[He shakes his head, meaning it sincerely even though it could just as well be taken as a joke. The kisses to his face are fucking burning....burning for more that is. Freddy shifts to better sink against Larry. He doesn't even protest the attention paid to his stately nose.]
If I'm okay by you then that's good enough for me.
[Any stamp of approval he gets come from friends. Anyone who's ever been a friend of Larry say that he's true blue. Then again, they have skewed senses of morality. Freddy's better than most. He's killed and lied but somehow still he's got this super hero grade glow of goodness coming off of him.
The old man presses a kiss to his mouth. He's now wondering about the kid's own mom. There was that story of the porno mags and the glue.]
[There's another nod followed by a second kiss of reciprocation. Either he's slowly leaning on top of Larry or Larry's slowly leaning on top of him. One of the two. With Sam still under observation with the vet there's no chirping involved. But green eyes are looking at brown ones. He's learned more about Larry and his mom than the old man probably ever wanted to let on. At least in this manner.]
My mom's name is Diane.
[Now he knows her full name in addition to where she's from. Larry could put a hit out on her if he wanted, but he wouldn't. If someone beat the shit out of White to get the information out of him he wouldn't dare share it. Right? This is the amount of trust he puts into a felon.]
[It's a lean on top of him. The better to keep on kissing, touching. Staying in the right now in the quiet. There is no serenade from Sam...who will be good as new very soon. Hey. There we go. Count your blessings, Lawrence Dimick.]
Diane Newendyke.
[He's saying it just to try it. Never in a million years would he wish harm on the kid's family no matter how sour everything can be.]
What's she look like, Freddy?
[Does she wear dresses with full skirts covered in flowers like Florence Dimick?]
[Cool cause anyone who harms his family gets dead. That's just the end of it. Some people go berserk over alarms, others go berserk over people getting set on fire and people coming after their family. Different strokes for different folks.]
Uh huh.
[Fortunately for that bear this fox gladly takes his weight upon him. Holding, touching, squeezing.]
Long light hair, the color's kinda like mine. S'got some curl to it goin' on. She likes wearin' jeans under girly frilly shirts. [They're called blouses you idiot.]
[Cops make a man go crazy. One man being Lawrence Dimick and for more ways than just one. Going after the family is a low, low blow. That's reserved for sworn enemies. He took Eddie down immediately after Joe. That was a necessity.]
She sounds pretty.
[He can picture the two of them standing close to one another, smiling like they're gonna be in a picture sent to grandma or something. Is it wrong to be happily distracted by this as his hands slowly lift up his shirt.]
[See! See! Freddy doesn't hate women, fff. As for the hands going up his shirt no it's not wrong because it makes this kid feel nice and warm. It also pleases him to do what pleases the old man within reason. If lifting his shirt while talking about his parents makes his night better compared to his day then so be it.]
A little. I act more like my dad, that's what everyone says. [Note the mildly sour expression Freddy makes here.] My mom thinks so.
[It could be the stress of the day that's making him have a desire to see the Newendykes, just to see them. He wouldn't even have to talk to him. Just to see them as he drops the kid off.]
My ma says that about me too. I dunno if they'd get along or not.
[...not that it matters anymore. Flo's long gone. That sour look though. Larry slides both paws up the kid's chest and works to change his expression.]
I guess, but my brother's a fuckin' troll. [Freddy says this because that's what brothers say about brothers okay? Al Newendyke is actually quite a looker himself but Freddy will never ever see it in a million years. The feeling's mutual anyway.]
I don't know...my mom's family's pretty well off, they got some solid farming fields under their belt. [No not weed or cocaine, actual crops and shit for corn or whatever.] They're kinda traditional but she's not like that, I mean she married my dad for one and he's the black sheep of his family. He stayed in Fresno for her.
[He says this like his dad is some kind of lame dweeb, the same man who introduced Freddy to comic books. Jack Newendyke knew not what he'd done at that moment. Oh those paws are real real nice...so nice it pretty much kind of contradicts the coolness he uses when he adds:] He knocked her up, that's why.
