Death and Loving It

By moc.evil@tortxuaf

Published on Feb 21, 2009

Gay

All characters, events and concepts of life and death are fictional and belong to the author.

Disclaimer: The following may contain explicit events between consenting Adult males. If you are not of age or it is illegal for you to read this, please leave now. I am also not responsible for any misconceptions had of or gained from this piece.

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“
You
make
me
feel
old
ya
know.”
“Why
would
I
do
that?”
Sable
threw
his
boyfriend
a
smirk.
After
one
of
their
late
night
romps,
he
thought
that
it
would
be
easier
for
Mana
to
stay
then
explain
to
his
dorm
mother
why
he
needed
to
come
home
so
late.
Sable
looked
over
his
shoulder
and
away
from
his
own
musings
to
see
Mana
arranging
himself
in
bright
and
colorful
clothing.
It
had
such
a
deep
contrast
to
the
gloomy
half
live
in
area
that
was
Sable’s
loft.
“You
dress
so
juvenile...you
make
me
out
to
be
some
kind
of
pedo
ya
know?
“Oh
puh‐leze.
You
aren’t
that
much
older.
If
it
wasn’t
for
all
that
doom
and
gloom
you
wear,
you
wouldn’t
look
like
a
rapist.”
“Hey!
I
thought
you
liked
my
doom
and
gloom...”
muttered
Sable
pretending
to
look
hurt.
“I
only
said
that
to
get
into
your
pants,”
quipped
Mana.
“Speaking
of
which,
how
in
the
hell
do
you
keep
getting
clothes
here?”
“Well
after
you
strip
them
off
me,
I
treat
them
like
casualties
and
let
rest
where
the
fall.”
“Meaning?”
“I
keep
leaving
clothes
here
and
you
wash
them
and
I
wear
them
next
time
we
play
hide
the
sausage,”
stated
Mana
as
a
matter‐of‐factly.
It
took
some
work
to
not
burst
out
laughing.
Sable
was
not
even
sure
what
it
meant,
but
the
thought
of
such
a
game
was
funny
nonetheless.
“Why
don’t
you
just
move
in
with
me?
I
can
keep
you
in
comfort
and
safety.
You’ve
already
got
have
your
stuff
here
anyway.”
“How
am
I
supposed
to
explain
living
with
you?”
“What
about
the
mail
order
Russian
bride
scheme
I
came
up
with.”
“Um
yeah
real
cute
Sae,
but
I
mean
to
people
like
my
parents?
What
do
I
tell
them?
That
we’re
like
Catman
and
Rubin,
fucking
and
fighting
crime?
“Fucking
and
reaping
souls
...”
“Whatever!
The
point
is...
I
don’t
know...
I
gotta
think
for
awhile.”
With
that
he
rushed
out
the
door.
Sable
called
after
him
but
he
was
already
gone.
A
text
beeped
on
his
cell
phone.
It
read:
“I’ll
meet
ya
back
here
later
after
school.
Have
a
good
day
at
work.”
Love,
Mana
“Fine
be
like
that,”
Sable
said
pouting.
Sable
started
to
get
ready
for
work.
He
wore
a
black
collared
shirt
with
his
job’s
logo
of
a
heart
bleeding
black
ink,
a
pair
of
rough
black
jeans,
black
socks,
black
converse,
fingerless
black
leather
gloves
and
a
loosely
tied
black
bandana
with
his
hair
leaking
out
of
the
top.
He
rolled
up
his
sleeves
to
show
off
his
tattoos.
He
worked
at
a
high‐ end
gothic
tattoo
parlor.
He
grabbed
his
keys
and
cell.
With
a
hop
and
a
skip
he
turned
back
and
took
one
last
look
at
his
building.
It
looked
awful.
It
was
kept
that
way
to
keep
people
away
but
the
inside
was
done
up
nicely.
A
short
glimpse
then
he
was
gone.
It
was
funny
that
after
all
that
work
getting
dressed
his
job
was
only
a
few
blocks
away.
He
only
got
the
job
to
keep
himself
busy
while
Mana
was
at
school.
It
also
gave
him
something
to
do
and
kept
him
looking
somewhat
like
a
normal
human
being.
He
worked
for
a
lesbian
couple
and
some
of
their
friends.
He
liked
being
the
only
guy
there
even
if
he
wasn’t
as
butch
as
the
rest
of
them.
The
job
interview
was
a
piece
of
cake.
He
made
up
where
he
learned
to
tattoo
from
and
did
some
crazy
designs
on
a
practice
dummy.
He
even
stripped
nude
and
showed
them
his
tattoo.
He
ended
up
tattooing
everyone
there
with
the
logo
he
had
come
up
with.
Yeah
he
had
fun
but
he
preferred
being
with
