LOGINTOMMY
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I thought it wasn’t going to happen. But that’s when the horror began. My body stirred anyway, heat pooling low, and my cock hardened. Not for an Omega, but for an Alpha. For Gerard.
Pulling off his gloves, Gerard smeared his palm with gel and clasped his fist over my dick. The contrasting warmth of his palm and the coldness of the gel jolted straight to my head, and my heart thudded so loud it echoed in my skull.
I told myself it was probably heart disease, or something and not the thrill of being touched by him. Oh, lord let it just be heart disease.
Gerard stroked me slowly at first, a smug expression etched on his face. I should have jumped out of the bed, but answers, not pleasure, pinned me down. Yet, the line between them blurred.
Although he said this was clinical, nothing about the glint in his eyes was professional. Nothing clinical about the way his hand slid up and down my erection, his thumb dragging over my tip enough to cause my breath to stutter.
His face was so close to mine. Ten years, and the change was there. His boyish features had been replaced with a soft ruggish charm. Sharper jaw. Narrower eyes.
His face shouldn’t have an effect on me. It didn’t, yet my pulse hiked. I preferred the softness that came with omegas—their easy eyes. Not this steady gaze that felt like it wanted to consume.
“I thought you said you weren’t interested in my penis.” I forced the words out of my taut neck. “You look more than interested.”
Gerard's eyes darted up, darkening with something raw. “It’s work.”
His slippery fingers circled my tip, slowly and torturously, before gliding down my shaft.
Helplessly, my hips jerked into his fist. Heat tore down my spine, precum spilling and mixing with lube until the wet and obscene filled the silence.
Fuck. Every stroke felt too familiar. Embarrassment was an understatement, I felt morbid. Yet that only made my body coil tighter with need.
“Aren’t you too comfortable touching a person you haven’t seen in ten years?” I bit my lower lip, refusing him the satisfaction of a sound.
“You’re still thinking of the one you had sex with last night ?” His voice roughened. For a second, his rhythm stuttered. “Seems like he left an impression.”
I chuckled, masking the groan climbing up my throat. “When I find that bastard, I’ll pay him back. An asshole for an asshole.” My jaw locked as his fist sped up, dragging me through a deeper wave of pleasure.
“So you bottomed for another man?” His voice was flat—drastically flat, his jaw ticking.
The squelch of precum and lube filled silence as he pumped me faster.
“Doesn't this remind you of that day?” He asked suddenly, voice dipping low, and for the first time, he didn’t stare at me while he spoke.
I didn’t want to remember, but my mind flashed there anyway; the janitor’s room, the stench of wet mop, the cloaking darkness.
“It’s been ten years.” I forced out, my chin unnecessarily high. “There’s no way I’d remember something as trivial as an accidental kiss.”
Gerard didn’t respond, just tightened his grip, pumping harder and faster, dragging out all the groans I tried to bury.
My hips buckled. A long throaty groan tore as I spilled my sperm, hot and messy, across his hand.
The release should have felt like relief, but pleasure dissolved into something ugly.
Lightening fast, he grabbed a sterile gauze pad and wiped me off.
“We’re done.” Gerard’s voice grew clinical as he nodded towards the door to the left. “That’s a bathroom.”
The heat that had burned sweet minutes ago turned sour in my veins, gnawing like acid.
With my skin tight, I shoved off the bed and stumbled into the bathroom. Slamming the door shut behind me, I stared at the mirror.
I barely recognized the man before me. A man who bottomed. A man who let another Alpha touch him. A man who was growing a uterus.
All I could think off was how disappointed my father would be if he knew about this. My insides tucked so hard, I gripped the edge of the sink, knuckles losing their hue.
I stared back at the mirror."You're still an Alpha, still the son of Jack Rivers,” I muttered, turning the tap.
Again and again, I splashed the water on my face, but the heat didn’t go away.
“It was all for the test,” I repeated until the word felt like a tasteless salt on my tongue—useless.
