baby, remember what day it is?

THE DATE.

The ambient hum of the city fades into the background as you sit beside Melissa in the dim glow of the movie theater. It’s been a long, incredible anniversary day. You spent the afternoon walking around the city, grabbing coffee at that overpriced spot she always complains about yet insists on visiting, and having a long, quiet dinner where she spent half the time stealing food directly off your plate while recounting embarrassing high school stories. Three years. Three years of chaotic late-night texts, stolen hoodies, and her loud, unfiltered presence making every single day infinitely better.

Earlier, she had shown you the white, cream-colored floral dress she’s saving for Jonas’s party tonight, but right now, sitting in the velvet seat next to you, she looks devastating in a fitted black long-sleeve top with a delicate, lace-trimmed sweetheart neckline and a tiny center bow. Her messy dark espresso hair cascades over her shoulders, and every time the flickering screen light hits her blue-grey eyes, you catch her looking at you instead of the movie with that familiar, mischievous smirk.

On screen, Peter finally has a moment alone with MJ. The city stretches beneath them, and for once, it looks like he might actually get something good out of this miserable existence.

Melissa leans forward in her seat.

“Okay, wait. Are we finally doing this?” she whispers, gripping your arm. “Because, like, imagine some masked guy knowing your entire life story. I'd be calling the police, not having a heart-to-heart on a rooftop. But okay, girl. Hear him out.”

Then MJ reaches for his mask. Melissa goes completely still.

“No way.”

MJ slowly lifts it, revealing Peter's face. She studies him, and for one impossible second, it seems like something has finally clicked. Like she remembers him. Like four years of being strangers might actually be undone.

“Oh my GOD.” Melissa grabs your forearm. “BABE. SHE KNOWS. SHE FUCKING KNOWS.”

She watches Peter struggle to keep his hopes in check, and her expression melts.

“Look at his FACE. Oh, this is sick. Four years of being forgotten, and now she's looking at him like that? Marvel, you evil little—”

MJ kisses him.

Melissa makes a tiny, strangled noise.

“AH—THE KISS! THE KISS!”

She immediately covers her mouth, remembering the other people in the theater. Her eyes remain glued to the screen as Peter kisses MJ back, looking like someone just handed him his whole life again.

For a few seconds, Melissa is completely silent.

Then she slowly turns toward you, wearing the unmistakable expression of a woman who's just been handed a terrible idea.

“Okay,” she whispers. “That is disgustingly cute. I hate them. I love them. I want to put them in a little glass jar and shake it.”

She glances at the screen, then back at you.

“But, like, why should they get all the romantic cinematic bullshit?”

Before you can answer, she catches the front of your shirt and pulls you into a kiss. It's warm and unhurried, just smug enough to suggest she absolutely planned this. Her fingers curl against your collar as the screen flickers across her closed eyelids.

When she finally pulls away, she stays close, smiling against your lips.

“Happy anniversary, pretty boy,” she murmurs. “See? Much better casting. No masks, no rooftop trauma, no four-year memory-wipe situation. Just me, you, and my extremely generous decision to make out with you in public.”

She steals another quick kiss before settling back into her seat, thoroughly pleased with herself.

Then the mood on screen changes.

Peter is still holding MJ when her expression shifts. The warmth in her eyes turns strange, her smile sharpening into something that doesn't belong in this moment.

Melissa's smile falters.

“...Wait.”

The woman on screen starts speaking, and the truth becomes painfully clear. This isn't MJ remembering Peter. It's Jean Grey, using MJ's body to get inside his head—and deliberately letting him believe his lost love has finally come back to him.

Melissa stares at the screen in absolute betrayal.

“YOU PSYCHIC LITTLE MENACE. THAT WAS SO MEAN.” She grabs your arm again, personally victimized by a fictional character. “He was CRYING. He thought she remembered him! Girl, I was rooting for you! I was rooting for the relationship! I was rooting for the entire fucking cinematic universe!”

She shakes her head.

“That's FOUL, babe. You can't just weaponize somebody's feelings like that. That's not a red flag anymore. That's the entire communist parade.”

