Parker’s ass was dragging Monday afternoon as
he helped Mason close up the cabin prior to their departure. Mason
was acutely aware of Parker’s somber mood. He shared it, but hoped
there’d be other opportunities to return.
“Come on, cheer up. I know yesterday was a
total wash-out, but we still managed to find plenty to do inside.”
Mason flashed him a knowing smile.
“I know, I’m still a little sore,” Parker
smirked.
“And we had a good walk this morning,”
“Yeah, that porcupine took a real liking to
you.”
“Don’t remind me.”
Parker’s face, which had momentarily
brightened, fell once again. “I don’t wanna go back home.”
“We can’t stay up here forever.” Though Mason
wished they could. The weekend had been amazing. He and Parker had
grown so close, he’d almost told the big guy tha
