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CHAPTER 17

Author: Benny D dreamer
last update Last Updated: 2025-05-18 23:59:04

TONY’S POV

“What’re you waiting for? Suck it already.” Luke says.

“It’s just so big, I’m not sure it’ll fit.” I tell him.

“I’m sure you can make it fit.”

“Okay.”

And because I can, I do. I take him all the way into the back of my throat.

I’m kneeling between his spread legs as he sits on the edge of the sofa, hands dangling freely over his spread knees, while he instructs me and guides me, praising me on how good I'm doing.

“Yeah, just like that. Take it all the way. I love it when you choke on it. So fucking tight. You’re perfect, baby.”

I know It’s reckless, doing this in the living room when Vanya could walk in at any minute. But it’s happened before, I’m sure it’ll happen again and honestly, I don’t care. Still, all that worry disappears the moment his hands find my neck.

“You feel so fucking good,” he groans, one of his thumbs pressing down on the hinge in my jaw.

But fucking good isn’t mind-blowing though. And that exactly what I want to be.

I drag my tongue alo
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