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Adelulf was ready to leave: beard trimmed, hair waxed down, and aftershave on. There was a show at Foxxxhole he wanted to catch and then it was straight to the nightclub where, luck providing, he’d find at least one girl willing to go home with him after. Everything was on schedule and according to plan. Everything, that was, except the unexpected blonde lurking on his doorstep.

Lennan had been about to knock when Adelulf opened the door. He took one look up at him and then turned his head away, a small pout on his lips. “You’re going out, aren’t you?”

“Yes.”

“Won’t you stay in instead?” the Irishman asked, his eyes still firmly focused on the floor. “With me?”

Adelulf laughed. “On a Saturday night? No.”

He went to stride past when Lennan stepped in his path, arms hugged tight around the coat he was wearing. His cheeks were red and he was biting his lip as he slowly moved his hands to open it and reveal what was underneath. Or rather, that is, what wasn’t. Skimpy lingerie was the only thing protecting him from baring all, its tight black lace snug against his white skin. He was even wearing suspenders, stockings, and a pair of strappy black heels. Perhaps those, in hindsight, Adelulf should’ve noticed beforehand.

“D-Do you want to stay in with me now?” Lennan asked, gripping the sides of his coat with shaking hands.

Adelulf’s eyes went wide. And yet he still gave the answer Lennan desperately didn’t want to hear. “No.”

His heart sank. The blush that covered his face deepened as he went to close his coat again, desperate to flee as quickly as possible. The only thing that stopped him was Adelulf stepping towards him, almost pressing his body up against his half-naked form, and gripping his chin tightly. There were tears starting to form in his eyes when the Lycan forced him to tilt his head up. Why did he have to fall for him like this? Why him, of all the men?

“You’re going to come out with me instead.”

Now it was Lennan’s turn to be shocked. His mouth opened just enough for Adelulf to push his tongue past his parted lips, kissing him deeply and making him whine where he stood.

“I’d do that coat up if I were you,” Adelulf murmured, stroking a finger along his jaw. “That is, of course, unless you want everyone to see what you’re wearing for me?” His other hand gripped his waist and tugged him closer. Lennan was cold in the autumn chill. He’d have to find a way to warm him up later. “To see what a slut you really are underneath it all?”

Lennan swallowed hard. It was Adelulf he’d wanted to be leaving breathless and yet he was the one stood here with his cock steadily hardening and a face like sun-ripened tomatoes. “Aren’t you going out to pick up girls?”

“I was,” he admitted. “But maybe something else can keep me entertained instead.”

Lennan tried to hide the smile that spread across his lips. He drew back, pulling his coat back around himself and tying it firmly shut. He should’ve been wearing something warmer in this weather but this pea-coat hugged his slender curves in a way he couldn’t resist showing off to the older man. It shouldn’t have made him so happy to draw Adelulf away from the groups of women that sat in his regular booth at the club. He knew, deep down, that he shouldn’t have been dedicating himself to a man that he had to compete for the attention of in the first place. And yet now, the same as every other time he had done it, a warm feeling spread through his body and filled his heart. Adelulf’s arm around his waist, his breath on his ear, his kisses on his neck... He yearned for them all. It wasn’t like the lycan hadn’t told him what he was setting himself up for when he’d confessed to him all those months ago. He knew full well that Adelulf would never be the perfect ideal man. He didn’t want him to be. He simply wouldn’t be the Adelulf he’d fallen in love with if he was.

“We’re going to Foxxxhole first aren’t we?” Lennan asked, watching the route they were taking from Adelulf’s place. It was only a few streets away - that, he was sure, must’ve been by design.

“Oh?” Adelulf smirked as he pulled his arm tighter around Lennan’s middle, hearing his heels click on the pavement as he teetered a little closer. “Have I taken you there so many times now that you know where we’re going from the off?”

“Maybe...” He bit his lip. “Can I sit on your lap once we get there?”

He got a soft chuckle in return. “I wouldn’t have it any other way.”

As soon as the club came into sight, it became clear why Adelulf had been so desperate to come - the posters on the outer walls were advertising a special performance by Morrigan. One where, it promised, she was going to bare all. Lennan didn’t mind that the lycan always came to her shows. He didn’t even mind that, according to the man himself, he knew her. In the biblical sense, of course. All that really mattered was that when Adelulf took a seat as close to the stage as possible, he pulled Lennan into his lap just like he’d promised, hooked an arm around his middle and kept him firmly in place. Lennan could feel his every movement like that. Especially the one between his legs that formed a tent at the front of his trousers and pressed up against Lennan’s ass. All he had to do was spread his thighs and push back.