I could still feel his hand on me. Oh brilliant, now I’ll need a therapy session, and an exorcist with the holiest of water to chase out whatever demon made me enjoy that.
I expected an ease to come after, but it didn’t. And like I had turned stone, I stood there until time melted away.
When I finally came out, my eyes fell on Gerard who leaned against the wall, hands crossed.
“I thought you were going to die in there,” he said.
“Just show me the result.” My stomach knotted and my body still throbbed.
Pushing off the wall, he headed to the scan machine and pointed to the image on the monitor. “This is the part of the brain that lights up when an omega releases.”
I leaned in, but was careful to leave enough space between us, trying to shove the memory of what just happened—like I did when we kissed in the janitor’s room.
He tapped on the other side. “And this is for an Alpha.” He paused. “But yours—”
“Both of them are lit up,” I said, “What does that even mean?”
“Truly, you have developed omega traits, but you still have your Alpha traits,” Gerard said, “which is weird, because my drugs don’t work this way.”
Gerard began his medical gibberish about how Alphas and omegas have an extra part of the brain called something that sounded like what could summon a demon, how his drug altered that part and neurotransmitter, breaking genetic sheath—whatever the fuck that meant.
Time, like I said, I never had enough. “Gerard, I don’t ever remember attending your medical classes with you,” I said, “Speak English.”
“It means my drug turns off the Alpha’s switch and turns on the omega switch in the brain,” Gerard said, “so whatever did this, it wasn’t my drug.”
“Are you saying this is natural?”
“I don’t know…yet.” His lips pressed together, making me believe he was hiding something.
“…your pheromone result will be out in a few hours. But for this, I might need your blood.”
What else did this man want from me? He had taken my pheromones, fuck, even my sperm. Now he wanted my blood. He might as well take my soul.
Limply, I dropped onto the bed, thrust out my arm.
I shut my eyes and held my breath until he was done.
Yanking my sleeve down, I reached for my business card. I tossed it onto the operating bed. “Text me when it’s ready.”
I turned around and stormed out of his office and out of the company, my chest feeling tighter than when I first stepped in. And for a moment, I wished I had gone to another lab.
****
The next morning came, the sun was back in the sky, I mean everything was back except the dignity and sanity I had lost yesterday.
I sat in the living room, staring at my blank screen, waiting for Gerard’s response.
But then my doorbell chimed erratically. Most people pressed it once, there was only one person who pressed like he was owing time some money.
My father.
But he never visited.
My heart hammered, and my feet moved instinctively. When I reached the door, I took a sharp inhale and opened it.
But it wasn’t my father. It was Liam—my brother.
His sharp blue eyes dripped with concern. “Father sent me, we need to talk.”
And the chill returned, sharper than ever. Because if Father didn’t face me, whatever news Liam brought was worse.
Tommy..Two days had passed and the third day was already halfway gone.Time didn’t behave as it used to, morning and night felt the same way since that day.I felt sick. Not metaphorically, not psychologically but physically sick.My body refused to cooperate. I only go out of bed when I want to drink water, piss, or shit.I had barely eaten. The food refused to stay down.I spent the day lying down, feeling my heart shatter over and over again. I had had heartbreaks before. But none of them felt like this.None of them lingered this long. In a few hours, maybe a day I would be outside again. Working. Laughing. Almost like nothing had happened. But this time. It felt like I was the one coming to an end.Every time I thought about Gerard, sharp physical pain would shoot through my chest.Sometimes I caught myself wondering what he was doing. Was he sleeping peacefully? Was he eating well?Was he hurting the way I was?And something bitter would coil in my chest. I hope he was s
