Open Skies and Dreams

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The Texas sky stretched endlessly above Chad as he walked the few blocks from his high school to the small grocery store where he worked afternoons and weekends. The warm breeze carried the scent of freshly cut grass and wildflowers, stirring his longing for the open plains. His thoughts often wandered to horses galloping freely and the idea of working the land, untethered by walls and fluorescent lights. Being a cowboy wasn’t just a dream for Chad—it was a calling.

At 17—soon to be 18—Chad already knew how to juggle a full plate. He balanced school, athletics, and his part-time job, all while helping his family make ends meet. As captain of both the football and baseball teams, he was a natural leader, disciplined and driven. He was also one of the most popular guys at school, with sandy blonde hair, piercing blue eyes, and a charm that came effortlessly. His friendly, outgoing personality and natural athletic abilities made him well-liked by peers and teachers alike. Yet, beneath the confidence and easygoing demeanor was a yearning for something deeper—a life that meant working with his hands, being part of the land, and caring for horses.

Today, however, would prove to be anything but ordinary.

The late afternoon rush had begun, and Chad manned register three, scanning items with practiced ease. His attention was caught by the next customer in line—a tall young man wearing a weathered cowboy hat, dusty boots, and a faded denim shirt that had clearly seen its share of hard work. The man, with his handsome face and immitting an aire of confidence, seemed to embody everything Chad had ever dreamed of being.

The man’s cart was filled to the brim with groceries—staples like beans, flour, and coffee, but also treats like jerky and soda. Chad greeted him, his voice betraying a hint of awe.

“Afternoon. Are you a cowboy?” he asked, unable to contain his curiosity.

The man’s eyes twinkled as he laughed, a deep and warm sound. “What gave it away?”

Chad grinned, feeling a little less self-conscious. “Just a hunch,” he replied. “Name’s Chad.”

“Bricker,” the cowboy said, tipping his hat slightly. “Nice to meet you, Chad.”

As Chad scanned the items, he found himself blurting out, “I’ve always wanted to be a cowboy, work on a ranch, you know. Take care of horses and all that.”

Bricker leaned on the counter, studying him with an appraising look. “That so? Ranch work’s no joke. It’s sunup to sundown, and some of the toughest work you’ll ever do.”

Chad nodded earnestly. “I’m not afraid of hard work. I’ve been working since I was fourteen, balancing school, football, baseball, and my job. I know what it’s like to push myself. I just... I just love horses, the open skies. I’d give anything for a shot at it.”

Bricker pulled a business card from his shirt pocket and slid it across the counter. “Tell you what, Chad. I’ve got a ranch about an hour west of here. We’re always lookin’ for good hands, but I can’t hire you unless you’re 18.”

Chad’s heart leaped as he grinned. “I’ll be 18 in two weeks.”

Bricker raised an eyebrow and chuckled. “Well, that changes things. School’s almost out, right?”

“Last day’s next week,” Chad said.


Graduation Day came, and Chad and his family were all there. Chad had graduated as a Salutatorian in his class. He got a scholarship to Texas A&M and was so happy to be able to go to school and work at a ranch. As he gave his talk, he talked about the challenges of being involved in sports, working, and helping his family out with expenses. As Chad looked over the crowd, up against a concrete wall was Bricker. Chad continued his talk, but this time, he got an erection looking at him. The graduation ended and Chad's family invited Bricker to a small party at their house.

The Call of the Ranch

Bricker greeted them respectfully, explaining the opportunity he was offering Chad. Though hesitant at first, his parents could see how passionate Chad was about the chance. Bricker reassured them, promising that Chad could still pursue his college education virtually while living on the ranch. Also, he would pay any other expenses Chad may have, along with room and board.

“You’ve raised a hardworking young man,” Bricker said sincerely. “I think he’s got what it takes.”
His parents exchanged a glance, then nodded. “If this is what you want, Chad,” his mom said, “we trust you.”
Chad beamed, thanking them. After packing his essentials, he left his car behind and climbed into Bricker’s truck. The sight of his parents waving from the porch filled him with a bittersweet feeling. He was leaving the life he knew behind for something entirely new. This was a working interview. Bricker would pay Chad for working, and if he passed, he would have permanently job.

Thunder Ridge Ranch

The drive to Thunder Ridge Ranch was quiet, the landscape shifting from small-town streets to wide, open plains. Bricker shared bits of his story—how he’d inherited the ranch when he was just 19, a sophomore at Texas A&M University after a tragic car wreck claimed his entire family. His parents and younger sister had been driving to visit him for a weekend football game when the accident happened.

“At first, I didn’t think I could handle it,” Bricker admitted, his voice steady. “But the ranch was everything to my family. Giving up wasn’t an option.”
Chad listened intently, feeling a deeper respect for the man sitting next to him. At just 28, Bricker was young to run a ranch, but his resilience and passion were evident.

Chad thought about what Bricker had accomplished. Chad had just turned 18. Bricker was 19 when he took over this ranch. Bricker had grown up here and always lived this life. Nonetheless, it was quite amazing in 9 years, he had increased output and hired more people to help.

Chad had dated in high school. He had even been nominated for Prom King. Something he prayed he wouldn't receive. He had sex with his date, and afterward, she was in heaven, and Chad thought that's it?

He glanced over toward Bricker, the sheet barely covering him, and Chad got an erection. He wanted to embrace this man who had made his dreams come true. Chad's last thought was he was never getting married if he could stay here with Bricker for the rest of their lives.

Chad started to dream. It was all about the ranch and this cowboy who walked into the grocery store, who he realized had taken his breath away. His dream was advanced as Bricker was walking to the bed naked. Chad had nervously just looked at his eyes, but in his dream, he saw everything. Bricker was HUNG! His abs were perfect, and he had a tan from swimming in the pool. His dream continued, and Bricker told him he fell in love with him when he asked if he was a cowboy.

Let me know if you like this or not; there's a lot more passion to come. This is the unfolding of a love story.



 
Continued Part 2



The morning sun streamed through the windows of the ranch house, bathing the room in soft, golden light. Chad woke slowly, the unfamiliar comfort of his surroundings making him pause. Then it all came flooding back: the sprawling ranch, the easy laughter of the night before, and Bricker.

