M-106 Daddy is a Fag
Daddy is a Fag
Manifest Publications
M-106
Jeri
$1.95
Excerpt
In the hallway, she made quick certainty that the entire household was quiet, if not asleep. Even little Nick was asleep, and apparently, Sal had heard none of the tableau in her brother’s room. There was not a sound from any of the children’s room, and Linda went to Nick’s door feeling a bit more secure. She tried the knob and the door was locked. She knocked gently, just twice.
“Oh!” Nick said in surprise as he opened the door for her.
“Didn’t expect me, did you honey?” Linda laughed, kissing his cheek affectionately. He cringed and tried to reach for his robe to cover the single garment he wore—a pair of lace panties fancier than any Linda owned. She swung him away and hooked one finger in the elastic of his feminine underwear. The snap of the elastic seemed to stun him.
“It’s all over, Nick. Will you get out of those and put on your robe? I want to talk to you.”
“Linda! You—you know?” he gasped.
“Since the first year we were married. Please Nick!”
“My god, my god,” he muttered stumbling toward the dressing room. Linda felt a foot taller. The first jolt, the first step was accomplished. She went to his liquor cabinet and poured two long drinks. As he came out of the dressing room tying a light wool robe, she handed him a glass and settled on the bed, already rumpled from his restless walling. Waiting for Bob or for Lisa, she wondered.
“What can I say, baby?” he asked in a low, vibrant voice. “You knew–all along?”
She smiled and nodded. “Maybe I was just guessing the first four or five years. Sit down here beside me, baby. We’ve got some serious talking to do.”
But he sat on a chair and half-collapsed upon himself, his hands over his face, his fingers biting deep into the skin on his forehead. Linda waited. This night had brought her some shocks too, and she thought she could understand what was happening to her gentle natured husband. Finally he said something she couldn’t understand.
”What?”
“I asked you if you wanted a divorce, Linda.”
“If I did, I’d get one, Nick. No, I don’t think I want a divorce, at least not yet.”
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