Three Tears: Chapter Twenty-One by David Heulfryn

Tempers fray on the desert island as Henry returns to the camp with some fish he and his friends had caught. Henry refuses to share them with anyone else, creating a confrontation with Sophie. There is a minor scuffle, and the fish is ruined on the ground. James and Tom separate Henry and Sophie before anything serious occurs.

Meet Kerr MacKenzie

Kerr will soon make his debut in my new Cockaigne Chronicles story about the Ashworth family. Kerr is twenty-two years old and is Ross’ older brother. He is Ross’ primary and only carer since their mother died and their father couldn’t look after him. Kerr moved him and his brother to Cockaigne for a better life.

My Brother’s Cock by David Heulfryn

Billy is uncharacteristically caring as Eric copes with his bruised buttocks. Billy rubs cream on his brother’s arse, but Eric can’t go to school. He fakes an upset stomach and has the day to himself – home alone. Because he is caged, he can’t pass the time by masturbating, so he mainly sleeps, but he does look at Billy’s tablet and finds some pictures he shouldn’t have seen.

Three Tears: Chapter Fifteen by David Heulfryn

James and Tom travel to the desert island to start filming for the new television programme. But James feels melancholy about leaving Martin; thankfully, he has Tom as his support. However, the teenagers have no privacy, so Tom can’t give James the hug he needs. The producer gives them rules and suggested actions on the island, and the teenagers are left to fend for themselves.