to plan. We've done it before, after all." Billy grinned. We finished our beer: it was just after 4, far too late to get to Inverness before the shops shut. It would be light for another six hours. Come on," I said, "let's explore the wet room upstairs." In the year since we were last here some things had changed in the big triple room at the back. The two bedroom ends had carpet reaching a couple of feet beyond the beds, but in between there was new tiling on the cement floor. Someone had gone to a lot of trouble to keep the slope towards the drain smooth. The work must have been done several months ago for the whole room was dusty and needed a damn good clean. "We can get this place fit for what we want to do if we both set to," I said, and we went down to the kitchen to fetch what we needed. The ancient vacuum cleaner would be replaced when we got to Inverness, but its last outing at least got the carpets back to a reasonable state. Billy shook the dustcovers off the beds and took them down to the washing machine. We examined the bedding and decided it might be wise to keep it - you never know when old sheets might be needed in such a room. Between us we lugged the mattress and bedclothes off the bed we'd slept in last night and made up the bed in one end. "I'm looking forward to bedtime already," murmured Billy, "here in this special bed in this special room with my special lover." I kissed him. "Me too, Billy, but we have to earn it. Come on, let's get cracking on the middle bit." The middle bit took a good two hours of wiping down and polishing. The wetwall was a real bugger as it didn't appear to have been given any attention for decades, and the dust sticking to it was hard to get off. I added squeegees and window blades to the shopping list for Inverness. When we'd got the dirt off I ran the showers, delivering a lot of rusty water before they ran clear. It was a pity we'd agreed that Hamish shouldn't shower, because if he had he'd have told us that it was peaty water, not rusty. As it was he couldn't stop laughing the next morning when we said the water was dirty. "It's fine water, Dab, straight off the hill. I've been drinking it all my life." Billy and I exchanged a look - this boy had as much to teach us as we had him. By the back of 7 the room was ready to be occupied; the ancient hoover retired from active service; the shopping list longer; the Laird and his lover whacked and hungry. Neither of us could be bothered cooking so we took the electro carefully down the track and drove into Lairg. There we found a small bar where they were happy to knock up a couple of plates for us. A girl of about 17 brought us two pints. "You'll be the new laird, I'm thinking." I nodded and, thinking it no bad thing if we became familiar faces, I stood up and shook her hand. "I'm Dab Cunliffe, and this is Billy Wilkins." Billy stood up and solemnly shook her hand. "Morag," she said softly, "Morag Gillespie." She was a pretty lass and no doubt hoped that the laird or this Billy person might wish to form some kind of relationship, for she smiled nicely before she scurried off back to the safety of the bar. Ten minutes later a large jolly man came to the table with two plates. "Here you are, gentlemen. Welcome to Tigh-na-dealachadh. My name is Ruaridh Gillespie." We thanked him and he went off. "What on earth did he say?" whispered Billy after he'd gone. "No idea, but it's the name of the place, although what's written on the sign doesn't look like what he said. 'China jally-something', it sounded like. Maybe we can get Morag to explain. She's obviously told him - her father presumably - who we are, so they'll want us to become regulars." The fish was splendid and the chips the kind that wouldn't have sagged if held by one end. Billy and I like our chips like we like cocks - firm and upstanding. China jally-something would see us again. Morag appeared to clear away. Would we be wanting a dessert? We would. Cranachan was described and duly plumped for. Cranachan arrived and was delicious. Morag appeared bearing coffee. I told her that the meal had been all we could have wished for, and she said she would tell Flora. "Before you do," I said, "tell us the name of this place again. Your father said it too quickly for us to learn it." She said it three times, and we repeated it after each occasion, earning a wide grin from our teacher. "Ach, that's no bad," she said after made a reasonable fist of it at last. "What does it mean?" asked Billy. "'House of the parting.' There were terrible partings here 200 years ago. It's an awful sad name, but it's not been a sad place, Lairg, for ages now. You'll be having parties at Inverthrum I expect," and off she went to Flora. Ten minutes later Ruaridh appeared with the bill. "Flora is tickled pink that you liked her food," he said, "the locals don't bother telling her, but it's much appreciated." He asked if he could join us ("a glass of something on the house?") and we agreed readily. By the time we settled up we knew the entire history of Mr Gillespie and his family, as well as that of Tigh-na-dealachadh ("you've mastered the Gaelic very swiftly, I can see") in the black history of the Clearances. The house had been the headquarters, apparently, of the landlord's