Course he's got to compete with you. They were savin' all the better looks for you. [Favoritism right here.]
That kinda life wasn't for you. But I think you should work on trying to knock somebody up. Promise I won't make you stay no place.
[Kidding, kidding. That's one hell of a tender spot. Fathers are trick people to work with as it is. You care about them but they're so distant, opinionated. At least that's what Larry's got to work with. Maybe now is about time to leave that alone. There's been enough frustration in this house.]
[The whole thing about saving the looks for him just makes Freddy roll his eyes. Not in a mean way, mind, it's just the flattery is so obvious he can't help but make a face. Trust him though, it's endearing. Thinking on that other remark though, this one comes as something that could be a heavyweight.]
I wouldn't mind bein' a dad. [And just as quickly the weight and the potentially epic meaning behind it is gone. He gives Larry's sides a firm squeeze.] It's okay if you can't bear nothin' though.
[The kid eases back against the couch again.] I'm not sayin' he was an asshole or that it sucked cow balls livin' in that house either. I didn't know my dad wasn't from Fresno until I was older, he made it look like he'd always been there. [Sound familiar? Like a guy from Fresno who pretty much considers himself from Los Angeles now? No one but Larry's the wiser.] Real tricky kinda guy.
[As long as saying flattering shit still gets the same kind of disbelief and flattery, he'll keep doing it. That's part of the reward. Besides, the old man's pretty sure that it means something to him.]
You gotta let me keep on tryin'.
[Fool for love.]
I think it runs in the family. [The old man moves a bit so that he can fiddle with Freddy's belt.] My mother wasn't from Milwaukee, not originally. She grew up in New York and Jersey then moved to Wisconsin in high school then she met my pop. That was the story.
[One he knew that wasn't a secret. Weird thing to be keeping from Freddy. It sounds very familiar.]
[Freddy permits verbally while his fingertips rub up and down those thicker firm sides. He's one muscled bear and this kid doesn't think he got that from his mom's side at all. Hands down now as Larry moves up, these green eyes focus on the work he's executing upon his belt.]
So she was a city girl at heart?
[Cause anyone who considers themselves to be part of both had to cross the bridge frequently, or so this Californian thinks anyway.]
[Well not immediately now. They're still talking. The certainty of Freddy's touch even after the criticism given openly by Florence Newendyke. Then again, Larry didn't relay every single word.
Those wonderful, animated fingers make his insides go wild as they rove over where he wills. Clink of is belt and he holds both sides open as he undoes the button and zipper while he's at it. No rush.]
Uh huh. She always had to be busy. Then she got sick, I suppose.
[Instead of answering now or not the kid just continues to lie there letting the old man undo his jeans. Really, the slowness with which he does so kind of turns him on. Something savory. Touch him just right for the proper length of time and he might be ready to try now. What would your mom think, Newendyke? Except hah his mom got knocked up at a much younger age so she's not one to talk anyway.]
Did she like all the fine things too? Like filet mignon?
[Things Freddy never really ate until he met Lawrence Dimick. Regarding his restlessness...Orange here just nods.] You get all kindsa things done real well.
Her flavors were more toward clothes. Those are investments. Food you enjoy at taste then it's gone.
[Clothing apart he traces over the air below his belly button with the tips of his fingers then his mouth with pressed close lips.]
When times got hard she made a hobby of being thrifty. Thinking outside the box and all. [It's a way of life. Freddy had a wanderlust though maybe it is more of a displacement. He's a Los Angeles man at heart. It's attractive.]
[Freddy thinks about mentioning Larry's penchant for finery on occasion, fucking in the fitting room of some upscale department store rivaling a New York City Bergdorf (not that the kid even knows what BG is) comes to mind. Then he decides against it, just because that mouth is pressing on him so dangerously close. These green eyes are watching.]
Sounds fuckin' familiar to me...
[His voice is softer, a little more breathless, but his words ring true too. If there's anyone who knows how to think outside the box it's Lawrence Dimick. How many years of a life of crime compared to years spent in prison? And even then, behind bars, the old man really had to think hard and fight harder. Did he mention any of this to Ma Dimick while she was here?]
