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Killian Pov
The slam of the study door is always a prelude to the silence that follows. My father, Mr. Hayes, never shouts. His voice is a low rumble, a controlled pressure. Today’s monologue is particularly short and brutal.
"The Millers' daughter, Serena. Her father's company is key to the new project. We're having dinner with them tomorrow evening. You will be there. And you will be charming."
He doesn’t wait for a response. He never does. My existence is a series of commands, and my role is to obey. I watch him stride down the hallway, a perfect man who owns everything, including me. The house, usually a quiet tomb of marble and expensive furniture, feels even more hollow in his absence. I exhale, a breath I don't realize I'm holding.
My hand instinctively goes for my phone. There is only one person who can pierce the cold loneliness of this house. I dial Leo’s number, and his voice, loud and full of life, is a welcome burst of reality.
"Yo, man! You good?" he asks, a familiar energy in his tone.
"Yeah, just survived another pep talk," I reply, the bitterness in my voice a quiet thing I can't hide. "What's the plan for tonight? I need out of this place."
"Finally! Thought you'd be grounded for life," he laughs. "Coach said we're all heading to The Apex. You know the spot. Marcus and the guys are already there. It's gonna be a big one tonight, so get your ass over here."
My heart gives a small jolt. The Apex. The club is a place of loud music, dark corners, and temporary freedom. It is a place where my father’s rules don’t exist.
I hang up and head to my room, the silence of the house swallowing my footsteps. My reflection in the full-length mirror is a stranger's face. The perfect jock. The son of the perfect man. My life isn't lived; it is an ongoing performance. I am just going with the flow, riding the current of my father's expectations without a single thought of my own. I grab a pair of dark-washed jeans and a simple black t-shirt, an attempt at blending in that will surely fail. I have no identity, just a public image to uphold.
As I dress, a flash of a memory flickers in my mind. My mother's face. If she had stayed, would things have been different? Would this suffocating pressure have been replaced by something softer, something like love? I push the thought away. It is a weakness. A distraction. There is no room for feelings in my father's world.
Arriving at the club, the pulsating bass hits me hard. The air is thick with the scent of alcohol and cheap perfume. I find Leo and the rest of the team in a VIP booth, surrounded by a sea of bodies. My competitive spirit kicks in immediately. I down one drink, then another, the sweet burn a familiar comfort. I laugh louder than I mean to, my voice lost in the crowd, and for a while, I almost believe I am having fun.
But a prickle on the back of my neck tells me I am not alone. I scan the room, and my eyes land on a man who stands out in the swirling chaos. He isn't loud or boisterous like the college crowd. He is a quiet intensity, leaning against a railing, a glass of amber liquid in his hand. His gaze is locked on me. He has the kind of face that belongs on the cover of a magazine, sharp angles and a clean-shaven jaw. But it is his eyes that hold me. They are a brilliant, piercing blue, so vivid they seem to glow in the dim light. And his physique… he is built like a god. I feel a confusing heat rush through me, a foreign sensation that makes my stomach clench.
I’ve never found a man attractive. Never had a single thought about them. My life is women, football, and business. This feeling… this is wrong. I need to clear my head, to get away from his magnetic stare. I mumble an excuse to Leo and push my way through the throng of dancers, heading for the men’s room.
I splash cold water on my face. It's the alcohol. It's just the alcohol. I look at myself in the mirror, trying to ground myself, but the image of those blue eyes is burned into my mind. I am a straight man. My father’s son. There is no room for this.
I am reaching for the paper towels when the man from the bar is suddenly standing behind me, his reflection an intimidating presence in the mirror. He doesn’t say a word. He just steps forward and closes the space between us. A hand, strong and firm, grips the back of my neck, and he kisses me, hard and with a brutal intensity that steals the breath from my lungs.
My mind screams. Run. Push him away. What are you doing? But my body refuses to listen. Instead, a wave of pure sensation washes over me, and I feel myself melting into the kiss, a low moan escaping my throat. I find myself kissing him back, my lips parting willingly for his tongue.
He pulls back, a flicker of a smile on his face, and without a word, drags me out of the bathroom and up a set of stairs to a private suite. My body is on autopilot, a thrilling, terrified obedience that I have never known. The suite is quiet and dim, a stark contrast to the thumping noise below.
