The Switch
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Original - Misc › -Slash - Male/Male
Rating:
Adult ++
Chapters:
13
Views:
6,475
Reviews:
19
Recommended:
0
Currently Reading:
1
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chapter 8
A/N: This chapter is beta by Kylee, and enjoy the new chapter I know its short sorry about that, next chapter i'll try to make it longer.
Garrick put the toilet seat down and sat down on it, facing Erin. “Are you sure you know how to use that funny looking thing?” he asked, referring to the razor in Erin’s hand. “I have five years of experience,” Erin replied as he started to apply the shaving cream. “On whom?” asked Garrick. “Logan,” Erin answered. He moved closer and started to shave Garrick’s whiskers. His eyes were focused on Garrick’s cheek, concentrating hard, not wanting to accidentally cut Garrick’s skin. Erin could feel Garrick’s eyes watching him and that caused his heart to beat faster than normal. He ignored it and concentrated on the task at hand. A second later he accidentally cut Garrick. “Sorry.” He apologized and cleaned the small wound with some warm water. “Watch it boy. I happen to like my face the way it is,” Garrick said. “What happened to your five years of experience boy? Was that only a boast to make yourself look good?” Erin stopped what he was doing and stared at Garrick. Very pissed at the damn man. “I said that I was sorry, you big oaf! What do you want me to do? It’s not like I did it on purpose. Accidents like that happen when you are shaving, it doesn't matter how much experience you hav--” Erin didn't get to finish as the door to the bathroom opened, knocking him forward right into Garrick. He felt Garrick’s arm circle his wrist. His eyes met Garrick’s amuse ones. “You are all bones and no meat. You need to eat more boy. I like my women with a bit of meat on them,” remarked Garrick. “In case you haven't noticed you big oaf, I am not a woman. Like I give a damn about how you like them!” Erin snapped sharply. “Oh my, sorry for disturbing you two,” said Devon who stood by the door with a grin on his face. “Damn you Devon, why don't you knock first before you open the damn door?” Erin snapped at his friend as he removed himself from Garrick’s arms. “It’s not my fault that my bathroom is too small. Besides, why were you standing in front of the door, I thought that you were shaving him?” Devon asked. “We were arguing,” Erin replied and grabbed a box of bandages from the medicine cabinet. He took one out, opened it and put it over the small cut on Garrick’s cheek. “What is this?” Garrick asked, touching the bandage on his cheek. “It’s called a bandage, it is used to heal small wounds.” Erin didn't bother to explain further. He turned his attention back to his friend. “Devon, was there something you needed?” he asked his friend. “Casey is in town,” Devon told his friend. “Never thought that he would be here so soon,” Erin remarked as he lifted Garrick’s chin up to shave the area below. “You should be fine as long as you don't venture outside,” Devon said as he watched Erin carefully shave the rest of Garrick’s whiskers. “Want me to kill him for you boy?” Garrick asked, staring into Erin’s eyes. “No but thanks for offering Prince Garrick,” Erin replied with a soft smile. He finished shaving Garrick and put the cream and razor blade away. He applied the aftershave on and then stood back. His stomach did a flip and his heart skipped a beat. He was surprised to find Garrick looking even more handsome than the first time they met. “Wow you look like a prince out of a fairytale,” Devon commented, saying exactly what Erin was thinking. “Tell me something I don't know,” Garrick said arrogantly as he stared at his reflection in the mirror, admiring his face. “You might be handsome but your personality is as unappealing as a rotten apple,” Erin told Garrick and left the bathroom. He heard Garrick’s deep laugh right after he left. Erin slumped down on the couch and flipped the television on. He ignored Garrick when he came down and stood behind him, leaning his upper body against the soft couch. He went from one channel to the next, trying to find something good to keep his mind off the man behind him. When he came upon a channel with little kids, he stopped and a sad feeling came over him. “What’s wrong boy?” Garrick asked when the boy stopped browsing the channel. He went around the couch and sat down next to Erin. “Do you love kids Garrick?” Erin asked Garrick softly without looking at Garrick. “I happen to love them. I play with my niece and nephew a lot back in my world,” Garrick replied. “What do you think of a parent who left their child behind?” Erin asked, still not looking at Garrick. “The worst kind of parent,” replied Garrick. “Then you must think that I am as well,” Erin murmured. “What do you mean boy?” Garrick asked and lifted Erin’s face up with his thumb. Erin bit his lip and leaned into Garrick’s warm chest. His arms wrapped around Garrick and he burst out in tears. “I have a son,” he confessed. “I left him behind. I didn't want to, you have to believe me Garrick. I wanted to bring him with me but I didn't know where Logan was keeping him. Logan has kept him away from me since the day he was born.” Garrick gently stroked Erin’s hair in silence as he figured out what to do. There really was only one option. He felt Devon’s hand on his shoulder and then he heard Devon whisper into his ear. “I'll go and you stay here and keep him safe. I'll find and bring his son to him.” Garrick nodded his head and Devon quietly grabbed his jacket and slipped out of the apartment. --------------- “Hey what’s up Devon, still driving that piece of shit?” Devon grinned and removed his sunglasses. “My car is not a piece of shit Travis.” He told his friend and got out of the car. “I came to ask a favor from you Travis, and don't you dare say no because you owe me one.” “What kind of favor Devon?” Travis asked, leaning his back against Devon’s car. Devon reached into his car and pulled out a picture of Casey. “I want you to find this man and when you do, I want you to keep him locked up until I return.” “Cute boy,” Travis commented, looking at the picture of Casey. “Why do you want him locked up?” he asked Devon as he took the picture. “His name is Casey. He is the man who killed your brother.” That was all Devon needed to say as his friend’s gentle eyes quickly switched into anger.