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ETHAN'S POV
I should’ve looked away. I should’ve closed the door and walked away. But I couldn’t move. My feet were rooted to the spot, my breath trapped in my chest. The soft creak of the wooden table, the rhythmic thud of bodies colliding, the low, guttural growl that escaped Professor Kai’s lips— as he thrust hard in the man's butt hole, it all carved itself into my mind, raw and unrelenting. I was glued on the spot, I felt my chest tightened. I was pained. I was jealous. Since the first day Professor Kai came to the school I had fallen for him, I had wanted to have him for myself, and now I'm seeing him with someone else. That's not me! My heart hammered in my chest, each beat a painful reminder of what I was witnessing. His shirt clung to his broad shoulders, reveling his hard toned skin. The man beneath him moaned, a sound that sent a jolt of jealousy coursing through me. It wasn’t fair. That should be me. I sniffed silently as the tears battled to fall off my eyes, but that was a one big mistake, he heard my sniffs, and he alerted him. Professor Kai’s eyes flicked up and locked onto mine through the crack in the door. His expression shifted—shock, Confusion? And something else I couldn’t quite name. I stumbled backward, my heart pounding so loudly I was sure he could hear it. The papers in my hands scattering across the floor in a chaotic flutter. Panic surged through me as I turned and bolted down the hallway, desperate to put as much distance between us as possible. But even as I ran, one thought kept echoing in my mind: He saw me. I ran as my legs could carry me, back to my class, I got in immediately, then buried my head into the desk, and let the tears float easily. For the first time in my left I felt .... Broken, Used— Even when I know I was never used. Betrayed....Even when I knew I wasn't betrayed at all. It all felt like a dream, a goddarn dream, I would love to wake up from, I wasn't prepared for this at all. By the time I reached my classroom, my breath was coming in ragged gasps. I slammed the door shut behind me and collapsed into my seat, burying my face in my arms on the desk. The tears came then, hot and uncontrollable, staining my sleeves as they fell. My chest ached, an emptiness that felt like it would never be filled. I shouldn’t feel this way. I told myself. I wasn’t betrayed. He doesn’t owe me anything. But the words did nothing to dull the pain. It felt like a knife twisting in my gut, sharp and unrelenting. Tap! A soft tap on my shoulder sent a jolt through me, and I slowly lifted my head. Jordan, our class president, stood there, his brow furrowed with concern. He seems to notice I was crying and threw the question at me. “Ethan, are you alright?” he asked, his voice quiet but laced with worry. I glared at him, my emotions bubbling to the surface. “Is that why you tapped me?” I snapped, my voice sharper than I intended. I noticed he wasn't pleased with my reply at all, but I don't care one bit , I just wanted to be alone. Jordan recoiled slightly, his expression hardening. “Professor Kai said you should come to his office. Now.” My heart skipped a beat. My ears lit up, the name sending a shiver down my spine. Professor Kai wants to see me? My stomach churned with a mix of fear and something else—hope? Anticipation? I didn’t know. “Did he say…?” I started to ask, but Jordan was already walking away, leaving me alone with my racing thoughts. Guess I already pissed him off. The walk to Professor Kai’s office seems faster than expected, My legs trembled with every step, my palms slick with sweat as I stood in front the wooden door. I took a one big step, that was when I noticed the papers scattered on the floor, I didn't waste more time before I bent down to pick them all, my heart racing with possible questions. My heart thudded so loudly I was sure he could hear it from inside. I hesitated, staring at the heavy wooden door. My hand shook as I raised it to knock, the sound sharp and hollow against the silence. Almost immediately, the door swung open, and there he was. Professor Kai stood before me, tall and imposing, his presence filling the doorway. His dark eyes bore into mine, their intensity making my breath catch in my throat. His shirt was slightly rumpled now, the top button undone, revealing a hint of his collarbone. Stop looking. I forced my gaze downward, focusing on his polished shoes instead. My hands clutched my backpack tight, as I held the papers tightly. “Come in, Ethan,” he said, his voice low and calm, yet laced with an undercurrent of something I couldn’t place. I stepped inside, the air thick with the scent of his cologne—warm and woody. My fingers tightened around the papers in my hands as I kept my head down, too afraid to meet his gaze. “You’re Ethan, right?” he asked, his voice soft but probing. I nodded silently, my throat too tight to form words. My mind raced with a thousand questions. Why did he call me here? Is he angry? Does he know what I saw? “You came to drop off these papers earlier,” he continued, gesturing to the crumpled sheets in my hands. I nodded again, my fingers trembling as they clutched the edges of the papers. “But you.... dropped them outside and left,” he added, his tone curious rather than accusatory. Because you were busy with someone else! I wanted to scream. But I stayed silent, my cheeks burning with shame. “You saw what happened here earlier, right?” His voice dropped lower, the words heavy with meaning. My breath hitched, and I froze. Yes, I saw everything. Yes I saw them, and since then I haven't being myself again! I'm pained. Wounded, I want to hug him, tell him what I actually feel about him, tell him I haven't being myself ever since he stepped his foot into this college, I moved my eyes to his pant, it was huge, his cock was so much visible and it only made me drip, I just wanted to knee before him and take his cock in my mouth, and have a taste of him. The memory flashed in my mind—the way his body moved, the sounds he made, the way he looked at the other man. The ache in my chest deepened, a wound that refused to heal. “You’re not saying anything, Ethan?” he pressed gently. I couldn’t speak, couldn’t think. My thoughts were a jumble of desire and pain, laced with a longing so intense it terrified me. His hand reached out, his fingers brushing against my chin as he tilted my face up to meet his gaze. His touch was