Gene's Story

This page is dedicated to the story in which the player chooses to pursue Gene after meeting him in About Me.

## Chapter 1: Farmer

The protagonist was surprised by the horn of a black pickup truck while he was going home after grocery shopping. Gene offered him a ride home and then James invited him in for a cup of coffee, during which Gene commented that the house was well-maintained, that whoever was looking after the house must have been a professional. During their conversation, James revealed that he liked staying on a farm so Gene invited him over for a few days, to which the main character agreed. So, they packed up and departed immediately. During the trip, Gene mentioned that he had divorced and complimented James on being really handsome, and the farmer even intended to introduce James a girlfriend. The player had twp options:

* **Rejecting nicely.**
* **Revealing being gay.**

Should the player choose the first option, Gene would simply comment that it was a shame that James did not need him to find him a girlfriend. Should the player choose the second option, Gene would joke that James might be interested in him, and James would take that offensive, but nevertheless find Gene really manly, but then brush off the idea of romance with Gene since he thought Gene was straight.

At Gene's farm, the farmer introduced Ruby, his dog, the main character and then showed him around the house. After showing James the guest room, Gene went downstairs to make lunch while James slept all the way until dinner, when Gene had to shake him awake. Gene even put slippers on James for him with an excuse that he had to pamper his guest, which James found awkward. During dinner, Gene asked if he could crash at James' cabin for a few days later and the protagonist said yes. Then after dinner, the two lied on the couch, watching TV. Gene asked James about enjoying the farm life. The main character listed a lot of things he liked, but not mentioning Gene while the farmer kept hinting him, up until a point where Gene asked James about his opinion on him, to which the main character replied that Gene was a good husband material. Then, the farmer said he just bought some DVDs and asked the protagonist to pick out a movie genre. The player had three options:

* **Love action movie.**
* **Horror movie.**
* **Science fiction movie.**

Should the player choose the first option, James would watch the movie with great enjoyment while the farmer would fall asleep halfway. Should the player choose the second option, James would notice that Gene seemed to be interested in the gay adult content in the horror movie, and during the heavily scary scenes, Gene would rush over to James' side, holding his hand. Gene would reveal he used to watch horror movies with a blindfold. Should the player choose the third option, James would comment enjoy the movie which contained very excellent special effects.

After the movie, the protagonist took a shower and while lying on his bed, he heard Gene knocking. The player had two options:

* **Saying that you were already asleep.**
* **Saying that you were still awake.**

Should the player choose the first option, Gene would reveal he was asking if James felt cold and needed something, for which James thanked him. Should the player choose the second option, Gene would walk in to ask the same thing, but while only wearing his underwear, and James would be stunned by his body.

In the morning, Gene woke the main character up, and stole some glances at him while the protagonist was changing his clothes. After breakfast, the farmer took the player on a tour around the farm. Gene revealed he had to kill six wolves because they ate twelve of his sheep. To James' surprise, Gene asked if he would like to have a camp out with him someday to see him killing wolves. James agreed, but found the situation familiar, which Gene revealed the idea sounded like the Brokeback Mountain movie. The farmer was going to say he owned a lot of gay romance movies, but stopped himself in time to say he had lots of romance movies.

Back at the farmer's house, James' feet got hurt, so the muscular man carried the main character to his own room to tend to his feet, applying disinfectant to the injured area. James found it weird since Gene insisted the protagonist stay in the farmer's room and rest instead of walking over a very short distance to the guest room. James had to obey and Gene left him back in his room to go downstairs and make dinner. Feeling tired, the protagonist fell asleep.

In the post-chapter texting section, Gene texted James to inform him that he would not be able to make dinner because he would come home late. James said it was okay and he even took care of Gene's dirty laundry for him. Gene apologized one more time for not spending time with his guest, but James insisted that it was okay.