Chad turned his head and saw him still asleep, his face relaxed, his dark hair slightly tousled from sleep. Even now, Bricker was striking—masculine and effortlessly handsome, not in a rugged cowboy sense but with the polished confidence of a man who took care of himself and his world. His clean-shaven jawline from the night before was now dusted with stubble, giving him an even more compelling air. Chad's pulse quickened an odd mix of nerves and something deeper that he didn’t want to name just yet.

Not wanting to disturb him, Chad slipped out of bed and made his way to the kitchen. The space felt like the heart of the home—functional but welcoming, with natural wood finishes and polished countertops that gleamed in the morning light. Chad busied himself, grounding the restless energy coursing through him. He opened the fridge and cupboards, smiling as he found everything he needed to pull together breakfast: eggs, bacon, fresh vegetables, and a loaf of homemade bread.

As the coffee brewed, its aroma filling the room, Chad cracked eggs into a bowl, whisking them with precision. He chopped vegetables and set bacon sizzling in a cast-iron skillet. The rhythmic motions calmed him, though every now and then his mind wandered back to Bricker, asleep just down the hall. There was something about him—his unpretentious warmth, his easy smile, the way he looked at Chad like he mattered. It made his chest tighten in a way that both thrilled and terrified him.

Chad had just plated the food when he heard footsteps behind him. He turned to find Bricker standing in the doorway, his presence filling the room. His hair was still slightly mussed, and he wore a fitted T-shirt and plaid pajama pants that hung just right. Chad’s breath caught for a moment. How could someone look this good, this effortlessly composed, first thing in the morning?

Bricker’s face lit up when he saw Chad at the stove. “Well, this is a sight,” he said, his voice rich and steady, with just the faintest trace of a drawl. “You didn’t have to do all this.”

Chad shrugged, trying to play it cool even as his heart raced. “Figured I’d pitch in. Coffee’s ready too.”

Bricker moved to pour himself a cup, his movements deliberate, like everything he did. He leaned against the counter, watching Chad with a quiet intensity that made his pulse skip. “You didn’t just pitch in—you made it feel like home. I appreciate that.”

Chad looked away, feeling a heat rise in his chest that had nothing to do with the stove. “It’s just breakfast,” he mumbled, but even he could hear the unconvincing note in his voice.

After they ate, Bricker set his coffee cup down with a soft clink and stood. “You’ve seen the inside,” he said, his tone light but his gaze steady. “Let me show you the rest.”

The tour began at the barn, where the horses greeted them with soft nickers and curious eyes. Bricker introduced each one, his voice warm and full of affection as he described their quirks. There was no bravado, no need to prove anything—just a man who clearly loved what he did. Chad found himself captivated, not just by the animals but by the easy confidence in Bricker’s every word and gesture.

From the barn, they walked to the pastures, where cattle grazed peacefully under the expansive blue sky. Bricker explained the work involved in managing the herd, his tone matter-of-fact but never dull. Chad could tell he wasn’t trying to impress—he was just sharing his life. That honesty, that quiet genuineness, struck Chad more deeply than he expected.

They followed a winding trail to a creek, its clear water bubbling over smooth stones. Bricker crouched down, picking up a flat rock and skipping it across the surface. “This is my favorite spot,” he said, glancing at Chad with a small smile. “Gets quiet out here, helps clear my head.”

Chad nodded, watching the ripples spread across the water. He wanted to say something, but the moment felt too fragile to break.

They continued on to a small lake surrounded by tall trees, its surface shimmering in the sunlight. A family of ducks glided across the water, their soft quacks blending with the rustling leaves. Chad stood on the shore, taking it all in. “It’s beautiful,” he said softly, his voice barely above a whisper.

Bricker turned to him, his expression serious but open. “It’s not just the land, you know. It’s what it gives back. You put in the work, you take care of it, and it takes care of you.”

Chad looked at him then, really looked, and felt his chest tighten again. Bricker wasn’t just a good man—he was someone who lived with intention, someone who gave without expecting anything in return. And for the first time in a long time, Chad felt like he wanted to be part of something bigger than himself.

By the time they made it back to the house, the sun was high in the sky, and Chad’s heart was full. Bricker leaned against the porch railing, looking out over the land. “So,” he said, his tone casual but his eyes sharp, “what do you think?”

Chad hesitated, feeling the weight of the moment. Finally, he met Bricker’s gaze and let himself speak the truth. “I think you’ve got something special here. And I think... you’re something special too.”

Bricker’s smile was slow and warm, and for a moment, Chad felt like the only person in the world. “Well,” Bricker said, his voice soft but steady, “you’re welcome to stick around. I think you’d fit in just fine.”

Chad swallowed hard, his heart racing again, but this time he didn’t try to push it away. Maybe, just maybe, he’d finally found a place—and a person—worth holding on to.

As Bricker went into his office, Chad noticed again what he had noticed the whole day. Bricker looks like he poured himself into his jeans and shirt. He could see the outline of Bricker’s cock. The jeans outlined the muscular ass and fell into Bricker’s crack. As he walked, his muscles flexed and released, and the jeans moved with him clinging as a second skin.

Chad felt his erect cock lying flat against his abdomen, oozing precum about 2.5 inches from his navel. He had never felt his ass get wet before, but it was moist. Chad had only had sex with his prom date. He wanted to go up to Bricker and tell him to take him. But Chad didn’t understand a lot. He was innocent and inexperienced. He didn’t know if Bricker felt the same way, and he didn’t want to risk losing his dream job.

Chad heard Bricker’s phone ring. He said we have to run to the barn. A cow was delivering early. When they got to the barn, it was obvious the cow was in distress. One of the workers said the calf was breech. Bricker took off his shirt, threw it on bail of hay, and washed his hands and arms in the bucket that had been filled with water. Bricker looked at the cow’s eyes. Chad looked to see what he could be seeing. Bricker told Chad to talk to the cow and calm her down. Chad didn’t know what the hell that meant, but he went to the cow, looked into her eyes, and said, we’re going to help you, and your baby will be fine.

Chad felt ridiculous and not helpful at all. Bricker placed his hands and arms into the cow and turned the calve around. Bricker tells him to keep talking to the cow. In a matter of time, there was a calf.

Everyone was relieved, and soon, the calf was up and walking. Bricker was a mess. But I saw the love in his eyes. Love that he loved what he was doing and knowing he made a difference. As Chad stood there comforting the mamma cow, he looked at Brinker. He was still breathing hard from all of the exertion. Chad watched his abs flex, and his broad chest still pumped from pulling the calf out.

