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My forbidden commander 10
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2026-09-14 07:03:18
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Yours to Keep, Daddy: MM Taboo collection My forbidden commander 10
The south detachment lasted six days.On the seventh a runner found Miles in a tent that still smelled like someone else’s soap and told him to pack. The window had moved again. The ridge job had a second tooth. Command wanted the same pair that had walked out of the wash alive.Miles rode back in a truck that was not Tookes’s. He told himself that mattered. By the time the base gate opened, it did not.Tookes was in the yard with a map tube under his arm. He looked at Miles like a man looking at a weapon he had already fired and could not put down.“Lieutenant. You’re with me. Brief in ten.”“Yes, sir.”Rourke stood in the shade and lost his smile.The colonel called it operational necessity. He said the transfer would resume when the site was closed. He said it like that was comfort.It was not comfort. It was a door kicked back open.They went into the field that night. Same road. Worse weather. Tookes drove. Miles sat in the right seat and did not touch him until the last lights o
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The call came in the middle of the afternoon brief.A runner at the door. The colonel wanted Commander Tookes. Now. Not after. Not with his aide.Tookes did not look at Miles when he left. That was how Miles knew it was bad.The brief died without him. Officers packed up and glanced at Miles like he was a stain they had only just noticed. Rourke was the only one who did not glance. He already knew.Miles waited in the office because that was still his post until someone said it was not.Forty minutes later Tookes came back. He shut the door. He did not lock it. His face was the face from the first day. Cold. Finished.“You’re being reassigned.”Miles stood. “On whose word?”“On paper. Effective at 0600. You’re moving to the south detachment. Different command. Different building. Different hours.”“Rourke.”“Rourke talked. The colonel listened. They don’t have a photo. They don’t need one. They have time sheets and a captain who likes the sound of his own concern.”Miles’s throat went
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The order came down at noon. A site check off the main road. Two nights. Minimal team. Tookes took Miles and left Rourke on base with the colonel.No one said the assignment was a gift. It felt like one anyway.The waystation sat at the end of a dirt track. One room. One bunk room behind a curtain. A stove that worked if you kicked it. Tookes cleared the place, locked the door, and stood there with the key in his hand like he could still pretend this was only work.Miles set his pack down.“Two nights.”Tookes looked at him. The base face was already slipping.“Two nights,” he said. “Then we go back to locked doors and short hours.”They ate out of tins. They checked the radio. They did the job on paper so the job existed. When the light died, Tookes lit one lamp and left the rest of the room dim.There was no hall here. No boots. No Rourke.Miles sat on the edge of the narrow bed. Tookes stood in front of him and took his time. He undressed Miles like he had been waiting for permissi
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The first sign was a look that lasted too long from the wrong direction.Captain Rourke had been in the morning brief every day for a week. He watched the map. He also watched the space between Tookes and Miles. On Thursday he stayed after the others left and smiled with too many teeth.“You two put in long hours.”Tookes did not look up from the folder. “The window moved. That’s what hours are for.”“Sure.” Rourke’s eyes flicked to Miles. “Lieutenant’s dedicated. Always in here. Always last out.”Miles kept his face empty. “Yes, sir.”Rourke left. The smile stayed in the room like smoke.Tookes locked the door out of habit, then stopped with his hand on the metal.“Not today.”Miles waited.Tookes turned. The commander was back. Full ice.“You will not stay late. You will not walk in here without two other bodies in the room. You will take your meals with the company and you will sleep in your own bunk. Clear?”“Rourke doesn’t know anything.”“He doesn’t have to know. He has to talk.
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They tried to act normal.It lasted until the first briefing.Tookes stood at the map and spoke like nothing in his office had happened. Miles took notes at his left and kept his eyes on the paper. His body still knew the desk. The height of it. The way Tookes had held his hips to keep the wood from knocking the wall.When the captain asked a question, Tookes answered it and his gaze slid to Miles for half a second too long. Miles felt it like a hand.After the room cleared, Tookes said, “Stay. The north file is wrong.”The north file was not wrong. Miles knew it. Tookes knew it. The lock turned anyway.They did not make it to the chair.Tookes had him against the door, mouth on his, hand already under his belt. Quiet. Fast. The kind of taking that was half relief and half punishment for needing it. Miles bit Tookes’s shoulder to keep from making noise when he came. Tookes followed with his face turned into Miles’s neck, breathing hard, saying nothing that could be called tender excep
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They made it back to base after first light. Dust on their boots. Miles’s sleeve cut away. Tookes walking half a step too close, like the ridge was still shooting.Medical took Miles first. Shallow groove. Clean bandage. No light duty on paper because Miles would not ask for it and Tookes would not say the words in front of a medic.The debrief was short. Tookes did the talking. Miles stood at his shoulder and kept his mouth shut except when a number was needed. No one asked why the commander’s eyes kept cutting to his aide’s arm.When the room emptied, Tookes did not dismiss him.“My office.”Miles followed.The office door shut. The lock turned. The sound was small and it changed the air.Tookes set his cap on the desk and stood there with both hands on the wood, head down, like he was still deciding whether to be the man from the safe house or the man with the rank.“You should go to your bunk.”“You didn’t bring me here to send me to my bunk.”Tookes looked up. The want was plain
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