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..My footsteps echoed down the corridor of the hospital. My stomach twisted more and more as I drew closer to my father’s room.I had already made my decision. I already knew what I wanted.When I reached the door, I took a deep breath and pushed it open. My father was standing by the window when I entered, hands clasped behind him. Almost like he too was waiting for meI wanted to ask him how he was feeling. But that would only make me evil. If I really cared about him, I wouldn’t say what I was about to say.I stood before him, my heart thundering against my rib.“I can’t marry Raphael,” I said, bolstering my voice. I told myself I was an adult and that he couldn't punish me.I told myself all he could do was call me a disappointment.And today, I would agree I was one. My father inhaled and then exhaled. “Okay.”I blinked. “Okay?” I echoed like I didn’t hear him the first time.My father trudged towards the bed and settled at the edge of it.Something felt different abo
Tommy..“I hate this,” I said, lifting the glass to my lips again.My face twisted every time the alcohol touched my tongue, but I kept drinking.My mother sat across from me on the couch in her living room, hands folded neatly in her lap, watching me the same way she always did when she knew I was falling apart but did not want to push too hard.“Have you made a decision, Tommy,” she asked gently, her voice soft.I shook my head, staring down into the glass. “No,” I said, my throat tight, “I don’t know what to do anymore.”The silence stretched, thick.My thoughts ran ahead of me, spiraling and collapsing into each other.Father had already planned everything, the guest list, the contracts, the timing. If I did not go through with it the business would crumble, people would circle like vultures and they would usurp his position, and Father would die knowing that the last thing I did was disappoint him.I shook my head. “I don’t want his last memory of me disappointing him.”My m
Tommy..“What are you doing here, Gerard?” I let out a soft groan. “You shouldn’t be anywhere near me•I had said it louder than I meant to, my voice bouncing off the tiled walls of the bathroom.The tap ran behind us, and Gerard just stood there across from me with his hands loose by his sides, his suit too neat, his face too calm, staring at me like I was still dear to him. But people don’t hurt what they hold dearHe did not answer at first. just looked at me, and I hated that look, hated how it made me melt. “I hope you’re doing well,” he said finally, his voice soft and careful like he was stepping on broken glass, “I hope you’re okay.”I laughed, but there was no humor in itMy chest tightened as I leaned back against the counter, my fingers digging into the marble. “Don’t act like you care about me,” I said, slower now, sharper, “keep that fake concern to yourself because I’m not buying it and I never will.”He looked down then, just for a second, and I saw it, that tiny
TOMMY..Three days had passed and I hadn’t been able to bring myself to see my father. Also running the company in his total absence was even harder than expected.I sat in my office and dragged a hand down my face. Memories of yesterday slipped into my mind. I had told my mother about my father’s cancer. She stared for a while, and then she nodded.Considering what he had done to her, I didn’t expect her to feel any remorse.I sighed. It felt like I was alone. Just I.My phone buzzed, and Laura’s name displayed on my screen.My stomach dipped. Gerard’s private investigator. I hadn’t heard from her for a while. I swallowed before picking up the call.“Hello,” she said, as soon as the line connected. “Good morning, sir.”“Good morning.”“I found something about your father…”Before she continued, I cut her off. “That would no longer be necessary.”Silence stretched between.My father was dying, and when he did, my mother and I could see each other as much as we wanted. I remembere
TOMMY..I sat in the booth on the far corner of the bar, my eyes lingering on the door, waiting for him to come.The music played in the background, softening the loud chatters of half-drunk men.I refilled my cup with the soda drink, its hissing sound filling my air.I took a sip and realized a beer would have been better. A better way to torture my stomach.A better way to loosen my chest.My eyes darted to the door as it swung open. Liam sauntered, his expression flat.I had called him and told him I had something to tell him.“Tommy,” Liam said, a smile slipping into his lips as he settled into the seat across from me. “How have you been doing?”I nodded. “Been quiet alright,” I said, voice low.Liam and I stared at each other. The air thick.I couldn’t believe how awkward it felt being around him. We used to be so close, and whenever we were together I never, I never hesitated to talk about the issues I had.Liam cleared his throat. “So you said you have something to tell me,”
TOMMY..An hour has passed. An hour of me staring at the door. An hour of getting up and pacing back and forth. At some point, I’ll stop and bite my fingers. My heart was thumping loudly, my skin still tugged tight against my muscles.A thought hit me, maybe I should call Liam. I mean even after what he had tried to do that day, he was still family.I reached for my phone and dialed Liam’s number. I dropped onto the chair, tapping my finger on my thighs, the dial tone slipping into my ears.No response.I grunted and then dialed again. Nothing.After a while, my father's doctor, Dr. Richard stepped out.“Your father’s awake,” he said, “he’s a bit better. You can see him briefly.”I nodded and followed behind me.The rooms smelled clean, and the soft hum of the machine filled the space. My father lay on the bed slightly upright. I finally noticed it.He had lost a lot of weight, and his skin was paler. How could I have noticed this?My father’s eyes found mine, and then his exp
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 w
GERARD...Spending the last few nights in Tommy felt like the perfect blend of heaven and hell.Having him close to me, having him initiate kisses and touches made my heart flutter. It was almost like he didn’t care anymore and he was comfortable with whatever this was.It felt like we were in a
TOMMY..The door unlocked, and I heard footsteps. It wasn’t Liam, we hadn’t spoken in days. Couldn’t be Mason, that chapter was close.Then his voice came. “Tommy.”My father called out. A shiver tore down my spine. My head instantly snapped to Gerard.“Upstairs.” Both of us picked out clothes a
Tommy ..“No. It wasn’t with Liam,” I said, “it was with Mason.”Gerard arched his brow. “Mason?” He echoed. “Mason, your P.A?”I nodded, my mind spiraling.“Is he an Alpha?” Gerard asked, his voice rough. “I thought he was a Beta?”My eyes remained fixed on the vial that was glaring at me on the







