Two Mates for a Magistrate
“Even when Dietrich disappeared into the crowd, he continued to stare, hoping he might get another glimpse.
The voice of one of his coworkers forced his gaze away from the mass of people. “Fritz, what are you doing? Come on, we still have a lot of work to do.”
Irritated with both himself and his colleague, Fritz grumbled an agreement. What in the world was he doing? Flirting with a man, and here, no less? He hadn’t been very overt about it, or at least he didn’t think so. His coworkers shouldn’t... notice anything wrong with him giving a beer to the man they’d almost killed with a falling beam. But one never knew, and in work environments such as his, being openly gay wasn’t exactly smart.
Fritz long ago reached the conclusion each country had its share of bigots, and he’d been unlucky enough to become a worker in a company full of them. As luck would have it, they also showed no respect for the importance of their work. Building was like giving birth and the structures that rose from their hands needed to be strong and reliable for their country to prosper and outlast whatever problems emerged in the future.MoreLess
The voice of one of his coworkers forced his gaze away from the mass of people. “Fritz, what are you doing? Come on, we still have a lot of work to do.”
Irritated with both himself and his colleague, Fritz grumbled an agreement. What in the world was he doing? Flirting with a man, and here, no less? He hadn’t been very overt about it, or at least he didn’t think so. His coworkers shouldn’t... notice anything wrong with him giving a beer to the man they’d almost killed with a falling beam. But one never knew, and in work environments such as his, being openly gay wasn’t exactly smart.
Fritz long ago reached the conclusion each country had its share of bigots, and he’d been unlucky enough to become a worker in a company full of them. As luck would have it, they also showed no respect for the importance of their work. Building was like giving birth and the structures that rose from their hands needed to be strong and reliable for their country to prosper and outlast whatever problems emerged in the future.MoreLess
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