Cabin by the Lake

By Joe Collins

Published on Nov 12, 2011

Gay

If this story is prohibited in your area, you are underage or gay sex offends you, then please leave. If you are looking for hard core sex, you won't find it here. This story is fictional and so are the characters. However, the setting is a real and is located in Central Oregon. It does sit on the edge of the Three Sisters Wilderness Area. Please feel free to email me and be sure to include the title in the subject line.

Thanks, Randy for you help!

Now just sit back and enjoy!

The Cabin by the Lake

Chapter 13

The guys were making good time traveling down the trail. Dennis and Kyle were able to talk in whispers. This gave the boys a little comfort knowing that they could talk to each other without being heard.

"Dennis, I think we are doing the best thing by going along with Jack and Walt. Life could be a lot worse. If we play our cards right maybe we can escape and come out of this alive."

"Escape is out of the question, unless we are absolutely sure we can pull it off. I am with you and we will watch for the opportunity. Just be careful, I don't want to be on the receiving end of a bullet," said Dennis.

"Have no fear, I feel the same way. I think that we should be careful and not try to talk too much. You never know when they will hear something and become suspicious. Let's try talking out loud about anything, the weather, the birds singing, the scenery or the like. Maybe they will let us do that. Jack and Walt should get use to us talking and maybe relax their guard a little. We can always talk in riddles and maybe fool them, although I rather doubt it. They seem too be smart to fall for something like that," Kyle said.

"Agreed!" relied Dennis.

"Hey, Jack! Did you see that deer we just passed over on the left. A real nice buck," Dennis said loud enough for all to hear.

"Afraid not. I guess I' ll have to keep my eyes open. I'd like to stop and take a little rest. My butt is getting very tired. I'm not use to sitting in a saddle for this long. Hey, Walt want to take a break?"

"You bet! I have been ready for quite sometime now," replied Walt.

"About a mile on down the trail, is a little lake with a hot spring. We can stop and take a little dip and soak our aching muscles," Dennis said.

"Sounds good to me,” said Jack.

"I would say hurry up a bit, Jack. I am ready to stop now,” complained Walt.

"I don't think we should pick up the pace any. We don't want to overwork the animals. We could wind up carrying everything on our backs, if we tire them out and they became exhausted," explained Kyle.

Soon they were at the hot springs. They dismounted and tied the animals and unloaded the packs to give the animals a breather also.

"We have come quite a good distance today. What about setting up camp and getting an early start in the morning?" asked Dennis. "Sounds like a good idea to me. I know we won’t get an argument from the horses. Let's go soak a little before setting up camp," said Walt.

"How about me setting up camp while you guys are relaxing?" asked Kyle.

"Not a good plan. You can come with us so we can keep an eye on the two of you. It would be just like you to ride off on the horses and leave us here," stated Jack.

"Now, do I look like someone who would do such a mean trick like that?" asked Kyle.

"Yes!" came the reply from both Jack and Walt.

"Ok, then, let's go soak," responded Kyle.

After soaking for awhile in the hot water, camp was made. The horses and mules were tethered in a grassy meadow to graze. Kyle and Dennis started the evening meal while Jack gathered some fire wood. Walt had the task of watching the boys, and was sitting on a log. He was far enough away so they could whisper to each other without being heard.

"Kyle, I think trying to escape would only put us in jeopardy. I don't think we should try until the last day. Remember, there is another hot springs after we get on the other side of the mountain, close to Eugene."

"Let's leave the pack and saddles on the animals, so we can make a quick exit. The hot springs will be out of sight of the horses. Jack and Walt will probably put their guns in their boots like they did tonight. I'll leave a dog whistle under your boot. Use the excuse that you need to go to the bathroom, Slip your boots on and go behind a big tree and really blow the whistle which only the animals can hear. It should cause the horses to become very restless. You will come back and say that you are going back to see what is causing the problem with the horses."

" I will stay in the water with Jack and Walt. They should let you go. You can get the animals all ready to go and you can give a yell that you need some help. Then, I will get out of the water, slip my boots on and say that I am going to help you and grab their boots, making sure that the guns are in the boots and come on the run. They will not be able to go very fast over the lava rock and we can leave in a hurry on the horses."

