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Beneath the Rain

Shivam Dube x Rachin Ravindra

The monsoon had rolled in like a mood—heavy, thick, and full of electricity. Shivam waited under the flickering neon sign of the bookstore, hands shoved into his pockets, heart pacing faster than he’d ever admit. Rain misted through the humid air, casting a soft sheen on the streets.

Then he saw him.

Rachin, soaked through and grinning like the storm was nothing compared to what he was walking into. His shirt clung to his chest, nearly transparent, and his curls stuck to his forehead in dark, dripping waves.

“You’re late,” Shivam said, voice low, but there was no edge to it.

“I had to look this good for you,” Rachin quipped, stepping in closer—so close Shivam could smell the rain on his skin and that faint, warm scent that was just him.

They didn’t speak much on the way to Shivam’s flat. Every step was thick with anticipation, tension pulling tighter like a string between them. When they got inside, the door barely clicked shut before Rachin grabbed Shivam by the collar and pulled him in, lips crashing together with a hunger they’d both buried for far too long.

Shivam groaned into the kiss, hands sliding beneath Rachin’s wet shirt, fingertips skating over firm, warm skin. Rachin’s breath hitched as Shivam tugged the fabric over his head, exposing his chest, glistening from the rain.

“Been thinking about this for months,” Shivam whispered, voice rough as his lips traced a path from Rachin’s jaw to the hollow of his throat.

Rachin gasped, tilting his head back to give more, his hands finding Shivam’s waist and slipping under his shirt to feel bare skin. “Then stop thinking.”

Clothes fell piece by piece, each one revealing more than just flesh—years of tension, secret glances, late-night calls that said more in silence than words ever could. By the time they hit the bed, there was nothing between them but heat, breath, and want.

Shivam hovered over Rachin, eyes drinking him in like he’d never get another chance. His hands roamed slowly, reverently, tracing every line of muscle, every scar, every inch of skin like poetry. He leaned in and kissed down Rachin’s chest, each kiss deeper, wetter, open-mouthed and slow, pulling soft moans from Rachin’s throat that made Shivam throb with need.

Rachin arched under him, legs parting just slightly, inviting. “Touch me,” he breathed, voice low and trembling.

Shivam did—fingers and lips moving in tandem, teasing, exploring, worshipping. He took his time, making Rachin squirm and whisper his name like it was a prayer. Their bodies moved in sync, hips grinding, skin sliding against skin, the heat building between them with every press and thrust.

The room was filled with nothing but rain tapping against the windows and the sounds of their bodies—wet kisses, gasps, soft curses, the heady rhythm of their shared hunger.

When they finally came undone, it wasn’t just release—it was surrender. Shivam held Rachin close, their chests rising and falling together, sweat cooling between them.

Rachin buried his face in Shivam’s neck, voice raw. “I never wanted anyone the way I want you.”

Shivam turned, kissed his forehead softly. “You’ve had me all along.”

They lay there for hours, skin against skin, the storm outside nothing compared to the one they’d just weathered together.

The first rays of morning slipped through half-closed blinds, casting golden stripes across the tangled sheets. The rain had stopped sometime during the night, leaving only the quiet drip of water from the balcony railing and the hush of a city not quite awake.

Shivam stirred first, still half-asleep, his arm slung across warm skin. His hand idly traced lazy circles on Rachin's bare back, feeling the steady rise and fall of his breath. Rachin shifted slightly, pressing in closer with a soft, sleepy hum.

"You're awake?" Shivam murmured against his temple.

"Barely," Rachin mumbled, voice thick and low, "but I know your fingers don't wander like that unless you want something."

Shivam grinned, letting his hand slide lower, fingertips dragging across the curve of Rachin's hip. "Can you blame me? Look at you."

Rachin's eyes fluttered open, and he rolled onto his back, one arm stretched above his head, the sheet sliding just low enough to tease. "Then stop looking."

That was all Shivam needed.