Up close, he is even more devastatingly handsome. Those eyes, that chiseled face. I can't look away. My heart is pounding, a wild, untamed thing I don't recognize. He lets go of my hand, and in that brief moment, I have a chance to escape. But I don't. Instead, I unzip his pants, pulling out a monstrous length that is already throbbing. My hand trembles as I guide it, tapping the slick, wet tip against my lips.
He looks at me for a long moment, a dark, hungry fire in his blue eyes. Then I take him whole into my mouth. He gasps, his entire body clenching. I grip his cock tight, my lips and tongue a master of friction, fast and sure. My mind goes blank, replaced by the white-hot pleasure radiating through me. I can’t help but moan, a primal sound I didn’t know I could make. My tongue twirls against the tip of his cock, a desperate need for more, while my other hand plays with his heavy balls. He talks dirty in a low, husky voice, the words a physical thing that makes his precum gush out. His cock is harder than I’ve ever felt it before. I suck him deeper and faster, until he is shaking and moaning, and then, without warning, he cums in my mouth, making sure I take every drop.
“Swallow,” he commands, his voice a low rumble.
I swallow, my eyes filled with a lust I’ve never known. He grabs me, tearing my clothes off, and then bends me over the bed. He spits on his hand and coats my ass before pushing himself in. The first thrust is a sharp, piercing pain, but the second is too sweet, too good.
My eyes roll back in my head as he goes all the way in. I am a moaning, breathless mess of contradictions. He grips my own cock, stroking me hard, and his voice in my ear says the most filthy, beautiful things I have ever heard. “You're nothing but a cock-sucking slut, aren't you?” I tell myself it is the alcohol, that this couldn't be me, but deep down, I know that wasn’t true.
“Take it all. Swallow it like a good boy.” We cum together, a violent and desperate explosion of shared pleasure that unlocks a new, terrifying part of me. “That's right... you're a perfect little whore for me.”
When I wake up the next morning, the room is empty. The man is gone. I am alone, tangled in sheets that smell of us both, and it all comes crashing back. The argument with my father. The dinner with Serena’s family. The one-night stand. I feel my eyes prick with tears of disappointment, but then I feel it.
My dick is still hard, a painful, throbbing erection that refuses to go away. It is a disgusting reminder of everything that has happened, and I am filled with a self-loathing so complete, it takes my breath away.
The last scene The gravel crunched under the tires of the car as we pulled into the driveway of the white house with the black shutters. It was late afternoon, and the sun was hanging low, turning the front porch into a warm, inviting yellow. The movers had already left, and the front door was standing slightly ajar, waiting for us.Igor turned off the engine and just sat there for a second, his hands resting on the steering wheel. He looked at the house, and then he looked at me."We’re actually here," I said. My voice felt light, like it might float away."We are," Igor said. He reached over and took the keys out of the ignition, holding them out to me. "I think you should be the one to open the door for the first time."I took the keys, feeling the cold metal against my palm. We got out of the car, and the air hit me—it was salty and smelled like the ocean, just like it had during the house hunt. There was no sound of traffic, no distant sirens, just the rustle of the oak tree lea
Packing and moving penthouse felt different when it was half-empty. The echo was louder, bouncing off the floor-to-ceiling windows that had once felt like the walls of a fortress. There were stacks of brown boxes lined up in the foyer, each one sealed with heavy tape.I was in the kitchen, wrapping the last of the coffee mugs in newspaper. Igor walked in, carrying a small box of desk supplies. He looked around the room, his eyes lingering on the empty counters."It looks a bit hollow, doesn't it?" I asked, tucking a mug into a box."It looks like a transition," Igor said. He set his box down and leaned against the island. "I’ve lived here for five years. I thought I’d stay here until I retired. I never expected to be moving because I wanted more room for a garden and a history library.""Do you regret it? Leaving all this?" I gestured to the view of the city, the lights just starting to flicker on in the skyscrapers across the way."Not for a second," he said. "This place served its
