What comes after?
Jonas starts testing the waters. A towel left hanging just a bit longer in the bathroom. A shirt slipped off in the middle of their conversation. Subtle. Calculated. Like a slow dance of fire and gasoline.Rafael? He's spiraling. Trying to keep his composure, trying not to look too long. Trying not to let his hands shake when Jonas leans too close. Because every inch Jonas gives feels like a cruel tease.And at night, when Jonas is asleep?Rafael stares at the ceiling.Mouth dry. Chest aching.Because now… he's not just obsessed.He's afraid Jonas knows.But he doesn't know that Jonas is starting to get off on the power of it. That he likes the tension, the unspoken war of bodies and control.Jonas was alone in the room again. Rafael had just said he was heading out, tossing a casual "Don't wait up" over his shoulder. Jonas only gave a distracted nod from his bed, already sortingThe suite’s air hung heavy, thick with tension under the dim red lights. Elias leaned against the wall, shirt half-open, dark hair messy, eyes sharp with a reckless spark. Marcus stood stiff, jaw clenched, gray at his temples catching the light, his control frayed as Elias tilted his head, daring him to break.“You’re playing a dangerous game,” Marcus said, voice rough, low, his cock stirred in his slacks as he stepped closer. Elias grinned, stepped forward, and breathed hot on Marcus’s lips. “I already won, Marcus,” he whispered. “You’re too damn stubborn to say it.”“You think that’s enough?” Marcus snapped, grabbed Elias’s waist, fingers pressed hard into his hips, slammed him against the wall with a thud. One hand slid under Elias’s shirt, felt muscle shift, warm and tense, while the other gripped Elias’s neck, held him close, lips almost touching. “You think crawling under my desk made you the boss?”Elias laughed, soft, needy
Marcus adjusted his tie, posture ramrod straight as the boardroom lights cast down over his graying temples and sharp jaw. He was the image of composure, except for the twitch at the corner of his mouth… and the hand gripping the armrest."…Q3 revenue is up by twelve percent," he said, voice low and steady, despite the distraction currently kneeling beneath the table.Elias.His godson.The same boy he helped raise, now twenty and far from innocent. The same one who had whispered in his ear this morning, "Bet you can't handle me while doing your little CEO thing."He didn't knock. He didn't ask. He just slipped under the desk before the meeting began, smirking as he crawled between Marcus's legs with wicked intent.Marcus cleared his throat sharply.A tongue slid along his inner thigh.He shifted slightly in his chair, enough to hide the way his knees nearly buckled from just a breath.No one could see.
Day 13. Nathan woke up, body limp, butthole sore, and shaft kissed red from ghostly worship. Sheets were clinging in places he didn't want to talk about. His legs refused to move. His neck had bite marks, from air. He stared up at the ceiling fan like it could offer him therapy. "You didn't hold back at all…" His voice cracked. The silence was suspiciously smug. And then the mirror fogged. "YOU BEGGED." Nathan groaned into his pillow. --- Kitchen crawl of shame He managed to crawl, crawl, to the kitchen, dragging a blanket behind him like a war survivor. He poured water with trembling hands, only to feel a breeze lift his shirt and stroke his shaft. Gently. Intimately. As if proud of its own sin. "Stop it." A whisper on his neck: "MAKE ME."
Day 12.Nathan stood in front of the mirror, shirt halfway lifted, watching nothing.But feeling everything.A cold draft curled around his hips.Then pressure.A slow, deliberate push against the small of his back, right where the spine dipped, where breath got caught and eyes fluttered shut.His reflection stared back at him, lips parted, chest heaving, while unseen hands traveled lower.His knees knocked."You're not gonna let me get dressed, are you?"The lights flickered.Then the mirror fogged again."WHY BOTHER?"Nathan grinned despite himself.The ghost's answer was always maddeningly simple, and brutally effective.Now pressed against the vanity, his reflection fogged and blurred, Nathan gasped as fingers, cold and knowing, slid beneath the waistband of his briefs.They gripped.Lifted.Pulled him back into a cruel rhythm that wasn't mean
Day 11.Nathan didn't wake up like most people.There was no blaring alarm, no streak of sunlight across the sheets.Just the chilled kiss of air on the nape of his neck.And fingers, phantom ones, trailing his spine with the softness of breath and the intent of sin.He sighed, eyes still closed, hips shifting slightly beneath the sheets."You really don't sleep, do you…" he murmured.No answer came, but a ghost of laughter brushed his ear.Then a hand, one that didn't exist, slid beneath the waistband of his shorts.Nathan tensed.Then melted.---The covers lifted slowly, as if the air itself grew impatient.The phantom's presence curled around him, familiar now, almost warm despite the chill.He felt his legs being eased apart.Teasing fingers ghosted over sensitive skin, not solid, but felt, intimately, absolutely felt.They skimmed past his thighs, cu
Day 10. Nathan woke up feeling lighter than he had in weeks. His limbs stretched loose under the sheets, muscles relaxed in a way that felt almost foreign. There was no lingering tension in his shoulders. No racing heart. No gnawing edge of dread waiting to greet him the second his eyes opened. Just… calm. Oddly calm. He blinked slowly, letting the soft gray morning light spill across the ceiling as the realization sank in. Whatever kind of sleep that had been, it wasn’t normal. Not for him. Deep. Heavy. Restful in a way that left him floating. Too good, honestly. And then, like flipping a light switch, he remembered. What the ghost had done. Nathan’s breath hitched in his throat, and instinctively, his hand drifted lazily down his torso. His skin still hummed faintly, as if his body hadn’t caught up with the fact that no one was touch