Devin's Bed and Breakfast 3
Devin's Bed and Breakfast Part 3
This is a work of fiction. All characters, organizations, and events portrayed in this work are either products if the author's imagination or are used fictitiously. Copyright 2014 by D. S. M.
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CHAPTER 3
That night I had another dream. This time I found myself in the attic of the house. It was nighttime. I could tell because somehow the roof of the house was missing and I could see a sky filled with stars. I was naked, afraid, and alone. I was also not alone.
The starlight shining down through the rafters was cold and filled with malicious intelligence. I stood immobilized before this unseen presence with my legs spread out and my arms open wide. I was Da Vinci's Vitruvian Man made flesh. I burned with heat, yet waves of goosebumps covered my body.
Then the light moved. It poured into the attic, swirling around me. It broke against my body with the force of a hurricane. It was a consciousness powerful beyond comprehension and so very hungry. It tried to push its way inside me, my mouth, my nose, my ass, even the pores of my skin. It wanted inside, and I was terrified that if I let it in, if I accepted this light into me, it would lose myself.
I woke screaming, thrashing against my blankets in the dark. My heart was pounding, and I turned on the bedside lamp, filling the room with the light of a good old-fashioned light bulb.
After my heart resumed a more normal pace, I couldn't help but laugh at myself. I guess Art's stories of witchcraft and ghosts must of gotten to me. I turned off the lamp and laid back down and waited to fall back asleep. When I finally did, it was peaceful and dreamless.
I spent most of the next morning thinking about how things had gone with Art. I kept hoping he'd call. I wish I could understand what was going on inside his head. Was he in denial about his sexuality, or conflicted? Could it be that there was something unique in our particular 'chemistry' that made it hard for us to resist each other?
A watched cellphone never rings, so I decided it was time to do little research on my new home. I was wondering if I could corroborate some of the things Art told me with news articles or historical references. I opened up my laptop and started searching, but it was pretty fruitless. I decided it was going to require a more detailed investigation then what I had time to do on my own. After all, I had a house to renovate and a business to open. And although I had signed the paperwork, I wasn't sure if yesterday's sexcapades has scared off my contractor. Just as I was starting to think I would hire someone do to the research, I had a brainstorm. I grabbed my phone and called my friend Scott in Chicago.
“Hey Scott, how are you doing?”
“Devin! How is life in the country? Have you started whittlin' and wearing bib overalls?
“No, but I broke the heel on my Prada cowboy boots. I wrote a country song about it. It goes a little somethin' like this...”
“Oh God, no! Don't sing!” Scott laughed. “It sounds like you're acclimating well to country life. Any hunky farmers take you for a ride on their plowing equipment?
I couldn't help but think about my hunky contractor. “Not yet, but I've only been here a week. Give me some time.”
“So when do you think you'll be open for business?”
“That's a really good question. There are some pretty big renovations that have to happen before we can open. Hopefully in the early fall.”
“Well, I think I've got all the boys convinced to come out for a weekend. Let me know when you start taking bookings and we'll arrange a date.”
“Of course,” I paused, shifting gears. “So I have a question for you.”
“Sure thing.”
“Do you still see that guy from that ghost show?”
“Yes, we still talk, exchange texts...”
“And fuck around whenever he's in town?”
“A gentleman never tells.”
“Mmm hmm. Anyway, could I get his email?”
“Sure, but why?”
“Don't laugh.”
“Okay.”