[Whether its' the fitting room of an upscale department store or an alley way it's about the involved parties. As far as a taste in men goes, Freddy is one sophisticated, dare we say rare kind. A collector's dream.]
We don't take kindly to boxes.
[Brown eyes meet his. He breathes onto his stomach. Now his fingers pull down the elastic band of his briefs. Nice and slow since he wasn't given an okay or a no.]
I don't like em to keep me down.
[Boxes. Jail. Yeah, that is something that Ma Dimick didn't like to know but did. How though? Now that Lawrence thinks about it, he didn't say it at all. What man reuniting with his mother would? He's kept on trucking. That's what Dimicks do.]
[He could never admit it aloud, maybe not even to Larry, but now that his palate's gotten the full extent of this particular flavor there's a voice in his head telling him don't ever look back don't ever look back. Really it's gotten easier for him to subconsciously accept he has no reason to and was always looking in the wrong place without any real heart in it.]
Nope.
[Eye to eye but not face to face, yet his skin still shivers from the warm breath he feels rolling off his belly. It's suspenseful. Would a lick to his own lips suffice in place of an okay?]
You look real good all hard up anyway. [Maybe that suffices too.]
[As long as those candy apple colored eyes are looking Larry's way, he's got no plans at all to disappoint him or let him down at all. Everyday he'll show him what he's made of. Making him crazy, making him scream, making him one happy motherfucker no matter the season because that is what makes this old man happy.]
I get hard up so fast when it comes to you.
[One more slip of fabric and Freddy's exposed. Now Dimick can liberally give more of those trailing kisses except they're more wet and longer as he works his way to the tip of his cock.]
[Oh hiss and fucking shiver. Those kisses make his back arch upward, steep and practically sculptural. His fingers reach out to thread through peppering brown hair.]
Prep me first.
[That's neither an okay nor a no again...but Larry surely has some kind of idea of what the kid means doesn't he? His fingers twist a little, exerting a minor clutch on the old man's hair. Is the time for talking over? Maybe they can finish this conversation later. Even thoughtful types like Freddy Newendyke succumb to this kind of intense treatment.]
[This means all the shots belong to Freddy Newendyke right here. Far be it from him to refuse or waste more time arguing. That's not what his mouth is for now.]
Okay.
[Down he goes, taking it immediately between his lips. It's a damn good thing that his mother can't see him now. The thought of her boy at it it with this young man was enough. Here's the thing though, Larry's not sorry. This is what he wants. Each slide has him bobbing his head.]
[He's not sorry for going down on this young man's cock but he wouldn't want to upset someone else he loves by throwing it in her face either. Freddy can empathize, he's not sorry for letting this old man take his dick in his mouth but he'd never lay it out on the table for his family if he knew they couldn't handle it either. Besides who seriously wants their family members peepin' in like a creeper?? Honestly.]
You're--[A hitch of breath.]--real good at that...
[Like it hasn't been said before, fff, but flattery for earlier flattery. The kid hasn't forgotten what this man said about his good looks.]
[Forgive a man for not reaching out to touch him at all? That was hard. Even laying beside the man at night there's some kind of physical contact of an arm thrown over his side, legs ending up tangled, someone being the pillow. With the eyes of his mother not far off, whether she was sleeping in that chair or staring the whole night through that isn't to be seen. Larry didn't want to drop his guard and be sorry for it the next day.
This shit is strictly for them anyway.]
It's what I do.
[That's what he says when he's able to pull off completely to pay the same kind of attention to the kid's balls. Licking one then the other. Only so much can fit into his mouth so he'll resume right back on his cock. Larry's hands rub up and down Freddy's thighs holding them apart. He'll do all the work with his mouth and neck right now.]
[He exhales slow and steady despite the jump in his pulse. Fuck Larry's really good at this, at least the kid can say he learned from the cock fucking master. Again with the mild hair pulling, don't get him too close to the edge though if you want him hard enough for your ass, old man.]