"We can go about a mile and slow down. I will send the police a text message and tell them where they can find Jack and Matt. Yes, I have your cell and the spare. I put new batteries in them. Here take one but keep it out of sight and be sure to turn the ringer off and put it on vibrate. Then we can head home. We can call home and tell Dad and Terry that we are on the way. We will have to do this before we reach an dead area for the cell phone" explained Dennis.

"You know, Dennis I think this will work. We have to keep poker faces and don't say or do anything that might make them suspicious. I certainly hope we are good actors. I just think we can pull this off. How much longer do we have? asked Kyle.

"About three days, maybe four. So we have a little time to make Jack and Walt believe that we are not going to try an escape. We had better leave the saddles and packs on the horses and mules each night until after we have had our swim. Jack and Walt will get use to us doing that and shouldn't think anything of it when we get ready to leave. If either of us feels that all is not going right, we will cancel the plans. Just say that s'mores would really taste good about now. The other can agree. Of course we will probably have to explain what s'mores are," said Dennis. "We could even make some. I put all the ingredients in and all we have to do is roast the marshmallows.

"Hey, dinner is ready. Grab a plate and fill it up," announced Kyle.

"Boys, this looks good. You two are really spoiling us with your cooking. How long have you been in the packing business and where did you learn to cook?" asked Walt.

"Just a little over one year. We learned from our manager, who gave us copies of his recipes. I inherited the business from my mother and we had to learned everything from scratch. Of course we had the best teachers," replied Dennis.

"How much longer before we reach our destination?" asked Jack. "Just curious of about how many more delicious meals we are getting from you."

"Jack, probably three maybe four days. We ran out of food so the rest of the time all you get is skunk stew, that is if we can find a skunk and you can shoot it," laughed Kyle.

"Sure, Kyle, you're not kidding me," laughed Jack.

"I guess you know that you are safe. I am not going anywhere near a skunk much less cook it," continued Kyle. "Just kidding about running out of food." Kyle was thinking to himself that it appeared as if Jack was letting his guard down a little, which was good. Maybe this would , help with the planned escape.

Toward evening, Walt said, "I would like to visit the hot springs again before turning in for the night. Anyone care to join me?" "Not me," said Jack. "I am just going to stay here and keep the fire warm."

"I think that I will secure the camp for the night and turn in early. We have a long day ahead of us tomorrow and I am completely bushed."

"Walt, I will join you. I like to get out of all the work, I can. That hot water should really make me sleep tonight," said Dennis.

Dennis and Walt headed for the hot springs. When they were away from camp, Walt said in a very soft voice. "Dennis, I am glad that you came. I wanted to get either you or Kyle alone. I breathed a sigh of relief when Jack said no about coming. I crossed my fingers and wished that one of you would. I must tell you that I have no bullets in my gun."

"Walt, let's get in the pool and then we can have a long talk. I have a feeling you have something very serious to tell me," Dennis said in a very puzzled voice. They shed their clothes and got in the soothing water.

"Dennis, what I am about to tell you will probably give you a heart attack. Please just hear me out," pleaded Walt.

"Walt, go ahead. I won't interrupt you."

"You know that Jack and I were involved in a bank heist and a security guard was killed. I want to start at the beginning and tell you everything. There is a third man and maybe a fourth involved. Jack is one of the meanest men alive. He is the ring leader. He was somehow able to convince the other man and maybe a third to go along with him. I kept saying no. He would not take no for an answer. He threatened to kill my elderly parents if I didn't help. I knew he would carry out his threat. Mom had a little poodle and somehow he got the dog and choked it to death right in front of me. There was nothing I could do. Jack had a gun pointed at my head. So I took the only way out and told them I would help."

"I was to drive the get-away car, and the other two were going to go inside and hold up the bank. The third man was a bank employee and would be inside. Bill and Jack went inside. The first thing Jack did was shoot the guard, just to make believers out of everyone in the bank. They got some money but not enough to make it worth the effort. They came running out and we left. We ditched the get away car and stole another, the one we torched near LaPine."