The final goodbye The sun was just starting to set over the new yard when I sat down at the small desk in the sunroom. I had a yellow legal pad and a pen that actually felt heavy in my hand. For days, I had felt a pressure in my chest that wouldn't go away. It wasn't fear anymore, and it wasn't the sharp anxiety of the scandal. It was just an unfinished conversation.Igor walked by the doorway, carrying a box of books for the shelves. He paused and looked at the blank page. "Are you working on an essay for class?""No," I said, not looking up. "I'm writing to him. My father."Igor set the box down quietly. "Are you going to send it?""No. I think if I sent it, he’d just find a way to use it against me. He’d see it as a weakness or a plea for attention. This is just for me.""I think that's a wise choice," Igor said. "Do you want me to leave you alone?""Just for a little while," I said. "I need to get the words right."He nodded and walked away, his footsteps fading as he went into t
A quiet anniversary The weather was cooling down, a steady wind blowing off the water as the sun began to set. We were in the new house now, surrounded by boxes that were half-unpacked, but the kitchen was functional. I was standing at the counter, attempting to open a bottle of wine while Igor leaned against the frame of the back door, watching the sky turn a deep, dusty purple."One year," Igor said quietly.I stopped fighting with the cork and looked up. "Is it today? I lost track of the dates with all the move-in chaos.""It’s tonight," he said. He walked over and took the bottle from my hand, opening it with a practiced ease that always made me a little envious. "One year since a very rainy night, a very loud club, and two people making a very impulsive decision.""I was so terrified that night," I admitted, leaning my elbows on the counter. "I remember walking toward your car and thinking my heart was going to burst out of my chest. I felt like I was jumping off a cliff."Igor
Career shiftIgor was sitting at his desk, but for the first time in the months I’d known him, he wasn't looking at stock tickers or merger acquisition drafts. He had three thick folders in front of him, each one labeled with the name of a different local non-profit.I walked in with a plate of sliced apples and set them on the edge of the desk. "You’ve been in here for four hours. Are you dismantling another company?"Igor looked up, and I noticed the lack of tension in his forehead. He took a slice of apple and leaned back. "Actually, I just turned down a consulting offer from the Sterling Group. It was a six-figure fee for two weeks of work.""Six figures?" I sat in the chair opposite him. "That’s a lot of money to say no to.""It is," he agreed. "But they wanted me to help them restructure a textile firm. 'Restructure' is just a polite word for firing half the staff to make the quarterly reports look better for the shareholders. I realized as I was reading the proposal that I didn
The House HuntIgor had the tablet open on the breakfast bar, a map of the coastal city marked with little blue pins. For the first time in weeks, we weren't looking at legal documents or news articles. We were looking at floor plans."This one has a garden that leads right to a walking path," Igor said, sliding the device toward me. "It is older than the others, but the structure is sound."I looked at the photos. It was a white house with black shutters and a wide front porch. It looked like the kind of place people lived in for fifty years, not the kind of place people used to host networking events."It looks like a real home," I said, scrolling through the images of the kitchen. "The penthouse is amazing, Igor, but it always feels a bit like a hotel. Everything is so perfect that I’m afraid to leave a glass on the table."Igor laughed, taking a sip of his coffee. "I felt that way too when I first moved in. It was a bachelor's trophy. It wasn't designed for living; it was designed
The Formal AnnouncementThe private dining room at the Grand Tower Club was built for power. The walls were lined with heavy, dark wood paneling, and the air was too still, thick with the scent of expensive cigars and ambition. I sat between Serena and my father at a massive, polished wood table, f
A Night InThe elevator ride up to the penthouse felt like shedding a skin. Every floor that passed was a layer of exhaustion, fear, and performance falling away. I had barely escaped the university after the worst football practice of the season, thanks to Marcus making sure Coach noticed every si
Mr. Hayes’s Public PushThe air inside the Governor’s Hall was thick and cloying, smelling of three things: aged whiskey, power, and expensive perfume. This wasn't a party; it was a high-level transaction disguised as a gala. Every person here represented a zero-sum game, a network of alliances tha
The Longing StareI was trying to walk across the campus quad, but my head was heavy, still ringing with the raw, devastating truth Igor had confessed three days earlier. “You are the only thing… that has made me feel alive.”How do you go back to tackling drills and listening to the coach yell abo







