Hello folks. Have you ever wondered what it would have been like if Brian had used his considerable intelligence and grown up a lot sooner after Justin left him that final time before the explosion at Babylon woke him up? What if it didn't take something quite so drastic? Here is my version of Brian and his journey back to Justin. I hope you will enjoy it. I owe a debt of gratitude to my beautiful Granddaughter, Marika, whose banner inspired me to this story. Thank you also to Judy for her amazing work as my beta. Let's pick things up with the aftermath of that famous scene when Michael told Brian off when he came drunkenly to Ben and Michael's house to confront them over taking Justin in, shall we?

Happy Holidays, my friends. I have this year's Christmas story ready for your enjoyment. The setting is the night before Justin makes his historic first-time trip to Liberty Avenue. I know, I know...this happened at the beginning of the school year, not December. Read on. Trust me, it fits in with the theme. LOL! One word of warning...this story is unbeta'd at the moment but I welcome any comments anyway. I hope your holidays will be full of love and peace and with all your loved ones nearby, no matter how you celebrate this Season. An extra special thank you goes out to my eldest Granddaughter, Marika for producing the banner. This is her first one for me and I truly appreciate her work.

This story is the result of the request by a wonderful reader of mine named Lorie.  It begins in 2005.  Justin is a young man in NYC who makes his living as the writer of gay porn and adult fiction.  He has bigger goals for himself.  He dreams of publishing the great American gay romance novel, but he has little to base it on.  Justin does not do relationships and has little trust of others due to a painful childhood.  Brian Kinney is the owner of his own ad agency which has taken on Justin's publishing house as a new client.  What will happen when Brian and Justin meet eventually...two lost souls afraid of committment.  I owe a huge debt of gratitude to my Granddaughter, Amy, for the banner and my friend Pat for beta help.  I also want to thank Lorie for trusting me with her idea.  So enjoy and remember that comments are always welcome.  

Hello, my dear friends and readers. Well now, I'm finally settled in my new and wonderful home (even if everything isn't put up yet ) and I'm ready to get back to work. My muse has had a nice vacation but I've politely asked her to restart her engines and get me fired up. The first thought that came to mind was a moving day for our beloved boys in tribute to what I'd just gone through. I'm sorry I have no banner to accompany the story but Amy, my Granddaughter, has been swamped with last minute school work, the move, and her volunteer work at her Mom's place of employment. She said she'd get one done this weekend but I couldn't wait to post the story. I hope you will forgive me. I am hard at work on updating my ongoing stories now and will concentrate on them until I've made up for making you wait so patiently. Thank you from the bottom of my heart for your kindness and understanding as I worked to improve the lives of my girls and myself. I hope you will enjoy my little story. It's a little tame but the love is always there.  Now on with the story... Brian and Justin change their minds about their future (a guy has the right to change his mind too) and moving day has finally arrived as they start out their new life together.

Brian is rewarded for a job well done with an all expense paid vacation in the Florida Keys and the use of his client's private estate on one of the islands. He and Justin have a romantic getaway that is rudely interrupted by an approaching hurricane. Will our boys survive another brush with violence, this time by Mother Nature?

First of all, please let me apologize for the long delay in getting this story started. I encountered computer problems over a week ago and then was hit by health problems that have kept me from working on my writing for over a week. I'm doing better each day and hope to be back in the swing of things asap. Now on to this story. This is the sequel to Double Trouble and it will help you to understand the characters and their motivations if you've read DT first. Hopefully this one will stand up well on its own, however. This story picks up four years after DT ends. This time it is Gus and boyfriend Jason who are graduating from college and their sisters who are graduating from high school. The story will look back on the previous four years and then move on to their new lives together. Brian and Justin, still happily married, look with pride on the kids they helped move into adulthood together. I hope you will enjoy this continuation of their saga and remember that I welcome all comments. Many thanks to the genius work of Eka for the banner and my friend Pat for the beta work. Enjoy!

Brian and Justin look back on their feelings for each other a few months after Justin moves to New York City and they come to a mutual conclusion as to those feelings.