Factor in overseeing the population being thrown off the land and sent to Canada. I asked if the landlord in question had been the Laird of Inverthrum and was pleased to hear that Inverthrum had not been built until 1844, and by a man who had had no part in the Clearances. "He was a lowlander, a lawyer from Edinburgh. Name of d'Abernon." I smiled. "I told Morag my name was Dab Cunliffe, and so it is, but on my Birth Certificate it says Bertram d'Abernon. My great-great-grandmother was a d'Abernon, and she must have been your man's descendant." I passed over my credit card. "I'm that too," I said, pointing to where it said 'Earl of Inchkeith', "but Dab Cunliffe is what I prefer." Luckily the constabulary were not in attendance as I drove back up the track. "We must get something better tomorrow," said Billy. "What about Hamish?" "He'll have to go fishing for real after lunch. Three hours will be more than enough to keep him happy, and we don't want his family to smell a rat." "Or anything else." We went upstairs to our new bedroom. The only light came from two small fanlight-like windows in either end high above the beds. Sun was streaming in from the north west. It was just on 10 o'clock. "This must be the only time of year that sun gets in here," said Billy, "it must be gloomy in the winter." I agreed - but it wasn't winter then. We hadn't looked in the wardrobes earlier when we were polishing the mirrors on them. The one at our end was empty and it wouldn't take more than ten minutes to get the dust out and put our stuff in there. The one at the other end had a big chest of drawers. Billy's eyes glittered. "Treasure!" he cried. I do love Billy when he regresses to being about 6 again. Drawers were opened, but none yielded treasure: indeed none yielded anything apart from more bloody dust. Billy pushed in the last drawer, disappointed to have found nothing, but it stuck. He gave it a wiggle, but it still wouldn't budge. "Help me, Dab," he said, "you hold it steady and I'll push." Together we strained, but we couldn't get it to close. "Let's get the whole thing out," I said, "it's ugly anyway and we might as well chuck it out." We manhandled it a foot or so forward in order to pull it clear of the wardrobe when I saw something on the wall behind it. I bent down to pick it up. "What have you found?" asked Billy. "An envelope, been there for ever from the look of it. Taped to the wall right down by the floor." "So maybe it's treasure after all. X marks the spot!" cried my 6-year-old companion. We sat on the bed while I opened the envelope. Inside was a sheet of paper and a playing card. "Listen to this," I said. "This room was created for Bertie Cunliffe in 1972 and we placed this envelope here on 22 June 1972. You are the first person to see it, and we hope you have as much fun here as Bertie and his friends had. When we do these conversions we like to be present on the first occasion when they are put to use. We hope that many future occasions will bring as much delight as we experienced in this room yesterday. With our love to you, whoever you are, "Ace and Jack" The playing card turned out to be half of an Ace of Hearts and half of a Jack of Hearts cut across and taped together. "I wonder who they were," said Billy, "maybe Bertie's papers will tell us more." "He and James are about to board Queen Mary in New York on their way back to England. As soon as we get home I'll catch up." We were both too tired to put the central part of our new bedroom to any use beyond that of pissing decorously (and separately into the two loos) and cleaning our teeth in the small basin. "Tomorrow perhaps," I whispered as we snuggled together, "after Hamish and Inverness." "Mmm." We had a good breakfast as we knew we would need our strength for the day's varied activities. Billy wondered where we were going to entertain Hamish. "In our bed, of course, or on it, if you want absolute precision." "What about the wet room?" I shrugged. "If he asks questions we can tell him. It's not as though he's shown any signs of reticence so far. My guess is that he'll just piss there and it will gradually seep into his mind while he's at home thinking sexy thoughts while he's wanking that what we might get up to in such a place would be fun to try. But by then we may have gone back south and he'll have to wait until our next visit. If I'm right there'll be no stopping him." Billy grinned. "When are you planning to come again?" Term would start at Fisher in early October - more than three months away - and it wouldn't be possible after that. "September maybe?" Billy rubbed his hands gleefully. "Will you tell him?" "Oh, I think so, don't you? That'll give him some splendid wank material. I'll have to tell the rest of the village though, or folk will wonder why Hamish knows." While Billy was clearing breakfast up I went outside to smell the air, and to my dismay I saw McKenzie driving up. Blast! Hamish would appear in 20 minutes - less, if I knew the excitement he must have about the morning's discoveries - and I didn't want McKenzie to see him here. I waited until the ancient Land Rover wheezed to a halt and McKenzie got out. "Come into the office, Archie," I said. He followed me and I sat him down in the un-office-like room away