## Chapter 2: Peasant

The main character and Gene were chatting about how time had flown on the afternoon of the second day of James' staying, and since Gene was expressing his sadness that James had made him feel less lonely, the protagonist reminded the farmer that Gene could come over and stay at his house, and offered the farmer "five-star service". Gene made a devilish note, asking if James would provide him some "special services", but the main character snapped that he could not find Gene a girlfriend. And the farmer brushed it off by saying it was a joke.

James asked Gene what he would be doing the day after and the farmer said he needed to do some weeding, and James asked if he could follow, to which Gene remarked that only if James' feet did not hurt. To prove that it was okay, James wiggled his toes in front of Gene, and the stronger man grabbed his foot and started tickling. After the fun, both men realized that Gene's bulge was a little bigger. Panicked, Gene excused himself to go upstairs. But after waiting so long, the protagonist went upstairs, quietly, only to find Gene jerking off. Alarmed, James decided to silently retreat back to the couch, simultaneously questioning Gene's orientation.

Gene returned innocently after a few minutes, and the two acted as if nothing had happened, but James kept thinking about the other's actions. When James was undressed, ready for a bath, Gene showed up from nowhere, with an excuse to check on him, and made some compliments about the player's body. After a bath, while James was thinking, and fantasizing, about Gene in his bed, Gene knocked on the door, hand carrying a pillow, asking if it was okay to have a chat at the moment, thinking the two of them might have a long talk. James agreed, so Gene jumped into the bed, lying next to him, and asked James about his life, his job, his love story as well. In return, when James asked, Gene opened up about his son, who was a rebellious teenager and he had a not-so-close relationship with. During the conversation, Gene took off his clothes to reveal his well-built physique, which interested James, and listened to James very amusedly. Then, they just went to bed, but James could not help but think whether Gene was faking being straight and actually had some interests in him. The player came to Gene's **first minigame**. The player had to use arrows to move two parts of a heart, which moved simultaneously, around a maze to read some messages about James' thought of whether or not kissing Gene in his sleep, to bring those two parts into a full union at an assigned space, in 30 seconds.

If the player won the game, James would silently secretly observed the farmer in his sleep, trailing his fingers on Gene's beautiful face and eventually landing a soft kiss on the man's lips, with an excuse just to satisfy his curiosity. When the protagonist woke up again from his sleep, Gene's limbs were all over James' body. The player had two options.

* **Waking him up.**
* **Not disturbing him.**

Should the player choose the first option, James would try to softly shake Gene up, unsuccessfully, so he went back to sleep. Should the player choose the second option, James would think to himself it was better not to disturb the man.

In the morning, James felt Gene holding him tightly, to which James found amusing. But the main character felt hot at his thighs, and decided not to fall for the man, he woke Gene up. And then the farmer panickedly broke off the contact, and found himself wet in his below, then ran to his bathroom, leaving the protagonist in bed, confusedly finding out that the farmer had a wet dream on him. When they had all washed up, the two went about their day as usual, not mentioning what happened in order to save both from embarrassment.

In the afternoon, Gene drove James back home, carrying his suitcase to have a vacation over at James' house. During the trip back, Gene revealed he had a wet dream and asked if James wanted to hear. The player came to three options.

* **Saying not interested.**
* **Respecting Gene's privacy.**
* **Agreeing.**

Should the player choose the first option, Gene would embarrassedly and boredly go silence. Should the player choose the second option, James would say he respected Gene's privacy, and did not care about hetero sex. Gene would then suggest that it was a wet dream with a man, but suddenly stop. Should the player choose the third option, Gene would reveal that the dream was about James, then proceed to tell the erotic story in very specific details. James would get aroused, at the same time noticing Gene get aroused as well, even try to jerk off a little while James was not looking, and lick the precum in his hand.