This story is the result of a fanfic contest.  In this story, Brian Kinney is an ad man who for some unknown reason is teaching a one semester class on Graphic Arts in Advertising to PIFA students.  This will be Justin's last class before graduation.  He is attracted to his new teacher, but is unable to get a response from all his flirting.  How is he ever going to get his wish and become teacher's pet?

This little story is just for fun.  It's a combination gap-filler and what if.  What if Brian suddenly shows signs of being allergic to poor Justin only a couple of weeks after they have gotten back together following the Fiddler Fiasco?  What could be causing the problem?  And is Brian doomed to avoid his favorite bed-mate thanks to his 'problem'.  I hope you will enjoy the humor of the situation, although Brian certainly doesn't seem to be.  Many big thanks to my friend Pat for beta help and my beautiful Granddaughter Amy for the banner.

Today is my First Anniversary.  One year ago today I posted my very first story and it has been one of the best years of my life....in large part thanks to the wonderful readers of this site.  My appreciation of each and every one of you has inspired this little poem.  I know it's a little silly since I'm not really a poet but it is heartfelt.  I hope you will get just an inkling as to how much I truly love you all.  The Anniversary banner was produced by my beautiful Granddaughter, Amy, and I am extremely grateful. 

Nine year old Gus has joined the Boy Scouts and wants Dad to join him on a Father/Son camping trip to the Allegheny National Forest. He is congratulating himself on his good luck when Justin agrees to substitute for him, until bad news comes near the end of their trip.

Justin Taylor is a young actor from Hollywood who has accepted a lead role in the making of a film based on the comic book, 'Rage'.  The location shoot is in Pittsburgh, Pa. and Brian Kinney, head of the company that will promote the film, has been asked to instruct Justin in how to play gay.  The rest they say...is history.  I owe a debt of gratitude to Eka for the beautiful banner and Pat, for her beta work.

I heard this song on a television program one night and couldn't stop thinking how it fit Brian and Justin to a tee.  I figured if I wrote out a story based on the lyrics, I could get the song to go away.  I hope you will enjoy where my mind wandered.  The wonderful banner is by Eka, of course, and beta help came from my friend Pat.  Thank you to both of them.   And thank you to the wonderful lyricist who provided such beautiful words for the song.   Comments are always welcome.  Grammy

I know the holidays are long over now, but this was the last thing that I have left that was posted on the old MW site so I thought I'd go ahead and post on our beautiful new site.  They say that the Christmas spirit should be all year long.  LOL!  Hope you enjoy it if you haven't checked it out before.  It is my take on the beloved  poem by Clement C Moore.  Please be gentle if reviewing...I am definitely not a poet.

This story centers around Brian's thoughts after he convinces Justin to go to Hollywood rather than take the charity  Liberty Ride from Canada.  By doing so, he has spoiled the plans he had made for celebrating Justin's 21st Birthday which would have happened during the ride, but Justin's future is more important to Brian.  I owe a debt of gratitude to Eka for the wonderful banner and Becky for her beautiful beta work for me.  Comments are always welcome.

This is a songfic that was inspired by a wonderful video made by Steph on YouTube so I am dedicating this story to her. She used the song and I couldn't get the image of Brian and Justin as they parted in that final scene of the series when Brian and Justin went their separate ways out of my head. This is how the words of the Whitney Houston song affected me. I hope you will enjoy it. Huge thanks to Eka for the perfect banner for this story and to Pat for her beta skills. Comments are always welcome. Grammy

This is my version of what occurs in Season 2, Episode 6 right after Brian and Justin agree to live together while they both abide by a set of rules.  The beta work is by Pat and I owe the beautiful banner to the wonderful Eka.  I hope you will enjoy.  Comments are always welcome.  Grammy

This is just a silly little ditty that popped into my fevered brain one evening when I couldn't get the many wonderful scenes of our boys kissing out of my head.  No beta, no banner.  Just for fun.

