He moved with urgency, our clothes still half-on, my legs splayed wide as he pressed into me with the raw force of his honed 28 years. His thrusts were relentless, almost punishing, each one stretching me, sparking a mix of pleasure and ache. My nails dug into his shoulders, my moans loud and unfiltered, as he drove deeper, his rhythm unyielding. The friction built, my body arching to meet him, until a sharp, shuddering climax tore through me, followed by another, his own release a fierce, searing flood that spilled inside and over me, marking my skin. Exhausted, still tipsy, I collapsed without washing, curled against his chest, his arm heavy across my back.

By God’s grace, Sunday morning I had a 10 a.m. presentation, so there was only time for a hurried morning tangle before I dragged him to brunch. I was sore, hungover, and frayed, but a stack of waffles saved me, letting me sink into his banter, his gaze fixed on me, his hand warm on my knee. I kissed him, hung on his words, craving him again — which, naturally, we indulged for three hours. After footing the bill (not for him, no, but I paid), I felt like I’d been the one hired.

I can’t shake the image: my body rocking, my eyes locked on the mirror, on all fours, taken from behind, his powerful frame splitting me open. I moaned like I was performing, raw and unrestrained, as he gripped my hips, his fingers bruising, thrusting with full intensity, from tip to base, claiming me like a possession. Each stroke was a jolt, my body trembling under his strength, my reflection showing a woman lost in abandon, every nerve alight until I shattered, my climax a scream, his own release a torrential surge that left me gasping.

How could I not think of a moment five years prior: on all fours, staring into a mirror, taken from behind by Caleb’s steady, measured rhythm? But the parallels stop there. Noah’s face was all hunger, a primal edge; Caleb’s was reverence, almost sacred. Noah’s thrusts bordered on brutal, pushing my limits; Caleb moved with care, each slide a question, seeking my response.

Noah, tawny-haired, wiry, with ink across his chest and a jawline rough with stubble, a man I’d paid for — not outright, but close enough — to be there that night, taking me with ferocity after I’d fed him, housed him, worn him out. Caleb, olive-skinned, stockier, softer, with a bare chest and gentle hands, who’d pampered me with a gourmet dinner, treating me like a goddess, and in the mirror, moved with a tender cadence, like a slow dance.

Yet, forgive me, there’s another shared truth: both times, I was swept into a fierce, all-consuming climax, body and soul undone. Both times, they filled me, left me spent… and there the similarities end. Caleb curled beside me, his fingers tracing my skin, as we drifted into a warm, quiet sleep, waking to soft kisses. Monday morning, though, I woke aching, tender, and — panic — with faint bruises on my hips I couldn’t explain to my husband if he noticed… fear surged, damn you, Noah…

But he saw my unease and softened. He didn’t push for more, just held me, murmured apologies, offered gentle touches, and later, on the way to the station, he slid his hand beneath my skirt, his fingers moving with delicate precision, hidden from the driver, as I leaned into his solid frame. I forgive you, my Noah… and I wonder, maybe, yes, about that trip to your place, friend and all.

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