When they had arrived at James' cabin, the protagonist asked whether Gene would want to sleep on the only bed alone, or share the bed with the main character, and the farmer chose the latter option without hesitation. The farmer then proceeded to remind the main charactet that he had promised 5-star service. Later at night, in their bed, while the two were chatting, Gene told James about seeing the blueprint of the house, that the house had originally been planned for two bedrooms, another on the first floor. Gene suggested that the cabin could be expanded, and James liked the idea, but insisted that he did not have the money, nor the need to expand it, since he was being single and living alone. Gene asked when James intended to fall in love, get married, and expand the house, the main character gave an uninterested answer, while hiding the fact that he liked Gene, and then the two went to sleep, with Gene wrapping his arms around James after asking for his permission.

In the post-chapter texting section, Gene texted James to say something, and the main character questioned why Gene texted him since the farmer was downstairs and he was upstairs. Gene said he could not face the main character, and apologized for having a wet dream on him, and hoped James would not think he was a pervert. James said it was okay.

## Chapter 3: Time by the sea!

In the morning, the protagonist asked and Gene answered he’d be staying for three days because he had only prepared food enough for 2 days for the dog and he also had to pick up his son from a small school in town on the weekend. Since Gene had not brought any personal toiletries, James suggested a short run to the town to shop for them.

During the walk on the coastal road, Gene appreciated the scenery while sharing about his past with his son with James, confessing that there had been a strain in their father-son relationship since an “incident”, but his son, Roger, would like James a lot. James was worried for Gene but the two got eased up about it, and went to a café.

It turned out Gene was a usual customer. Gene confessed not being outgoing and asked about the main character’s lifestyle. James asked if the farmer wanted to hear his story and Gene said yes. James revealed he used to be out and about at clubs and bars but then he wanted to retreat from such lifestyle because he genuinely looked for love, not for sex. Gene was touched after James’ emotional speech and they both sat in quiet. Gene wanted to confess something but decided to avoid it by going to the bathroom, leaving James confused.

The two continued their walk and met Baron, who then proceeded to have quite a friendly chat with Gene, who acted strange around James as if he was afraid that Baron would spill something. Baron invited both of them to the bar later at night and then departed for his own shopping after both Gene and James agreed. Everything then became weird with Gene being really quiet. James hypothesized that the farmer might have just been thinking about his son.

The two went to the bar later at night and met Alex, Quinn, Giles, and Baron again. They started drinking and chatting while James felt left out. Alex signaled James and asked to buy him a drink, to meet privately. The redhead warned James that Gene was not who James thought he was, and James ought to be careful. The main character felt weirded out and made some annoyed comments with Alex, then went back to Gene.

Later, Gene seemed to have gotten drunk, which even Giles and Quinn found unusual. James asked Quinn and the bear uncomfortably revealed that whenever those two got drunk, they would come to the couple’s hotel next door. James looked at Gene to see him and Baron having very intimate gestures for each other, which shocked the protagonist because he thought that Gene was a straight man. Upset, James reached for the bottle to drain it but was stopped by Alex.

Alex called out James’ reckless action regarding to Gene, and flirted with James. James brushed it off and asked why no one pursuing a handsome man like Alex. The redhead said there were plenty but for some reasons he could not tell James so the protagonist got bored and intended to go home, refusing Alex’s offer to give him a ride. On his way out, he saw Gene and Baron casually kissing each other, so he told Baron to take care of Gene. Alex ran after him to the outside of the bar and offered a ride home one more time, James declined nevertheless.

In the middle of the night, James was woken up by banging on the front door, so he came down and saw Gene, sober and upset. Gene confessed having been afraid of James’ speech earlier that he had thought James might find him disgusting with his lifestyle. James got annoyed and decided to put things off, giving him some pillows and a blanket for him to sleep on the couch.

Later, the main character felt someone holding him, it was Gene in his bed, saying that he wanted to apologize. Gene said he knew James had been there when he was jerking off and he knew that James had kissed him because he had not been able to fall asleep beside James. The older man apologized for lying that he was not gay and confessed that that was the reason why he had divorced and his son had begun to hate him. He also said he and Baron were just friends with benefits, and he wanted to stop seeking for one-time fun so he isolated himself on the farm. Then he asked for James’ forgiveness. The player had two options.

