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His Theirs Enough – Rowan Thornwell (1)

Watched Nico spread her open, fingers sinking into her like he already owned her. Watched Lina moan, low and real and unselfconscious. She didn’t perform. She didn’t show off for Elias’s benefit. She forgot he was there. And somehow, that made it worse. Or better. He couldn’t tell anymore. He could only watch as Nico pulled open his jeans, freed his cock —thick, flushed, heavy—and lined himself up behind her.
Elias’s heart pounded. Nico didn’t look at him. He thrust. Hard. Lina cried out, her body jolting forward, then back—taking it. Nico groaned. Gripped her hips tighter. And fucked her. Deep. Measured. Certain. Elias whimpered—soft, pitiful, almost silent. His cock was still soft. But the ache in him was almost unbearable. He was no longer jealous. He was something worse. He was hungry.
And forgotten. Nico drove into her again, a sound like flesh and heat and control echoing off the walls. Lina braced herself against the back of the couch, arms trembling, hair spilling forward. She was beautiful like this—messy, loud, free. Elias stared. He couldn’t look away. Couldn’t breathe right. Nico groaned low in his throat, pulled her hips harder against him, his cock slamming into her in long, relentless thrusts.
Then—without looking—he said: “Is this what you wanted, Elias?” Elias flinched. Nico didn’t slow. “Watching me stretch her wider than you ever could?” Another thrust. Lina gasped. Her eyes fluttered. Her mouth opened. “You see how she takes it? Not for show. Not for praise. Just because her body needs it like this.”
Elias’s hands curled into the carpet. His thighs trembled. He was soft, spent, leaking shame from every pore—and still, the heat rolled through him like something holy. And then—Lina looked at him. Eyes half-lidded. Mouth parted. Pinned under Nico’s rhythm, hair sticking to her cheek—but still, she looked. Right at Elias. And moaned.
“Don’t look away.” Her voice broke on the words. And Elias—wrecked, naked, forgotten on the floor—didn’t. Couldn’t. He watched Nico fuck her. Watched her take it. Watched her own every second of being taken. And finally understood what it meant to be nothing… …and to be held in that nothingness.
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Names, characters, places, and incidents are products of the author’s imagination or are used fictitiously. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, events, or locales is entirely coincidental. Self-Published via Amazon KDP First Edition, 2025 Cover design by Rowan Thornwell Author writes under the pseudonym Rowan Thornwell. All rights remain with the legal copyright holder. OceanofPDF.com For S, My Muse, My centre. – R OceanofPDF.com “Tell me, what is it you plan to do with your one wild and precious life?” MARY OLIVER OceanofPDF.com THE DEPTHS HE COMMANDS Steam curled off the surface of the water, catching the moonlight like smoke from a ritual fire.
The pool shimmered silver, still. Perfect. Untouched. Until it parted with a single, slow stroke. He moved like a creature born of water—immense, at ease—each motion deliberate, unhurried. Naked, unapologetic. He swam as if alone. But he wasn’t. From behind a marble column, Elias watched—breath shallow, chest tight. He hadn’t meant to linger. Just a glimpse, he’d told himself. One look. But the man in motion—glistening, bare, utterly unconcerned by his own magnificence—was impossible to forget.
And harder still to resist. Then he turned. Water streamed down his back as he reached the steps, climbing out with a grace that betrayed nothing of the sheer power he carried. Moonlight kissed the carved landscape of muscle, each line gleaming. Droplets traced down his chest, over his abdomen, lower still— There was nothing left for the water to hide. Elias’s lips parted. His knees weakened. A quiet ache pulsed through him—hungry, unspoken.
It wasn’t just lust. It was awe. Reverence. The sight of him—the knowing in him— made something deep inside want to fall, to kneel, to give. The man paused, towel in hand, and—without turning—smirked. He knew. He always knew. Elias watched, breathless, as the other ascended.
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