Bricker said to Chad, “Let’s go get cleaned up and have some lunch. Bricker took off his boots and jeans, threw his jeans into the hamper in the laundry room, and headed to the shower. Chad hurriedly got undressed and did the same. Bricker had gotten the shower water ready for the both of them. Chad felt an anxiousness of the unexpected. Bricker asked if Chad was ready, and Chad nodded yes, no know what he was ready to do.

The warm water cascaded over them, muffling the sounds of the world outside. Chad stood frozen, his heart pounding so loudly he was sure Bricker could hear it. The steam swirled around them, making the space feel smaller, more intimate. Chad barely registered the warmth of the water; all he could focus on was Bricker, standing just inches away.

Bricker reached out, his movements slow and deliberate. His hand brushed against Chad’s forehead, his fingers threading gently through his damp hair. The touch was unexpected—tender in a way that felt completely at odds with the man Chad had come to know. Bricker’s thumb grazed Chad’s temple as he brushed his hair back, and the contact sent a jolt of electricity down Chad’s spine.

For a moment, Bricker didn’t say anything. He just looked at Chad, his blue eyes steady and intense, as though he was searching for something deeper. Chad could feel his chest tightening, every nerve in his body on edge. He wasn’t used to this—this quiet vulnerability that Bricker seemed to pull out of him without even trying.

“Chad,” Bricker said softly, his voice low and steady. That one word carried a weight that made Chad’s knees feel weak.

Chad’s breath hitched, his gaze flickering between Bricker’s eyes and his lips. He didn’t trust himself to speak, afraid his voice would betray just how much he wanted this—whatever this was.

Bricker’s hand slid down, resting against Chad’s jaw. His thumb brushed lightly over the edge of Chad’s cheekbone, a touch so gentle it almost undid him. “You’re shaking,” Bricker murmured, a small smile tugging at the corner of his mouth. “What’s got you so worked up?”

Chad swallowed hard, trying to find his voice. “I just—” He stopped, his words faltering. The truth felt too big, too dangerous to say aloud. But Bricker didn’t push. He just waited, his hand still cradling Chad’s face, grounding him.

Chad took a shaky breath, forcing himself to meet Bricker’s gaze. “I guess I’m not used to this kind of attention,” he admitted, his voice barely above a whisper. “You… you make it hard to think straight.”

Bricker’s smile deepened, but there was no teasing in his expression—just a quiet understanding that made Chad’s chest ache. “You’ve been running circles in your own head,” Bricker said, his voice calm and sure. “But you don’t have to. Not with me.”

The simplicity of Bricker’s words nearly undid him. Chad felt a rush of emotions—relief, desire, fear—all swirling together in a chaotic storm. He couldn’t remember the last time someone had seen him so clearly, let alone been so patient with his walls.

Bricker leaned in slightly, his breath warm against Chad’s skin. “If this isn’t what you want, just say so,” he said quietly. “But if it is…” He trailed off, his meaning clear in the way his thumb stroked the edge of Chad’s jaw.

Chad’s heart was racing, his mind spinning, but for once, he didn’t overthink it. He leaned into Bricker’s touch, closing the gap between them as he whispered, “I want this. I want you.”

Bricker didn’t hesitate. He closed the space between them, his lips meeting Chad’s in a kiss that was firm but unhurried. It wasn’t just passion—it was connection, the kind that made the world fall away. Chad’s anxieties melted under the warmth of it, replaced by a sense of belonging he hadn’t realized he was missing.

When they finally broke apart, Bricker rested his forehead against Chad’s, his breath mingling with his. “See?” Bricker murmured, his voice laced with affection. “That wasn’t so hard, was it?”

Chad laughed softly, his tension easing for the first time all day. “You make it look easy,” he admitted, his hand resting lightly against Bricker’s chest, feeling the steady rhythm of his heartbeat.

Bricker’s smile widened, and he pressed a brief, lingering kiss to Chad’s temple. “Maybe,” he said, his voice warm and teasing. “But you’re worth it.”

The water stopped, leaving only the sound of their breaths mingling in the humid air. Bricker reached for a towel, shaking it out before draping it over Chad’s shoulders. His touch was firm but careful, like he was savoring every second of the closeness. Chad stood still, letting Bricker take the lead, his heart racing as the man he’d grown to admire—grown to want—moved with a quiet confidence that set his skin tingling.

“You’re soaked,” Bricker said softly, his grin teasing but full of warmth. He worked the towel gently over Chad’s shoulders and down his arms, his movements steady and unhurried. His hands lingered on Chad’s skin, the warmth of his touch cutting through the coolness of the air. “But I guess that’s what happens when someone decides to join me in the shower.”

Chad smirked, his lips quirking up as he reached for another towel. “You don’t get to do all the work,” he replied, shaking off his nerves as he stepped closer. “Turn around.”

Bricker arched an eyebrow, amused, but obeyed. As Chad ran the towel over Bricker’s broad shoulders and down his back, he couldn’t stop himself from noticing every detail—the way Bricker’s muscles shifted under his touch, the way his skin glistened from the water. It made Chad’s pulse race, and by the time he’d worked his way down to Bricker’s waist, his own breath was coming faster.

Bricker turned back to face him, his eyes darker now, the teasing grin replaced by something deeper. He reached for Chad again, cupping his face in his hands as if grounding them both. “You keep looking at me like that, and I’m not sure I’ll be able to stop myself,” he murmured, his voice low and rough.

Chad swallowed hard, his throat tight with anticipation. “What if I don’t want you to stop?”

Both had hard erections their cocks pulsing making the cum that would soon be shooting out of their bodies.

Bricker didn’t answer—not with words. Instead, he leaned in, his lips capturing Chad’s in a kiss that was both tender and demanding, pulling him closer until there was no space between them. Chad’s hands came up instinctively, gripping Bricker’s arms as the kiss deepened, the towel slipping forgotten to the floor.

When they finally pulled apart, Bricker’s breathing was heavy, his chest rising and falling in time with Chad’s. “Come on,” he said softly, his voice thick with emotion. Without another word, he bent down, sweeping Chad effortlessly into his arms. Chad let out a startled laugh, his arms wrapping around Bricker’s neck as he was carried from the bathroom.

