MasukThey did not make me wait until the lights were off.Night came and Grant pointed at the living room couch I had already ruined once. Cole shut the blinds. Rhys locked the front door like my father was going to walk in from the airport instead of from a hotel three states away.“Polo off.”I took it off.I was already wet. I had been wet since breakfast, walking around the house tasting them, obeying the no-hands rule until my skin felt too small. Grant sat first and pulled me into his lap facing him. He dragged the head of his cock through me, slow, mean, and I tried to sink down. He held my hips.“Ask properly.”“Please fuck me, Daddy.”He let me drop.The stretch punched a cry out of me. Thick. Deep. The man who had spanked me filling me to the root on my father’s couch. He held me there until I shook, then he started moving, hands bruising my waist, using me in hard upward thrusts. Cole stepped in behind me, palmed my tits, pinched, bit my shoulder. Rhys stood to the side and put
I did not touch myself.That was the whole night. I slept when the house went quiet. I put my hands on top of the covers. I woke before the sun and stared at the ceiling until the ache became a decision instead of a tantrum. If the only way they would let me come was obedience, I was going to be so good it pissed them off.I showered. I did not linger. I pulled the polo on again because I was not above being obvious, and I went downstairs while the sky was still thin.The kitchen was empty.I made coffee the way Dad made it. Eggs. Toast. Bacon in the pan that always spat. My ass was still tender from Grant. My cunt was still furious from Cole. I cooked anyway, barefoot on cold tile, twenty-one years old and playing house for the men my father had left in it.They came in one at a time, like I had broken a rule by being first.Grant stopped in the doorway.He was in boxers. Only boxers. Dark. Tight. Hard underneath without shame, morning thick against the cotton. Cole behind him, same
I lasted until the bathroom.I put my hands under the pillow like Grant had put a lock on them. My ass still burned. The shorts rubbed every time I turned over. Downstairs I heard them moving through my father’s house like they belonged in it — bags, water, low voices saying my name like a problem they were going to solve in the morning.I did not touch myself.Then I got up for water and the ache followed me to the sink. The mirror showed a girl with wrecked hair and a red ass she could not see and eyes that looked already caught. I told myself I would only wash my face. I ended up on the closed lid of the toilet with my shorts at my knees and two fingers in my cunt, biting my other hand, imagining Grant’s palm, Cole’s mouth, Rhys telling me to take it. I came fast and ugly and quiet and hated myself for how easy it was.I slept after that. Not well.Morning I showered until the water ran cold, pulled on a polo that barely covered the bottom of my ass, and went downstairs because hid
“What the hell is this, Noelle?”Grant’s voice filled the living room the way Dad’s did when someone had broken a rule. I was still naked on the couch. My tank and shorts were on the rug. My hand was shiny. Three dressed men stood in the doorway with bags at their feet and hard-ons they were not polite enough to hide.My mouth opened.Nothing useful came out.“Why are you here?” It cracked. “When did you come in? Why didn’t you say anything?”Cole set his bag down. Slow. Like the answer was obvious.“We’ve been standing here long enough to hear you come on this couch moaning our names.” His eyes dropped to my pussy, still open, still wet. “Grant. Cole. Rhys. Daddy. Like a dirty little slut who thought the house was empty.”Heat punched through my face.Rhys’s mouth twitched.“Your parents asked us to stay,” Grant said. “Watch the house. Watch you. They didn’t tell you because they knew you’d fight it. You’re twenty-one and they still don’t trust you alone. After what we just walked in
NoelleI was twenty-one, alone in my father’s house, and I had three of his best friends’ names in my mouth when the television cut to black.That was how the week started.Mom and Dad had left that morning like I was still the girl they packed lunches for. Kiss on the forehead. Be good. No mention that Grant, Cole, and Rhys were coming to “look after the place.” They knew I would have argued. I was grown. I paid for my own phone. I did not need three men who had watched me grow up sitting in our kitchen like babysitters with nicer watches.They also did not know what those men were in my head.Off-limits. Dad’s friends. Too old. Too familiar. I had wanted them anyway, for years, in the dark, in the shower, in this exact living room when the house went quiet. I had never said it. I had never let it leave the fantasy. They were polite at dinners. I was polite back. Nobody needed to know that polite was a lid.The house felt bigger after the airport car disappeared.I didn’t bother dres
The engine ticked.Trees. Empty shoulder. His house behind us, my house not yet in front of us. Aiden stared at the wheel like it might forgive him. I stared at his mouth because I could not stare at the slacks again without making a sound.“What did you just say?”“I know it’s you.” His voice was low, scraped. “The mask. The name you use. I walked past Jayden’s door six weeks ago and the volume was up. Your mask slipped. Half a second. Same as him. I stood in the hall and watched my son stroke himself to my sister’s daughter, and I didn’t stop him, because I didn’t stop myself from watching either.”The car felt smaller.“You knew.”“Yes.”“And you still sent me to that house for a file.”“I told myself I needed the packet.” His laugh was short and ugly. “I told myself a lot of things.”I looked at the dash. The deal. Mom waiting. My thigh still shining on his leather.“Don’t tell her,” I said again.“Joana.”I unbuckled.The belt slid away with a sound too loud for the roadside. I m







