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There\u2019s no point denying what\u2019s happening. My cock strains against my pajama pants, the evidence of my arousal impossible to hide. The video still plays behind him, the moans of the men on screen mixing with our ragged breathing. I\u2019m trapped between Lucian and the truth I\u2019ve kept buried for years. The truth that\u2019s now throbbing between my legs.<\/p>\n

\u201cFine,\u201d I say, my voice steadier than I expect. \u201cYou want me to admit it? I\u2019m curious. So what?\u201d Lucian\u2019s eyes narrow, searching my face for signs of deception. He doesn\u2019t move back, keeping me pinned. \u201cCurious?\u201d He repeats the word like he\u2019s tasting it and finding it lacking. \u201cThat\u2019s what you\u2019re going with?\u201d I meet his gaze. \u201cYes. Curious. I watch porn. Sometimes it\u2019s gay porn.\u201d I gesture toward the laptop. \u201cIt doesn\u2019t mean what you think it means.\u201d \u201cAnd what do I think it means?\u201d<\/p>\n

\u201cYou think it means I\u2019ve been secretly pining for you or something equally dramatic.\u201d I roll my eyes. \u201cIt\u2019s just lust, Lucian. A physical reaction. You\u2019re a warm body that showed up on my doorstep. Don\u2019t make it into something it\u2019s not.\u201d The hardening around his eyes is almost imperceptible, but I catch it. A flash of something like hurt before his mask slips back into place. I\u2019ve caught him off guard with my bluntness, knocked him off balance for once. Good. \u201cJust lust,\u201d he repeats, his smile turning sharp.<\/p>\n

\u201cNothing else?\u201d \u201cNothing else.\u201d His cockiness returns full force, but there\u2019s an edge to it now. \u201cSo I could be anyone, and you\u2019d still be hard right now?\u201d \u201cPretty much.\u201d Lucian shifts his weight, and I expect him to back off now that I\u2019ve taken the wind out of his sails. Instead, his hand moves between us, palm pressing down firmly against the bulge in my pants.<\/p>\n

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It also includes descriptions of unprotected sex. OceanofPDF.com Table of Contents 1 AUSTIN 2 LUCIAN 3 AUSTIN 4 LUCIAN 5 AUSTIN 6 LUCIAN 7 AUSTIN EPILOGUE AUTHOR’S NOTE OTHER BOOKS BY JENNY PINEAPPLE OCEANOFPDF.COM 1 Austin The shower steam follows me into the bedroom as I towel-dry my hair and pull on clean pajamas.<\/p>\n

I\u2019ve scrubbed my skin raw, but after a twelve- hour shift in the ER, the stench of disinfectant still haunts my nostrils, mixing with the pasta sauce simmering on my stove. Friday nights used to mean something different. Now they\u2019re just the end of a sixty-hour workweek and the beginning of two days where I\u2019m not elbow-deep in other people\u2019s emergencies.<\/p>\n

I walk to the kitchen, breathing in garlic and tomato. My sauce has thickened nicely. I stir it once, turn the heat down to low, and pour myself a generous glass of cabernet. The first sip slides warm down my throat. The clock on the microwave reads 10:47 PM. It\u2019s too late for company, too early for sleep, and the rain hammering against my windows makes the house feel even more isolated than usual. Perfect conditions for bad decisions. I carry my wine to the living room, set it on the coffee table, and retrieve my laptop.<\/p>\n

The couch cushions welcome me as I settle in, propping my feet up on the ottoman. I open the computer and go straight to my browser, clicking the bookmarks tab. My cursor hovers over the folder labeled \u201cResearch.\u201d I stare at it and feel the same tightness in my chest I always do when I\u2019m about to click it. It\u2019s been years, but I still can\u2019t shake this particular habit.<\/p>\n

\u201cFuck it,\u201d I mutter, and open the folder. The video sits in my bookmarks exactly where I left it last week. And the week before that. I don\u2019t know why I bother hiding it in a folder. I live alone. Nobody\u2019s checking my browser history. The only person I\u2019m hiding it from is myself, pretending each time is the last time. I stand up abruptly and walk to the windows, tugging the blinds closed with more force than necessary. The rain is coming down in sheets, distorting the streetlights into hazy orbs.<\/p>\n

Not a soul is crazy enough to be out in this weather. I\u2019m completely alone.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n

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