The air outside the steamy bathroom was cooler, brushing against Chad’s damp skin as Bricker carried him into the bedroom. The bed was still rumpled from the night before, and Bricker lowered Chad onto it with a care that made his chest ache. For a moment, Bricker hovered above him, his hands on either side of Chad’s head, his gaze searching.

“Are you sure about this?” Bricker asked quietly, his voice steady but laced with an undercurrent of vulnerability.

Chad reached up, his fingers brushing against Bricker’s jaw. “I’ve never been more sure of anything,” he replied, his voice firm despite the storm of emotions swirling in his chest.

Bricker’s lips curved into a soft smile, and he leaned down, pressing a kiss to Chad’s forehead before pulling the covers over them both. As he settled beside Chad, wrapping an arm around his waist, Chad felt a warmth he hadn’t known he was missing.

Bricker started seducing Chad’s young body. Watching him as he moaned out in an ecstasy not known before. Bricker grabbed Chad’s pulsing cock, rubbing it softly so as not to make Chad cum. Then Bricker kissed Chad’s cock, and his balls and sucked each of his balls into his warm mouth, sending goosebumps all over Chad’s body. Bricker nibbled on Chad’s piss slit, causing his balls to drop, then tense up. Chad had never felt anything like this before.

Then Bricker lifted Chad’s muscular legs and drove his tongue deep into Chad’s love hole. Chad could hardly breathe. Chad’s cock started ejaculating precum. Bricker lapped up the precum and, with his tongue, shoved it deep into Chad’s opening and willing hole.

He then pushed Chad’s legs beside his head, holding his arms and legs together. Bricker’s cock was also wet and ready. He slowly touched his cock to the entrance of the athlete’s love hole. Chad shook and shivered with anticipation. Bricker slowly entered and talked to Chad as Chad had talked to the cow giving birth.

As Bricker shoved his the cock all the way in, Chad yelled in pain. Bricker talked him through the pain. After several slow thrusts, Chad was smiling and moving his ass in circles to feel every part of Bricker’s cock.

Bricker then lost control and came slamming Chad with each ejaculation, making sure it was deep inside. Chad’s hips were gyrating as he told Bricker, “Don’t Stop!” Bricker kept fucking the young man he loved to watch as he enjoyed every thrust and every bite Bricker gave Chad’s young body. Chad’s cock erupted with rope after rope of cum. Each thrust pumped more cum out of him. Finally, after Bricker had three ejaculations, Bricker let Chad’s arms and legs lie beside him.

For the first time in what felt like forever, Chad didn’t feel out of place. He didn’t feel alone. Instead, he felt the weight of Bricker’s arm around him, the steady rhythm of his breathing, and the quiet certainty that he’d found something—someone—worth holding onto. And as Bricker pulled him closer, their bodies fitting together as naturally as if they’d always belonged, Chad allowed himself to hope that this was only the beginning.
 
Continued Part 3:



The morning sun poured through the wide windows of Bricker’s ranch house, lighting up the rustic charm of the space—weathered wood beams and stone walls. Bricker rolled over in the big, creaky bed, the worn cotton sheets still warm from the night before. His arm instinctively reached out, landing on Chad, who was sprawled out on his stomach, his hair a mess and his face buried in the pillow.

Bricker smiled to himself, the events of the night flashing in his mind. He couldn’t remember the last time he’d let someone get this close, let alone spend the night. It felt... good. Natural, even.

Chad groaned and shifted, turning his head just enough to squint up at Bricker. “Morning, cowboy,” he mumbled, his voice muffled by the pillow.

“Morning,” Bricker replied, leaning back on one elbow and watching him. “Sleep okay?”

“Best I’ve slept in years,” Chad admitted, stretching lazily. “Must be all that fresh country air. Or, you know... the company.”

Bricker chuckled, shaking his head. “Flatter me all you want, but you’re still helping with chores today.”

Chad propped himself up on his elbows, raising an eyebrow. “Chores? I thought I was here for... moral support.”

“Right,” Bricker said with a smirk. “Moral support doesn’t get the fences fixed or the horses fed.”

Chad groaned dramatically but couldn’t hide the grin tugging at the corners of his mouth. “Fine. But you’re making breakfast first. And coffee. Lots of coffee.”

“Deal,” Bricker said, swinging his legs over the side of the bed. He grabbed a pair of worn jeans and a flannel shirt from the chair by the window, his movements easy and familiar. Chad watched him for a moment, marveling at how effortlessly Bricker fit into this life—his life. The ranch, the work, the wide-open skies—it all made sense with him at the center of it.

A short while later, the smell of sizzling bacon and fresh coffee filled the kitchen. Chad stumbled in, still half-asleep, wearing a pair of Bricker’s oversized sweatpants and an old T-shirt that hung loosely on his lean frame.

“Is this the part where I start to feel like I’m in a country song?” Chad asked, sliding onto one of the stools at the kitchen island.

Bricker laughed, setting a plate of food in front of him. “Pretty sure you’re living it now.”

They ate in companionable silence, the morning sounds of the ranch drifting through the open windows—birds chirping, the faint neigh of horses, the rustle of the breeze in the fields. Chad found himself relaxing in a way he hadn’t in years. There was something grounding about this place, about Bricker.

After breakfast, Bricker handed Chad a pair of gloves and led him out to the barn. The day’s tasks were laid out as clearly as the land that stretched for miles in every direction. Together, they repaired a broken section of fence, checked on the cattle, and mucked out the stalls. Chad complained loudly at first, but Bricker’s teasing made the work bearable—and the occasional stolen kiss made it fun.

By the time the sun dipped low in the sky, painting the horizon in shades of amber and pink, they were both dusty and exhausted. They stood by the pasture, leaning against the fence and watching the horses graze.

“You really love this, don’t you?” Chad asked, his voice soft.

Bricker nodded, his gaze fixed on the horizon. “Yeah. It’s not always easy, but it’s honest. It’s home.”

Chad glanced at him, a flicker of something unspoken passing between them. “Think there’s room for me in this world of yours?”

Bricker turned to him, his expression serious but warm. “There already is.”

Chad smiled, his heart full in a way he hadn’t expected. Maybe this was the start of something more than either of them had planned, but standing there in the fading light, it felt like the most natural thing in the world.

