LOGINThank you for reading this chapter! Lucas’s reaction isn’t about judging Ana and Ava. He’s gay himself, so he understands that people can have private parts of their lives that they don’t necessarily share with everyone. He was simply caught completely off guard by seeing something he never expected. And now he has a secret he wasn’t looking for. Raihan, of course, seems to know Lucas is hiding something. 👀 Do you think Lucas will tell Raihan what he saw, or keep it to himself? More secrets, more tension, and definitely more to come. 🖤 I love you’ll..Bye💌
LUCAS I laughed under my breath, still shaky, and reached for the toilet paper. Raihan leaned against the opposite wall, arms crossed, watching. His cock was still half-hard. He didn’t move to help.I cleaned up as best I could—thighs, the floor, then his hand when he finally held it out. My jeans were a lost cause; the button gone, zipper jammed. I yanked them up and shoved my shirt back in.Raihan fixed his own clothes, then tipped my chin up with one finger.“You’re still leaking,” he murmured. His other hand slipped between my legs from behind, two fingers pressing against me. I jerked.“Raihan—”“I know. Class.” He licked his fingers clean, unlocked the stall, and nodded toward the door. “Come on.”We washed our hands in silence. My reflection looked wrecked—swollen lips, messy hair, a red mark already darkening on my neck. Raihan caught me staring and smirked.We made it back to the lecture hall as people were settling in. Noah, Ethan, Drey, Ana and Ava were already in their sea
LUCAS It’s finally Monday morning. We woke up late—sun already too bright through the curtains, both of us tangled in the sheets like we’d been glued there. Raihan groaned when he saw the time, then shoved me toward the bathroom with a sleepy “Move, we’re fucked.” We showered in record time, barely rinsing off, hands slipping over wet skin more out of necessity than anything else. I almost fell trying to dry my hair while. Raihan brushed his teeth with one hand and pulled on a shirt with the other. We grabbed our bags, bolted out the door, and made it to the car with two minutes to spare. The lecture hall was still half-empty when we got there. People were trickling in, chatting, scrolling on their phones but drey and the others haven’t arrived yet Raihan dropped into his usual seat and tipped his head back with a quiet sigh. I leaned down, kissed the corner of his mouth quick, and muttered, “Gonna piss before it starts.” He hummed, eyes already half-closed. I didn’t think anythin
The Sunday began the way Sundays were meant to: slow. I woke before Raihan, which almost never happened. For a long time I just lay there watching him sleep—hair a wreck, one arm thrown over his eyes like the morning light had personally offended him. The stuffed rabbit from the day before sat propped against the lamp on the nightstand, looking ridiculously satisfied with itself. I poked his cheek. “Wake up.” He groaned and rolled away. “No.” “It’s almost ten.” “Ten’s still early.” “Ten is not early. Ten is basically afternoon.” “Ten is a conspiracy invented by morning people.” I poked him again. This time he caught my hand without opening his eyes and pulled it against his chest, holding it there as if that settled the argument. “Five more minutes,” he mumbled. “You said that twenty minutes ago.” “Then five more after that.” I let him win. Mostly because his hand around mine felt warmer than the fight was worth. We stayed like that while the room stayed quiet a
LUCAS Somewhere around noon, Raihan woke up.“Lucas, we literally just had 30 minutes of hot sex and you’re waking me up again, I mumbled.“Lazy boy, do you want to go for another round , he teases.I woke up to sunlight doing something it hadn’t bothered to do in weeks, spilling gold across the sheets as it had somewhere to be, and Raihan already dressed, leaning against the doorframe with his keys spinning around one finger and a grin that meant trouble of the best kind.“Get up,” he said. “We’re leaving campus.”“Leaving to where?”“Outskirts of Chelsea. Get dressed. I’m not telling you twice.”I should have known, from the sheer confidence in his voice, that he’d been planning this for longer than he was letting on.We pulled out through the front gates a little after ten, the windows down, the radio doing that thing where it played three good songs in a row and then ruined the streak with something neither of us could stand. Raihan drummed his fingers against the wheel in a rhyth
LUCAS POV. It had been over a week since we'd submitted the project, and somehow, against all odds and Noah's questionable time management, we'd come out with a pass mark among every group in the class. A miracle, honestly, considering how much of the editing had happened at three in the morning fueled entirely by instant noodles and blind panic. But it was the weekend now, and for the first time in what felt like forever, I had nothing to do but exist. Which, as it turned out, meant a full Saturday with Raihan.He woke me up the way he always did — badly. "Rise and shine," he said, yanking the curtains open with the enthusiasm of a man who'd clearly had coffee already and I hadn't. I pulled the blanket over my head. "Go away." "Can't. This is my room too." "Then go stand in the kitchen and be annoying from a distance." "No fun in that." The mattress dipped as he sat down next to the lump that was currently me. "Come on. I made breakfast." That got one eye open. "You made break
LUCAS POV By the time the university cars rolled through the wrought-iron gates of Silvercrest, the sun had already given up for the day. Streetlights flickered on one by one along the tree-lined paths, washing the campus in a soft amber that made the whole place feel almost peaceful — a strange, unfair contrast to where we’d just come from. The drive back had been quiet, quieter than I’d expected. Exhaustion had caught up with everyone at once. Even Noah, who’d spent most of the day cracking jokes like it was his job, had gone still, his forehead pressed to the window while Ethan scrolled through the day’s footage beside him without really looking at it. Ava sat with the equipment checklist on her lap, running through it in her head — what needed to go back to the media department, what could wait until morning. Ana had her eyes closed, arms crossed, too worn out to bother with conversation. There’d been too many of us for one car, so we’d split into two — Raihan driving his own







