Dust

Johannes T. Evans
3 min readApr 22, 2024

Request for cowboys. Doing short requests (<500w)!

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The bedroll is barely a comfort at all under his back as Jeb shoves him down, standing over Lew with his legs apart over Lew’s waist, his feet planted. Lew watches, leaned back on his shoulders, as Jeb’s fingers go to his belt buckle and undo it.

“Whatcha gonna do, piss on me?” Lew asks.

“You’d like that, wouldn’t you?” Jeb retorts immediately, grinning down at him, and Lew laughs as he makes to sit up, but Jeb nudges him back again with his knee, pushing his jeans down around his knees before he drops forward.

Jeb’s not a heavy weight over him, but Lew’s breath catches in his throat as Jeb’s knees settle on the roll either side of Lew’s head, Jeb’s body framing him in. Lew can smell him, can smell the dust that clings to his jeans, can smell the day’s sweat on him and how the dust has mingled in with that too, left a clay film over everywhere his skin has been bared today — on his forehead, over the tops of his cheeks, the backs of his hands, his wrists. The sliver of skin between where his bandana had stopped and his shirt collar had opened out on the ride today.

Lew opens his mouth and sticks out his tongue, and he can’t hold back the soft moan that ekes out of his throat as Jeb eases forward and lays the head of his prick on Lew’s tongue, leans forward.

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Johannes T. Evans

Gay trans man writing fantasy fiction, romance, and erotica. Big on LGBTQ and disability themes, plus occasional essays and analysis. He/him.