This is my version of the thoughts that are running through the heads of both Brian and Justin as they stare each other down in the backroom of Babylon in Season 3: Episode 7.  Justin is tricking for the first time after giving the Fiddler his walking papers and Brian spots him there.  Many thanks to Eka for the inspiring banner and Heather for the excellent beta job. 

It's the year 2008, and there is a Writer's strike in Hollywood. There are nothing but reruns on television. Brian and Justin have been living together in domestic bliss for over two years and they are getting tired of the reruns. So what will our inventive couple do now to entertain themselves? Read on and solve the mystery. Thanks to Eka for the fun banner and Pat for being a great beta.

This is the third installment of my continuing story that I call the 'Enough' series.  The original is 'Old Enough...' and the first sequel is 'Young Enough....', in case you haven't checked them out.   In this sequel, Brian is beginning to feel a restlessness for his old ways, something Justin isn't happy about.  He is ready for a commitment.  How will Justin handle it when Brian tries to take a stand and have his cake and eat it too.  Will Justin be able to handle it and take a stand of his own, or will their relationship end forever?  Many thanks to Eka for the inspired banner and Pat for her excellent beta work. 

This is a story based on the words of the Clay Aiken song 'Solitaire'.  It is strictly in Brian's POV as he remembers all the events that happened in Season Three from the moment Justin left him for the Fiddler to the moment he got Justin back into his arms, where he belonged.  I owe a debt of gratitude to Eka for the beautiful banner and Pat for her beta skills.

Justin has finally convinced Brian to take a real vacation and they head for Europe.  They fly into Paris and then decide to take a road trip from Paris to Rome.  Of course, not everything runs smoothly for our intrepid travelers...as usual.  Many thanks to Pat for her beta work and Eka for the adorable banner. 

Brian and Justin have had a long and wonderful life together for 60 glorious years as a couple.  Justin looks back on those years with all the love in him while attending a funeral.  This was my very first standalone.  I hope you will enjoy it.  Many thanks to Becky for her fine beta work and Eka for the beautiful banner.

This is the second in a series of 'Enough' stories.  It is the next day after PIFA student, Justin Taylor's 21st Birthday celebration at Babylon where the young man has met and gone home with Liberty Avenue stud, Brian Kinney.  Where do they go from here?  Again I must thank Eka for the beautiful banner and Pat for her beta work.

Brian and Justin have lived together in NYC for several years now.  Brian comes home upset one day when he finds out his newest client needs him to go on a business trip...on a slow moving train to Chicago instead of a quick flight.  Brian is even more upset that he will have to leave Justin behind, due to artistic committments, for such a long trip.  But maybe Justin has other ideas in mind.  Let's all take a journey on the Love Train.  Thanks to Eka for the beautiful banner....my first one...and Becky for helping me with her beta skills.   

What If Justin didn't leave with Ethan the night of the 'Rage' party after catching Brian f**king the Rage actor?  What if he chose a different path instead?  Many thanks to Eka for the dramatic banner.I employed no beta help since this was the result of a fic contest.  Please forgive any errors.

It is the end of 2005 and Brian Kinney is regretting his part in sending Justin to New York City.  He decides it's time to make some changes before the year comes to a close.  Can he get to Justin in time to start 2006 out with a whole new set of rules?  I want to thank Eka for my beautiful banner and Pat for doing beta duty for me. 

Brian is a busy ad exec who has just won an all gay cruise as the prize in a charity raffle.  His friends convince him it is time to get away and relax a little.   Brian looks forward to a little fun but gets a lot more than he bargained for when he meets his cabin steward, a young man named Justin who is working to earn money for tuition to an art academy. 

Brian and Justin decide to take a little vacation in a cabin in the woods to get away from it all.  Of course, for them, nothing comes easy.  It's a vacation they'll never forget, even if they'd like to.  Many thanks to Eka for the beautiful banner and Heather for her wonderful beta work.

I, like so many, was not at all happy with how the QAF series ended.  So here is my version of how it could have happened after the last scene.  I owe a debt of gratitude to Eka for my lovely banner and Heather for her wonderful beta work.