Playing with the Enemy
I stood as he ravaged me with his eyes, while water, sweat, I didn’t know which was more, dripped from the trousers, forming a pool at my feet.
His eyes came up to mine, and he smiled.
He stood from the black, metal chair at the opposite side of the entrance I just used.
Ed Tanner. The Magic Man.
Ed was a sensual man. Tall, slender, toned. A professional ballet dancer – in his public life – he moved like a reed in the wind. He was not handsome. That was not sufficient. He was as androgenous as the people I had met outside the changing room.
In fact, he was more so, but he was male. If his long, sculptured neck with the prominent Adam’s apple was not enough, the near permanent bulge in his co
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