“That eager already?” Adelulf half-grunted into his ear. “The night’s only just begun.”

Lennan rolled his hips and ground up against him. “Aren’t you talking to yourself there?” he asked. “I could do this for hours... I don’t think you’d last nearly as long.”

Adelulf’s fingers tensed around him and wrenched him ever closer, drawing a soft whine past his lips. “You wanna bet on it?”

Those words alone made Lennan’s eyes widen. He bit his lip, sounding a little out of breath when he spoke. “What’s your price?” It was a question he felt sure he’d regret asking.

“If I’m the one that can’t stand it anymore, then you win. We’ll go straight home and I’ll spend the night in with you, just like you wanted. No-one else taking my attention...” He leant further in, his lips brushing at Lennan’s ear as he spoke. “But if I win and you beg me to fuck you like I know you inevitably will then we aren’t going anywhere. We’ll be staying out all night. Don’t worry though, I’ll still be fucking you - in whatever club toilet happens to be closest. The only real question here is that, when you stagger out of the stall barely able to walk, will you do your best to hold all of my cum inside you or will you let it leak out, trailing down your leg where anyone could see it?”

Lennan felt ashamed to admit it but he was already ready to beg. He might’ve wanted to spend hours in Adelulf’s bed when he’d first gone to his house earlier that evening but now, perched in an armchair with the outline of a girthy cock spreading his ass cheeks far apart, he wanted nothing more than to stay just where they were. “Then, please...” he started, having to stop when Adelulf’s tight grip threatened to draw a moan past his lips. “Please fuck me, Adelulf. I-I want it. I want it so bad.”

“Shh,” Adelulf cooed. “Don’t worry. Just as soon as the show’s over, you’ll get your fucking. You deserve it.” His hands snaked up under Lennan’s coat, stroking along his stockings until he reached the bare skin above them. “For wearing this... just for me.” For just a moment, he released him. Then a hard smack came across his thighs. “Even if you have taken over my Saturday night.”

Adelulf lowered his drink, peering over the top of the rim. He’d been alone in his regular booth at the club but now, almost on cue, a pretty blonde had showed up to greet him. She had her hands on her hips and when she leant to one side, the large slit in her dress revealed the stockings that clung to her thighs.

“Is this seat taken?” she asked.

“For you?” He put his glass down and smirked. “Never.”

She slid onto the cushioned seating beside him. As soon as she was in range, Adelulf’s arm wrapped around her shoulders and tugged her closer, almost dragging her straight onto his lap entirely.

“You must be new around here,” he said, leaning in to whisper into her ear. “I’d have noticed someone this beautiful before.”

Her cheeks flared red and she chuckled. “Oh, I’m not new.”

“Then why haven’t you come over to say hello before?”

She placed a hand on his thigh and squeezed, gripping it tighter as she moved in closer. Their lips were almost touching when she finally spoke. “Because you’re always sat with all those other girls and I want you all to myself.”

Adelulf’s eyes widened for but a moment. His smirk returned just as quickly. “So you don’t like to share?” he asked. With a harsh tug, he pulled her into his lap, his arm moving to wrap around her waist and hold her in place. “Or do you just need a lot of attention?”

The smile on her face grew as she pushed back, grinding up against him. “Both.”

He was getting hard now; they could both feel it. His legs spread further open and she moved her hips in response, the thin silk of her dress pulling taut and pressing to the lines of her ass cheeks.

“No knickers?” Adelulf asked with an amused chuckle.

“Maybe...” she responded. “You’ll just have to check.”

He didn’t need telling twice. His hand trailed over her thigh and past the slit in her skirt, stroking over her skin up to the crack of her ass. Two of his fingers pressed up and felt lacy fabric beneath them. There wasn’t much of it there - it petered out into a single string of elastic wedged between her cheeks.

“A thong?” His fingers hooked around the elastic and tugged. “You really are trying to get my attention.” He let go. The elastic snapped back against her, whipping her asshole and bringing a sweet cry past her lips. Adelulf laughed. “I might just have to reward you for all this effort you’ve made.”

His grip on her waist tightened as his other hand remained firmly on her ass. He rubbed at her hole, circling it around and around, before starting to push inside. She gasped. Her fingers tensed up, curling around the sleeve of his shirt, groaning as the gentle movements slowly turned into a hard finger-fucking. She might’ve came if he hadn’t pulled them away just as quickly.