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No bullshit.
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[Any stamp of approval he gets come from friends. Anyone who's ever been a friend of Larry say that he's true blue. Then again, they have skewed senses of morality. Freddy's better than most. He's killed and lied but somehow still he's got this super hero grade glow of goodness coming off of him.
The old man presses a kiss to his mouth. He's now wondering about the kid's own mom. There was that story of the porno mags and the glue.]
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My mom's name is Diane.
[Now he knows her full name in addition to where she's from. Larry could put a hit out on her if he wanted, but he wouldn't. If someone beat the shit out of White to get the information out of him he wouldn't dare share it. Right? This is the amount of trust he puts into a felon.]
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Diane Newendyke.
[He's saying it just to try it. Never in a million years would he wish harm on the kid's family no matter how sour everything can be.]
What's she look like, Freddy?
[Does she wear dresses with full skirts covered in flowers like Florence Dimick?]
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Uh huh.
[Fortunately for that bear this fox gladly takes his weight upon him. Holding, touching, squeezing.]
Long light hair, the color's kinda like mine. S'got some curl to it goin' on. She likes wearin' jeans under girly frilly shirts. [They're called blouses you idiot.]
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She sounds pretty.
[He can picture the two of them standing close to one another, smiling like they're gonna be in a picture sent to grandma or something. Is it wrong to be happily distracted by this as his hands slowly lift up his shirt.]
Do you think you take after her?
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[See! See! Freddy doesn't hate women, fff. As for the hands going up his shirt no it's not wrong because it makes this kid feel nice and warm. It also pleases him to do what pleases the old man within reason. If lifting his shirt while talking about his parents makes his night better compared to his day then so be it.]
A little. I act more like my dad, that's what everyone says. [Note the mildly sour expression Freddy makes here.] My mom thinks so.
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[It could be the stress of the day that's making him have a desire to see the Newendykes, just to see them. He wouldn't even have to talk to him. Just to see them as he drops the kid off.]
My ma says that about me too. I dunno if they'd get along or not.
[...not that it matters anymore. Flo's long gone. That sour look though. Larry slides both paws up the kid's chest and works to change his expression.]
What about your father?
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I don't know...my mom's family's pretty well off, they got some solid farming fields under their belt. [No not weed or cocaine, actual crops and shit for corn or whatever.] They're kinda traditional but she's not like that, I mean she married my dad for one and he's the black sheep of his family. He stayed in Fresno for her.
[He says this like his dad is some kind of lame dweeb, the same man who introduced Freddy to comic books. Jack Newendyke knew not what he'd done at that moment. Oh those paws are real real nice...so nice it pretty much kind of contradicts the coolness he uses when he adds:] He knocked her up, that's why.
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That kinda life wasn't for you. But I think you should work on trying to knock somebody up. Promise I won't make you stay no place.
[Kidding, kidding. That's one hell of a tender spot. Fathers are trick people to work with as it is. You care about them but they're so distant, opinionated. At least that's what Larry's got to work with. Maybe now is about time to leave that alone. There's been enough frustration in this house.]
You got outta there.
[Made something of himself too.]
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I wouldn't mind bein' a dad. [And just as quickly the weight and the potentially epic meaning behind it is gone. He gives Larry's sides a firm squeeze.] It's okay if you can't bear nothin' though.
[The kid eases back against the couch again.] I'm not sayin' he was an asshole or that it sucked cow balls livin' in that house either. I didn't know my dad wasn't from Fresno until I was older, he made it look like he'd always been there. [Sound familiar? Like a guy from Fresno who pretty much considers himself from Los Angeles now? No one but Larry's the wiser.] Real tricky kinda guy.
But yeah, I got outta there.
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You gotta let me keep on tryin'.
[Fool for love.]
I think it runs in the family. [The old man moves a bit so that he can fiddle with Freddy's belt.] My mother wasn't from Milwaukee, not originally. She grew up in New York and Jersey then moved to Wisconsin in high school then she met my pop. That was the story.