* **Not forgiving Gene.**
* **Forgiving Gene.**

Should the player choose the first option, Gene would walk away in the middle of the night. Days later, James would still reminisce about that, regretting not giving Gene a second chance. The player had successfully unlocked Gene’s **bad ending**.

Should the player choose the second option, James would say it was okay but they did not have any intimate relationship with each other, so Gene would offer to have a committed relationship with James, and end his FWB-relationship with Baron and find a way to explain things to Roger. Then, he proceeded to initiate sex with James.

In the post-chapter texting section, James texted to ask where Gene had gone to, the farmer revealed that he had gone for grocery shopping after seeing James’ empty fridge, and announced that his son would be coming over to his house on the weekend. James complimented that his son was a good boy like him, so Gene acted out like a kid. James asked what Gene had bought and the farmer revealed he bought vegetables and beer, and the two said goodbye.

## Chapter 4: Coming home from school

In the morning, at James’ cabin, the protagonist discussed with Gene telling his son about their relationship. Gene insisted James and his son should get to know each other first, and James pretend he was a guest on a farm tour. James agreed, and Gene left to pick up Roger from his school. During the drive back to the farm, James tried to make acquaintance with Roger but did not succeed, so it was a silent trip.

Gene had to go to the farm in the next town and left James with Roger, who was unusually playful and energetic with their shepherd dog. James made dinner and tried to break the ice with Roger to no avail. The boy at some point called the main character out for lying, pointing out that James knew where the kitchen was and was familiar with the house despite being a first-time guest. The conversation got tense, and James knew he had to “teach the boy a lesson.” The player came to Gene’s **second minigame**. The player would battle with Roger, with different options such as offense and healing. The play won when Roger lost all of his HP.

After the game, Gene came home to see James being serious and Roger apologizing to him. The boy excused himself to go to his room, and Gene and James discussed their announcement to Roger. James said it was time to come clean and Gene agreed, then the two men continued with their dinner.

After dinner, the couple was watching TV when the boy came downstairs, ignored the men and proceeded to grab a coke from the fridge. James stopped the boy, saying it was wrong to drink coke at night, while Gene was being nervous and hesitant with the boy. So, James snatched the coke from Roger and poured it down the sink, after taking a sip from it, showing the boy who was the boss. The situation got tense, while Gene not daring to interrupt, and the teenage boy surrendered, then went to his room after being forced to say goodnight to Gene.

The protagonist then came to Roger later, apologized for being harsh on the boy and asked him out for a walk. The boy hesitated but then complied. The talk was not easy, but Roger told James that he did not hate either of the men because they were gay, much to James’ surprise, so the protagonist asked the boy further. Roger said he was very understanding that Gene and his mother divorced because Gene was gay, but when he saw Gene in bed with a man for many days in a row 2 years earlier, he got scolded by the farmer. Roger said he was not angry because James was dating Gene, but because Gene always lied to him, treated him like a child, and never apologized. So, James promised to teach the farmer a lesson as well.

James went back to Gene’s bedroom, a little subtly upset that Gene had brought a man back home and not telling him his dating history, but the farmer remained innocently clueless. So, the protagonist excused himself to go back to the guest’s room, saying it was not good if his son saw them in bed together. In the guest’s room, James was still angry that Gene had a habit of lying, at some point doubting that man was Baron, so he vowed that he would “punish Gene.”

In the post-chapter texting section, James texted Gene goodnight first, so the farmer flirted with him, but got no response.

