LOGINI went back after Wednesday rehearsal on purpose.
The other singers had already drifted out in their usual clusters of laughter and small talk, robes half-unzipped, phones already in their hands. I stayed behind under the pretense of stacking the last few chairs and collecting stray sheet music. The sanctuary lights clicked off one by one until only the small lamp in the side hallway remained. The building settled into that particular quiet I had come to crave—the kind that made every footstep sound deliberate.
I walked straight to his office and pushed the door open without knocking.
Pastor Elias Kane sat behind the desk, glasses low on his nose, pen still moving across some pastoral report or budget line. When he looked up and saw me, something unguarded flickered across his face—want, fear, recognition—before he could smooth it away. The pen stopped. His shoulders tensed under the dark shirt he still wore from the service.
I closed the door behind me. The soft click of the latch sounded louder than it should have in the silence. I did not lock it. Not yet. The possibility of someone returning felt like part of the risk I wanted him to feel.
“I keep having these thoughts,” I said, not giving him time to speak first. My voice stayed steady, almost conversational. “About you. About what it would feel like if you stopped being so careful with me.”
“Maya—”
My name in that roughened voice sent a small, private thrill down my spine. I stepped closer until my thighs nearly brushed the edge of the desk. The scent of him reached me—clean soap, the faint trace of the cologne he wore only on Sundays, paper and ink. I let my eyes drop deliberately to his mouth before rising again.
“I know it’s wrong,” I continued. “That’s why it feels so good when I touch myself thinking about it. Late at night. In my bed. With the lights off so I can pretend the dark makes it safer.”
His hands tightened on the papers. I watched the knuckles go white. The muscles in his forearms flexed once beneath the rolled sleeves. He did not look away from me, but his breathing had already changed—shallower, less controlled.
“I imagine you telling me to get on my knees,” I said, keeping my tone even, almost instructional. “I imagine you using my mouth the way you use your sermons—slow at first, patient, then harder when you decide I’ve taken enough of the gentle version. I come so hard when I picture it that I have to press my face into the pillow.”
The air in the office thickened. I could hear the low hum of the building’s old heating system, the distant tick of the clock in the hallway, the sound of my own pulse in my ears. Elias’s chest rose and fell visibly now. His glasses had slipped a fraction lower. He made no move to adjust them.
I reached down, took his right hand, and lifted it from the papers. His skin was warm. I placed that hand on my hip first, letting him feel the curve through the thin fabric of my dress. Then I guided it higher, slow enough that he could have pulled away at any second. He did not. I pressed his palm over the soft swell of my breast until his whole hand covered me. My nipple hardened instantly against the center of his palm.
“I’m already wet,” I whispered. “Just from saying it out loud to you. From the way you’re looking at me like you’re afraid of what happens if you keep listening.”
His fingers flexed once. I felt the tremor that ran through them—small, involuntary, honest. The heat of his hand soaked through the dress and into my skin. I arched the smallest amount into his touch, enough for him to feel the weight of my breast fill his palm more completely.
I looked down. The front of his trousers was strained tight, the outline of his cock clear and thick against the dark fabric. A small, satisfied sound left my throat before I could stop it. The evidence of how much he wanted this—how long he had been holding it back—settled low and hot in my stomach.
“You want it too,” I said. “You’ve been wanting it. I see it every time you look at me during service and then force yourself to look away. I see it in the way your voice tightens when you say my name. You’re not as good at hiding it as you think.”
I reached lower with my free hand and cupped him through the trousers. He was hard—so hard it almost hurt to feel the rigid heat of him straining against the fabric and my fingers. His hips twitched once under my palm, a tiny, helpless movement he could not control. A rough breath left him.
“Let me take care of you,” I murmured, rubbing slowly along the length of him through the cloth. “Just once. No one has to know. The building is empty. The door is closed. You can stop being the careful pastor for twenty minutes and let someone who already knows what she wants handle the rest.”
His voice came out low and almost broken. “This is a mistake.”
I smiled—slow, certain, the smile I had practiced in my mirror for weeks. “Then make it with me.”
