LOGIN“I…” He cut himself off, hesitating, before trying again. The words he pushed out of his lips, shy but sure, surprised me. “I want to fuck you for a change.” My eyes widened, stunned. What? “I want to know if you cum from a cock in your ass,” he continued softly. If he knew who I was under this mask— Slight unease settled in my chest, but I already knew I would do it. I needed money… and the thought of sex with Aaron, in this way it was offered, was… scintillating. A new guilty pleasure. — There’s a pecking order at William-Alfie High School and Jack is at the top of it. But he shouldn’t. Because that pyramid is strictly held up by money, and over the summer Jack’s parents have gone bankrupt. They’ve managed to keep it a secret, but Jack has to work at a sex club to make enough to keep up the illusion at school. When Aaron Smithy, a usual pushover, stands up to him in the cafeteria, Jack is afraid word has started to spread especially after he puts Jack in his place and he still retaliates by giving him food poisoning. Except he didn’t. Aaron’s bravado ended in the cafeteria. But Jack keeps coming at him so he has no choice but to defend himself, even as he has bigger fish to fry as he slowly falls in love with a sex worker who has refused to show his face. By the end of the school year, their relationship has morphed into a tangled web of complexity that leaves Jack alone, naked and in the spotlight for all the wrong reasons. Will Aaron come to his rescue? Or will the newly-fallen shining star implode under it all?
View MoreAARON'S POVThe rest of the excursion passed differently.After that night, Jack became even more distant. He still spoke to me whenever we needed to discuss our project, and he never deliberately caused a problem between us, but our conversations rarely went beyond what was necessary.During the games, we worked together. During the group activities, we stayed with everyone else. Whenever Professor Rachelle assigned us something, Jack did his part without complaint, and I did mine.But outside of those moments, there was nothing between us.And I knew exactly when it had started.That night in our room. The question I had asked him about the masquerade gala.I regretted asking it.I didn't even know why I'd brought it up in the first place. I'd been thinking about U.X.'s message, and somehow I'd let my curiosity get the better of me.Maybe I shouldn't have asked. Maybe I should have just left him alone.The worst part was that I missed talking to him.I missed the small moments we'd
AARON'S POV“Aaron, pass me the pepper sauce.”I reached for it and handed it across the table to Kyle. “Here.”“Thanks.”I picked up my fork again, but my mind was nowhere near my food.We had actually won.I could still picture the canoe cutting across the lake, the sound of the paddles hitting the water perfectly in sync after we finally found our rhythm. Even Professor Rachelle had looked impressed when we'd crossed the finish line, and she'd told us that our performance would count toward the project work.Kyle leaned back in his chair. “I still can't believe I and Emily were able to paddle together. We have little experience but we still managed to take 3rd place. You and Jack took 1st place. I still can't believe it.”I smiled faintly. “Neither can I.”Chloe laughed softly across from me. “You should've seen your face when the canoe started tipping.”I frowned slightly. “I was trying not to fall into the lake.”Kyle grinned. “You were holding onto Jack for dear life.”Chloe ins
JACK'S POVI looked up from the shirt I was folding and froze.Aaron was standing there, just in a towel. His wet hair clung to his forehead and the sides of his face, with tiny drops of water sliding down his bare chest before disappearing beneath the towel wrapped securely around his waist.That towel had better be tightly wrapped.My fingers tightened around the shirt in my hands as I swallowed hard.Fuck.This was exactly why I had stayed away all day.I had been genuinely happy when Professor Rachelle announced that Aaron and I would be sharing a room. I'd even spent most of the afternoon wondering what it would be like to have him around without the rest of the school constantly getting in the way.But somewhere between imagining it and actually having him standing in front of me like this, I'd apparently forgotten one very important detail.I was attracted to him and now we were going to spend three nights in the same room.I forced myself to look away, but my eyes betrayed me
AARON'S POVBy the time everyone finished collecting their keys, students began dragging their luggage toward the different buildings and calling out to their project partners.I followed Kyle for a while, but eventually we had to split up because our rooms were in different buildings.The rest of the afternoon passed surprisingly quickly.After lunch, we were given some free time to settle in, arrange our things, and rest before dinner. I went back to the room, unpacked most of my clothes, and tried to make myself comfortable.Jack's suitcase was already there.That was the only sign that he had even been in the room.I didn't see him.Not once.At first, I didn't think much of it. Maybe he had gone somewhere with the other students or was sorting something out with Professor Rachelle.Eventually, though, I got tired and lay down for what I thought would only be a few minutes.Apparently, those few minutes turned into hours.When I opened my eyes again, the room was darker, and my pho
AARON'S POVFencing practice was the only thing that had felt normal all day. The moment I stepped onto the strip and tightened my grip around the foil, my head finally started clearing a little. Coach blew the whistle lightly from the side as my opponent lunged first.I stepped aside quickly and
AARON'S POVI held the folded paper tightly in my hand as I walked toward the cafeteria. My thumb rubbed slowly against the edge of it while the words inside kept replaying in my head.“Keep your eyes open, Aaron. You’re missing something obvious.”Missing what exactly?Then the signature beneath i
AARON'S POVMy dad once said, if something is worth having, you don’t let it slip away without a fight. I used to think it was just one of those things parents say to sound wise. But now I understand it differently because nothing about this scholarship has been easy. And I’m not about to lose it w
JACK'S POV “The way you sound when you say my name.”I shouldn’t have said that, but it was true. There was something soft and careful in the way he said ‘Jay’.But that wasn't my name. A flicker of irritation surged through me. I looked away, running a hand through my hair.I wanted—just once—to












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