## Chapter 5: Father and son

In the next morning, the protagonist and Roger woke up early to make breakfast. An eager Gene came downstairs and was ready to dig in, but faced an uncomfortable atmosphere from both of the other boys. The main character asked whether Gene had dated anyone else before besides Baron. Gene innocently answered with a “no.” Then the protagonist and his son started calling him out for lying. After a few questions, Gene pulled James closer and pressed the acupuncture point on his neck to prove that the moan was from the acupuncture session with the town’s masseur because he had injured his neck. Thus, everything turned out to be a big misunderstanding, and Gene and his son apologized to each other.

While Roger was packing his bags to leave for school on the following day, Gene and James talked in private where Gene confessed his insecurities but James assured him he was a great father. Gene then asked James on a family picnic, and while the two were showing each other affections, Roger appeared and reminded his father that he had promised to take him to a golf game. Roger agreed and took them both to his personal gold court, which was a size of a stadium, right away. The farmers said there was a bet between them, the loser would have the do pushups, plus Gene would give Roger double allowances if he lost and Roger would do every chore for the following week if the boy lost. Gene placed his bet that he would bottom James if he lost. And the player came two Gene’s **third minigame**. The player had five trials to hit a golf ball into a hole, and he had to compete against Gene three times.

After the game, James pointed out to Gene that Roger had forgiven him. The main character casually asked Gene who the masseur was and whether Gene had really done anything with him. The farmer denied and the issue dropped. While going back, James emphasized that they looked like a family. Gene heard it and reminded James about his goal to build a family that he had told Gene from the day they first met, and Gene said he’d like to help James accomplish that goal.

After dinner, James asked Gene to give him a massage in bed, and he was moaning from the pain. While they were doing it, Roger knocked on the door to tell the two to quiet down for him to study. After the boy had gone back to his room, Gene demanded a massage and James had to give him one, and got erected while worshipping the farmer’s muscles. Gene noticed this, and things started to get sexual, and they had sex.

The next morning, Gene drove Roger to school and dropped James at his house. The main character met Baron, who confessed that Gene and he had had an honest chat with each other and he knew Gene was in love with James. Baron also confessed his insecurities and told James that he wished he had asked James out earlier. James told Gene about this when the farmer visited his house after dropping Roger at his school. Gene admitted he was never into Baron emotionally because he was not the one who was suitable to the mechanic. The two wished Baron happiness and Gene went back to his farm.

In the post-chapter texting section, James texted Gene to ask if he had made it home, and the two was teasing with each other that they missed one another and James should go to the farm with Gene. Gene asked if James would like to come back again and he said yes.

## Chapter 6: Gene’s secret base

The protagonist was at his house when Gene called and invited him on a ride, Gene wanted to take James to his (secret base) as a thank-you for reconciling their father-son relationship with Roger. On the ride, Gene said he had gone to Baron and talked to the mechanic about his love life and given him some advice. Baron took it very well and the couple agreed and hoped that Baron would find someone else fitting him.

They arrived at Gene’s farm, then carried on by foot because the base could only be reached through a small trail. After about half an hour, they reached a cabin, called as “the Gene cabin” by the farmer himself, by a lake. Gene said he had built it for three months, with his son’s help, a long time ago because he loved spending time and fishing there. Gene told James to chop some wood while he cleared the surrounding area from snakes and bugs. The player came to Gene’s **fourth minigame**. The player had 7 tries to click on the right time to chop the wood. With every success, the player earned a number of points, the player won when they reached 100 points or when they ran out of tries.

After the minigame, Gene would come to sooth the main character from his hurting hands from chopping the wood. Gene said his son used to go fishing with him a lot, Roger’s room would be the small attic in the cabin. When James asked if the place would be crowded, Gene said there would not be anyone out there, but there would be a redheaded vagrant. James asked if it was Alex, but Gene said that person had curly hair instead of straight like Alex’s, and he looked like a soldier, he had even given him and Baron a hare once. Then they proceeded to go fishing. The player came to Gene’s **fifth minigame**. The player waited until there was a signal, then the player had to hold his mouth to keep a pair of points at the green area of a slide to catch a fish. The game stopped when the player had caught five fish.

