Lahat ng Kabanata ng SWEET DEBAUCHERY: AN M/M COLLEGE, CONTEMPORARY ROMANCE: Kabanata 101 - Kabanata 110

★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★CALEB’S POV★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★“Levi. We can’t.” I protest weakly. Even though I’m just as hard as he is. Just as turned on and desperate for release. He palms my cock through my boxers and a whimper escapes me. “Fuck.” Levi doesn’t stop , so I cling to his forearms, though not exactly tight enough to restrict his movements. He kisses me, licking into my mouth in a filthy way that makes my head heavy and my blood sing “Relax baby, let me make you come. You need this.”“But what about your parents.?” “My parents?”“Yeah. What if they hear us?”“In this big ass house? I don’t think so.” He cups my balls and I buck up into his hand chasing the sweet sensation. His lips return to mine, before trailing down to my jaw and neck leaving little bites and hot kisses that make me turn pliant, and give in to the sweet torture at his hands. “Good boy. That’s it. You wanna come?” He rasps, his fingers snaking beneath my shorts and wrapping tightly around my cock. It’s

★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★CALEB’S POV★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★Levi’s touch is impossibly gentle as he kneels behind me on the bed, applying the cool ointment to my sore hole. Every stroke of his fingers makes me wince, but the sting is nothing compared to the gentleness with which he’s handling me now.“I’m so fucking sorry,” he whispers for the umpteenth time, voice thick with regret. “I got too rough. I never want to hurt you like that.”I shift slightly, breathing through the discomfort. “It’s okay. I asked for it. I wanted it rough, remember?”He doesn’t look convinced. He finishes spreading the ointment, then wipes his hands and climbs back onto the bed, pulling me carefully into his arms. His chest is warm against my back, one hand resting lightly on my hip.We stay like that for a long time, the room quiet except for our breathing. I try to let the comfort sink in, but my mind keeps spiraling and racing.Eventually exhaustion wins. Levi’s breathing evens out behind me, and I drift off

★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★LEVI’s POV★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★“I’ve met someone,” I blurt and it’s like the whole coffee shop goes silent. Holding their breath.No one answers, but I can feel the shift immediately — Marcus’s shoulders tense, Riley’s jaw tightens, Jade’s spoon stops stirring her coffee.I swallow and say it again, quieter this time. “I’ve met someone.”“What?” Jade asks, voice flat.“Yeah.” I nod, forcing the words out. “His name is Caleb. It’s… new. But it’s good.”“Okay,” she says slowly. Then, after a beat: “That was fast.”“It’s been two years,” I reply, trying to keep my tone even.“Of course. We’re aware.” Jade’s eyes narrow slightly. “He was our friend too.”“That’s no—” I cut myself off. There’s no point explaining. They’re intentionally making this difficult.Marcus leans back in the booth. “In those two years, you completely ghosted us. We were worried about you. Scared for you. And this is what you’ve been doing? We thought you were mourning.”“I was mour

★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ CALEB’S POV ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ After the awkward introductions, we all end up in the living room. Levi sits on the edge of the couch like he’s ready to bolt at any second. I stay standing near the doorway, arms crossed, hoping the wallpaper will suck me in. “So,” Dad says, interrupting the quiet“how do you two know each other?” Levi glances at me before answering. “I tutored Caleb for a while when he was struggling with his classes. We became friends after that, and he ended up staying at my place for the summer.” Dad’s eyebrows lift slightly. “Oh. I didn’t know Caleb needed a tutor. You never told me.” I shift uncomfortably. “I’m pretty sure I did.” “No, you didn’t,” Dad replies, tone flat and certain. I wish Levi hadn’t mentioned the summer stay. The words hang in the air like smoke, and I can already feel Tim’s eyes on me. Sure enough, when I glance over, Tim is giving me that knowing, smug little look — the one that says he knows me better

★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★CALEB’S POV★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★“Caleb." Levi calls from behind me. But I don't even wait, I just want to get out of here. "Caleb." He calls again and I stop to turn a round. "What?""Calm down." He says gently. "Just calm down.""I'm calm.""Are you sure of what you’re doing?""What?" "Are you sure about what you’re doing? You don’t have to leave because of me.""I’m not leaving cause of you.” I take a step closer. “I’m leaving because I really can’t stand any of them right now. And I want to be with you.”He hesitates. "But what about your mum? Do you think she was being serious?""I don’t think so. They’ll come around. They have to." This reassurance doesn’t even sound true to me, but I cling to it anyway. I have to hope."Levi watches me quietly, his expression soft with uncertainty.“Okay.”"Oh my god.” I mumble, reality crashing in."What?" Levi asks with concern. "I hadn't even thought of where we were leaving to.""A small, warm smile tu