They held one another, feeling their heartbeats in unison. Chad felt the heat of the moment rise from his loins. He grabbed Bricker’s perfect ass slamming their bodies together. Bricker realized then that Chad wasn’t just some 18-year-old, he was a very mature 18-year-old with wisdom far beyond his years.

Bricker had to shoulder the ranch’s burdens since his family died that dreadful day. He shook his head, thinking how fast things had developed. He had gotten weak in the knees when he saw Chad for the first time. He was the one who offered him a job. He was the one who led him to his bedroom.

Chad started peeling off Bricker’s clothes. Then Chad took his clothes off. Both beautiful men were standing there, no one around, and passion had already begun and continued. Chad took Bricker’s cock into his hands, admiring the big beautiful cock that penetrated his virgin ass. His lips licked Bricker’s cock, then he took Bricker’s balls and massaged and pulled on them, making Bricker moan with delight. Bricker flexed his abs almost to his spine. As his engorged cock was swallowed deep into Chad’s throat.

Then, just about the time Bricker was going to cum, Chad turned Bricker around and said, bend over. Bricker had never been fucked. Due to him being on a ranch and gay men weren’t around him. The only sex Bricker had was while he was at college. Bricker turned around, wondering what this would be like and who this young adonis was!

Chad spat on his cock and slowly put up against Bricker’s hole. Bricker took a deep breath, and Chad’s cock was sliding into Bricker. Pain and pleasure hit Bricker. Chad felt the warmth of Bricker’s hole. Chad slowly fucked Bricker until he heard him moan with pleasure. Then Chad picked up the pace and started slamming Bricker like a jackhammer. Bricker’s eyes rolled back into his head.

Bricker thought, how in the world am I not on top, but what an amazing feeling I’m having. All of the stress he had after the accident, taking charge of the ranch, completing his education, and the constant grief he held deep in his heart was leaving him. Then, there was the rush of his prostate being pounded and the gush after gush of cum shooting out over the pasture. He yelled out with joy, YES YES YES!

Chad continued to plow Bricker’s ass until he flooded his guts with his thick cum. Chad was so turned on he kept up the pace. Bricker didn’t know what to think. The fluids started flowing into his prostate, and the stimulation gave him pure joy. At the same time, Chad couldn’t control himself any longer and shot another load into Bricker’s ass. Bricker felt the warm cum again and loved every drop Chad gave him. Both were breathing rapidly, and Bricker thought this would be the end. But Chad kept up the pace. Bricker thought, how does he do this without stopping? Chad looked at Bricker’s smooth muscular ass and couldn’t let this moment end. Slap, Slap, Slap as their thighs hit each other during the hot passion.

Once again, Bricker couldn’t control himself, and his cum spattered on his feet and legs. Chad had his final release and kept up the pace as his cum saturated his cock, acting as lube. As he pulled out, Bricker turned around and grabbed Chad, kissing him passionately. Chad kissed back with even more passion and stamina.

As they put their clothes on, Bricker realized he had found his life partner, his equal, his lover!
 
Continued Part 2



The morning sun streamed through the windows of the ranch house, bathing the room in soft, golden light. Chad woke slowly, the unfamiliar comfort of his surroundings making him pause. Then it all came flooding back: the sprawling ranch, the easy laughter of the night before, and Bricker.

Chad turned his head and saw him still asleep, his face relaxed, his dark hair slightly tousled from sleep. Even now, Bricker was striking—masculine and effortlessly handsome, not in a rugged cowboy sense but with the polished confidence of a man who took care of himself and his world. His clean-shaven jawline from the night before was now dusted with stubble, giving him an even more compelling air. Chad's pulse quickened an odd mix of nerves and something deeper that he didn’t want to name just yet.

Not wanting to disturb him, Chad slipped out of bed and made his way to the kitchen. The space felt like the heart of the home—functional but welcoming, with natural wood finishes and polished countertops that gleamed in the morning light. Chad busied himself, grounding the restless energy coursing through him. He opened the fridge and cupboards, smiling as he found everything he needed to pull together breakfast: eggs, bacon, fresh vegetables, and a loaf of homemade bread.

As the coffee brewed, its aroma filling the room, Chad cracked eggs into a bowl, whisking them with precision. He chopped vegetables and set bacon sizzling in a cast-iron skillet. The rhythmic motions calmed him, though every now and then his mind wandered back to Bricker, asleep just down the hall. There was something about him—his unpretentious warmth, his easy smile, the way he looked at Chad like he mattered. It made his chest tighten in a way that both thrilled and terrified him.

Chad had just plated the food when he heard footsteps behind him. He turned to find Bricker standing in the doorway, his presence filling the room. His hair was still slightly mussed, and he wore a fitted T-shirt and plaid pajama pants that hung just right. Chad’s breath caught for a moment. How could someone look this good, this effortlessly composed, first thing in the morning?

Bricker’s face lit up when he saw Chad at the stove. “Well, this is a sight,” he said, his voice rich and steady, with just the faintest trace of a drawl. “You didn’t have to do all this.”

Chad shrugged, trying to play it cool even as his heart raced. “Figured I’d pitch in. Coffee’s ready too.”

Bricker moved to pour himself a cup, his movements deliberate, like everything he did. He leaned against the counter, watching Chad with a quiet intensity that made his pulse skip. “You didn’t just pitch in—you made it feel like home. I appreciate that.”

Chad looked away, feeling a heat rise in his chest that had nothing to do with the stove. “It’s just breakfast,” he mumbled, but even he could hear the unconvincing note in his voice.

After they ate, Bricker set his coffee cup down with a soft clink and stood. “You’ve seen the inside,” he said, his tone light but his gaze steady. “Let me show you the rest.”

The tour began at the barn, where the horses greeted them with soft nickers and curious eyes. Bricker introduced each one, his voice warm and full of affection as he described their quirks. There was no bravado, no need to prove anything—just a man who clearly loved what he did. Chad found himself captivated, not just by the animals but by the easy confidence in Bricker’s every word and gesture.

From the barn, they walked to the pastures, where cattle grazed peacefully under the expansive blue sky. Bricker explained the work involved in managing the herd, his tone matter-of-fact but never dull. Chad could tell he wasn’t trying to impress—he was just sharing his life. That honesty, that quiet genuineness, struck Chad more deeply than he expected.

