Previously…
There’s a kind of quiet you only get after the lines are crossed. When nothing’s been said out loud yet, but everything’s already changed. The air is thick with it—heat that lingers, tension that doesn’t need a name. You wake up in it, wrapped in a body that feels too good to be wrong, and for a second, nothing else exists.
But morning has a way of asking questions. Even when the only answer is to reach for more.
CHAPTER 4: WHATEVER THIS IS
THE LIGHT WAS SOFT when I blinked awake, the kind of quiet morning glow that didn’t demand anything. No alarm. No shop. Just the hum of a Saturday barely beginning.
Jeff’s arm was draped over my waist, heavy and warm, our legs tangled under the covers. We were both naked, still carrying the heat from everything that happened hours before. His breath moved slow against the back of my neck, steady in that way that made it clear he was still asleep.
I didn’t move right away. Just stayed there, feeling the weight of him behind me, the curve of his body flush against mine like it had always belonged there. My skin still buzzed where he’d touched me—hands, mouth, everything. And now this quiet? This stillness? It felt just as dangerous.
Eventually, I turned slowly, careful not to jostle him too much. His grip shifted with me, arm falling a little lower as I moved to face him. His expression stayed soft, undisturbed, lips parted slightly. Even asleep, Jeff looked like someone who didn’t flinch easy—relaxed, sure, but still grounded. Like nothing could rattle him, not even this.
I let my eyes drift down his body—over the solid stretch of his chest, the rise and fall of his stomach, the dark trail of hair leading under the sheet. And then lower.
I reached for the edge of the blanket and, slowly, carefully, slid it down. The fabric whispered against his skin, folding at his hips.
There it was—his cock, hard and full, resting heavy against his thigh.
Thick, hard, and begging for attention—Harrison can’t look away… and he’s about to do a lot more than look. Unlock the full scene by upgrading your subscription.
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