He leaned down and kissed him—slow, sensual, like the night before hadn't been enough. Their mouths met with soft, lazy hunger, morning breath and all, because it didn't matter. Nothing mattered but the feel of each other.

Their bodies moved together again, slower this time. No rush. No urgency. Just heat, and skin, and sighs shared between kisses. Rachin arched into Shivam's touch as he explored familiar territory like it was brand new. Every movement was gentle but electric, and when Shivam finally sank into him, it was with a moan that curled deep in both their chests.

It wasn't just sex. It was closeness. A kind of vulnerability that felt sacred in the quiet of morning.

Afterward, they lay tangled together again, Shivam's fingers brushing through Rachin's messy curls.

Rachin turned to face him, eyes soft, voice hushed. "You're dangerous, you know that?"

Shivam raised an eyebrow. "How?"

"Because I could get used to this."

"You should," Shivam whispered, cupping Rachin's cheek, "because I'm not going anywhere."

Rachin's lips curled into a smile, that warm, boyish one that had always undone Shivam. He rolled on top of him, resting his head on Shivam's chest. "Fine. But you're making breakfast."

Shivam chuckled, wrapping his arms around him tighter. "Deal. As long as you promise to stay like this for a while longer."

They lay there in peaceful silence, the weight of the world outside the walls forgotten. Just two bodies, two hearts, finally aligned in the aftermath of rain.

And in that sunlit room, with Rachin's head rising and falling with every beat of Shivam's heart, it was clear:
This was more than a night. This was the beginning of something real.

~the end.

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# After the fall (1/2) 

Virat Kohli x Harshit Rana

The air in the hotel corridor was thick with tension. RCB had just lost a crucial match to KKR in Eden Gardens. And Virat Kohli—Virat Kohli had been given out controversially. The entire stadium had erupted, but no one celebrated as aggressively as Harshit Rana.

Chest out, fists flying, he had roared like a man who'd conquered the world. Cameras caught it. The internet ran wild. But Harshit didn't care. He'd dismissed Virat Kohli, after all.

What he didn't expect was the knock on his hotel room door that night.

He opened it—still sweaty from the match, fresh out of the shower. And there he was.

Virat. Jaw clenched. Eyes dark with fury. No words. Just a shove. Harshit stumbled back as Virat stepped inside and shut the door behind him.

"You think that was cute?" Virat growled. "Showing off in front of the cameras like you've done something great?"

Harshit's breath caught in his throat. He'd admired Virat his entire life—had posters, quotes memorized, had even dreamed of this man noticing him. But this—this was dangerous. And thrilling.

"Just celebrating a wicket, sir," he replied, trying to keep his voice steady.

Virat's eyes flickered, a smirk forming. "You want to be noticed that badly?" His hand gripped Harshit's chin, tilting it up. "Then you better be ready to pay the price."

Virat's grip on Harshit's jaw tightened just enough to make him gasp. His body was pressed back against the wall now, towering presence trapping him in place. Harshit wasn't sure if the heat on his skin was from post-match adrenaline or the way Virat's breath brushed against his cheek.

"You celebrated like you owned me out there," Virat said, voice low, laced with something dangerous. "You don't get to do that without consequences."

He dragged Harshit toward the bed without asking—no room for hesitation. He shoved him down, his weight heavy and commanding as he pinned the younger cricketer beneath him.

"You like playing bold, huh?" Virat sneered, straddling him. "Time to see how well you take it when you're the one being dominated."

Harshit opened his mouth to say something—maybe a taunt, maybe a plea—but Virat silenced him with a sharp pull on his hair, tipping his head back and exposing his throat.

"Quiet," he snapped. "You had your moment on the field. This is my ground now."

"You act like a brat on the pitch," Virat growled, his teeth grazing Harshit's jaw before biting down hard enough to draw a whimper. "So I'm going to treat you like one."

Harshit's legs were shaking—part anticipation, part nerves—but he didn't back down. His pride wouldn't let him. That only made Virat smirk.

"Still trying to be cocky, huh?" he muttered, fingers digging into Harshit's hips as he flipped him over. "Let's break that attitude."

