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Arlo reached down and jerked his cock in time with Axel’s thrusts, the pair of them working as one, their bodies perfectly in tune with one another.

Before long, the pair of them were working their way up to an explosive climax that would leave them both propped up against opposite walls of the tiled shower enclosure.

‘Daddy… that was something else,’ Arlo said, barely able to speak as the magnitude of his orgasm made itself known to his entire body. ‘So naughty. So nice.Urgh. I’m beat.’

‘No one does to me what you do,’ Axel responded, the cum on his cock being washed away by the shower water as his chest rose and fell in time with his heart. ‘It’s not even close. You’re the only one for me, Arlo.’

‘Same,’ Arlo replied, his legs barely able to hold his weight. ‘But I think I might need a nap now.’

‘A nap?’ Axel chuckled. ‘I’m thinking dinner, half an hour of TV, and then bed. We’ll sleep all night and then do it all again in the morning…’

Whether Axel was referring to sex, or simply having another wholesome day as tree surgeons, Arlo wasn’t sure. But either way, it sounded truly heavenly. Arlo had never felt so happy in his whole life – a life that was increasingly looking like it was going to be spent in Eagle Ridge…

Chapter 18

Axel

Axel parked his truck in front of Kipp’s ranch house and watched with a smile on his face as Arlo jumped out of the passenger side and made a beeline to his Little friends as they waited for him over by the play barn.

And with the Daddies waiting for Axel with ice cold beers in their hands and burgers on the barbeque, Axel was very much in the mood to let loose and enjoy the moment – and there very much was a reason to celebrate too.

In the weeks since Jack McPherson had instructed his lawyer to fight Arlo’s case, things had moved pretty quickly. Not only did the military back down and accept that Arlo was unfairly dismissed, but they also agreed to accept responsibility for the bullying and negligence of Arlo’s mental health he had experienced too. It was nice to get a financial compensation package for this, but what Axel truly loved was seeing how much the news freed Arlo up mentally and allowed him to be his full self all the time.

Arlo wasn’t living in fear any longer.

There were no clouds hanging over Arlo that could bring him down or make him feel bad about himself. It was true that going back into the military was never going to happen, but Arlo was able to slowly embrace the fact that he broke barriers in the first place, aced his training, and made an impact in his own way.

As far as Axel was concerned, he was incredibly proud of how his special boy had set out to achieve something, done it, and was now able to walk away with his head held high.

Being a true Daddy, Axel’s priorities were firmly aimed at ensuring that his baby boy was happy and living his best life, and now he knew that this was the case it was an incredible feeling. With the support of his fellow Eagle Ridge Daddies, Axel had given Arlo the gift of a new life, and the fact that he got to spend it with his boy was the cherry on top of the cake.

And it was with all this in mind that Axel and Arlo arrived at Eagle Ridge Ranch on a balmy Sunday afternoon…

‘Hey, it looks like the whole gang is here!’ Axel bellowed as he embraced Kipp, Trey, Max, and Jack. ‘Thank you so much for doing this, Kipp. The place looks great.’

‘Hey, I couldn’t have done it without you,’ Kipp replied. ‘The orchard is coming along nicely too. Here, have a beer. The first of many!’

Axel gratefully received an ice cold beer and took his first glug. As the cold, amber nectar flavor hit his tongue, Axel felt a surge of happiness come over him. Surrounded by hisfriends and with a gaggle of excitable Littles making noise in the distance, this was a truly wholesome situation.

‘So what’s new?’ Axel asked, his eyes flashing over to the barbeque and hungrily eyeing up a burger.

‘Well I do have one little bit of news…’ Kipp said, walking over with Axel toward the flaming hot burgers, wieners, and corn on the cob. ‘I’m looking for some more investment to help with the ranch refurbishment and Jack is going to step up and put some money in.’

‘That sounds positive,’ Axel said, knowing that being a Daddy, Jack McPherson would be all in favor of the ranch becoming a true spot for Littles and Daddies alike.

‘We’re going to build a swimming pool,’ Kipp said, a broad smile on his face. ‘Half indoors, half outdoors. A couple of water slides. A jacuzzi on the side. Even a steam room too.’

‘I guess Jack is investing some seriously big bucks then,’ Axel laughed, impressed at Kipp’s ambitious plan.

‘It’s not nothing, that’s for sure,’ Kipp laughed, placing a burger in a sourdough roll and handing it to Axel. ‘And we were thinking you could populate the indoor section with some tropical plants. You know, some real exotic kinds.’

‘Now you’re talking,’ Axel smiled, his mind already running wild with ideas over what kinds of spectacular plants he could source.

‘I’ve got some real plans for this place,’ Kipp said, a look of ambition in his eyes. ‘I might even be looking to take on someone on to work with me full time. Nothing concrete yet, but it’s something that I’m going to need to explore at least.So if you hear of any Daddies looking for some rough and ready ranch work, let me know.’

‘I sure will,’ Axel replied, the mention of hiring a new employee setting off a thought process in his mind too.

Suddenly, the sizzle and smell of the food had drawn the whole gang of Daddies around the barbeque.

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