“What about my reward?” she asked through breathy pants.

“You’re getting it - don’t worry.”

The sound of his zip underneath her caught her by surprise. Rather than fingers at her entrance, it was now his cock that pressed against it, rock-hard and ready to pound her.

All of a sudden, the feminine tone “she” had been putting on faded away. “O-Out here?” Lennan stammered. “But what if someone sees?”

“What if someone sees?” Adelulf tutted. “But I thought that was what you wanted. Did you think I hadn’t noticed that smug, self-satisfied grin you were giving to every blonde that passed us by?”

“Sh-Shut up,” Lennan half-grunted, the tips of his ears flaring red.

Adelulf leant in, whispering to him softly. “If you don’t want my cock inside you Lennan, then all you have to do is say so.”

The boy’s eyes widened. He licked his red painted lips, twitching as Adelulf’s tip brushed his rim again, before he finally gave his answer. “N-No, I... I want it.”

“Then beg me for it.”

Only the make-up on his face was saving Lennan from becoming the shade of a tomato. “Please fuck me,” he mumbled.

“Where?”

“Fuck... F-Fuck me in my ass. Right here. In public.”

Only then did Adelulf push inside him. His thrust was hard but steady, stretching him open and parting his cheeks around him. Ever so slowly, bit by bit, he sank in deeper. Never stopping, never pausing, until Lennan was sat on him flush, able to feel Adelulf’s balls brush against the back of his thighs. He was whimpering already and having to look out in front of him at all the people dancing and drinking, close enough to see just what was going on if they paid attention, was only making it worse.

“Aren’t you going to moan for me, Lennan?” he asked. “You always do whenever I take you home.”

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Sarawak won't emulate Sabah in allowing illegals to occupy state, says Adenan

KOTA KINABALU, March 16, 2015:

Sarawak Chief Minister Tan Sri Adenan Satem said if there was any lesson to be learned from Sabah, it would be to avoid dealing with issues related to illegal immigrants.

He said while Sabah earned high points in so many areas, Adenan said he would not “follow Sabah’s footstep to allow so many people, the PTIs (illegal immigrants) to occupy Sabah”.

“Now there is no necessity for us to have RCI (Royal Commission of Inquiry on illegal immigrants).

“I pity (Deputy Chief Minister Tan Sri Joseph) Pairin (Kitingan) having to handle the committee (as recommended by the Commission of Inquiry report). We (Sarawak) will not follow your example.”

Speaking during a welcoming dinner hosted by the Sabah government in conjunction with his official visit here, Adenan said Sarawak did have some foreigners in the state, mostly from Kalimantan, but the situation was under control.

“I am also surprised by the big jump in Sabah population, from about 700,000 before to three million now.

“It cannot be a matter of increase in Sabahans. We also don’t want that kind of population increase.”

He, however, had good words for Sabah’s environmental conservation works, touching on forestry management, orang utan protection at Sepilok, Sandakan, and the Danum Valley Conservation Area.

“When people see timber, all they see is the dollar sign. They don’t see the beauty of the jungle.

“You did a big mess with your jungles, but the mess is gone and well regulated and done.

“We want to follow in your footsteps. We want to create another ‘Danum’ back home and it will be a competition to your Danum, maybe even more beautiful,” said Adenan.

He also said that Sabah was way ahead of Sarawak in terms of tourism and that they had a lot to catch up with.

“A lot of foreign tourists come to Sabah. There are a lot of flights coming in and out.

“We are nothing compared to you all, but we would like to create a friendly competition.”

Adenan also suggested collaboration between both East Malaysia states in the tourism sector, throwing ideas of combining a Kinabalu-Mulu package, adding: “One will go up in the air (Mount Kinabalu) and the other go down into the ground (Mulu Cave).”

Adenan stressed that both states should continue using the word “Borneo”, which was well known word to many.

Sabah Chief Minister Datuk Seri Musa Aman, in welcoming Adenan and his entourage, called for greater cooperation between the two states.

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Adenan displays his humble side

KUALA LUMPUR, March 9, 2015:

Pictures of Sarawak Chief Minister Tan Sri Adenan Satem having lunch, sans protocol, with locals are circulating online leading Malaysians to laud the lawmaker for his casual approach.

The images uploaded yesterday by user Idris Buang Al-Haj on Facebook, depicting Adenan having Laksa Sarawak at Kubah Ria in Kuching, Sarawak, have received 1,339 likes as of press time.