from the kitchen. "Let me get you a coffee - I'm just about to get one myself." In the kitchen I quickly told Billy of McKenzie's arrival. "I've no idea what he wants, or how long he'll be. Will you go down the track and meet Hamish. Take him quietly into the bedroom and keep him happy. I'll be in the office and that window doesn't look out on the front." "Bugger." "Indeed. Now I need coffee for the two of us. You go and deal with Hamish." McKenzie wanted to be sure that all the works that had been done during the winter were satisfactory. I assured him that they were. "We've been round making a list of furniture and so on that we need to buy - we plan to go to Inverness this afternoon. There are a few things that still need to be done, but that list isn't finished yet. I will bring it to you the day after tomorrow if I may, and you can get workmen in to do them. There's nothing big." He grunted. "Will we not go round now?" "No," I said, "I'm busy this morning and I don't want to rush things. The work that's been done is excellent - the tradesmen have done a good job, and the place has been left neat and tidy." He beamed - well, 'beamed' is a bit strong, but he certainly showed a flickering of pleasure. "That's good to know, sir." We drank our coffee in silence for a minute or two. Then he made an effort to say what he'd really come to say. "Shall you be living here, sir?" I told him that we planned to spend time in Inverthrum each year, but that we would not be living there permanently. He shuffled about: clearly more was required of me. "We won't be letting it," I said, and he relaxed immediately, "it's far too much trouble both for us as well as anybody involved in the lettings. One of the things I'll need to talk to you about when I give you the list will be keeping an eye on the place and cleaning it before we come north. Now that it's going to have furniture and so on it will need more looking after than it's had for donkey's years." He nodded. "Aye." It was catching. He finished his coffee and got up to go. "I'll be off then." I thought it only right to reply in the vernacular. "Aye." I hoped that Hamish had arrived and that the two of them didn't meet on the track - but as it was ten past ten I was confident that Hamish and Billy would be happily engaged upstairs. I watched McKenzie drive away in a cloud of exhaust and dust. Once he was out of sight I ran upstairs. I was greeted with the spectacle of two naked males on our bed. Naked, but not yet connected. "Come on Dab, we're ready," said Billy in a fine statement of the obvious, "you got rid of him all right?" "Aye." Hamish giggled, "you're picking up the language just fine, Dab." As I stripped I asked whether any decision had been made about how the morning would proceed. "You mean who's going to fuck me?" said Hamish, "no. Billy said we ought to wait for you." "Well, here I am, Hamish. Now tell me, are you still as keen on the terrible ordeal as you were yesterday?" He nodded, and it was cheering to see no evidence of a blush. "I'm ready, Dab, and I want you to do it. Then maybe Billy after if I don't faint away." "I'll try to get it just right, Hamish, so that you sail over the Moon with lusty delight, but not quite enough to make you pass out," I said softly, as I stroked his cock - a cock already overflowing with precum. Tasty precum, as Billy and I knew from sharing a sample. "I haven't a notion of what I have to do," confessed Hamish, "so you'll have to tell me." The three of us lay on the bed, our hands active on the body of the sacrificial victim who lay in the middle. Billy explained that there were many positions, and that the best one for a beginner was on his knees. "That way whoever's fucking you can reach round and hold your cock. It doesn't go as far in that way either, and though you can probably take everything either of us has got it's sensible to get used to it gradually. It's not as though you won't be coming back for more, is it, Hamish?" Hamish, his cock in my hand and his hairless balls in Billy's, sighed happily, "I hope so, Billy. Can we do it now, Dab?" I sighed. The impetuosity of youth! "As you ask so nicely, I will start the process, Hamish, but you won't be fucked for some time. You've got to be got ready." "But I am ready - I've been ready for ages!" "Is he ready, Billy? Will you check?" Billy made Hamish turn over and kneel in the middle. He bent forward to lick the boy's perineum (Hamish wriggled happily) and told me that it was dry. "As I thought, Hamish, you need to be all nice and slippery back there. Out of the way, Billy, let the Master get down to business." Hamish's snort was almost as big as Billy's. You've heard me describe what happened in the next quarter of an hour often enough for me not to have to tell you again. However it was new to Hamish - every second of it - and he didn't hold back from letting me know how much he was enjoying what I was doing; how unexpected certain aspects were (the insertion of greased fingers once I'd got him good and wet) - unexpected but very welcome; how he wished the fucking to start before he died of whatever it was that was frying his insides. Billy, who was sitting cross-legged at the head of the bed with Billy's head not far from him, stroked the