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- Orchids in the Sun -

Copyright 2002 by The Lavender Quill

Chapter 2

We knew the trail well, but it was very dark in the woods at night, nearly all moonlight or starlight blocked by the dense canopy of leaves overhead. We had to be careful of our step. A lot of frogs came out just after darkness fell, when they would be cooler and safer from predators. I had to walk pretty close to Nick so I could see by his flashlight. Not too close, mind you. I didn't want to send the wrong signals. Close enough, however, that I could smell the combination of the floral scent of his orchid lei and the base male scent of his body.

When we arrived at the grotto, Nick dropped his pack and dug out a lighter. He lit the tiki torch that Kenji had brought out earlier in the afternoon, then flipped off the flashlight. He pulled out an oversized towel and set it on the ground for us to sit on.

"Is there enough light for you to play, Trevor?" asked Nick.

I opened my case and pulled out my guitar. "Sure, brah. I don't really need any light at all unless I need to read sheet music." ...

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