After the minigame, it was dark, so they cooked their dinner by a small campfire. After dinner, Gene asked if the protagonist has ever thought about moving to the farm. The player had two options.

* **No.**
* **Yes.**

Should the player choose the first option, James would refuse to leave his own cabin behind because it was his father’s only legacy. Gene would confess he wanted James to be at the farm full-time but James would object that he had his own life, then brush it off by stating it was a normal conversation between partners. Should the player choose the second option, James would still refuse to leave his cabin behind, but he would suggest that Gene had a truck and Gene could come to live with him occasionally. Gene would agree that distance would not be an obstacle between them.

After that, the protagonist asked why Gene was asking that question. Gene confessed he thought a lot about the future. James said he could not know what the future looked like, but he could live his best life and find real love. The two had a heartful conversation about dating and relationships. Then they called it a night and went inside. James went in first and took a shower while Gene had to put out the fire. After the shower, from inside, the main character could still see the farmer fidgeting by the fire. James knew his boyfriend was still contemplating their conversation, so he went to sleep first. After some time, he felt Gene hugging him and cuddling with him from behind. Gene asked for his permission and the two had sex.

In the morning, while eating breakfast, James asked Gene to tell him the story about him, Baron, and Quinn. Gene revealed Quinn and Baron had always been closed since they had been classmates, and Quinn had had a crush on Baron for a long time. But one day, they all drove to a party in the town nearby, and after drinking a lot, Gene and Baron had sex. Quinn was really upset and walked back all by himself in the night. Quinn did not talk to either of them for days, but then the kindhearted bear accepted everything and their relationship got better with time, eventually they founded The Bear Club. Gene also confessed he had had a sexual relationship with Baron at that time, and the two even invited Quinn to join but he refused and stayed steadfast about finding true romance. Gene noted that since he was James’ boyfriend already, maybe Baron would go back to Quinn because the kind bear was the only one in town who could put up with the dimwitted blond mechanic.

Then James asked who the masseur was, Gene casually revealed it was Nick, and emphasized that he and Nick had done nothing. Nick was sleeping in the guest’s room during the three days he stayed on the farm to treat Gene’s neck sprain. Gene revealed he only went to Nick occasionally if it was a small injury, if it was something serious, he would come to Dr. Blair, who had a private clinic in town. Gene also revealed the man in the wood, Albert, had brought him back to his farm once after he injured himself. When Gene called Dr. Blair over to treat him, Gene suspected Albert reminded Blair of someone, so the doctor got quite emotional but shook it off quickly.

They went back to Gene’s farm that evening and James stayed over at Gene’s house.

In the post-chapter texting section, James texted his boyfriend to ask about Albert. Gene said he did not know much about Albert, but he occasionally went to the farm to trade some mushrooms and hunted hares for necessary items since he did not have money.

## Chapter 7: Treat someone with honesty

A half of a year had passed and James was reflecting on his relationship with Gene’s family at his house, Gene appeared and started discussing the next step of their relationship with him, saying that it was an idea from Roger. Gene asked what the protagonist thought and the player had to choose between two options.

* **Declining.**
* **Agreeing with Roger.**

Should the player choose the first option, James would express his uncomfortableness, with a reason that he was confused and wondered what Gene would think. Gene would say he understood the situation. Should the player choose the second option, James would say he agreed with the young boy and asked what Gene thought, and Gene would answer that he thought about leveling up their relationship a lot and everything they had been through was what Gene had wanted.

After that, Gene had to go shopping for groceries. At home, while laying on the couch, the main character reflected again on his relationship with Gene, and decided he himself should be more initiative. Then during the drive to Gene’s farm, both the main character and the farmer wanted to say something to each other, so Roger just bluntly asked when they would get married, but then all three of them detached from the topic.