I kept my hand on him, stroking with deliberate patience, feeling every ridge and the heavy thickness of a cock that had clearly never been touched like this before. The way he shook under my fingers told me more than any confession could have. The way his eyes stayed wide and dark behind the slipped glasses. The way his free hand had curled into a fist on the desk as if he needed something solid to hold onto.
I already knew the truth without him saying it.
He was a virgin.
The knowledge settled deeper, hotter, more possessive than I had expected. All those careful sermons, all those nights he must have spent alone with his own restraint, all the times he had looked at me and forced himself to turn away—none of it had ever been tested by another person’s hands. I was going to be the first one to feel him properly. The first one to watch his face when the control finally cracked. The first one to decide exactly how he learned what his body was for.
I leaned in closer, close enough that my breath brushed his ear, while my hand continued its slow, steady friction over the trapped length of him.
“You’ve never done any of this, have you?” I asked softly. Not accusation. Recognition. “No one’s ever put their hand on you like this. No one’s ever told you to stop being careful and just feel it. That’s why you’re shaking. That’s why your cock is leaking through your trousers already—I can feel the wet spot forming under my fingers.”
A low, almost pained sound left his throat. He still had not pulled away. His hand remained on my breast, fingers now flexing in small, unconscious kneading motions as if his body had started making decisions his mind had not yet approved.
“I could get on my knees right now,” I continued, voice dropping further. “I could take you out and put my mouth on you the way I’ve imagined. Slow at first. Letting you feel every inch of wet heat. Teaching you what it means to have someone else in control of how good it feels. Or…” I squeezed him once, firmly, and felt his hips jerk again. “I could lock that door, push these papers aside, and show you what it feels like to be inside me. But I already know which part of me I want you to take first.”
His breathing had turned ragged. The papers under his fist were crumpled now. Behind the glasses his eyes looked almost black.
I released his cock only long enough to reach behind me and turn the lock on the office door. The second click was softer than the first but far more final. Then I returned my hand to him, rubbing with the same patient rhythm, watching every micro-expression that crossed his face—the struggle, the hunger, the terrified wonder of a man realizing he was not going to stop this.
“You’re going to let me,” I said, not a question. “You’re going to stop fighting the part of you that wants this and let the choir girl who stayed late take care of the rest. And when I finally have you inside me for the first time, I’m going to put this thick virgin cock exactly where I’ve been thinking about it for weeks.”
I leaned in until my lips nearly brushed his.
“Not my mouth first. Not my cunt first.”
My hand tightened around the hard shape of him one last time, slow and deliberate.
“My ass.”
The word hung in the quiet office between us, raw and irreversible. Elias’s eyes widened further. A visible shudder ran through his entire body. His cock throbbed hard under my palm, leaking more steadily now, the wet heat of it unmistakable even through the fabric.
I smiled again, softer this time, almost fond of the wrecked look on his face.
“That’s where you’re going to learn what it feels like to stop being careful,” I whispered. “And I’m going to enjoy every second of teaching you.”
