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Our early lives.
Our hopes and dreams for the future.
Our fears and even some of our regrets too.
It felt like no topic was off the table as we chatted and got to know each other in a way that just doesn’t seem possible via only online messages. There is something about the intimacy of speaking face to face that I love, and I got the feeling that Taylor felt the same way too.
I felt like Taylor was opening up to me about the kinds of things that he had been keeping to himself for a very long time. Taylor’s journey to accepting his Little self hasn’t been as straight forward as most of the boys I know, but in a way I actually think that it’s made him stronger and more determined to live his best life now.
After all, not many people would give up a secure job and move to a new town alone like Taylor did. But as Taylor said, he wants to discover who he really is and if the best way of doing that is uprooting his life, then that’s exactly what he’ll do.
In some ways, it reminded me of my attitude toward growing my business, especially when it came to my ill-fated move to the city. And while my city move didn’t work out very well, I’ll always know that I tried.
Even now as I’m sitting in my office at home, I’m remembering little details of mine and Taylor’s conversation. The boy’s got a good sense of humor and even seems to like my Daddy jokes – which I think might just be down to the fact he spent so long working in a construction crew made up of Daddies!
‘Okay, mind back on business,’ I say, leaning forward in my chair and looking at my laptop screen. ‘Time to put thoughts of the boy on ice. I need to find out exactly who’s been fucking with me at the planning department.’
With that, I begin to map out and note all the potential candidates that I might have crossed badly enough for them to warrant pulling a move like this.
‘Damn, this is a longer list than I’d hoped,’ I sigh, realizing that my combative business style has probably won me more enemies than friends over the years.
But I can’t seem to make a real connection as to who it could be.
There’s something not quite right here.
I’m definitely missing something, a detail or a nuance.
And with time ticking, I know that I can’t take too long in working this thing out. After all, it’s not just me who will suffer if the Las Malvinas project gets cancelled – it will be the Blue Collar Boys and the whole of Los Torros too.
There’s no way I can let this project collapse.
I’m Harrison Harlow – and Ineverlose.
Chapter9
Taylor
Breakfast with Harrison was so much fun. The food, the drinks, the conversation – all of it was exactly as I had hoped it would be.
And one thing I really took from it was that Harrison wanted to get to know me too. I know that Harrison finds me attractive – the big throbbing snake I felt as he spanked me is proof enough of that!
But what I felt during our breakfast date was that Harrison actually likes me for me, and that my personality is a good fit for his.
Right now, I feel happier and more at ease with myself than I have in a long time. It’s been a big step to move to Los Torros, and even though it’s all gone well so far at times I’ve found it quite overwhelming when I’ve been back at my place and on my own after work.
Back in my old home, I always had my friends to call on to go for a beer or play some sports. But it’s still so early in my new life here that I haven’t built that network up yet – and that’s where Nicky has been so much help.
On the face of it, Nicky and me are so different.
I’m big and Nicky’s small.
Nicky’s a barista and I’m a builder.
Oh, and he’s been a Little his whole adult life, and I’m only taking my first steps now at the grand old age of twenty-six.
But these differences just seem to have helped us bond, and I’m already looking forward our next hangout… which just so happens to be right now!
‘Hey!’ I say, waving at Nicky as he walks down the main Los Torros boulevard toward me. ‘This must be a first… I actually arrived before you.’