[One he knew that wasn't a secret. Weird thing to be keeping from Freddy. It sounds very familiar.]
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[Freddy permits verbally while his fingertips rub up and down those thicker firm sides. He's one muscled bear and this kid doesn't think he got that from his mom's side at all. Hands down now as Larry moves up, these green eyes focus on the work he's executing upon his belt.]
So she was a city girl at heart?
[Cause anyone who considers themselves to be part of both had to cross the bridge frequently, or so this Californian thinks anyway.]
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[Well not immediately now. They're still talking. The certainty of Freddy's touch even after the criticism given openly by Florence Newendyke. Then again, Larry didn't relay every single word.
Those wonderful, animated fingers make his insides go wild as they rove over where he wills. Clink of is belt and he holds both sides open as he undoes the button and zipper while he's at it. No rush.]
Uh huh. She always had to be busy. Then she got sick, I suppose.
[There's a shrug.]
I'm a restless kind of soul too.
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Did she like all the fine things too? Like filet mignon?
[Things Freddy never really ate until he met Lawrence Dimick. Regarding his restlessness...Orange here just nods.] You get all kindsa things done real well.
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[Clothing apart he traces over the air below his belly button with the tips of his fingers then his mouth with pressed close lips.]
When times got hard she made a hobby of being thrifty. Thinking outside the box and all. [It's a way of life. Freddy had a wanderlust though maybe it is more of a displacement. He's a Los Angeles man at heart. It's attractive.]
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Sounds fuckin' familiar to me...
[His voice is softer, a little more breathless, but his words ring true too. If there's anyone who knows how to think outside the box it's Lawrence Dimick. How many years of a life of crime compared to years spent in prison? And even then, behind bars, the old man really had to think hard and fight harder. Did he mention any of this to Ma Dimick while she was here?]
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We don't take kindly to boxes.
[Brown eyes meet his. He breathes onto his stomach. Now his fingers pull down the elastic band of his briefs. Nice and slow since he wasn't given an okay or a no.]
I don't like em to keep me down.
[Boxes. Jail. Yeah, that is something that Ma Dimick didn't like to know but did. How though? Now that Lawrence thinks about it, he didn't say it at all. What man reuniting with his mother would? He's kept on trucking. That's what Dimicks do.]
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Nope.
[Eye to eye but not face to face, yet his skin still shivers from the warm breath he feels rolling off his belly. It's suspenseful. Would a lick to his own lips suffice in place of an okay?]
You look real good all hard up anyway. [Maybe that suffices too.]
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I get hard up so fast when it comes to you.
[One more slip of fabric and Freddy's exposed. Now Dimick can liberally give more of those trailing kisses except they're more wet and longer as he works his way to the tip of his cock.]
Want to bury this in me baby?
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Prep me first.
[That's neither an okay nor a no again...but Larry surely has some kind of idea of what the kid means doesn't he? His fingers twist a little, exerting a minor clutch on the old man's hair. Is the time for talking over? Maybe they can finish this conversation later. Even thoughtful types like Freddy Newendyke succumb to this kind of intense treatment.]
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Okay.
[Down he goes, taking it immediately between his lips. It's a damn good thing that his mother can't see him now. The thought of her boy at it it with this young man was enough. Here's the thing though, Larry's not sorry. This is what he wants. Each slide has him bobbing his head.]
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You're--[A hitch of breath.]--real good at that...
[Like it hasn't been said before, fff, but flattery for earlier flattery. The kid hasn't forgotten what this man said about his good looks.]
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This shit is strictly for them anyway.]
It's what I do.
[That's what he says when he's able to pull off completely to pay the same kind of attention to the kid's balls. Licking one then the other. Only so much can fit into his mouth so he'll resume right back on his cock. Larry's hands rub up and down Freddy's thighs holding them apart. He'll do all the work with his mouth and neck right now.]
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[He exhales slow and steady despite the jump in his pulse. Fuck Larry's really good at this, at least the kid can say he learned from the cock fucking master. Again with the mild hair pulling, don't get him too close to the edge though if you want him hard enough for your ass, old man.]
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