The thunderstorm returned on the day I had him take his shirt off.It arrived in the late afternoon, turning the sky the color of wet slate and driving the last of the staff out of the building the moment the final bell rang. I watched the parking lot empty from my window, counting the cars as they left until only two remained: mine and his. The rain came down hard enough to blur the glass. I left the overhead lights off and switched on the old brass desk lamp I usually kept for show. Its warm circle of light made the rest of the office feel farther away than it was.He knocked once, then opened the door when I called. Water darkened the shoulders of his jacket. He carried no folders this time, no props. Just himself and a careful expression that tried to look neutral and failed.“You’re soaked,” I said.“I forgot an umbrella. It started while I was still in the classroom.”I nodded toward the coat rack near the door. “Hang it up. Then come here.”He did as he was told, movements prec
Sarah’s fingers slid lower when I pressed her hand. She found me still wet and open, and the quiet sound she made against my shoulder was almost a laugh.“Still?”“Yeah.”She turned onto her side, propped on one elbow, and watched my face while two fingers pushed inside. Slow. Testing. I exhaled through my nose and let my knees fall open wider.“You’re sore.”“I know.”“Want me to stop?”I shook my head once. Sarah kissed the corner of my mouth, then reached over to the nightstand. A drawer opened. Plastic clicked. She came back with a slim vibrator, the kind that fit in one hand. She didn’t ask again. She simply switched it on. The low buzz filled the quiet room.She settled between my legs, cock already hard again, and rubbed the head through my folds until I lifted to meet it. When she pushed in this time the stretch burned sharper than before. I gritted my teeth. Sarah paused halfway.“Breathe.”“I’m trying.”She waited, one hand steady on my hip, the other resting the vibrator ag
Sarah’s bedroom was dim and uncluttered. A wide bed with dark sheets. One low lamp casting a warm circle across the floor. She led me inside and closed the door with her foot. The click of the latch sounded ordinary. Everything about the moment felt anything but.She kissed me again before I could speak. This time there was no careful testing. Her mouth was open and sure, tongue sliding against mine, one hand already under the back of my sweater. The heat of her palm on my bare skin made my breath catch. I answered the kiss with equal force, fingers curling into the soft fabric of her t-shirt.Sarah walked me backward until the backs of my knees hit the mattress. Instead of letting me fall she bent, hooked an arm under my thighs, and lifted me clean off the floor. The strength of it surprised a short sound out of me. She was solid and steady, carrying my weight without strain. Two steps and she set me down on the bed, following immediately so her body covered mine.The mattress dipped
The car smelled like her.Cedar and clean soap and the faint trace of what we had done still clung to the upholstery. I sat in the passenger seat with my hands folded in my lap, staring straight ahead through the windshield while the city slid past in ordinary daylight. Sarah drove the same way she had on the way to the salon: steady, quiet, one hand on the wheel. She did not turn on the radio.My body still throbbed. Between my legs I felt the residual stretch, the slick heat that had nothing to do with the dress I now wore again. Every shift of my hips reminded me of the mirror, the cool glass against my breasts, the thick length of her pushing into me while her hand covered my mouth. The memory arrived in sharp, unwanted flashes. I pressed my thighs together and tried to make it stop.Guilt settled over everything like a second skin.I had cheated on Mark. Not with a stranger in a bar. Not with some half-forgotten ex. With his sister. In a bridal fitting room, two months before our
The curtain whispered shut behind Elise, leaving only the low hum of the salon’s air conditioning and the soft glow of the vanity bulbs.Sarah didn’t move away. She stayed close enough that the heat of her body reached me through the open back of the dress. Her fingers still rested at the base of the zipper, two cool points against my skin.“You’re shaking,” she said.I wasn’t cold. The fitting room was warm, almost too warm, the air thick with the scent of new fabric and the cedar note that clung to her sweater. I watched our reflections in the three-way mirror—my bare shoulders, the ivory satin pooled at my hips, Sarah standing behind me in black, her expression unreadable.She drew the zipper the rest of the way down. The dress loosened and slid. I caught it against my chest, holding the fabric in place. Sarah’s hands settled on my waist, steadying the fall of the skirt until it dropped to the carpet in a soft heap. I stood in only a strapless bra and simple panties, the mirror sho
I was two months from walking down the aisle and my friends cancelled on the dress appointment with less than three hours’ notice.One had a work emergency. One had a sick kid. The third simply stopped answering her phone. I sat on the edge of the bed in the apartment I already shared with Mark, staring at the confirmation email from the bridal salon, and felt the familiar tight knot of disappointment settle under my ribs. Mark was at the office. When I called him he sounded genuinely sorry, then hesitated.“My sister’s free today,” he said. “Sarah. She’s been asking if she can help with anything. I can text her.”Sarah.I had met her only four times since Mark and I got engaged. She was thirty, two years older than him, quiet in groups, with a dry sense of humour that appeared only when she felt safe. Mark had once mentioned, almost casually, that she was bisexual and that it had caused a few tense Christmases when they were younger. I had filed the information away and never thought