They followed a winding trail to a creek, its clear water bubbling over smooth stones. Bricker crouched down, picking up a flat rock and skipping it across the surface. “This is my favorite spot,” he said, glancing at Chad with a small smile. “Gets quiet out here, helps clear my head.”

Chad nodded, watching the ripples spread across the water. He wanted to say something, but the moment felt too fragile to break.

They continued on to a small lake surrounded by tall trees, its surface shimmering in the sunlight. A family of ducks glided across the water, their soft quacks blending with the rustling leaves. Chad stood on the shore, taking it all in. “It’s beautiful,” he said softly, his voice barely above a whisper.

Bricker turned to him, his expression serious but open. “It’s not just the land, you know. It’s what it gives back. You put in the work, you take care of it, and it takes care of you.”

Chad looked at him then, really looked, and felt his chest tighten again. Bricker wasn’t just a good man—he was someone who lived with intention, someone who gave without expecting anything in return. And for the first time in a long time, Chad felt like he wanted to be part of something bigger than himself.

By the time they made it back to the house, the sun was high in the sky, and Chad’s heart was full. Bricker leaned against the porch railing, looking out over the land. “So,” he said, his tone casual but his eyes sharp, “what do you think?”

Chad hesitated, feeling the weight of the moment. Finally, he met Bricker’s gaze and let himself speak the truth. “I think you’ve got something special here. And I think... you’re something special too.”

Bricker’s smile was slow and warm, and for a moment, Chad felt like the only person in the world. “Well,” Bricker said, his voice soft but steady, “you’re welcome to stick around. I think you’d fit in just fine.”

Chad swallowed hard, his heart racing again, but this time he didn’t try to push it away. Maybe, just maybe, he’d finally found a place—and a person—worth holding on to.

As Bricker went into his office, Chad noticed again what he had noticed the whole day. Bricker looks like he poured himself into his jeans and shirt. He could see the outline of Bricker’s cock. The jeans outlined the muscular ass and fell into Bricker’s crack. As he walked, his muscles flexed and released, and the jeans moved with him clinging as a second skin.

Chad felt his erect cock lying flat against his abdomen, oozing precum about 2.5 inches from his navel. He had never felt his ass get wet before, but it was moist. Chad had only had sex with his prom date. He wanted to go up to Bricker and tell him to take him. But Chad didn’t understand a lot. He was innocent and inexperienced. He didn’t know if Bricker felt the same way, and he didn’t want to risk losing his dream job.

Chad heard Bricker’s phone ring. He said we have to run to the barn. A cow was delivering early. When they got to the barn, it was obvious the cow was in distress. One of the workers said the calf was breech. Bricker took off his shirt, threw it on bail of hay, and washed his hands and arms in the bucket that had been filled with water. Bricker looked at the cow’s eyes. Chad looked to see what he could be seeing. Bricker told Chad to talk to the cow and calm her down. Chad didn’t know what the hell that meant, but he went to the cow, looked into her eyes, and said, we’re going to help you, and your baby will be fine.

Chad felt ridiculous and not helpful at all. Bricker placed his hands and arms into the cow and turned the calve around. Bricker tells him to keep talking to the cow. In a matter of time, there was a calf.

Everyone was relieved, and soon, the calf was up and walking. Bricker was a mess. But I saw the love in his eyes. Love that he loved what he was doing and knowing he made a difference. As Chad stood there comforting the mamma cow, he looked at Brinker. He was still breathing hard from all of the exertion. Chad watched his abs flex, and his broad chest still pumped from pulling the calf out.

Bricker said to Chad, “Let’s go get cleaned up and have some lunch. Bricker took off his boots and jeans, threw his jeans into the hamper in the laundry room, and headed to the shower. Chad hurriedly got undressed and did the same. Bricker had gotten the shower water ready for the both of them. Chad felt an anxiousness of the unexpected. Bricker asked if Chad was ready, and Chad nodded yes, no know what he was ready to do.

The warm water cascaded over them, muffling the sounds of the world outside. Chad stood frozen, his heart pounding so loudly he was sure Bricker could hear it. The steam swirled around them, making the space feel smaller, more intimate. Chad barely registered the warmth of the water; all he could focus on was Bricker, standing just inches away.

Bricker reached out, his movements slow and deliberate. His hand brushed against Chad’s forehead, his fingers threading gently through his damp hair. The touch was unexpected—tender in a way that felt completely at odds with the man Chad had come to know. Bricker’s thumb grazed Chad’s temple as he brushed his hair back, and the contact sent a jolt of electricity down Chad’s spine.

For a moment, Bricker didn’t say anything. He just looked at Chad, his blue eyes steady and intense, as though he was searching for something deeper. Chad could feel his chest tightening, every nerve in his body on edge. He wasn’t used to this—this quiet vulnerability that Bricker seemed to pull out of him without even trying.

“Chad,” Bricker said softly, his voice low and steady. That one word carried a weight that made Chad’s knees feel weak.

Chad’s breath hitched, his gaze flickering between Bricker’s eyes and his lips. He didn’t trust himself to speak, afraid his voice would betray just how much he wanted this—whatever this was.

Bricker’s hand slid down, resting against Chad’s jaw. His thumb brushed lightly over the edge of Chad’s cheekbone, a touch so gentle it almost undid him. “You’re shaking,” Bricker murmured, a small smile tugging at the corner of his mouth. “What’s got you so worked up?”

Chad swallowed hard, trying to find his voice. “I just—” He stopped, his words faltering. The truth felt too big, too dangerous to say aloud. But Bricker didn’t push. He just waited, his hand still cradling Chad’s face, grounding him.

Chad took a shaky breath, forcing himself to meet Bricker’s gaze. “I guess I’m not used to this kind of attention,” he admitted, his voice barely above a whisper. “You… you make it hard to think straight.”

Bricker’s smile deepened, but there was no teasing in his expression—just a quiet understanding that made Chad’s chest ache. “You’ve been running circles in your own head,” Bricker said, his voice calm and sure. “But you don’t have to. Not with me.”

The simplicity of Bricker’s words nearly undid him. Chad felt a rush of emotions—relief, desire, fear—all swirling together in a chaotic storm. He couldn’t remember the last time someone had seen him so clearly, let alone been so patient with his walls.

