“I better get out there before anybody misses me,” Jay said, straightening.
“I think you’re safe for a few more minutes.”
Jay shook his head. “There’s nobody out there to answer the phone.”
“The phone’s not ringing.”
“I meant, in case it does.”
Stephen stood and zipped his pants. “I think people might notice if you go out there like that.”
Jay looked down, not surprised to see his pants tented so far in front of him. He couldn’t remember the last time he’d had an erection like that. All he wanted to do was unzip his pants and steal a few seconds of relief. His hand unconsciously drifted to his fly, and Stephen’s eyes widened slightly. He stilled, dropped his hand again, realized he would have to be a completely different person to do that. Even if the alternative was to deal with a h
