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The Wild Bunch: Casa

Spark, Stace, and Casa have been best buddies since their high school rodeo days. Now they work for a very special guest ranch that caters to gay men who need a break and escape from their high stress fast lane lives. Rainbow Ranch has a reputation for providing precisely the Wild West adventures each guest needs and desires with the cowboys of their hottest dreams.<br><br>Casa is worried when he sees Stace and Spark have found special partners in guests who’ve visited the ranch the past few months. He hates to be the only one left, but he doesn’t think that will work for him. He’s carried a secret torch for his boss way too long to change now. When Jason is hurt in a rodeo accident, Casa is the one who steps in to help and keep things going while Jason recovers. Having dealt life long with prejudice because he is Latino, Casa is afraid to let the other man know. Will matters be taken out of his hands?<br><br>Jason has realized his dream of a dude ranch for gays. Will this end when his head wranglers hook up with guests, leaving him alone? But Casa, who has always been his secret favorite, steps in to help when Jason is injured and shows no inclination to hook up with a guest and withdraw. Instead, he makes himself almost indispensible. Does he have a hidden motive?<br><br>Unbeknownst to Jason, Stace’s new partner Jared bears a striking resemblance to him, which makes the three cowboys wonder. Is there some connection and maybe bad blood between the two men? In an effort to bring the two face to face, the cowboys engineer a barbeque, unsure whether the result will be terrific or terrible.

Deirdre O'Dare · LGBT+
Peringkat tidak cukup
18 Chs

Chapter 7

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Less than half an hour after they had arrived for the morning meeting, the three cowboys rose to start their day’s work. As Stace and Spark headed for the door, Casa hesitated. Once the other two were outside, he turned back toward Jason’s desk.

“?Que paso?” Jason asked, sliding easily into Casa’s native border Spanish. “You going to be leaving me, too?”

Casa shook his head. The words he wanted to say would not come. He cleared his throat. “Not planning on it, boss. I guess it’s wise never to say never, but I expect to be around a long time yet. I—er—I figured I should put in a good word for Miguel. He may be my cousin, but he’s a damn good kid. Well, not a kid really. He’s twenty-two. When you get another special guest in, give him a chance, okay? I’ll be here to help him if he has any problems.”