"We knew about your pack operation. Bill, the other man, and Jack planned the whole ordeal. Jack took me with him and headed for Elk Lake. Bill was going to Eugene and wait for our call. I dont know what happened to the other guy. I never saw him and I still havent." " I don't know a thing about my parents. I can only hope and pray that they are ok. I overheard Bill and Jack talking. They're planning on killing you and Kyle and losing your bodies someplace in the wilderness. I will be joining you because they are going to kill me also. I don't know when this is going to happen but it will be before we reach Eugene. Jack has a forest service map and can figure a way to get out. He just wanted to find out which trail we would be on and get the use of your horses."

"Dennis, I know that you and Kyle will try to make an escape. You are not the type just to sit back and do nothing. I want to go with you and turn my self in to the police," said Walt.

"Walt, this just scares the hell out of me. You were right. We were going to make our break at the trailhead just outside of Eugene. I just hope you are on the level and not just a stool pigeon getting information from us," said Dennis, very concerned with what he just heard.

"Dennis, I am very sincere. Here look at this gun. It is not loaded and just for show, to put fear into you. My life is at stake and I'll not gamble with it."

"Ok, I'm going to take you at your word. I don't think that we have any other choice," Dennis told him the plan for escape and what would happen. Of course it has to be changed, since you will be coming with us."

"Dennis, I think Bill will be here before then. I saw Jack sending a text while you guys were fixing dinner.

"That means we gotta act fast. There's a little lake about a half day's ride from here. You can fake diarrhea and rush to the bushes. We can stop and decide to go swimming. We can leave the packs and saddles on the animals. When I give the signal, Kyle and I will get out of the water and pretend to be putting on our clothes. When Jack get outs Kyle and I will jump him. You rush out of the bushes and grab his gun. It is loaded isn't it."

"You bet. That is one thing he made sure of," Walt replied.

You will be fully dressed, you can hold him at bay while we are getting dressed. Yes, we have two cell phones .I will send Kyle a text telling him what is going to happen. He has his phone on vibrate and will just let the message go to the message center if he can`t answer. If that happens, he will check it when he gets a chance."

"So let's get out and put our little plan in action. I sure hope it works," said Dennis.

"I do, too. If it doesn't our goose is cooked. We have give it a try because our lives are at stake anyway. So what do we have to lose," said Walt.

Dennis sent his text message to Kyle and go a reply back immediately. He agreed with the plan. "Walt, Kyle said Thanks and he will give you a big kiss when he gets a chance. I think I will check in with the state police and find out from them what is happening. I sent a message yesterday and told them what was going on and where and when we would come out and not to call back but wait to hear from me." Dennis sent his message and was waiting for a reply.

"Dennis, you and Kyle are really cool and calm about all of this. I had no idea that all of this was going on. I am sure Jack has no suspicions either. He told me that he knew that the two of you would try to escape but that he would be ready. I knew that you would probably make an attempt. Just didn't know when. I think Jack is thinking the same as I am-just doesn`t know when."

Dennis' cell started vibrating and he opened it to receive his message and relied back. "Walt, big change in plans. The police were waiting at the trail head in unmarked cars. Bill showed up and was shot while trying to escape. They want us to continue to the trail head. I need to send Kyle a message and bring him up to date. I think we still need to capture Jack' and take him to the trail head. We have a pair of handcuffs in the saddle bag. The main thing we have to do is make sure that we get his gun. I don't want a bullet in me or in either of you. We can handcuff him to the saddle. You two didnt know it but you are using specially made saddles. Once handcuffed to the saddle, a person will go nowhere until the handcuffs are removed."

"Man, it looks like Jack and Bill picked the wrong couple to mess with. I am glad that I am finally on you side. It looks like we have to play the waiting game a little longer," Walt said.

"Walt, I also told the police about your parents and to run a welfare check on them, I am waiting to hear back from them. I also told them about your involuntary involvement. I wanted them to know so that there would be no slip-ups when we arrived at the trail head. I think we will step up the pace a little and see if we can make in one more day. I certainly hope so. I don't know how much longer Kyle and I can hold it altogether."

"I have confidence in you two. You're to level headed to mess up at this stage of the game," said Walt.

TBC

Next: Chapter 14


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