Across the Way

Hank Blackwell isn't old, but his hot across the way neighbor, Cameron Hunter, sure makes him feel like he is. Hank's surprised when Cameron comes over to deliver Hank's newspaper, and a confession. Hank Blackwell (Lance Charger) is standing on his porch sipping a cup of coffee and watching his shirtless neighbor, Cameron Hunter (Adrian Hart) do some yard work. Hank tries not to stare at Cameron, varying his gaze to clouds in the sky, the grass, and anything else that may catch his eye, but inevitably, his eyes are drawn back to Cameron. Hank checks out Cameron's chiseled body; his abs, his thick legs, his ass as he bends over to pick something up. We see Cameron through Hank's eyes and how attractive and desirable Hank finds him. Cameron turns around and notices Hank looking at him. He gives Hank a warm wave and calls 'Morning Mr. Blackwell!' 'Hank,' Hank calls back, 'Mr. Blackwell makes me feel old.' Cameron gives Hank a thumbs up and Hank waves at Cameron and tells him to have a great day. Hank turns and heads back into his house, shaking his head as he mutters, 'Mr. Blackwell.' He puts his mug down on the table. Hank walks to his full legnth mirror. He takes his robe off and examines his body in the mirror, squeezing any area of flesh/softness. He sighs and leans in closer to the mirror, rubbing his hands over his face, muttering, 'when did I get so old?' He leaves the bathroom and goes to his bed, where he picks up his phone and scrolls to Cameron's social media profile. As he admires the picture, he slips his hand under his pajama pants and fondles himself. He pulls out his hard dick and jerks it as he keeps his eyes on Cameron's picture. He pants and breathes hard. Once he's done, he lays back and closes his eyes with a sigh. Later, Hank is sitting on his couch watching television when he hears a knock on the door. He gets up to answer the knock and is surprised to see Cameron standing there holding Hank's newspaper. They delivered it to the wrong house. Hank thanks Cameron for bringing it over and they have a discussion about the lost art of print journalism. Hank offers Cameron some juice and Cameron accepts, following Hank into the living room. They take a seat on the couch, with Hank sitting a good distance away from Cameron. Cameron thanks Hank and compliments Hank for his hospitality, making a point to tell him that he likes older men and is sick of fuck boys. Hank admits that he isn't sure what a fuck boy is and Cameron explains it. He tells Hank that he's looking for someone more established and mature, someone more like Hank. Hank nearly chokes on his juice. He is surprised and tells Cameron that he must be trying to be nice and making an 'old guy' feel better. Cameron insists, putting his hand on Hank's thigh. He admits to Hank that he's had a crush on him since he moved in six months ago and that he was sure someone as put together and established as Hank wouldn't be interested in him. Hank is in disbelief. He thinks he's dreaming. Hank admits that he thought Cameron was out of his league and that he's more than interested in him. Cameron leans in for the first kiss. As they kiss, they're tentative, feeling each other out. Their intensity builds as they makeout until they're both feeling confident about the other's attraction.