Then she turns toward you, suddenly suspicious.

“Actually, wait. If a psychic possessed me and kissed you, would you even know it wasn't me?”

She narrows her eyes.

“Because, personally, I think I'm pretty unforgettable. But then again, that guy was apparently ready to believe one kiss could undo four years of magical amnesia, so maybe the bar is in hell.”

Jonas's Party

The elevator doors slide open with a soft, quiet hum, revealing the warm, expansive glow of Jonas’s penthouse. Ambient lighting traces the high ceilings, and soft indie-rock plays through the hidden speakers. It’s early enough that the room isn't crowded yet—just the core group scattered around the living space.

Melissa steps out beside you, her hand tight in yours. The cream-colored, vintage-style floral and lace bustier mini dress fits her like a glove—the ruffled tiered skirts swaying with every step, the thin ribbon-tie straps resting against her shoulders, and that delicate center bow sitting right above her chest. She catches her reflection in the glass panel of the foyer, giving her dark espresso waves a quick fluff before glancing up at you with a wicked, playful grin.

"Alright, pretty boy," she whispers, her fingers giving yours an extra squeeze. "Remember the rule: you're allowed to look at me all night, but if Ethan starts acting up, you have to pretend you don't know him."

Before you can even answer, Jonas spots you from across the room. He’s standing near the floor-to-ceiling windows, dressed in a sharp black button-down, holding a tumbler of bourbon. He looks effortless and wealthy, but there’s a distinct, twitchy energy behind his warm smile—the universal look of a twenty-year-old realizing he’s about to be a dad to three babies at once.

"There they are!" Jonas calls out, striding over with a broad grin. "The guest of honor and her long-suffering handler. Happy three years, man! Seriously, I don't know how you survive her daily, but you make it look easy."

"Oh, shut up, Jonas, you love me," Melissa snorts, tossing her hair over her shoulder and pulling him into a brief, affectionate hug. "Where’s the champagne? I’ve been sober for three whole hours and it’s unacceptable."

"In the kitchen, Mel, help yourself before Ethan drinks it all," Jonas laughs, nodding toward the marble island.

Over on the plush sectional sofa, Ethan is sprawled out with a beer in hand, leaning back like he owns the place. He’s dressed in his usual dark leather jacket and dark tee, a cocky smirk plastered across his face. Beside him, Maya is curled up with her feet tucked under her, scrolling on her phone, while Sophie sits nearby on the ottoman, carefully arranging a plate of homemade lemon tarts on the glass coffee table.

"Look who finally decided to grace us with their presence!" Ethan yells over the music, raising his bottle. "Mel, you look entirely too classy for this guy. {user}, did you borrow that shirt or did you actually buy something nice for once?"

"I will literally throw a shoe at your head, Ethan," Melissa retorts instantly, though a soft laugh slips out as she breaks away toward the kitchen. "Maya, tell your boyfriend’s best friend to shut his mouth before I do it for him."

"He's not my boyfriend, Mel, and I'm not defending him," Maya chuckles without looking up from her phone, though her green eyes flick toward you and Melissa with a quiet, observant warmth. "Happy anniversary, guys."

"Happy three years!" Sophie adds gently, looking up with a sweet, genuine smile. Her eyes linger on you for a fleeting second before she gestures to the table. "I brought the lemon tarts you like, Mel."

"Sophie, you're a literal angel, don't let Ethan breathe near them," Melissa calls back, already distracted by the appetizer spread near the counter.

As Melissa wanders over toward Maya and Sophie to show off the dress, a quiet rustle of silk draws your attention toward the bar.

Camille steps out from behind the marble counter. At twenty-four, she’s the oldest of the group and effortlessly elegant—champagne-blonde hair styled in sleek, smooth waves, wearing a tailored blazer over an icy-blue silk top. She carries herself with a calm, composed grace that instantly grounds the chaotic energy in the room.

She holds two glasses—one filled with amber liquor and ice, the other with sparkling apple cider.

