Tragic Rabbit Posted November 20, 2006 Report Share Posted November 20, 2006 A taut, compelling look into the life, and love, of Tobias from AD Author Jason Rimbaud. Don't miss this one! From A Moment of Clarity: Steve frowned, the look on his face showing his concern. And when Tobias flashed a weak grin, Steve wrung his hands in frustration. "I?m worried about you. I know you haven?t been feeling well, and I know you?ve woken up screaming the last five nights in a row. Is it drugs?" Tobias started to tremble, and he wrapped his arms around his lean frame. "Steve, I?" "I told you when we first got together that I won?t tolerate someone who does drugs. I can?t date an addict. Not again." "I don?t do drugs," Tobias said, coughing harshly. "You should know me better than that." "I can only assume," Steve continued, pointing a finger at Tobias. "You haven?t been eating properly, and you?ve lost a lot of weight." Glancing down at his half-naked form, Tobias could see ribs sticking out and a sunken stomach?like a cadaver that breathes. "Let me see your arms," Steve demanded, grabbing one of Tobias?s arms roughly. For a moment Tobias was silent as he allowed his boyfriend to study each of his arms carefully. Then he asked: "Happy? No track marks." "If I find out you?ve been using, I?ll dump you faster than your parents did when they found out you were gay," Steve said, his frown deepening. Read A Moment of Clarity by Jason R. http://www.awesomedude.com/jasonr/a_moment_of_clarity.htm * Quote Link to comment
Camy Posted November 20, 2006 Report Share Posted November 20, 2006 Jason Rimbaud's prose gets better and better, and no I'm not being paid. This is an excellent short story. I won't say more 'cause I'm good at giving plot away. Just go and read it... Camy Quote Link to comment
Jason Rimbaud Posted November 24, 2007 Report Share Posted November 24, 2007 Since my author page was lost for a few months, I wanted to bump this thread back up in case there were those of you that didn't get to read this story. I know, shameless behavior. But I'd really like those of you that haven't read it yet to give it a try. Proceed. Jason R. Quote Link to comment
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