Both within me and beneath my hands, I could feel him quivering, shaking as his orgasm consumed him, his seed repeatedly shooting into me as he groaned aloud in his release. Simply feeling him filling me made my breath catch in my throat and my fingers curl into his sides while tears of happiness began to streak down my cheeks.
It was a perfect morning. It was Tuesday, so neither of us had classes at the community college down the street. Both of our parents were traveling: our father at a conference in Atlanta, our mother conducting a three-day training session at a company in Albuquerque. That had allowed my brother to slip into my bed during the night, awakening me briefly when he enveloped me in his protective arms, then awakening me fully as he undressed me shortly after dawn.
His orgasm abated, he lowered himself, careful not to press his full weight upon me even though I always enjoyed feeling him forcing me into the bed. His head dipped, and as I closed my eyes, his lips met mine once again. He was still hard inside me, and I purposely squeezed him firmly and repeatedly, wanting him to remain fully erect as long as possible, trapping his seed within me.
My eyes remained closed as my brother lifted his head, but he must have noticed the tears upon my cheeks, for he was soon kissing them away. It was sweet and romantic, yet knowing that he did not love me, not in a true relationship sense, made it slightly disconcerting. He had always been gentle and caring with me, always trying to ensure that I had the best of everything, always doing what he could so that I could truly enjoy whatever we did together, and these occasional sexual encounters were no different, but without the true love I felt for him being returned in full, they all felt slightly empty.
...which was perhaps why I wanted him to remain inside me as long as possible. One of the things our mother had drilled into my head was that I should never give my body to someone I did not truly love. Fortunately, she had never mentioned not giving myself to someone who did not truly love me, but still...
I knew that my brother did not love me beyond sibling love. I had confessed my feelings for him, and he seemed to understand, but he had admitted that he did not love me in the same way. Yet we still shared ourselves with each other, still occasionally connecting in the most intimate way possible. While we were mutually exclusive, it still hurt slightly to know that the love I was giving him was not being returned.