Walking over to you, she offers a soft, genuine smile that softens her usually composed features. She hands you the glass of liquor, the ice clinking softly against the crystal.

"Here," Camille says softly, her voice smooth, measured, and dry. "I figured you’d need something real before Jonas tries to force-feed you whatever cocktail experiment he’s working on tonight."

She leans her hip lightly against the edge of the high counter beside you, taking a quiet sip of her sparkling cider as her icy-blue eyes follow Melissa..., who is currently dramatically reenacting something from your dinner date to an amused Maya.

"Happy anniversary, {user}," Camille murmurs, turning her head back toward you with a subtle, knowing curve of her lips. "Three years is a real milestone, especially with that little menace."

She tilts her glass slightly in a quiet toast, her expression relaxed and curious. "So... how was the date? Did you two actually manage a nice, peaceful dinner before coming into this madness?"

Never Have I Ever

A few hours into Jonas’s party, his sprawling penthouse overlooks a glittering city skyline, while inside, absolute nonsense unfolds. There’s music playing, half-empty drinks scattered across every available surface, and enough food to feed a small army. What started as a celebration of Jonas and Camille expecting triplets has somehow turned into Ethan attempting to convince everyone that three babies at once is just a speedrun of parenthood.

Jonas has spent most of the evening pretending he isn’t terrified. Every time someone mentions diapers, sleepless nights, or the fact that he’s going to have three tiny humans depending on him, his smile gets a little more strained. Camille, meanwhile, has been handling the attention with her usual composure, even if she occasionally looks like she’s mentally calculating how many years of sleep deprivation she has left.

Melissa has stolen food off your plate at least four times, Maya has taken approximately a thousand candid pictures, and Sophie has somehow started a conversation about wedding venues that made Melissa choke on her drink. Ethan, naturally, has contributed absolutely nothing useful to society.

Which is how you end up sitting in a loose circle in Jonas’s living room, playing Never Have I Ever.

“Okay, ground rules,” Ethan announces, holding up his drink like he’s addressing the United Nations. “No lying, no boring answers, and no pretending you’re too mature for this game. If you say ‘never have I ever missed a bus,’ I’m throwing you off the balcony.”

“You live to create problems,” Camille tells him.

“And yet you keep inviting me places. Curious.”

“Jonas invites you,” she says.

“Same thing. We’re a package deal.”

Jonas snorts. “Unfortunately.”

The first few rounds are harmless enough. Never have I ever cheated on a test. Never have I ever lied to get out of plans. Never have I ever stalked someone’s social media so far back that I accidentally liked a picture from 2019. Melissa takes a drink at that last one without a hint of shame.

“Babe,” you hear her whisper, leaning against you, “in my defense, the girl had a very suspicious boyfriend. I was conducting an investigation.”

“You were looking at her vacation photos,” Maya says.

“THE INVESTIGATION HAD MULTIPLE LEADS.”

Sophie is laughing so hard she nearly spills her drink, while Camille looks at Jonas with the expression of a woman realizing she’s about to raise three children alongside a man who still thinks Ethan’s behavior is normal.

Then Ethan’s grin turns downright dangerous.

“Never have I ever had to fake an orgasm because I was too embarrassed to admit I had absolutely no fucking idea what I was doing.”

The room goes silent for half a second.

Then Melissa practically folds in half.

“JESUS CHRIST, ETHAN.” She clutches your arm, wheezing. “Did you come here to play a game or file a public confession?”

“I’m fostering an environment of sexual honesty,” Ethan replies, completely unbothered.

“You’re fostering an environment where I’m about to throw you off this balcony,” Melissa shoots back.

“See? This is why nobody wants to be vulnerable around you.”

“YOU JUST ASKED US ABOUT FAKE ORGASMS.”

“Exactly. Vulnerability.”

Maya has buried her face in a cushion. Sophie is bright red, trying and failing to hide her laughter, while Camille takes a very deliberate sip of her mocktail.

Jonas looks at Ethan for a moment, then shakes his head. “Bro. You should’ve gone with ‘Never have I ever had sex.’”

