A boy with a dream of singing meets his father, a famous country singer, after believing he was dead all of his life.
This famous country singer is in the process of drinking his career into oblivion unless he can write a new hit song.
The two will meet. These stories are truly made up based upon fictional accounts of fictional characters. The names have not been changed because the characters are imaginary.
Cast of characters:
Jason: Dreams of becoming a famous singer and songwriter
Alex: Jason’s boyfriend
Jason’s Grandma and Grandpa
Jeff: Jason’s dad, abandoned Jason after Jason’s mom died during childbirth.
Rex: Jeff’s manager
One of the songs that his estranged dad will soon steal is an intimate song.
Jason wrote the song about Alex. Alex’s dick had been the first dick that ever touched his lips.
They were together one day when Jason became brave and curious and horny. He unzipped the shorts Alex wore, reached in, Pulled out the penis that was becoming harder with each step.
He played with it. He rubbed it against his skin. He rubbed it against his closed lips the open lips.
He allowed the tip to move slowly between his lips. He wanted more. He was eager. Alex moved his hips slightly. Alex pushed his cock deeper.
That night,when Jason was in bed alone, he wrote a song about Alex’s dick. He wrote the song in the journal he wrote all of his songs. It will be that journal that his dad will find.
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