Liam
While my sister was getting her makeup done next door for her wedding, I was on my knees, choking on her husband-to-be's length. His fingers twisted in my thick, dark hair, guiding my head as he muttered the same sentence over and over again, "This is so fucking wrong." Wrong? I thought, swallowing around his thick cock. Because he's straight. Because he's about to marry my sister. Because I'm supposed to be his best man, not the one kneeling before him, trying to suppress my gag reflex as I take him deeper each night. Ronan's grip tightened in my hair, his hips moving in shallow thrusts as he sought more of my warm, wet mouth. I looked up at him through my long lashes, taking in the sight of his flushed cheeks and hooded eyes. The musky scent of this straight man filled my nostrils, amplifying my arousal. Fuck, I've dreamed of this. Ever since I laid my eyes on him. He's so big, so thick - a real man. Just like my ideal type. I gagged on the immense girth sliding over my tongue, marveling at how perfectly Ronan's length fitted my fantasies. I bobbed my head, taking him deeper with each passing second, my mouth watering around his thickness as I suppressed my gag reflex, desperate to please him - to have just this one moment with him before he becomes someone else's husband completely. Ronan's sharp breath hitched as his fingers tightened painfully in my hair. "Fuck, Liam, I'm going to come..." His hips stuttered as he spilled his load into my eager, swallowing mouth. I swallowed every drop, hollowing his cheeks to milk him. I had just swallowed my sister's husband's load even before her. But I'm still so jealous. I'm envious that he's going to ruin my sister tonight just as he just ruined my mouth. I rose from the plush carpet that I had been kneeling on, my gaze fixed on Ronan as he wore and adjusted his trousers. For a moment, there was silence. One enough to strangle me to death. Ronan's eyes narrowed, his expression cold. "What are you still doing here? We don't have any more business now, do we?" His words hit me like a slap. Was I even expecting anything? I swallowed hard, the sting of rejection settling in my chest. "I guess I'll take my leave now," I murmured. "And Chloe wanted to know if you have seen your shirt?" Ronan didn't respond immediately. Instead, he turned away, his voice low and firm. "Nothing about what happened today should be said out. It's embarrassing as fuck and it was stupid of me to do this with you." I just bit my bottom lip, the weight of his unkind words settling on my aching chest. Suddenly, he turned back, his hand gripping my chin, forcing me to look into his villainous looking eyes. "Did you hear me?" "Yes," I nodded, clenching my fists at my sides, trying to suppress the turmoil within. He released me, stepping back. "Now leave and tell your sister that I've seen the stupid shirt already." I gave a silent nod, turning on my heel and walking out. As soon as I was outside, a single tear escaped, tracing a path down my cheek. I quickly wiped it away, before anyone passing by sees me this way. Now, why had I done that? Why did I do that forbidden thing with my sister’s groom? Half an hour ago, I was in my sister’s dressing room, pretending everything was fine with her getting married to my unrequited crush—smiling, watching as the makeup artist blended gold shimmer across her eyelids, brushing her cheeks with blush and whatnot. Chloe was glowing. Happy. Oblivious. And then, she turned to me with a grin. "Hey, could you check on Ronan?" I tensed. "I… I don’t want to go," I muttered, glancing away, pretending to adjust the cuff of my shirt. She paused, giving me an angry look. "Why not?" Because I was avoiding him. Because every time I see him, my chest clenches, and my thoughts spiral into places they shouldn’t go. Because he was supposed to be hers. Not mine. Never mine. And yet she kept pushing me toward him, unknowingly twisting the knife a little deeper. "Please," she asked, her tone soft, coaxing. "He was having trouble finding his shirt earlier. Just check and see if he has seen it." I sighed, my heart thudding in quiet defeat. "Fine." Then, I left the room, not knowing I was walking straight into a moment I’d never be able to take back. Opening the door, I didn’t expect to see that. My eyes landed on Ronan, his chest heaving, brows furrowed, his back pressed to the wall, hand wrapped around his length, jerking himself with such desperation it knocked the breath out of me. I froze. My lips parted, and a gasp escaped before I could swallow it. "Oh my goodness—" His eyes snapped to mine. Blue and burning. I looked away instantly, face heating up like I’d been caught in a sin. "I—I’m sorry. I’ll just— I’ll leave." But then, his voice cut through the air, sharp and commanding. "Come inside." I stopped. My fingers hovered on the handle, unsure, unwilling. But when I looked up again, he was still staring at me—something wild flickering in his eyes. He didn’t need to say it twice. I swallowed hard and stepped into the room, the door clicking shut behind me. Ronan stood there, his hand still wrapped around his length, eyes locked onto mine. "You've always liked me, haven't you?" he asked, his voice low and unreadable. My heart pounded. "How... How did you know?" I stammered. He tilted his head slightly, his brows furrowed. "So, it's true?" I couldn't help but glance down, taking in his shirtless form, the defined lines of his abs, and the undeniable arousal he displayed. I felt my own body responding, a growing heat that I couldn't ignore. "Can I help?" I whispered, the words escaping before I could stop them. "What?" he asked, his voice laced with surprise. I nodded, stepping closer. Before he could say anything more, I found myself on my knees before him.FredMy whole body shivered as I came, filling Rafael up deep. “F…fuck,” I breathed out, the word slipping from my mouth like a groan as I collapsed on top of him. My limbs felt heavy. My head was spinning just a little.Rafael sighed under me, brushing the hair off my damp forehead. “I told you you were feverish,” he mumbled.I wanted to roll my eyes—or say something smart—but I was already half-asleep. His body was so warm beneath mine. His scent was calming. The last thing I remembered was the steady rhythm of his heart against my cheek.