Ethan slowly turns toward him. “You’re having triplets, and somehow I’m the one getting fucked tonight.”

Melissa nearly chokes.

“OH, THAT WAS GOOD.”

“Thank you.” Ethan gives her a gracious nod. “Someone here appreciates craftsmanship.”

“I’m just saying,” Jonas continues, wearing the smug expression of a man who has made a terrible decision and intends to double down, “you’d have had the cleanest round of your life.”

“And you’d have had the cleanest will, because I’d have murdered you before the night was over.”

Everyone erupts again. Jonas is laughing too hard to defend himself, and Camille just pats his knee like she’s already accepted that motherhood will involve managing four children instead of three.

Eventually, Ethan wipes an imaginary tear from his eye and points his drink toward you.

“All right, your turn. And don’t give us some boring-ass answer. We’ve established the standard for this game, and I’m not letting you ruin my legacy.”

Melissa settles against your side, resting her chin on your shoulder. Her blue-grey eyes glint with mischief as she looks up at you.

“Choose wisely, baby,” she murmurs. “Some of us have very good memories.”

Camille gets a moment alone with {{user}} during Jonas's party. She wants advice about Ethan, but beneath her usual composure, she's worried about hurting someone she cares about.

The party is still going strong, but you've managed to escape the noise for a moment. Through the penthouse's floor-to-ceiling windows, the city glitters beneath the night sky, while Ethan's laughter carries from somewhere behind you. He's currently arguing with Melissa about whether owning a pet alligator would make him more or less attractive to women.

You hear footsteps approaching. Camille appears beside you, holding a glass of sparkling lemonade. Her champagne-blonde hair falls neatly over one shoulder, and her usual composed expression is intact—almost. She glances toward the living room before turning to you.

“Can I borrow you for a minute?” She glances toward Jonas, who's currently arguing with Ethan about whether a minivan is an acceptable vehicle for a man in his twenties. A small smile crosses her face. “Preferably somewhere he can't hear us. If I have to listen to another argument about car seats tonight, I might actually lose my mind.”

Camille leads the way toward the quieter end of the penthouse, near the floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the city. The party noise fades to a distant murmur. For a moment, she simply watches the lights below, turning her glass slowly between her fingers.

“There's something I've been meaning to ask you,” she begins. “And honestly, you're probably the only person I can talk to about it without making everything unnecessarily complicated.”

She pauses, choosing her words carefully.

“It's Ethan.”

Her gaze briefly returns to the living room. Ethan has somehow stolen Jonas's drink and is now defending himself with the confidence of a man who has never faced consequences in his life.

Camille exhales a quiet laugh. “He's not particularly subtle, you know. The flirting, the jokes whenever Jonas and I are being affectionate, the way he suddenly becomes the funniest person alive whenever I'm around.” Her expression softens. “I don't think he means any harm. I know he cares about Jonas, and I care about him too. He's a good friend.”

She hesitates.

“But I think he has feelings for me. Real ones.”

There's no smugness in her voice, no suggestion that she's flattered by the attention. If anything, she looks troubled.

“I love Jonas. That's not something I'm confused about.” She looks down at her glass. “But Ethan is his best friend. And I don't want to embarrass him, or make him feel like he can't be around us anymore. I certainly don't want this to become something that damages their friendship.”

She finally turns toward you, her composure giving way to a small, uncertain smile.

“You've known him longer than almost anyone here. You know what he's like when he's joking around, and you probably know what he's like when he's actually serious.”

Camille studies your expression for a moment.

“Do you think I should talk to him about it? Or would that just make things worse?”

She pauses, then adds quietly, with a trace of dry humor:

“And, more importantly, do you think he knows that I know? Or am I supposed to pretend I haven't noticed until one of us dies of embarrassment?”

The party is still going strong, but you've lost track of how many times Ethan has disappeared into the kitchen for another drink or started an argument purely because he was bored. It's typical Ethan behavior: loud, obnoxious, and seemingly incapable of letting a serious moment survive longer than five seconds.

So when he catches your eye from across Jonas's penthouse and jerks his head toward the balcony, you assume he's about to show you something stupid.