Mana.
‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐Mana‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
In
his
mind’s
eye
he
sat
and
watched
all
the
nothing
in
the
world
parade
itself
past
him.
He
sat
eyes
glazed
at
the
view
he
had
taken
in
hundreds
of
times.
He
was
not
the
only
unenthusiastic
one.
Many
faceless
people
were
frozen
in
place
in
various
states
of
movement
and
being.
No
color
was
visible
here,
no
sounds
were
heard,
just
lots
of
nothing.
Time
and
space
distorted
around
the
nothing
as
it
passed
by
his
gaze.
The
background
began
to
fade
and
he
knew
it
was
almost
over.
He
turned
to
leave
as
everything
faded
into
white.
A
woman
screamed
somewhere.
He
thought
it
odd
that
it
was
always
a
woman
who
screamed.
It
was
also
odd
because
there
was
never
any
sound
in
those
dreams
of
his.
Murmurs
all
around
him
were
getting
closer.
Mana’s
eyes
fluttered
open
to
stare
at
the
table
at
which
his
head
was
resting.
He
was
in
his
last
class
of
the
day,
English.
His
face
felt
wet
and
sticky.
He
lifted
his
head
up
to
look
the
professor
right
in
the
eyes.
A
few
people
gasped.
“He’s
alive,”
shouted
someone.
He
felt
his
face
and
looked
at
his
hand.
It
was
bloody.
For
once
he
hadn’t
been
parting
when
something
like
this
happened.
But
unlike
that
time
he
passed
out
under
the
drunk
chick
with
her
period,
he
was
in
class.
“Mr.
Pember
are
you
alright?’
“Huh?
Yeah
I
‘m
cool.”
He
shuffled
through
his
bag
and
got
out
a
compact.
Someone
in
the
audience
coughed
“fag”.
Mana
peered
at
his
own
reflection
in
the
little
mirror,
and
was
surprised
at
what
looked
back.
A
one‐green
one‐blue
eyed
bloody
mess
glared
back
at
him.
“Mr.
Pem‐“
“Yeah
if
ya
don’t
mind
I
am
gonna
go
to
the
bathroom
and
fix
myself
up.”
The
strangest
thing
was
definitely
his
eyes
changing,
but
after
that
was
he
couldn’t
find
where
the
blood
had
come
from.
He
had
no
cuts
and
his
nose
didn’t
have
any
blood
in
it
or
coming
out
of
it.
As
he
made
his
way
through
the
crowd
of
people
packed
into
the
small
English
classroom
to
the
bathroom
he
managed
to
drip
blood
on
a
strange
preppy
man
in
almost
all
white.
“Sorry,”
he
whispered
The
man
only
sneered
at
him,
and
proceeded
to
wipe
up
the
mess,
that
Mana
had
left
on
him.
“Whatever,”
he
thought
and
quickly
made
his
way
to
the
bathroom.
‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐Sable‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
It
was
getting
close
to
five
and
he
was
getting
fidgety.
About
twenty
minutes
before
the
end
of
his
shift
and
some
jack
off
decides
he
wants
his
whole
back
done
in
heavy
ink.
Looking
at
the
size
of
this
guy
back
and
the
tattoo
he
wanted
Sable
estimated
that
it
was
easily
a
2‐hour
job.
Sable
tried
to
push
him
off
on
someone
else,
but
the
guy
liked
his
work
the
best.
Sable’s
ego
grew
a
bit
from
the
compliment,
especially
since
the
ladies
he
worked
with
had
trained
and
had
years
of
experience.
“In
my
defense
I
could
have
been
doing
this
for
much
longer
than
any
of
them,
well
before
I
got
amnesia
and
started
this
whole
topsy‐turvy
decent
into
Madd
World,”
he
had
often
thought
when
people
complimented
him
and
he
felt
guilty
for
accepting
their
praise.
In
any
case
it
was
time
to
go.
He
packed
his
things
and
got
ready
to
leave.
“Hey!
Where
ya
goin?
What
about
my
tat?”
“Sorry
kid
my
shifts
over.
Find
someone
else
to
do
it,”
he
said
trying
to
act
gruff
by
using
the
man’s
dialect.
“It’s
gotta
be
you
though
or
else
it
won’t
work.”
“Listen
kid,
any
other
day
I
would
be
all
over
it
but
not
today,
I
got
me
something
I
need
to
do
before
tonight.”
“Oh
you
lookin
to
scores
some
primo
stuff?”
“Naw
kid,
gotta
see
a
man
about
some
things
for
ma
crib,
ya
know?”
“Yeah
ah
get
it,
gotchore
self
some
baby
mama
drama,
huh?
Alright
I
get
undastand
don’t
wanna