TOMMY..I stared at Gerard. Not until my eyes started burning did I realize I hadn’t blinked.Why?The words kept slamming repeatedly in my mind—pounding over like it was a second heartbeat.I wasn’t angry. No matter how I searched for it, I couldn’t. I didn’t want to punch him like I wanted to with Liam.Just confusion so deep it scorched.Why? Why? Why?My chest tightened so violently for a moment, I genuinely thought—this is it. I was having a heart attack. My heart felt like it was shrinking, and my lungs were withering. Breathing right now, felt like a miracle.I dragged another shaky breath, one that didn’t even feel real.Gerard stood there, shoulders tight, eyes like he was standing before a hurricane. “I can explain,” he said, voice rough like someone was scratching a nail against a wall.Something snapped in me. A sound left my throat—too broken to be a laugh, too loud not to be.“Let me guess.” My eyes pinned him. “You made the best decision for me.” My throat burned r
GERARD..I watched Tommy disappear through the glass door of the building.He turned back once, smiled, and then he was completely gone.For a moment, I just sat there, breathing like it took effort, the sunlight filtering through the windshield hurting my eyes.The tension holding my spine finally snapped and I collapsed forward, chest pressing against the steering wheel.God. I should have told him. I almost did. I wanted to tell him. Every second this morning, every pause between sentences.But those eyes they way they cling onto me, as if I could never hurt him. Like I was in a safe place.They made me swallow the words even when they were right on the tip of my tongue.I dragged my hand down my face and exhaled. At least he had seen the videos of the dog syndrome. He’d understand why I had lied.Sooner or later, I’ll tell him, I told myself for what felt like the thousandth time.While I was drowning in my thoughts, my phone pinged, snapping me out.Kalea: Where are you? You h
TOMMY..The next morning I woke up, not completely peaceful, but peaceful enough to want to get up and go to work.I got out of bed and took my shower. I searched through my wardrobe, searching for a sharp suit.Today I had one goal. I was going to make a deal with my father. I wasn’t sure any lawyer would go against my father. With everything going on between Gerard and me, I doubted I wanted to see his face let alone p discuss this with him.But time was ticking, and it was beginning to weigh on Freya.So I was ready to gamble.After dressing up, and taking breakfast. I reached for the phone and car key.That’s when I noticed the missed calls and several texts from Gerard.Tommy please pick up. Are you still angry with? In sorry. Each sounded more desperate than the other.My stomach tightened. I still didn’t respond. Let him suffer as I had.I opened my door and nearly walked straight into him. Gerard stood there. Close enough I could see the exhaustion in his eyes.He looked
TOMMY..I leaned back into my sofa, kicking off my shoes. “We didn’t end up talking about it again,” I said. “I got carried away with some personal issues.”“Tell me about it.” A faint rustling came from the other end, like she was dusting something.I went rigid. She was carrying too much. How could I add my issues to hers? And mine is something as stupid as love, while hers was life-threatening.Freya’s voice softened. “Tommy… I’m your mother; your problem is also mine.”That was another problem. How could I tell my mother that another man fucked me like a whore, and I’m mad about it?“Come on, tell me, Tommy.” Her voice came again.I rubbed the tip of my nose. "Gerard has been acting differently,” I began, “ever since I began taking the pills.” A beat of silence, and I continued. “I think it’s because I’m not becoming an Alpha.” I held the phone to my ear as I unbuttoned my shirt.“Did he tell you that?”My brow twitched. “Would he tell me that?” I peeled off my shirt.“True,” s
TOMMY..Four days slipped by, and I noticed I had stopped taking the pills.Not dramatically. Not like I had made some grand decision.I just didn’t reach for it. The first night after that night I had told myself I was too tired, and the second night I told myself I would take it the next day. The next day the bottle sat in my drawer like a seal of salvation.My body noticed what my mind had refused to accept. Restlessness came, snatching my sleep. My breath never seemed to fill my lungs, and weakness came too quickly.And the worst was the nausea that came out of nowhere.But still nothing compared to the noise in my head. Nothing was strong enough to pull my thoughts away from Gerard.Well, until my phone buzzed, vibrating my office desk. My eyes sliced to the screen. I slid the call icon and glued it to my ears.“Hey, Tommy.” Freya’s voice came from the other end of the call.Her voice was small—brittle. She always sounded cheerful. Always sounded bubbly.I leaned in. "Freya, are you okay?”