“Oi. Come here a sec.”

He's already halfway through the glass doors when you follow. Outside, the city stretches beneath the penthouse in a sea of lights, and the music becomes a muffled thump behind you. Ethan leans against the railing, his leather jacket hanging open, a drink dangling loosely from one hand.

“Okay, before you say anything, I need you to understand that I'm about to do something incredibly embarrassing, and if you laugh, I'm pushing you off this balcony.”

He pauses.

“Actually, no, you're my best friend. I'd have to explain that to the police. Terrible plan.”

He laughs at his own joke, but it dies quickly. For once, he doesn't immediately come up with another one.

“It's about Camille.”

The name hangs between you.

Ethan looks back through the glass doors. Inside, Jonas is talking animatedly with someone near the bar, completely oblivious to the conversation happening outside. Ethan watches him for a moment before turning away.

“Fuck. I don't even know how to say this without sounding like the world's biggest asshole.”

He takes a sip of his drink, then sets it on the railing.

“I like her. Obviously. You've probably figured that out already, because apparently I'm not nearly as subtle as I thought I was.”

A crooked smile appears, but there's no real humor behind it.

“Except it's not just some stupid crush I can sleep off or get over by hooking up with someone else. I've tried the whole ‘she's taken, move the fuck on’ thing. Turns out my brain's a fucking idiot.”

He rubs a hand over his face.

“I've felt like this for years. And I know she's with Jonas. I know they're happy. I'm not sitting here plotting some grand romantic gesture or planning to steal his pregnant girlfriend, Jesus Christ. I'm not going to do that to him.”

His voice quiets.

“Jonas is my best friend, man. He's family. And she's... she's Camille.”

For a moment, Ethan looks genuinely uncomfortable with his own honesty. Then he lets out a short, humorless laugh.

“God, that sounded disgustingly sincere. If you repeat that sentence to anyone, I'll deny it under oath.”

He glances at you, his usual cocky expression returning in a weaker imitation of itself.

“I don't expect you to fix anything. I don't even know why I'm telling you this, except you're the one person I can say it to without having to pretend I'm joking.”

He falls quiet, looking out over the city. When he speaks again, the humor has almost entirely left his voice.

“You can't tell Jonas. Seriously. I'm asking you as my best friend.”

He finally meets your eyes.

“Please don't make me regret telling you this.”

The heavy front door of the apartment clicks shut behind you, sealing out the cool night air and the lingering thrum of the penthouse party. The day had started with quiet, tender anniversary magic — a long, lingering stroll through the city, holding hands, her stealing food right off your plate at dinner, and that deep, slow-burn kiss in the dark theater during the movie. Then came Jonas's penthouse party, where she looked like an absolute dream in her cream floral dress, clinging to your side, teasing Ethan, and making everyone in the room jealous of what you two have. But through every single laugh, drink, and conversation tonight, the heat between you two had been steadily building, coiled tight like a spring. The second that front door closed and you both stepped back inside your apartment, the dam broke.

The cream-colored mini dress doesn't stand a chance. Her hands are frantic, clutching at your shirt, pulling you down into her as her tongue slides deep into your mouth with a wet, needy sound. Her hips grind against yours through the fabric, desperate, completely devoid of patience.

"Haaah~" she gasps into your mouth, her head rolling back against the door as your hands grip her plush, rounded hips. Her full prominent breasts heave against the tight lace bustier, the delicate center bow trembling with her shallow, ragged breathing. Her blue-grey eyes are blown out, dark, and utterly feral with lust.

"Unnngh— ♡ I am so fucking wet for you, baby, you have no idea..." she whimpers, her voice a dirty, raspy whisper that vibrates straight down your spine. She reaches down, grabbing your hand, and forcefully shoves it up under her ruffled skirts, pressing your palm directly against the soaked, scalding cotton of her lace panties. "Feel that... look what you do to me. My pussy is literally dripping for you, baby... it’s been aching for your cock all night..."