ginger hair, murmuring encouraging things. The other great advantage of a boy's first fuck being on his hands and knees is that he can't get a hand on his cock - aching as it is to be delivered. Hamish's frustration reached a level at which it was only fair for me to proceed. "Your wish is about to be fulfilled," I whispered as I ran my cock head round his lips, engorged and eager. "Oh yes, Dab, put it in," he moaned. "It might hurt at first," I said, "but it won't last long. I'll stop if you tell me." "Go on then." In went my cock head; Hamish gasped; I kept completely still; he kept completely silent. "More?" I whispered. He nodded. "Push then, as hard as though you were shitting." Most boys at that point express some concern lest they might actually shit, but not Hamish. Hamish couldn't have cared less at that moment. I moved another half inch in; Hamish pushed, and to my surprise the rest of my cock slid in as easily as it does into the more experienced arses I had encountered in Fisher. "Is this really your first fuck?" I breathed. "Mmm, why?" "Because your arse is really good at this," I whispered, "you're a natural, Hamish." "In that case you can get going, Dab." As it was his debut and he'd been teetering on the brink for so long I didn't torture him by giving him a 40-minute special. There was plenty of time for that another day, and that there would be another day was no longer in any doubt. I fucked him gently and rhythmically for three or four minutes before my balls started to send messages. 14-year-old arses have this capacity to convey messages to balls, don't they. I started to speed up. "He's nearly there," whispered Billy helpfully. My last dew strokes were harder and deeper than anything Hamish had encountered before. "Oh fuck, fuckfuckfuck, I've ... fucking come on your ... aaah!" Two seconds after Hamish had come onto the bed I was coming up his arse. Hamish gasped, his cum ended, that he could feel my cock swelling inside him as it pulsed over and over again. "Jesus, Dab ... it's so ... fucking aaah! ... so much cum ... oh fuck," and he subsided into silence - silence apart from deep gasps from both of us. I looked up at Billy. He winked. "I think he might fancy seconds, don't you, love?" I grinned - laughter would have been too risky as my cock (or what was left of it) was still inside the boy. I pulled back and Hamish dropped into the pool of cum. Billy leaned over him. "You enjoyed that, I think, Hamish, but the fuck isn't finished yet." There being no response from the prone victim Billy elaborated. "Dab's cock is covered in cum and the juices you keep up your arse to make it all nice for visiting cocks, and your arse is full of Dab's cum. They both need cleaning, but you can't clean your own arse. What usually happens is that the one being fucked has first choice of whether to taste his own arse juices by cleaning the cock that just filled him. Since there's three of us, and since it's your first time - congratulations, by the way - you can choose who does what." Hamish raised his head. "I'll get Dab all ready for next time. Will you do me?" "It will be a pleasure," said Billy, bending low to kiss the boy, "on your back and knees up by your ears." As it was his first time we wanted - all three of us without a word of discussion - to be completely sure that all traces of cum and arse juice were dealt with properly. It was only as Billy began to harvest my offering that Hamish remembered that arses had another purpose. "Am I not shitty back there?" he said. "No idea, Hamish, but if you are it'll show up on my cock." As my cock was right in front of him (I was kneeling over his belly preparatory to his cleaning it) he peered cautiously. "It's all cummy, but I don't see anything else." "Sniff." He sniffed daintily. "Cum, and faint arsey smells." "If it's only faint you're getting arse juice," said Billy, "and it doesn't taste nasty. If there's shit you'll know about it." Reassured Hamish applied himself to the task before him. Ten minutes later all traces of Hamish's first fuck had gone. Half an hour later Hamish enjoyed his second fuck. Billy had been asked to make it last longer. Billy had been asked to "do it a different way". When Hamish enjoyed his first fuck on his back it lasted well over half an hour. Hamish was pleased to let us both know that he preferred it that way, "but until Dab fucks me that way I won't really be certain." After a second round of cleaning we sent him on his way. It was agreed that he would come again in two days' time in the afternoon. "On one condition," I said, "you mustn't wank at all between now and then." "Why not, Dab? I wank every day." "Think what a fountain you'll produce then if there's all those wanks built up in your pretty little balls." Hamish grunted. "OK if you insist. But only if you two don't come either." Billy laughed. "He's got you there, Dab, but it's only fair." I had to agree. "Could be dramatic," I said. =============================================================================== The fun continues in Chapter 74 as we discover just how dramatic. Drop me a line at badboi666@btinternet.com - that is after you've dropped nifty a few quid. ===============================================================================