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LEON'S POV
The room was lit up by the steady light from the laptop screen.
âDamian slammed his huge, veiny cock into me...â
I chewed on my bottom lip as I typed the words with shaking fingers, my breaths coming out fast in the silent room.
My heart was racing so hard, it felt like it'd burst out of my chest at any second.
Below the draft, the comment section was a chaotic hive of digital lust.
Marlo18: God, just imagining the Golden Boyâs hard length makes me lose it.
SinnersSanctuary: Author, can you please answer this, and tell the truth... have you actually slept with Damian? This feels too real.
âIf only,â I whispered to myself as I read that, my voice a breathless whisper in the cramped bedroom.
I leaned back, caressing the heavy bulge in my crotch before slipping my right hand slipping into the waistband of my stiff, black trousers.
The fabric was like a cage against my erect dick.
The heat of it was almost too much.
Fuck, I was harder than a steel pole.
I closed my eyes, letting the blue light of the monitor burn against my eyelids. In my mind, the pristine, saintly image of Damian began to shift.
That wasn't the image I needed right now. I didn't want the boy who helped old ladies cross the street. I wanted the monster Iâd created on my page. I wanted a rough palm sliding over my skin, bruising the so-called purity my father prided himself on.
I was a Pastorâs son. The melted iron that was supposed to be twisted into a shape that pleased a God I was terrified of.
âUh,â I groaned deeply as I squeezed the thick mushroom head of my dick, spreading the precum over the throbbing length before slipping it out completely out of my pants.
Everything else blurred as my hands began to move. The guilt, father's warnings, the fear.
They all became nothing as the tightness beneath my sternum grew.
I hissed out in pleasure as my hand moved faster, desperately.
Pausing, I quickly reached into my drawer for a lotion, almost knocking my diary down in my haste.
The added smoothness felt like heaven, and the plop-plopsounds of my hand sliding up and down my cock, drew me even closer to the edge.
âOh fuck,â I groaned. âYesâŚfuck, ohh yeah.â
I was so close, so close to the feverish pitch where the smell of the room transformed into the musky scent of a locker room.
âDamian,â I moaned, feeling my dick jerk once as the release built, making my balls feel heavy.
âLeon? What are you doing in there?â a voice boomed from outside my door, followed by a knock and then the jangling of the doorknob.
And just like that, that voice broke both the fantasy and my soul.
âWhat did I say about locking yourself in your room, Leon?! Privacy is a breeding ground for the devil!â He jangled the handle again, âopen this door or I will.â
The baritone voice of my father was the bane of my existence. I can't even count how many times I'd heard that same pitch right before receiving the beating of my life.
In those moments when he hit me, it was extremely hard to believe that this was the same man who left a congregation of three hundred every Sunday.
My heart stopped, and my blood turned to ice.
Swiftly, I slammed the power button with the heel of my hand. The monitor died with a soft whine, plunging the room into a tomb-like darkness.
âOh Lord,â I panicked, scrambling and fumbling with my zipper. My fingers felt numb, my movements sloppy due to the release I didn't get.
I was trying to tuck away the still hard and pulsing evidence of my sin, when the was pushed open.
Das stood in the doorway, like an angel of punishment.
The faint scent of church incense trailed behind him, clashing violently with the smell of my own sweat and arousal.
âYou have exactly twenty seconds to explain yourself,â he muttered flatly, glancing at his watch.
âIâm... I was studying for a quiz,â I stammered, keeping my head down as I stared unblinkingly at the scuffed floorboards. My heart was thumping so hard I was sure he could see my shirt vibrating.
âIs that so?â Dad stepped into the room. Each footfall felt like a hammer blow. âThen why did you lock your door for that?â
âI wanted to be able to concentrate, sir,â I answered, trying to keep my voice steady.
âAnd why is your light off?â
The light switch flipped as the question left his mouth. I flinched against the sudden brighteness that flooded the room.
âHard work is a virtue, son. But the mind must not wander in the dark,â dad added calmly.
That calmness never meant well for me though.
âI'm sorry, father.â I swallowed hard, holding my hands firmly down in front of me to hide the bulge.
Stupid thing had a mind of its own, because why couldn't it recognise the danger I was in and justâŚgo soft?
Dad didn't say anything else as he moved closer. Then he reached out, his hand coming to rest on the warm plastic of the computer tower. I felt the air leave my lungs. If he turned it back onâŚhe merely had to read the first few lines and I would be toast.
âYou look flushed,â he noted, his voice turning cold. It was the tone he used right before the âdeliveranceâ sessions. âThe flesh is a rebellious servant, Leon. It craves the slavery of desire. It forgets the dignity of the spirit.â
âI was just... the math problems were really difficult,â I lied, the words tasting like ash on my tongue. âI have been using the computer for a long time trying to solve them, and that's why it's stillâŚwarm.â
âHm,â dad nodded. âSo I take it you weren't looking at pictures and videos of naked women?â
âNo sir,â I answered.
And that was extremely true, because I had never looked at those.
I was much more inclined to look at naked pictures of men, and I knew this from a young age.
Dad must have seen the truth on my face, or at least hints of it. Because his hand left the computer and moved to his waist. The metallic clink of his belt buckle being unnotched echoed in the silence, sending a cold trail down my spine.