“HUMBLE & MODEST. Sarawak CM ignores protocol when having casual lunch at Benteng Satok near Kubah Ria, Kuching. Salute to you, Sir!” the description of the image read.

In the image, Adenan is seen eating the famous laksa with locals in the restaurant while posing for photos at the same time.

“This is really him. Even though he is a Chief Minister, he is still the same old Adenan. Salute!” Aden Nagrace commented on the posting.

Areezhj Takata described Adenan as the best CM ever with user Awangkok Dewa complimenting him as humble.

Roy Heng, on the other hand ,gave Adenan five stars for his approach.

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Decision on UPP, Teras at appropriate time, says Deputy Prime Minister

BAU, Feb 13, 2015:

At the appropriate time, the Sarawak Barisan Nasional will make a suitable decision on the fate of two new state political parties, the United People’s Party (UPP) and Teras (Parti Tenaga Rakyat) which want to join the coalition.

Deputy Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin said this would also involve the distribution of seats, including the 11 new seats, to them and other state BN component parties.

He was answering questions from the media on the state preparations to face the next state election after a meet-the-people session at the Bau Civic Centre here today.

“The state BN is ready to face the election any time. It is always in a constant state of preparedness and is actively tackling issues faced by the people,” he said.

Chief Minister Adenan Satem, who was also present, said UPP and Teras had always been pro-BN “which is very important. On that basis, we can negotiate”.

UPP was formed by former Sarawak United People’s Party (SUPP) deputy secretary-general Datuk Sri Wong Soon Koh after a leadership crisis in SUPP.

Teras, on the other hand, is led by former Sarawak Progressive Democratic Party (SPDP) president Tan Sri William Mawan, who faced similar problem in SPDP.

Both are senior state ministers.

Meanwhile, Muhyiddin said what was also important now was to keep on showing that the BN government was people-centric and always fought for their betterment in good times or bad, like facing the recent flood.

“It has always been its policy to help the poor folks,” said the Deputy Prime Minister.

He expressed satisfaction with all initiatives taken by Adenan, be they on politics or in his administration.

“I have seen the support for the state BN government from the people becoming much stronger and better,” he added.

Earlier in his speech, Muhyiddin said the Sarawak economy had now become stronger with the various initiatives taken by the government to expand its base and attract more foreign investors.

“When the Sarawak economy is strong, it will contribute positively to the nation’s economy.”

He pointed out that at the Samalaju Industrial Park in Bintulu, which is part of the Sarawak Corridor of Renewable Energy (SCORE), more than RM24 billion in foreign investments had been achieved.

“This is generating a lot of job and business opportunities. Now, more new industrial areas are coming opening up. There is also the focus on developing the small medium scale industries to help ordinary folks increase their income,” he said.

On the recent flood in the state, Muhyiddin said some 14,996 people from more than 4,000 families had been evacuated.

This does not include the 58,107 people from 11,027 families who were affected, but refused to move to the evacuation centres so that they could look after their properties.

Muhyiddin said despite the cut in national budget, the government had allocated some RM40 million in aid to victims nationwide for constructing new homes or repairing those that were partially destroyed.

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More Sabah leaders want 'lain-lain' removed

KOTA KINABALU, Jan 19, 2015:

Eliminating “lain-lain” (others) in the race column on official government forms would make one feel more Malaysian.

Stressing that doing away with such a category should also be practised in Sabah, State Speaker Datuk Seri Salleh Said Keruak said it could be done for the common good of the people.

“Such a move would definitely reflect the 1Malaysia concept,” he told The Rakyat Post, adding that there was nothing wrong in writing down one’s race because it reflected one’s identity and culture.

The 1Malaysia concept, espoused by Datuk Seri Najib Razak when he took over as Prime Minister, revolves around racial unity.

Salleh was commenting on the federal government’s decision to agree to a request by Sarawak to eliminate “lain-lain” in the race column in official forms.

Another Sabah lawmaker has called on the state government to not only emulate Sarawak but go a step further by doing away with the “divisive ‘Bumiputera Islam’ and Bumiputera Bukan Islam’ ” for natives to restore the dignity of Sabahans.

Sabah State Reform Party (Sabah Star) chairman Datuk Dr Jeffrey Kitingan claimed there was no reason to divide the indigenous people by religion except to help Umno and Putrajaya to racially divide the natives and marginalise as well as sideline the non-Muslims.

