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Part One – starring Cloud Strife, with ‘support’ (sic) from Sephiroth

Sun’s out – guns out, as they say – and, of course, speedos on as well
Now that summer is with us, it’s time for the display of some well-muscled bodies – and (of course) some well-filled speedos to match.

And we begin with Cloud Strife, smiling for once as he struts his stuff, star spangled speedos to the fore (and rear..) as he poses and stretches to his heart’s content – utterly unaware that he is not alone…

Yes, his arch-nemesis has softly and silently entered the scene, and now watches with delight as the boy unknowingly displays his very considerable charms and (ass)ets to his enemy’s hungry gaze.

And will Sephiroth be content merely to watch – or does he have deeper, darker motives in mind? One cannot help but wonder.

Meanwhile Cloud, completely oblivious, enjoys himself in all his golden male glory.

But can his idyll last?

“Alas, regardless of their doom,

The little victims play!”

Thomas Gray, English Poet, 1716 – 1771.

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Description

Part One – starring Cloud Strife, with ‘support’ (sic) from Sephiroth

Sun’s out – guns out, as they say – and, of course, speedos on as well
Now that summer is with us, it’s time for the display of some well-muscled bodies – and (of course) some well-filled speedos to match.

And we begin with Cloud Strife, smiling for once as he struts his stuff, star spangled speedos to the fore (and rear..) as he poses and stretches to his heart’s content – utterly unaware that he is not alone…

Yes, his arch-nemesis has softly and silently entered the scene, and now watches with delight as the boy unknowingly displays his very considerable charms and (ass)ets to his enemy’s hungry gaze.

And will Sephiroth be content merely to watch – or does he have deeper, darker motives in mind? One cannot help but wonder.

Meanwhile Cloud, completely oblivious, enjoys himself in all his golden male glory.

But can his idyll last?

“Alas, regardless of their doom,

The little victims play!”

Thomas Gray, English Poet, 1716 – 1771.

See more of this story at: subscribestar.adult/sparkiesho…