Bricker leaned in slightly, his breath warm against Chad’s skin. “If this isn’t what you want, just say so,” he said quietly. “But if it is…” He trailed off, his meaning clear in the way his thumb stroked the edge of Chad’s jaw.

Chad’s heart was racing, his mind spinning, but for once, he didn’t overthink it. He leaned into Bricker’s touch, closing the gap between them as he whispered, “I want this. I want you.”

Bricker didn’t hesitate. He closed the space between them, his lips meeting Chad’s in a kiss that was firm but unhurried. It wasn’t just passion—it was connection, the kind that made the world fall away. Chad’s anxieties melted under the warmth of it, replaced by a sense of belonging he hadn’t realized he was missing.

When they finally broke apart, Bricker rested his forehead against Chad’s, his breath mingling with his. “See?” Bricker murmured, his voice laced with affection. “That wasn’t so hard, was it?”

Chad laughed softly, his tension easing for the first time all day. “You make it look easy,” he admitted, his hand resting lightly against Bricker’s chest, feeling the steady rhythm of his heartbeat.

Bricker’s smile widened, and he pressed a brief, lingering kiss to Chad’s temple. “Maybe,” he said, his voice warm and teasing. “But you’re worth it.”

The water stopped, leaving only the sound of their breaths mingling in the humid air. Bricker reached for a towel, shaking it out before draping it over Chad’s shoulders. His touch was firm but careful, like he was savoring every second of the closeness. Chad stood still, letting Bricker take the lead, his heart racing as the man he’d grown to admire—grown to want—moved with a quiet confidence that set his skin tingling.

“You’re soaked,” Bricker said softly, his grin teasing but full of warmth. He worked the towel gently over Chad’s shoulders and down his arms, his movements steady and unhurried. His hands lingered on Chad’s skin, the warmth of his touch cutting through the coolness of the air. “But I guess that’s what happens when someone decides to join me in the shower.”

Chad smirked, his lips quirking up as he reached for another towel. “You don’t get to do all the work,” he replied, shaking off his nerves as he stepped closer. “Turn around.”

Bricker arched an eyebrow, amused, but obeyed. As Chad ran the towel over Bricker’s broad shoulders and down his back, he couldn’t stop himself from noticing every detail—the way Bricker’s muscles shifted under his touch, the way his skin glistened from the water. It made Chad’s pulse race, and by the time he’d worked his way down to Bricker’s waist, his own breath was coming faster.

Bricker turned back to face him, his eyes darker now, the teasing grin replaced by something deeper. He reached for Chad again, cupping his face in his hands as if grounding them both. “You keep looking at me like that, and I’m not sure I’ll be able to stop myself,” he murmured, his voice low and rough.

Chad swallowed hard, his throat tight with anticipation. “What if I don’t want you to stop?”

Both had hard erections their cocks pulsing making the cum that would soon be shooting out of their bodies.

Bricker didn’t answer—not with words. Instead, he leaned in, his lips capturing Chad’s in a kiss that was both tender and demanding, pulling him closer until there was no space between them. Chad’s hands came up instinctively, gripping Bricker’s arms as the kiss deepened, the towel slipping forgotten to the floor.

When they finally pulled apart, Bricker’s breathing was heavy, his chest rising and falling in time with Chad’s. “Come on,” he said softly, his voice thick with emotion. Without another word, he bent down, sweeping Chad effortlessly into his arms. Chad let out a startled laugh, his arms wrapping around Bricker’s neck as he was carried from the bathroom.

The air outside the steamy bathroom was cooler, brushing against Chad’s damp skin as Bricker carried him into the bedroom. The bed was still rumpled from the night before, and Bricker lowered Chad onto it with a care that made his chest ache. For a moment, Bricker hovered above him, his hands on either side of Chad’s head, his gaze searching.

“Are you sure about this?” Bricker asked quietly, his voice steady but laced with an undercurrent of vulnerability.

Chad reached up, his fingers brushing against Bricker’s jaw. “I’ve never been more sure of anything,” he replied, his voice firm despite the storm of emotions swirling in his chest.

Bricker’s lips curved into a soft smile, and he leaned down, pressing a kiss to Chad’s forehead before pulling the covers over them both. As he settled beside Chad, wrapping an arm around his waist, Chad felt a warmth he hadn’t known he was missing.

Bricker started seducing Chad’s young body. Watching him as he moaned out in an ecstasy not known before. Bricker grabbed Chad’s pulsing cock, rubbing it softly so as not to make Chad cum. Then Bricker kissed Chad’s cock, and his balls and sucked each of his balls into his warm mouth, sending goosebumps all over Chad’s body. Bricker nibbled on Chad’s piss slit, causing his balls to drop, then tense up. Chad had never felt anything like this before.

Then Bricker lifted Chad’s muscular legs and drove his tongue deep into Chad’s love hole. Chad could hardly breathe. Chad’s cock started ejaculating precum. Bricker lapped up the precum and, with his tongue, shoved it deep into Chad’s opening and willing hole.

He then pushed Chad’s legs beside his head, holding his arms and legs together. Bricker’s cock was also wet and ready. He slowly touched his cock to the entrance of the athlete’s love hole. Chad shook and shivered with anticipation. Bricker slowly entered and talked to Chad as Chad had talked to the cow giving birth.

As Bricker shoved his the cock all the way in, Chad yelled in pain. Bricker talked him through the pain. After several slow thrusts, Chad was smiling and moving his ass in circles to feel every part of Bricker’s cock.

Bricker then lost control and came slamming Chad with each ejaculation, making sure it was deep inside. Chad’s hips were gyrating as he told Bricker, “Don’t Stop!” Bricker kept fucking the young man he loved to watch as he enjoyed every thrust and every bite Bricker gave Chad’s young body. Chad’s cock erupted with rope after rope of cum. Each thrust pumped more cum out of him. Finally, after Bricker had three ejaculations, Bricker let Chad’s arms and legs lie beside him.

For the first time in what felt like forever, Chad didn’t feel out of place. He didn’t feel alone. Instead, he felt the weight of Bricker’s arm around him, the steady rhythm of his breathing, and the quiet certainty that he’d found something—someone—worth holding onto. And as Bricker pulled him closer, their bodies fitting together as naturally as if they’d always belonged, Chad allowed himself to hope that this was only the beginning.
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Continued Part 3:



The morning sun poured through the wide windows of Bricker’s ranch house, lighting up the rustic charm of the space—weathered wood beams and stone walls. Bricker rolled over in the big, creaky bed, the worn cotton sheets still warm from the night before. His arm instinctively reached out, landing on Chad, who was sprawled out on his stomach, his hair a mess and his face buried in the pillow.