electric, sending a shiver down my spine. His eyes searched mine, dark and unreadable, as he leaned in closer. “Ethan…” he began, his voice a low murmur that made my knees weak. “Are you okay?” He called my name with so much perfection. The sound of my name on his lips broke something inside me. Tears welled up again, spilling over as I choked back a sob. He touched me—really touched me—and it felt like both a lifeline and a trap. And those words slipped out, easily than I expected. “Can you have sex with me please?”THE ENDSix months laterThe sun rose gently over Silver Bay, painting the sky in soft hues of pink and gold. Waves whispered against the shore in a steady, calming rhythm, as if the ocean itself had decided to grant them peace after everything they had endured.In a small white cottage with faded blue shutters, nestled just steps from the beach, Kai and Ethan had found their sanctuary.Kai stood barefoot in the kitchen, the morning light catching on the silver feather scar that now lay openly on his chest.No more silicone sheets, or heavy concealer. No more hiding. He wore only gray sweatpants, his body still strong but softer around the edges from a life no longer defined by violence. A faint scar from the warehouse fight remained on his side, but it had healed well.He was making coffee — real coffee this time, not the burnt disaster he used to serve. The smell of fresh pancakes and strawberries filled the air.Ethan padded in from the bedroom, hair messy, wearing one of Kai’s old
AUTHOR'S POVThe warehouse reeked of rust, oil, and fear.Kai stood in the center of the open space, blood already dripping from the graze on his shoulder, eyes locked on Ethan tied to the chair. Cole’s gun pressed firmly against the back of Ethan’s head.Pedro laughed from the raised platform, his voice echoing through the vast room. “Look at you. The mighty Kai, walking in here like a hero for some college boy. Pathetic.”Kai didn’t flinch. His voice was low, lethal. “Let him go, Pedro. This is between us.”Pedro opened his mouth to reply — but the words never came.A sharp crack split the air.Pedro’s head jerked violently as the sniper round punched through his skull. Blood sprayed across the platform. His body collapsed like a puppet with its strings cut.Chaos erupted.Men shouted. Guns swung upward toward the tall building opposite the warehouse where Ghost lay hidden on the roof, rifle steady. Kai moved like lightning.He drew both pistols and opened fire.The warehouse turned
ETHAN'S POVMy eyes were heavy, burning with exhaustion, but when I finally forced them open, everything was wrong.Complete darkness swallowed me. No windows, no light. Just thick, suffocating black. My wrists burned where rough rope cut into my skin, and my ankles were bound so tightly to the chair legs that my feet had gone numb. I tried to move, but the ropes only dug deeper, sending sharp pain shooting up my arms.“W-what’s going on?” My voice came out small and trembling, barely louder than a whisper. “Hello? Somebody help me!”Silence answered. The kind of silence that pressed against your eardrums and made your own heartbeat sound like thunder.Panic clawed up my throat, as many questions ran through my head. Was I kidnapped? Why? I was nobody. I had nothing. Were they going to harvest my organs? Sell me? Kill me?Tears stung my eyes as I struggled harder against the ropes, twisting my wrists until the skin tore. It was useless. The knots were tight, professional. I tried
KAI'S POVThe note burned a hole in my pocket as I stepped out of my office and locked the door behind me. The hallway was quiet, too quiet, the kind of silence that made the back of my neck prickle. I scanned both directions, eyes sharp, searching for anyone who didn’t belong. Nothing. Just the usual afternoon lull — a few students hurrying to their next class, laughter echoing faintly from the stairwell.I moved to the balcony overlooking the quad, gripping the railing until my knuckles turned white. Who the hell had slipped that paper under my door? The female student with the gift box? Unlikely. She looked too innocent, too eager. But innocence could be a mask. Maybe she was just the delivery girl. Someone else pulling the strings.My jaw clenched. If they had access to my office, they had access to this campus. And if they had access to the campus, Ethan was no longer safe here.I couldn’t sit still.I took the stairs instead of the elevator, forcing myself to walk at a normal p
KAI’S POVThe apartment felt like a tomb.I stood in the middle of the living room, arms hanging useless at my sides, staring at the space that only yesterday had been filled with Ethan’s laughter, his bare feet padding across the floor, his soft voice calling my name from the kitchen. Now it was just silence and shadows. The morning light coming through the windows did nothing to warm the place. It only highlighted how empty it had become.At the end of the day, I always end up alone. That’s the one constant in my life. No matter how hard I try, no matter how much I want something different, I always end up here — standing in the wreckage of my own choices.And this time, it was entirely my fault.I dragged a hand down my face, exhaling shakily. Yesterday kept replaying in my head like a broken record. The way Ethan had looked at me when I came out of the shower — his eyes fixed on my chest, even though I’d covered the scar immediately. The way his heart had hammered against mine w
ETHAN’S POVI slipped into the lecture hall twenty minutes early, picked my usual spot, very last row in the tightest corner, and tried to disappear. My hands were still shaking from the morning, from the stranger’s gray eyes that looked too much like Kai’s, from the way my heart kept ricocheting between hope and dread. I pulled my books out slowly, lining them up like armor, my hoodie pulled low over my face.Students started pouring in, laughing, gossiping, alive in a way I hadn’t felt in days. I kept my gaze on my desk, tracing the carved initials of people who didn’t have to wonder if the man they loved was a killer.Then the door opened again, and I felt him before I saw him.That same tall frame from the quad filled the doorway, scanning the room with lazy confidence. His eyes landed on me instantly. A slow smile curved his mouth, friendly, warm, and completely disarming.My stomach flipped, instantly.He started walking straight toward me.No, No no no.I dropped my gaze to m