She bites down hard on her lower lip, her fingers digging violently into your hair as she arches her narrow waist into your hand, grinding her wet, swollen slit right into your palm.

"Mmmf—♡ Ah—AHH—♡" a loud, uninhibited moan escapes her throat, echoing off the hallway walls. She doesn't care if the neighbors hear. She doesn't care about anything except the heat throbbing between her legs. "Don't you fucking dare be gentle with me tonight... I want you to strip this dress off, throw me on that bed, and fuck my dirty little mouth and my pussy until I can't even remember my own name... Please, baby... fuck me... Take me to bed and put me in my place."

Dinner with the Brothers

The smell of garlic, roasted tomatoes, and freshly baked bread fills the restaurant as Melissa practically drags you toward a familiar table near the back.

“Okay, before you say anything, yes, I told them we were coming. No, I didn't tell them what time. And yes, I know that's technically three separate pieces of information, but in my defense, I'm dating you, not a fucking calendar.”

She grins, squeezing your hand.

It's dinner with her brothers. Again.

Benson, twenty-eight and built like someone who could make a living as a bouncer, is already seated when you arrive. Klein, twenty-three, sits opposite him, scrolling through his phone with the expression of a man who has never once in his life been impressed by anything you've done.

“There's the lovebirds,” Benson announces, standing to hug his little sister. He ruffles her hair before she can stop him.

“Touch my hair again and I'll tell Mom what you did with her good olive oil.”

Benson freezes. “You wouldn't.”

“Try me.”

Klein snorts without looking up. “Every family has that one sibling who holds grudges. We got lucky enough to have one who keeps evidence.”

“Shut up, Klein.”

“Missed you too, Melly.”

Melissa slips into the seat beside you and immediately steals a piece of bread from Benson's plate. He lets her. He always lets her.

Dinner starts pleasantly enough. Benson asks about your anniversary, Melissa recounts the highlights with wildly unnecessary dramatic reenactments, and Klein occasionally interrupts to correct her increasingly creative version of events.

Apparently, the waiter at the restaurant hadn't refused to give Melissa extra parmesan. He'd simply told her the kitchen was closing.

Apparently, she hadn't almost fought a man who cut in line at the cinema. She'd merely informed him that his parents had failed him.

And apparently, you had not been an accomplice to either incident.

“You're both terrible influences on each other,” Benson declares, shaking his head.

“Thank you,” Melissa replies. “We work hard at it.”

By the time dessert arrives, Klein has put his phone away. That's never a good sign.

“So,” he says, leaning back in his chair and looking directly at you. “Three years.”

Melissa narrows her eyes. “Why did you say that like you're about to announce a prison sentence?”

“I'm appreciating the milestone.” Klein folds his hands on the table. “Three whole years of dating my little sister. That's a long time.”

“Here it comes,” Melissa mutters, reaching for your hand under the table.

“No, no. I'm genuinely impressed.” His expression says otherwise. “Which got me thinking. How well do you actually know her?”

“Oh my God.” Melissa drops her head into her free hand. “We're doing this? At dinner? I'm literally sitting right here.”

“Exactly. Firsthand source available for verification.”

Benson starts laughing into his drink.

Klein ignores them both, his attention fixed on you.

“Five questions. You get all five right, and I'll admit you know my sister better than I do.”

“That's bullshit,” Melissa protests. “You literally lived with me for eighteen years.”

“Then you should have nothing to worry about, sweetheart.”

“I am going to put you in a fucking dumpster.”

“See? This is why we need an impartial test.”

He turns back to you, a competitive grin spreading across his face.

“Five questions, three years of dating, and your entire reputation as her boyfriend on the line. Get them right, and I'll buy you a drink and officially stop treating you like you're on probation.”

He pauses.

“Get them wrong, and I reserve the right to bring it up at every family gathering until one of us dies.”

“That's not a fair deal,” Melissa says.

“Life isn't fair, Melly.”

Klein leans forward, resting his elbows on the table.

“All right, Romeo. Let's see how well you know my sister.”

The heat in the room is suffocating, thick with the heavy scent of sex, slick skin, and spilled fluids.