âOn your knees,â he commanded.
LEON'S POVThe clatter of silverware against porcelain sounded was almost too much in the unnatural quiet around the dining table.Usually, we didn't talk while eating but there was just something heavier about this silence.My dad was at the head of the table as usual, his posture as rigid as the starched white collar he still wore even at home.Suddenly he cleared his throat and I promptly sat up straight.âIâve already spoken to the admissions office at Princeton, Leon,â he began, not looking up from his roast chicken. âThey have a legacy program that, combined with your GPA, practically guarantees you a seat. It is the only sensible path forward.âI set my fork down, my appetite long gone. âI donât want to go to Princeton, Dad. Iâve told you this already. Itâs not about the ranking orâŚor the legacy.âHe looked up then, his eyes narrowing behind his glasses. âAnd what, pray tell, is it about? Or are you just determined to be difficult for the sake of it?ââItâs about what I want t
LEON'S POVThe afternoon light filtered through the stained-glass windows of the church building, casting long, broken patches of crimson and violet across the floorboards.I was in the middle of correcting a twelve-year-oldâs posture, my fingers aching from hours of repetitively playing the keyboard, when I felt the air in the room shift.I looked up, expecting to see a parent or perhaps the janitor. Instead, my heart dropped to the floor as I saw Aaron.At first, I blinked hard to make sure I wasn't seeing things. I wasn't. Aaron was sitting in the very back row, his long legs stretched out into the aisle, leaning against the polished wood as if he owned the pew.Perhaps the second most surprising thing about his presence there was that he didnât look out of place at all. He looked like he belonged there, even with his apparent arrogance which was practically seeping out of his pores.His handsome face slowly split into a smile that I would've mistaken as âwarmâ if it wasn't from
DAMIAN'S POVThe Monday morning bell had a sharper, more annoying edge to it that felt particularly aggravating today.I stood by my locker in the hallway, my eyes tracing the movement of the crowd of students, and then finally settling on Leon. He was leaning against the lockers, books pressed to his chest, lookingâŚdifferent.Yeah, different. In a good way, if I do say so myself. It was almost as though he'd gained more confidence in the one month he'd been hanging around Aaron.He still had on his usual attire, our school uniform, ironed to perfection. But it was like he wore it differently now.But then even with all these, there was still a jittery, nervous energy to him that hadn't completely disappeared alongside his glow-up.It also wasn't lost on me that I wasn't the only one that noticed Leon's upgrade. The boy had never been ugly but he'd always looked pathetic, pitiful.Now he was getting appreciative and inviting glances from girls most of the guys on the team were pining
AARON'S POVLeon turned to look at me, his eyes soft and searching. âI didn't know it was you, Aaron. I swear it. I wasn't using you.âI let out a small, sad laugh, casting him a quick sideways glance.âIt sure felt like it.ââI apologize for that,â Leon murmured.âIt was dark, and I was delirious with fever,â he sighed, rubbing his palms over his jeans nervously. âI know it probably sounds like stupid excuses because I was coherent that night. Coherent enough to demand for things, initiate things andâŚand respond.âOur eyes met and I looked away first before he could see how much he was affecting me.âI didn't even know you were there and I had just seen Damian... or was that a hallucination?ââNo,â I replied, gripping the wheel until my knuckles turned white. âHe was there. He was meeting someone, and youâd fainted.âI shook my head, trying to dissipate the memory, but not all of it.Just the part where Damian and I had almost got into a fight over what Leon was doing there.âDamian
AARON'S POVI watched Leon cross the street, his tall, lean-muscled frame cutting a sharp, defiant figure against the backdrop of his parentâs house.He looked entirely too calm for someone who had been freaking out over the phone when I told him to come down and meet me. And this calmed my nerves a little bit more as I watched him approach.As he reached my car, I tried my best to hide the agitation in my jaw. I stood up straight and attempted a smile that just felt wonky.âYou know what I'm really curious about?âLeon frowned, looking very annoyed with me. But he shrugged, âI suppose you're going to tell me either way.ââYou suppose correctly,â I replied, another attempt to soften the vibe.Another failed attempt, as he just continued to scowl at me.Feeling a bit deflated, I cleared my throat. âOkay so I was wondering, since you don't play any sports or go to the gym, how come you still have impressive muscle definition even though you're lean?âLeon glanced down at himself as thou
LEON'S POVThree days of silence.Seventy-two hours of living in a world that had suddenly turned gray and hollow. This might sound a bit dramatic but it was as though nothing had any purpose anymore.I sat at my desk that Sunday evening, the glow of the monitor casting long, skeletal shadows across my room, but the words wouldn't come. I stared at the blinking cursor, my fingers hovering over the keys, paralyzed.Every sentence I tried to craft felt like a confession. I had spent months writing this perfect character, one built on stolen mannerisms and illicit fantasies, only to realize I hadn't been completely honest with myself.I told myself it was just Damian with a few bad boy attributes but it was justâŚAaron.I clicked over to my writing platform. A new notification blinked in the corner: One new message.âChapter 15 was personal. Who hurt you?âI stared at the screen, a cold prickle of dread working its way down my spine. I started scrolling, clicking through months of logs. T