getchu
in
trouble
wit
wifey.
See
ya
tomorrow
then
kid.”
“Yeah
see
ya,”
Sable
said
to
no
one
in
particular
as
the
man
had
walked
off.
He
didn’t
understand
half
the
things
the
man
had
said
to
him,
but
guessed
he
meant
he
would
be
coming
in
tomorrow
for
the
tattoo.
In
truth
he
did
have
a
few
“chores”
before
meeting
Mana
later
tonight.
He
thought
to
himself
while
trying
to
sense
the
meeting
place
for
today.
It’s
been
a
long
time
since
he
had
been
to
the
Goths
and
he
wondered
how
much
money
he
had
racked
up.
The
Goths
were
the
support
system
to
the
reapers.
They
were
regular
humans
who
dealt
out
the
paychecks
and
special
cases.
True
Goths
were
the
ones
who
knew
the
truth
about
death
since
before
the
word.
Unlike
the
posers
who
shop
at
Hot
Topic
or
Tripp
or
the
ones
who
say
that
they
hate
life
or
the
ones
who
write
really
depressing
poetry.
Mainstream
gothic
ideas
stem
from
the
Goth’s
influences
and
were
essentially
away
of
making
money
by
selling
the
expensive
crap
the
posers
like
to
wear
as
well
producing
music
they
liked
to
listen
too.
He
went
down
a
back
alley
and
was
led
to
a
dark
cramped
area
with
a
heavy
metal
door
and
a
small
window.
Graffiti
marked
the
door
and
informed
its
reader
to
use
the
window.
Luckily
he
was
tall
enough
to
rap
the
door
twice
before
stumbling
a
few
steps
back
into
a
loaded
trash
bag.
The
window
opened
up
and
a
young
man
of
about
fifteen
or
sixteen
pops
his
head
out
to
look
for
the
perpetrator
of
the
noise.
“Oh,
he
will
be
right
with
you.
Please
hold
on
one
moment.”
The
door
slammed
shut
leaving
sable
to
his
own
wiles.
He
decided
to
use
this
rare
opportunity
to
write
his
name
on
the
asphalt.
“Oi
Oi
Oi
put
tha
thing
away!
Ah
doe
knee
it
smellin
like
wanker
out
hea
wile
ah
do
mah
business.”
Sable
finished
taking
a
leak
and
stuffed
“it”
in
his
pants
after
a
quick
shake
in
the
voice’s
direction.
It
belonged
to
a
stiff
old
man
in
a
comfortable
looking
black
jumpsuit,
with
long
white
hair.
He
was
Nell
the
man
he
had
come
to
meet,
one
of
the
Goth
advisor’s
assigned
to
the
NY,
Manhattan
area.
“Well
whacha’ll
be
wontin
en?
Urry
an
be
quick
a
bou
it.
Ah
got
me
a
tite
schedge
ul,
an
ah
aint
gots
no
time
tab
eh
pissin
roun
wit
ta
like
ah
you.”
“Right...
well
Nell,
I
am
here
for
my
pay
and
I
got
a
few
questions
about
the
academy.”
“Righ
oh,
ears
ya
fukkin
chek,
dough
spen
it
all
un
one
round,”
he
said
throwing
my
check
to
me
while
laughing
at
me
and
his
own
jokes.
“Ass
for
ta
incurry,
ah
dun
know
but
tha
seems
lie
ah
job
for
ta
managemen.”
“Okay
thanks
Nell,
take
it
easy
man.”
“Righ
en
piss
off
ya
fukkin
prat.”
“Delight
as
always”,
thought
Sable.
He
made
for
home
disappointed.
All
meeting
had
a
two‐week
period
before
they
would
meet
with
anyone.
Of
course
like
Nell
they
move
from
place
to
place
at
odd
intervals
so
he
couldn’t
just
rush
them.
He
would
have
to
break
out
the
mirror
and
then
send
them
a
message.
Of
course
the
management
would
want
to
know
about
Mana’s
ability
and
any
other
dormant
ones.
That
was
why
he
wanted
or
really
needed
to
get
Mana
into
the
academy.
Sable
took
his
time
making
his
way
home.
It
would
be
awhile
before
Mana
would
be
over
and
he
thought
he
would
cash
his
check
and
see
about
any
new
jobs
on
the
way.
It
would
help
expede
his
request
for
an
audience
if
he
had
a
few
more
special
missions
under
his
belt.
These
missions
were
usually
dealing
with
cults
and
their
like
who
had
managed
to
acquire
pieces
of
Goth
history
or
any
knowledge
of
the
truth
about
life
and
death.
Like
acquiring
his
check
he
had
a
roundabout
way
of
cashing
it.
He
walked
down
a
few
streets
until
he
came
to
an
old
building
that
was
seemingly
abandoned
and
broken
down.
He
inside
was
perhaps
something
out
of
a
magazine.



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