PR-316 Just Friends

FOREWORD

In his entire life, Michael had never gotten a fair shake when it came to love. Even when he made friends with a little boy in the park, the mother of the kid labeled him a pervert. Only when Michael met Mark and Millie, and together they purged themselves and the house of the long-standing ghosts of disaffection past, did Mark and Michael begin to reap dividends from their love.

The ghost of Mark’s grandmother haunted the third floor of the house because even in a state of death she was against the gay goings-on. Eric Karlson, Ph.D., describes Mark and Michael in his book, The Homosexual Uprising, Book I, Man: “Since the human animal is created with tendencies in varying degrees for a wide variety of practices, he can often adapt to prevailing conditions and still retain his emotional stability. A normal man is neither wholly heterosexual nor homosexual but when in balance is a blend of both.” Pete was psyched out by the old lady, but Michael loved Mark to such a degree he was compelled to stay on in the house and find the origin of the fires caused by the scorn of the ghost.