***I woke up to soft daylight peeking through the curtains and the faint sound of birds outside the window. My head didn’t ache. My body didn’t burn. Everything felt light.I blinked a few times and sat up slowly. The bed had been neatly arranged. I was in fresh clothes. There was even an ice bag resting on my head. On the drawer, I spotted a bowl of water and a folded damp towel.A lazy smile tugged at my lips.Rafael had taken care of me.The fe
RafaelAs Fred's fingers worked their magic inside me, stretching and stroking that sensitive spot that made my toes curl and my breath come in ragged bursts.I felt a mix of vulnerability and raw excitement building, my body arching instinctively towards him, every nerve ending alive with the slick, probing rhythm that had me gripping the sheets, my knuckles white, sweat trickling down my temples.I whispered shakily, “Fuck, Fred, that's it! Don't stop.”The cool lube warmed with our heat, his eyes locked on mine with that intense, knowing gaze that made my heart race even faster. His thumb brushed against my balls, adding another layer of sensation that had me moaning louder, my hips bucking slightly against his hand.The room faded away until all I could focus on was the building pressure and the way his touch commanded my body, turning me into a quivering mess beneath him.Then, with a slow, deliberate movement, Fred withdrew his fingers, leaving me gasping at the sudden emptiness
RafaelHis tongue flicked along the shell of my ear again, slow and deliberate. I shivered.“Touch me good, okay?” Fred whispered, his breath brushing over my skin. “You missed me, didn’t you?”I nodded, but it came out more like a shaky exhale.As I squeezed and fondled his hard cock, he pulled back just enough to meet my eyes, one hand still palming me through my pants, the other running up my chest, pressing against the soaked fabric that clung to me like a second skin.“Say it,” he whispered. “Say you missed me.”“I did,” I breathed, barely recognizing my own voice. “God, I did, Fred… I missed you so much.”His feverish cheeks flushed deeper, but that sly smile still tugged at the corners of his lips. He tugged at my shirt, pulling it up until I helped him get it off completely. The cold air hit my skin, mixing with the heat of his hands.He traced a slow line down my stomach with one finger, then leaned up, kissing along my collarbone—soft at first, then biting lightly when I moa
RafaelI laid Fred gently on the bed, his skin burning hot beneath my fingers. He was still in that damn towel, shivering under the thin sheets. I tucked him in carefully, brushing his damp hair back from his forehead, my heart clenching at the sight of him this weak.As soon as I turned to go grab the towel and some clothes, his fingers wrapped around my wrist.“Are you leaving me again?” His voice was small, barely above a whisper—but it hit me harder than a punch.I froze. “No,” I said quickly, shaking my head. “I would never. I just—I was going to get you something dry to wear. And maybe medicine. You can’t stay like this, Fred.”But he wouldn’t let go. “Still leaving me, Rafael?” he asked, staring up at me with glassy, accusing eyes. “You really want to leave me in this bed?”“Hell no, babe. No, please… I swear I’m not leaving. Not again. I’m sorry about everything, okay? Do you want me to stay?” I dropped to my knees beside the bed, holding his hand tighter. “If I leave you agai
FredI didn’t even turn on the lights when I got home. I slammed the door shut, kicked off my shoes somewhere, and walked straight to the bed like I was sleepwalking.The second my head hit the pillow, the tears came pouring out again—louder this time. No restraint. No pride. Just hurt.I hated him.God, I hated him.How could Rafael look me in the eye and call what we had “bullshit”? How could he just… drop me like I was nothing? Like we never touched, never held each other, never whispered stupid things into the night.My chest burned—burned from betrayal, burned from heartbreak, burned from fever. I was sweating, my whole body hot and clammy, but I was also shivering. The blanket was too much. Then not enough. Then too much again.I couldn’t stay like this. I needed to get up. Wash it off. Wash him off.I dragged myself to the bathroom. My knees almost buckled beneath me, and I held onto the wall for support. I turned on the shower and stepped in, still sniffling, still breathing l
RafaelI didn’t know when the tears started falling. One second, I was standing there watching Fred walk away—the next, my vision blurred, and the hot sting of regret poured down my cheeks.I wiped them off.Again.And again.But they kept coming. Just like the ache in my chest. Deep. Suffocating. Like something was being ripped out from inside me, piece by piece.I stayed there longer than I should have, letting the night hide the weakness in my body. My fists clenched. My jaw locked tight. Still... the tears wouldn’t stop.Eventually, I forced myself to move. I wiped my face with my palm, did my best to look normal, even though I knew I didn’t. I climbed the stairs slowly, like the weight of everything I’d just done was dragging my body down with every step.When I got to the room, Wendy wasn’t there.I glanced around and walked toward the bedroom. I found her sitting on the bed, scrolling on her phone like nothing had happened.Without looking up, she asked, “Have you ended things