Hello! This is my first gay sex story that I've ever written. It's a post-apocalyptic romance, and I enjoyed writing it. Hopefully you enjoy reading it! **gay sex scene is towards the end.
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I maneuvered my way across the dimly lit hospital floor, I was sprinting down the hallways throwing down as many cabinets, tables, and stretchers as I could. I was slowly running out of options as the dark figure that was pursuing me was gaining ground. I've never seen a zombie quite as fast as this one, and I deduced that it was intelligent too- it hopped over my makeshift obstacles and chased me without remorse. I turned into what seemed like a corridor with an exit, and as I tried to pry open the doors, I failed miserably. I was cornered with no escape, all the doors beside me were locked. My mind was racing and my life was flashing before my eyes, is this really how I'm going to go? Alone in the dark, eaten alive?
My pursuer seemed to have spotted me, and he tauntingly slowed down, as to savor the moment he would finally eliminate and consume his prey. I started to cry and scream uncontrollably; my gun was out of ammo, I dropped my machete a while back, and my walkie-talkie was about as dead as I was going to be in a few minutes. The smell of rotting flesh grew stronger as the zombie approached me. Before I knew it, we were face to face, and I peered into its lifeless eyes and almost regurgitated at the stench of it. I gulped and closed my eyes, I accepted my gruesome fate.
I heard a very audible crunch! sound, and I thought it was strange I didn't feel any pain, wasn't I being eaten? I opened my eyes to see my machete through the head of the zombie, and a tall, slim figure towering over me. "I thought I'd help you out," a deep voice rumbled from him. I was very disoriented from my death panic earlier, and I barely managed to stand up. My eyes met the strangers neck, he was a lot taller than me!
"What the hell are you doing in this hell hole? Why are you alone?" He scowled.
"I-I-..." I stammered.
"Cat got your young little boy? Speak!" He demanded.
"I-I was with my search party gathering supplies in this hospital when we were ambushed by these running zombies... I got separated from the rest of them, and I nearly died... But you..." I gazed up at his face, he still looked very hostile, "you saved me."
"Let's save this soap opera for later, we have to get out of here kid, it's dangerous." He commanded, but a lot less aggressively.
I followed him outside to the entrance where I found my party waiting for me: Christina, Simon, and Tanya. All of them seemed to be worried and some were crying.
"Oh Daniel! We were so worried!" Christina ran over to me and gave me a big embrace. She backed away however. "Are you bitten?"
"No Chris, this guy saved me." I gestured toward the stranger.
"Names Andy," he shot at me, "we just happened to cross paths kid, don't act so happy-go-lucky."
I took the time to observe Andy, he was about 6ft, and was lean. His goatee and mustache made it seem he was in his late twenties. Greasy, straight, black hair was kept under a baseball cap that had the 49ers logo on it. He was wearing a black t-shirt and jeans. He had tattoos of names on his arms that I couldn't quite distinguish.
"My names Daniel," I retorted, "can I have back my machete?"
"You'll have to earn this puppy back," he mockingly grinned, "irresponsible kids like you shouldn't be playing with these types of toys."
"I'm not a kid, I'm 20 years old!" I argued.
"You can't even enjoy drinks legally child. Now shut it, you're a boy to me, just a little colt." He seemed entertained by our argument. "I think I'll call you Colt."
He laughed to himself and I knew there was no point in arguing with this stubborn man...
He suggested he join our party; he claimed he was an experienced veteran. With reluctance our group leader, Tanya, agreed to let him join our exposition to the safe haven located in Oregon. He seemed a lot cleaner than us.
He asked us all about our jobs and contributions to the group. Tanya was the trained gunman, er, gunwoman. Simon knew his way around cars, and was great at maintaining ours. Christina managed the food, and scavenged wild berries and animals if we needed it. I was the medic of the team, I was going to become an EMT before the plague broke out 6 months ago.
The only thing Andy brought with him was a small handgun, a backpack of medical supplies and a cracked picture of someone.
We drove day and night through empty highways and the barren countryside of the Midwest. I learned that Andy was into country music, and he was a successful electrician before the plague broke out. Andy was a lot more easy going than I expected. His friends nicknamed him Kite, because he just went wherever the wind took him. He cracked more jokes with the team as he settled down. Andy and I bonded like we were long lost friends and I became deeply attracted to his spirit and looks.
One night, we set up camp in a small survivor stop to resupply and have interactions with other people besides our team. We all slept in our respective tents, but I realized that Andy never returned my headphones he had borrowed earlier. I snuck over to his tent and peaked in to make sure I wasn't trespassing his personal space. His shirt was off for one, but he was facing the other way. I saw many scars from his time in the army, and a lot of tattoos that said "Mandy." His wife maybe? He seemed to be silently sobbing over the cracked picture that must've been his wife. His hair fell down in waves, as his back muscles glistened in the pale moonlight.
"Knock knock," I said. Andy quickly gathered himself, and he politely invited me in.
He turned around to face me, his lean muscular body was decorated with tattoos and beads of sweat from this hot summer night.
"I think you still have my headphones," I explained to him. I sat down next to him on the bed.
"Hey Colt, fine night isn't it?" His voice still sounded crackly, but it still had a confident rumble to it.
"Yes, how are you? I saw you crying... I don't want to be nosy but are you fine?" I asked.
"Oh it's just... nothing."
"Andy, you can tell me... Don't be afraid." I gently said.
"I just missed my wife a whole lot. I miss Mandy" He explained, "the reason I was in the hospital was because I was treating her while she was on her deathbed. She died right in front of me... Peacefully."