Tell Me Who You Are

Welcome to Tim Titan’s dramatic life. At eighteen he commits a horrible crime at a party but gets off because of his affluent father. Although free, Tim carries this obscene crime through his life.<br><br>Because of this, Tim ends up on Pittsburgh’s city streets and barely survives. Bookstore owner Poe Adams hires him and Tim begins to understand responsibility. He lives beneath the bookstore in a small apartment. While at work he meets Tarek Cole. The men become inseparable as friends, but only as friends. Tim begins to question if he wants more with Tarek; something he might never have.<br><br>An older and wiser Tim is invited to take a weekend trip to New York City to visit an old friend and he invites Tarek to join him. On their long drive Tim wonders if it’s time to take their relationship to the next level. Should the two become lovers or stay friends?

R.W. Clinger · LGBT+

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23 Chs

Chapter 18

We make our way downstairs. One step at a time. Slowly. Young and old. Poe yammers on and on about Claude Mercury, his handyman. “He’s single. You’re single. And you can’t deny enjoying the sight of his chest. All those muscles. That man certainly knows how to take care of himself. And those blue eyes. My God, does he have the sexist bluest eyes. I see him running past the house all the time. He wears these tight running shorts that leave nothing to one’s imagination and…”

We make it to the first floor in a few minutes. By this time, Poe has me married to the handyman, Claude, and we have two adopted boys, live along the Allegheny River in a glass and steel house, and frequently visit my parents’ cottage in Erie as a family, although I’m still not speaking to them after too many years to count.

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