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The Roommates: Part 8

Author: Nyxenite
last update Last Updated: 2025-07-03 08:15:34

The door slammed shut behind Jonas, his bag hitting the floor with a thud. The heat in the dorm room wasn't from the weather, it was Rafael's gaze.

Jonas didn't even get a word out.

In two strides, Rafael was in front of him, slamming a hand against the wall right beside Jonas' head. The other curled into the front of his shirt, gripping it tight.

"Did you enjoy it?" Rafael's voice was low, shaking with restrained fury. "His hand on your waist. His eyes on you like he owned you."

Jonas smirked, mocking, hiding the tremble under his skin. "You mean like how that girl had her tits pressed on your arm like she wanted to devour you whole?"

Rafael growled, dragging him off the wall and slamming him against it again. "Jealous?"

"Possessive," Jonas hissed. "The kind that wants to bite, not whine."

And that's all it took.

Lips crashed. Teeth clashed. This wasn't kissing.
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