Later in the evening, after they had arrived at the farm. Gene signaled Roger to get James out of the house. The protagonist told the young boy to drop the act, so he did, and told James that Gene may be a little bit old-fashioned, but he had put a lot of effort into surprising James. The main character asked whether the idea of him becoming his dad was Roger’s idea, and the boy showed that it was not. James and Roger had an intimate chat in which Roger admitted he was okay if James became his other dad, though a little weird, and Gene had been genuinely happy ever since the arrival of the main character. Then, Gene signaled Roger to bring James back to the house.

Inside, the house is gorgeously decorated. Roger told his dad that James knew about their plan, so James told Gene to just show him the surprise he had planned on. Gene told him to close his eyes, and knelt down with a ring to propose to James. Even the protagonist and the young boy were surprised about this decision. James said yes, and they kissed, and everyone had dinner as a family.

Later in bed, Gene confessed he had been worried if James would turn him down. The protagonist also confessed to Gene that he should have been more affective and initiative towards the farmer, this angered Gene, so the farmer asked the main character to make up for him. Gene managed to take off James’ clothes, and while James thought it would be about sex, Gene demanded James run around the ranch with him, in the middle of the night, and the protagonist had to reluctantly follow. The player then had to click on boxes of underwear to fill a bar, while reading the conversation between Gene and James, in which James ran quite fast and Gene could not keep up so he suggested taking a break.. When they arrived at the right location, Gene covered James’s eyes and signaled for Roger and Ruby to draw out countless of fireflies from the grass, making it a beautiful scene in the night. James burst in tears out of happiness. Gene said he was always happy with James.

In the post-chapter texting section, James texted to ask Gene how many people he had invited to their wedding. Gene said he invited everyone James knew, including Alex, Quinn, and Nick; while James thought it would be a simple, small ceremony. The farmer also told James that Baron and Quinn were his best men and would come to pick James up to the wedding.

## First special date: Hunting time

Gene asked James if he wanted to go wolf-hunting with him, because some of his sheep had been eaten. The protagonist agreed and they went off to the camping site. James helped setting up the tent while Gene checked his herd. By the time he was back, the farmer was really impressed with James’s work. He then asked if James knew how to shoot. The player had two options.

* **Yes.**
* **No.**

Either answer, the situation would turn into a sexual innuendo. After eating, they went to a hilltop to hunt for wolves. Gene successfully shot down nine wolves and informed James that they could be sold for money to make up for his lost sheep. Then they returned to the tent. When they were about to go to sleep, Gene noticed James feeling cold, so he took off his clothes and lay next to the main character, to keep him warm… James picked up the sexual atmosphere and did the same, and then they proceeded to have sex.

## Second special date: Acting father

At the main character’s cabin, Gene asked James for a favor, going to Roger’s school as a parent, without any reason. James agreed and when he met the boy, Roger told him it was a parent-child labor day to promote the relationship between the students and their parents. Even Roger did not believe its foolishness but he had no other choice. In the past when the young boy and his dad still had a feud, Gene always made excuse not to show up and he’d tell his teacher that his dad was crying at home after getting dumped. James found it funny and helped the young boy, only to exhaust himself two hours and a half later.

Gene picked James up from Roger’s school and took him straight to the farm, with a promise he would give him a massage to make up for the pain James had had to endure. After dinner, they lay on the couch, watching TV, and Gene gave James a massage after James had specifically told him that his back hurt so much he could not have sex. The protagonist fell asleep in Gene’s gentleness and when he woke up, he was already in bed. He lay his head on Gene’s hairy belly and could not resist the urge to have sex, so they had sex.

## Third special date: Special

At James’s cabin, Gene came over and brought him so produce from the farm, then the farmer proceeded to help the main character with the laundry, specifically washing his underwear by hand, during which he kept making fun of James’s underwear like a kid. After the laundry, he kept insisting to see the protagonist in those sexy underwear. And after dinner, while they were in bed, James agreed to put on the pair of underwear for Gene to see, and he loved it, then they had sex.