Back Soon

I hope you enjoy the final part of The Chronicles of the Ashworth Family, it will be the last story for about three weeks while I enjoy a holiday. A few weeks away in a different culture may inspire future stories or revitalise the cloud of ideas rolling around my head.

While you’re waiting for my new story, browse through the archives and find some hidden gems you may have missed. Please continue to comment, rate stories and email our authors, but I won’t be able to reply. Some comments may get caught up in a pending queue, waiting for approval, so don’t worry if your comment doesn’t show; I will approve them when I can.

A huge thanks to all of you. Your support means so much and has helped me through some difficult times. I also appreciate all emails and comments.

See you all soon!

Supporting A Friend by David Heulfryn

It’s time for Billy to return to Cockaigne. His father drives him to avoid his eldest son walking naked in the town. Eric comes with them, and just before they pass the boundary into Cockaigne, their father stops the car. It is time to get naked. Billy is surprised when Eric and his Dad get out of the car and strip naked in support of him.

This is the final part of ‘The Chronicles of the Ashworths’, but it is not the last time you will hear from them. I hope you have enjoyed the story of Eric and Billy.

Long-Haul

I don’t know if you noticed, but I had to speed up the release of Three Tears to ensure it was complete before I disappeared on holiday for two weeks. I didn’t want to leave you hanging, waiting for the ending.

I plan to post the final chapter of The Chronicles of the Ashworth family next week, shortly before I go. I hope you all enjoy the conclusion.

Hopefully, my two-week holiday will let me recharge my batteries and reinvigorate my creative juices. I’ve not written anything for about three weeks despite having several ideas rolling around my head. It’s my first ever long-haul flight, and I must admit I’m a little nervous. Twelve hours on a plane is not something I will enjoy. I find it difficult to sleep while travelling, and aeroplane toilets are not exactly pleasant. But I hope the destination makes up for it.

When I return, I have a new story all ready for you. It’s another one set in Cockaigne that revolves around the Dickinson family. It is unapologetically all about sex. I must have been sexually frustrated when I wrote it!

Now that I’ve teased you with a new story, I hope you can wait three weeks to read it. But before then, you will be able to read the conclusion of the Ashworth Family in the next few days. If you can’t wait for my new story, why not go back and read some old shorts or series?

Thanks to all of you for your support; it really means a lot to me, and for those in the UK, enjoy the bank holiday weekend.

Bare Necessities by David Heulfryn

Billy is still upset and angry at being stripped and bound in Cockaigne. Eric tries to help him, and Billy opens up about being bullied when he was young and starting puberty. Eric tries to help his older brother overcome his inhibitions and encourages his brother to take off his clothes.

Later, after Eric’s swimming lesson, Lars approaches him and Ross in the showers, and his actions upset Eric.

Three Tears: Chapter Twenty-Six by David Heulfryn

James and Tom are evacuated from the island and taken to hospital. The boys are split up, and Tom is left worrying about James while he deals with his injuries.

James expects Tom to be with him when he wakes up, but it is his mother. She has been flown to see him, but unfortunately, Tom’s parents couldn’t make it. Not only does James have to explain to his mother what happened, but he also has to tell her why he and Tom were singled out.

Consequences in Cockaigne by David Heulfryn

Eric and Billy travel together to Cockaigne and soon split it. Eric meets Ross who takes him home. Both boys are surprised to find their swim teacher fucking Ross’ brother.

While having lunch, Eric sees what happens when someone is found breaking the rules. A young man is stripped naked and bound by security and left humiliated.

Three Tears: Chapter Twenty-Four by David Heulfryn

The meeting between Phil and Martin’s parents goes well. But Martin’s mother’s parting words that only Phil could hear were, “He’s very sensitive. Don’t hurt him.”

Later that evening, when Martin returns, his mother goes to his bedroom to have a word with him. Mothers always seem to know things, which makes it easier for Martin to come out.