“The term ‘Bumiputera’ has no application in the federal or Sabah Constitutions.

“By wrongly implementing the ‘Melayu/Bumiputera’ policy, the government is trampling on Article 41 as not every ‘Melayu’ or Bumiputera is indigenous or native to Sabah,” he said in a statement today.

The Bingkor assemblyman further explained that a Malay from West Malaysia or a newly-minted Malay from Indonesia with a new Malaysian identity card had no business depriving the privileges and benefits reserved for the indigenous people under Article 41.

Jeffrey said under the Constitution of Sabah, Article 41 provides for “safeguarding the position of natives”, which is the responsibility of the Yang di-Pertua Negeri

He stressed that all these nonsense and marginalisation of indigenous natives must be stopped and priority should be diverted to the local indigenous natives, who must include local Bajau, Suluk, Bisaya, Kedayan, Brunei, Sungei, Iranun, Ubian, among others.

“Malays from Malaya and foreigners re-classified as Malays should not be depriving genuine Sabahans by the government wrongly failing to implement Article 41.”

However, Jefrrey expressed worry that the Sabah government and its Barisan Nasional leaders would not be able to emulate Sarawak Chief Minister Tan Sri Adenan Satem’s decision to do away with the “lain-lain” column in their government official forms.

He wondered if Sabah BN leaders would rise above individual and party political interests to stand up to Putrajaya and take pro-active action in the common interest of Sabahans and the indigenous people.

“This will be another ‘wait and see’ game.

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SAM: Adenan should condemn illegal logging

KUALA LUMPUR, OCT 2, 2014:

Sarawak Chief Minister Tan Sri Adenan Satem has been urged to walk the talk in tackling the scourge of illegal logging.

On Sept 24, Adenan announced that the state would arm 50 senior enforcement officers to fight illegal logging as he “had enough with illegal logging devastating the state’s forests and its diverse wildlife”.

He said he expected to see results in the next six months and promised to do something more drastic if the situation did not improve.

Sahabat Alam Malaysia’s (SAM) urged Adenan to show his leadership by outrightly condemning illegal logging.

SAM in a statement today said he could start with this particular case, the seizure of Tapang logs.

SAM said this plant species was protected under the Second Schedule of the Sarawak Wildlife Protection Ordinance 1998 because it was rare and an important nesting tree for honey bees.

SAM said the felling of Tapang trees was prohibited and the penalty was a maximum one year imprisonment or a fine of RM10,000.

SAM said its field staff had stumbled upon a huge pile of seized logs at the log-pond of Sungai Pelutan in Middle Baram, Sarawak recently.

The non-government organisation applauded the Forestry Department’s quick action in seizing the logs.

It said the agency should leave no stone unturned in its investigation as it feared that the amount seized could be just the tip of the iceberg.

The group said conviction against violation of logging rules was rare in Sarawak.

SAM called on the Attorney-General to direct the prosecuting officer to push for the stiffest penalty against those responsible.

The group urged the Sarawak Forestry Department to publicise the actions that they had taken thus far on this case.

“The public must know whether the parties involved have been found guilty and whether they have been awarded the licence to log the area concerned … or are they holding permits to log in other areas.”

SAM called on Adenan to revoke all their logging licences if they had any in order to set an example for other potential offenders to show he meant business.

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'Ramadan best time to do good to oneself and society'

KUCHING, June 29:

Ramadan is the best time for Muslims to do good to themselves and society as the focus should be on changing themselves and society for the better, says Sarawak Chief Minister Tan Sri Adenan Satem.

“It is not just about abstaining from eating and drinking (from dawn to dusk) and then enjoying the buka (breaking of fast) spread,” he said in his Ramadan message here yesterday.

He urged Muslims to have deeper understanding of Quranic teachings and work at attaining Allah’s blessings by fulfilling more religious obligations and doing noble deeds in conjunction with Ramadan.

“We should have the desire to share the good things with others by giving alms, hence improving the quality of our fasting and receiving more divine blessings,” he said.

“Let’s not disparage others, let’s not be disunited but remain true to the real meaning of fasting,” he added.

In conjunction with Ramadan, Adenan also welcomed the non-Muslim communities in Sarawak to celebrate the month of Ramadan together as a mark of solidarity.

“There will be Ramadan bazaars for our multiracial and multi-religious people.

“Moderation can help Sarawak’s multiracial society to all enjoy the harmony and prosperity in our beloved state,” he said.