Brian and Justin find themselves in the hospital trying to explain that things aren’t, as they seem.

Hello, my dear readers.  Today, I have something brand new for you.  Before anything else, I want to dedicate this story to one of my dearest readers and friend, Vicki, for entrusting me with her plot bunny for this story.  I couldn't have done it without her support.  Also a big thank you to Judy, my fantastic beta, and Marika, my talented banner maker.

Now, as to this story, this is for all you animal lovers out there.  What happens when Brian becomes the 'somewhat' reluctant (yet willing) rescuer of a pair of brutally abandoned dogs?  How will this one act of kindness change his life and that of his beloved husband and son?

P.S.  I've chosen Irish Setters in this case as a tribute to Vicki, a proud Irish lassie.

This is a continuation of my short story Independence Day. Brian and Claire were raised by Vic after their mother killed their father and herself. 

Brian Kinney was gobsmacked!

Imagine if S1 E9 had gone a little differently.

I apologize for the delay in getting my holiday story to you, but I hope you will still enjoy it.  It seems that Brian has a problem being around for Justin whenever a big holiday comes up. They've been living together for several years, and this year is the straw that broke the camel's back.  Brian again misses every holiday for the last few months of the year, so Justin decides it is time to do something about it.

Many thanks to my wonderful beta, Judy, for her skills, and my dear Granddaughter, Marika, for the lovely banner.

Brian and Justin go to dinner and something happens-  sorry to tell more would be giving it away

Gus wants a pet.

Brian's ride in the ambulance

What happened on the way to the hospital.

This story is dedicated to Gloria Hernon. I wrote it today after reading her request for a story about Brian's thoughts during the ambulance ride to the hospital after the bashing.   

And to Nichelle, thanks so much for the editing. You're the best.  

Will Brian survive Father's Day?

(The pics have now been added thanks to TAG.)

Hello, members! Kinnetik Dreams is about to celebrate its second anniversary (woo-hoo!!), which means it's time for us to pay for this year's website operating expenses. Having and running a website is not free, unfortunately.

For us to continue running KD, the admins are asking for your help. We get that times can be financially tough, as they are for most of us. Every dollar donated by our members will help us meet our goal to keep this site going. So, if you can help out, even just a little bit, we'd be grateful.

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