Bricker smiled to himself, the events of the night flashing in his mind. He couldn’t remember the last time he’d let someone get this close, let alone spend the night. It felt... good. Natural, even.

Chad groaned and shifted, turning his head just enough to squint up at Bricker. “Morning, cowboy,” he mumbled, his voice muffled by the pillow.

“Morning,” Bricker replied, leaning back on one elbow and watching him. “Sleep okay?”

“Best I’ve slept in years,” Chad admitted, stretching lazily. “Must be all that fresh country air. Or, you know... the company.”

Bricker chuckled, shaking his head. “Flatter me all you want, but you’re still helping with chores today.”

Chad propped himself up on his elbows, raising an eyebrow. “Chores? I thought I was here for... moral support.”

“Right,” Bricker said with a smirk. “Moral support doesn’t get the fences fixed or the horses fed.”

Chad groaned dramatically but couldn’t hide the grin tugging at the corners of his mouth. “Fine. But you’re making breakfast first. And coffee. Lots of coffee.”

“Deal,” Bricker said, swinging his legs over the side of the bed. He grabbed a pair of worn jeans and a flannel shirt from the chair by the window, his movements easy and familiar. Chad watched him for a moment, marveling at how effortlessly Bricker fit into this life—his life. The ranch, the work, the wide-open skies—it all made sense with him at the center of it.

A short while later, the smell of sizzling bacon and fresh coffee filled the kitchen. Chad stumbled in, still half-asleep, wearing a pair of Bricker’s oversized sweatpants and an old T-shirt that hung loosely on his lean frame.

“Is this the part where I start to feel like I’m in a country song?” Chad asked, sliding onto one of the stools at the kitchen island.

Bricker laughed, setting a plate of food in front of him. “Pretty sure you’re living it now.”

They ate in companionable silence, the morning sounds of the ranch drifting through the open windows—birds chirping, the faint neigh of horses, the rustle of the breeze in the fields. Chad found himself relaxing in a way he hadn’t in years. There was something grounding about this place, about Bricker.

After breakfast, Bricker handed Chad a pair of gloves and led him out to the barn. The day’s tasks were laid out as clearly as the land that stretched for miles in every direction. Together, they repaired a broken section of fence, checked on the cattle, and mucked out the stalls. Chad complained loudly at first, but Bricker’s teasing made the work bearable—and the occasional stolen kiss made it fun.

By the time the sun dipped low in the sky, painting the horizon in shades of amber and pink, they were both dusty and exhausted. They stood by the pasture, leaning against the fence and watching the horses graze.

“You really love this, don’t you?” Chad asked, his voice soft.

Bricker nodded, his gaze fixed on the horizon. “Yeah. It’s not always easy, but it’s honest. It’s home.”

Chad glanced at him, a flicker of something unspoken passing between them. “Think there’s room for me in this world of yours?”

Bricker turned to him, his expression serious but warm. “There already is.”

Chad smiled, his heart full in a way he hadn’t expected. Maybe this was the start of something more than either of them had planned, but standing there in the fading light, it felt like the most natural thing in the world.

They held one another, feeling their heartbeats in unison. Chad felt the heat of the moment rise from his loins. He grabbed Bricker’s perfect ass slamming their bodies together. Bricker realized then that Chad wasn’t just some 18-year-old, he was a very mature 18-year-old with wisdom far beyond his years.

Bricker had to shoulder the ranch’s burdens since his family died that dreadful day. He shook his head, thinking how fast things had developed. He had gotten weak in the knees when he saw Chad for the first time. He was the one who offered him a job. He was the one who led him to his bedroom.

Chad started peeling off Bricker’s clothes. Then Chad took his clothes off. Both beautiful men were standing there, no one around, and passion had already begun and continued. Chad took Bricker’s cock into his hands, admiring the big beautiful cock that penetrated his virgin ass. His lips licked Bricker’s cock, then he took Bricker’s balls and massaged and pulled on them, making Bricker moan with delight. Bricker flexed his abs almost to his spine. As his engorged cock was swallowed deep into Chad’s throat.

Then, just about the time Bricker was going to cum, Chad turned Bricker around and said, bend over. Bricker had never been fucked. Due to him being on a ranch and gay men weren’t around him. The only sex Bricker had was while he was at college. Bricker turned around, wondering what this would be like and who this young adonis was!

Chad spat on his cock and slowly put up against Bricker’s hole. Bricker took a deep breath, and Chad’s cock was sliding into Bricker. Pain and pleasure hit Bricker. Chad felt the warmth of Bricker’s hole. Chad slowly fucked Bricker until he heard him moan with pleasure. Then Chad picked up the pace and started slamming Bricker like a jackhammer. Bricker’s eyes rolled back into his head.

Bricker thought, how in the world am I not on top, but what an amazing feeling I’m having. All of the stress he had after the accident, taking charge of the ranch, completing his education, and the constant grief he held deep in his heart was leaving him. Then, there was the rush of his prostate being pounded and the gush after gush of cum shooting out over the pasture. He yelled out with joy, YES YES YES!

Chad continued to plow Bricker’s ass until he flooded his guts with his thick cum. Chad was so turned on he kept up the pace. Bricker didn’t know what to think. The fluids started flowing into his prostate, and the stimulation gave him pure joy. At the same time, Chad couldn’t control himself any longer and shot another load into Bricker’s ass. Bricker felt the warm cum again and loved every drop Chad gave him. Both were breathing rapidly, and Bricker thought this would be the end. But Chad kept up the pace. Bricker thought, how does he do this without stopping? Chad looked at Bricker’s smooth muscular ass and couldn’t let this moment end. Slap, Slap, Slap as their thighs hit each other during the hot passion.

Once again, Bricker couldn’t control himself, and his cum spattered on his feet and legs. Chad had his final release and kept up the pace as his cum saturated his cock, acting as lube. As he pulled out, Bricker turned around and grabbed Chad, kissing him passionately. Chad kissed back with even more passion and stamina.

As they put their clothes on, Bricker realized he had found his life partner, his equal, his lover!
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