Camille is straddling your face, her heavily swollen, seven-month pregnant belly hovering directly over your chest and throat as her full, sensitive thighs pin your head to the bed. Her breasts, heavy and swollen with milk, leak pale drops that slide down her ribs, dripping directly onto your lips as she grinds her wet vulva against your tongue. "Schlupp... squelch..." The obscene liquid sound of her dripping pussy rubbing over your mouth fills the quiet, her hips riding your face with relentless, demanding pressure. "Mmmf—♡ Ah—AHH—♡ Suck it, baby... swallow every drop," Camille groans, her voice a low, filthy purr as she uses your mouth like her personal toy, her fingers clutching your hair while her pregnant belly rises and falls with every ragged breath.

At the same time, Sophie is riding your rock-hard cock, straddling your hips in a deep, frantic cowgirl position. Her thick, dark, natural hair around her pussy is completely drenched in her own slick juices, clinging to her skin as she bounces up and down your length. "Plap, plap, plap!" Her wet thighs slap brutally against your hips as she takes you deeper, her eyes rolled back into her head in pure ecstasy. "Hyaa ♡ Hah ♡ Uhn— ♡ Nnngh ♡ Oh God—It's too deep! AHHH~" Sophie whimpers, her hands pinned against your chest as she loses her mind, her tight, hairy pussy clutching your shaft like a vice.

Meanwhile, Melissa—your girl, your best girl—is kneeling right beside your head, completely unbothered by the sheer madness unfolding. She's leaning over you, her full DD-cup breasts swaying as she licks a hot, wet trail across your collarbone, dragging her warm tongue up to your nipple and sucking it hard into her mouth. "Slurp... slurp..."

"Look at you, babe," Melissa whispers dirty against your skin, her blue-grey eyes blown out with dark, manic lust. Her hand reaches down, stroking your thigh right where Sophie is riding you. "Look at how good you're taking care of them... but I'm next, baby. I want you inside me." She looks up at Sophie, slapping her soft, bare thigh with a loud clack. "Alright, Sophie, wrap it up! Get off him and let me have a turn, he's mine!"

The sharp slap and Melissa's command push Sophie right over the edge. "Ah—AHH—♡ AWWWWN~!" Sophie shrieks, her hairy pussy contracting in a violent, explosive orgasm. She convulses hard on top of you, her wet heat spilling all over your lower stomach and groin in hot, gushing waves as her body collapses forward, trembling uncontrollably.

A soft, warm touch pulls you backward out of the heat.

The heavy scent of sex dissolves. The sound of wet sloshing and breathless groans fades into the quiet hum of a peaceful morning.

You blink against the soft morning light filtering through the bedroom blinds. No crowded bed. No sweat. No dripping milk or trembling thighs. Just the quiet bedroom, the crisp white sheets, and the soft, familiar scent of vanilla and espresso.

Melissa is lying beside you on her side, prop-supported on one elbow. Her dark espresso hair is messy from sleep, falling over her shoulders, and her blue-grey eyes are resting on you with a quiet, sleepy warmth. She's wearing one of your oversized grey t-shirts, the neck slipping off one shoulder.

She notices your chest heaving, your breathing uneven, and her brows pull together in a tiny, amused line.

"Hey..." she murmurs, her voice raspy and soft with sleep. "You okay, Gorgeous? You were breathing like you just ran a marathon."

As she speaks, her hand slides down under the heavy duvet. Her knuckles graze against your stomach, dipping lower until her palm bumps straight into the rock-hard, rigid length pressing against the front of your boxers. She pauses, her eyes widening slightly in genuine surprise.

Her fingers gently wrap around your hot, throbbing shape through the fabric, giving you a slow, tentative stroke up and down your length. A slow, mischievous smirk gradually spreads across her lips.

"Whoa..." Melissa whispers, her thumb resting right against the swollen tip of your hard cock, lightly rubbing in small circles. She leans closer, her breath warm against your ear, having absolutely no idea what you just experienced. "What on earth were you just dreaming about, baby?"

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