LUSTRONOMICA: WILD CRAVINGS
He was already half-hard.
I rubbed slow circles, feeling him thicken under my foot, growing, straining against the fabric.
Carmen coughed, cleared his throat, shifted in his seat like he could escape.
He couldn’t.
I curled my toes and dragged them along his length, up and down, slow and purposely.
His jaw clenched.
His hand tightened around his coffee mug.
Carmichael said something stupid about Fortnite.
Mom laughed weakly.
I pressed harder, rubbed the arch of my foot against the full length of him feeling him throb, feeling the heat of him through the cotton.