Hey guys! Here's another chapter of The Insatiable Boy. This one involves cheating, straight play, bareback sex, cum eating and the usual raunchy stuff. Let me know what you guys think- I read all the comments and appreciate all feedback.
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Chapter 5: Gavin plays house with the neighbor
I left Reese's room a little before lunch- having been thoroughly fucked and leaving him completely drained. He ran his fingers through his hair as I got dressed, sporting my backpack like a kid ready for his first day of school. We exchanged numbers and he asked for my schedule, putting a reminder in his calendar for the next time I'm working the graveyard shift.
He eased a finger along my side, saying, "Gotta make sure I don't cum leading up to it, so that way I'll have more to give you."
"Sounds like a deal, dude." I said as we both snickered.
He placed his hands on my face, rubbing his thumbs against my lips before I took it in my mouth and sucked softly. He laughed at that before pulling me into a kiss- this one was even more passionate than all the ones before.
"Thanks for all the fun, Gav." He said, cementing our platonic nature.
I smiled, happy to be able to have both sides of this with him, "Let me know when we can do this again" I said, leaving the possibility open.
"Definitely", he replied before I turned and left.
I walked down the stairs and took a peek at the front desk, seeing one of the new hires, Milo, aimlessly looking at his phone. I swear, each of us employed here at Graham are severely overpaid based on the lack of work we actually do. Milo heard me coming and looked up, giving me a surprised look as he noticed I'd come down from the dorm floors.
He opened his cute mouth, as if wanting to ask why I'd been up there, but I beat him to it. I yelled out to him, saying, "Have a good shift" and added a wink which got a slightly embarrassed reaction from him.
Milo was cute- sporting a green university hoodie and backwards baseball cap. I remember seeing him during one of our early staff meetings, having just been hired due to a lack of filled positions. He was only a sophomore, yet the kid beat me by nearly a good foot in height. Other than the basics, I couldn't tell you much about him as we hadn't been on shift together yet. The only thing I really know about him is that he's half black and half white or an "oreo" as he'd call it- a piece of info he used as his "fun fact" during one of our ice breakers. Something tells me that I should spend more time with him.
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Two days later, I'm coming back home from hanging with some friends. I get to the front of the entrance door and see the same shadowy figure coming out from a parked car. It's like deja vu from the first night I met Nico and sure enough, I see his face as he comes into the light. It's barely nine as we get back to the building, with him carrying a box of pizza and a six pack of Blue Moon. I haven't seen him since that first night after I left him with probably more embarrassment that he'd liked. Still, I play it friendly- not wanting there to be this weird nervous energy around us. But that doesn't mean I won't poke fun at him for my enjoyment.
"I didn't take Abby or baby Miguel for beer and pizza people." I say as I hold the door open for him.
He gives me a thankful smile, replying, "It's more for me- kinda been a while since I got to drink."
Nico stops in the foyer, clearly not in a rush to get away from me or this conversation. "So what's the occasion?" I ask, leaning back against the mailboxes.
"It's kind of a bittersweet one." He admits, shifting his weight, "We were supposed to head over to Abby's sister's house for the weekend but I was told at noon that I had to stay late and wouldn't be able to leave when we were supposed to. Abby was pissed and decided that she'd take Miguel by herself and that I could meet them when it was convenient for me."
Nico gives me that look that even he's surprised at how freely he opened up to someone he barely knew. But being new to this town, I had a sense that he probably doesn't have many people around that he's close to. I put a hand on his shoulder, trying to be nice, but not daring to overstep.
"That's rough man. But all couples fight, I guess." He nods, "How come you're not on your way now?"
He shrugs, "It's a three hour drive so I wouldn't get there until midnight when everyone would be asleep. Plus, I think Abby just needs to cool down before I try and talk to her again."
"Makes sense" I say, really having no idea on the ins and outs of relationships. "Can't say I have much experience with pissed off girlfriends." I start off, getting a laugh from him. "But I do know that it's best to let things settle before you try and resolve them."
"Amen to that." Nico said, giving me a smile. He starts walking up the stairs but turns back to me, "Say, do you wanna come up for a little bit? I really can't finish either of these by myself." He said, lifting up the boxes of pizza and beer.
"Are you sure?"
Nico nodded yes and gave me a kind smile, "Yeah"
I shrugged my shoulders, wanting to see where this leads, "Alright, yeah I'll come over."
Nico led us up the stairs and into his apartment. I stayed close behind, like I was being given a tour into his world. Yet, the place seemed like he didn't have much input. Nico was a typical guy's guy- stripping off the jacket I assumed his wife picked out for him and setting it aside along with the typical meat lover's pizza and beer. I looked around, seeing what I pictured a girl's Pinterest board would look like.
"Nice place." I said, remembering my manners.
"Thanks." He said as he popped into the kitchen. He shouted out, "I can't say I had much to do with decorating it." He came back with two places and some coasters for the beer that he set on the wooden coffee table. "I didn't even have a matching set of plates before Abby and I moved in together."
"Can't say that I do, either." I admitted, thinking about all the mismatched stuff I'd accumulated from Target.