And break it, he did.

Virat didn't rush. Every movement was measured, deliberate—designed to leave Harshit panting, moaning into the pillows, gripping the sheets until his knuckles turned white. Virat's voice was constant, laced with venom and heat:
"You think I didn't notice how you looked at me in the nets?"
"You've been begging for this with every damn glare."
"Now beg properly."

Harshit didn't know when the humiliation turned into hunger—didn't know when the sting of dominance started feeling like the only thing he'd craved for weeks. But by the time Virat whispered, "Say my name," into his ear, Harshit obeyed without hesitation.

"Virat..."

Louder.
"Virat."
Louder.

"Daddy—"

Virat groaned and leaned in close, breath hot and low. "That's more like it."

By the end, Harshit was ruined—sweat-slicked, hoarse from moaning, every nerve on fire. He didn't just lose the match that night. He surrendered everything—his ego, his pride, his control.

And Virat stood at the edge of the bed, shirtless, muscles glistening in the dim light, looking down at him like a king who'd just conquered enemy territory.

"Lesson learned?" he asked.

Harshit, still trembling, managed a shaky smile. "Only if you promise to teach me again."

Virat chuckled darkly. "Next time you celebrate like that..." He leaned in close and licked the shell of Harshit's ear. "You're not walking for a week" 

What followed was not just physical—it was deliberate. Punishment layered with power play. Virat took his time—marking every inch of Harshit's body like he was rewriting the scoreboard in his own favor. There was no gentleness here—only control. Biting kisses along his collarbone. Scratches down his back. Whispers in his ear that made Harshit tremble: "This is what it means to challenge the King."

Harshit gasped, clawed at the sheets, entirely undone under the weight of a man who had turned the humiliation of a match into a lesson in submission. And deep down—buried under every breathless moan—was the realization that he liked it.

No one had ever handled him like this. No one could, except Virat.

By the time Virat was done with him, Harshit lay on his back, chest heaving, lips swollen, and neck littered with bruises—each one a reminder.

Virat stood beside the bed, buttoning his shirt, gaze burning with pride. "Next time you take my wicket," he said, "celebrate quietly... or you'll get round two."

Harshit could barely lift his head, but he managed a faint smirk. "Maybe I will, just to see what that looks like."

Virat chuckled darkly. "Careful what you wish for, kid."

And with that, he left—leaving Harshit wrecked, ruined, and aching for the next match.

~1/2.

# In Plain Sight

Abhishek Sharma x Mayank Markande

The crowd roared around them. The stadium lights blazed above. Mayank had just taken a brilliant catch on the boundary, and his teammates swarmed him, cheering and slapping his back.

Abhishek was the last to reach him, breathless with adrenaline and joy. In that split second—when Mayank turned to him with that glowing smile—Abhishek forgot everything else.

He grabbed Mayank's face and kissed him on the cheek.

It was instinct.

Natural. Fierce. Unplanned.

And then it hit him.

A hush fell, quick and cold, like a wave crashing mid-cheer. A few people noticed. Cameras were still rolling. Mayank's smile faded slightly as he stared back at Abhishek, eyes wide.

Neither of them said anything.

But both knew—everyone would know by morning.

Back in the locker room, things were quiet. Too quiet.

Mayank sat on the bench, unwrapping the tape from his fingers. Abhishek stood across the room, pacing.

"You didn't have to do that," Mayank said finally, not looking up.

Abhishek's jaw clenched. "It was a moment. I got caught up."

"Yeah, well, now the whole country's caught up too."

"So you're mad?" Abhishek's voice rose a little. "Because I was proud of you? Because I couldn't hold it in for once?"

Mayank stood, facing him. "I'm mad because we talked about this. About keeping it between us."

"You looked so happy," Abhishek said, softer now. "I just... I didn't think. I just felt it."

Mayank exhaled, rubbing his face. "And now the media's going to chew us up. The team—"

"The team already knows," Abhishek interrupted. "They're not idiots. You think Bhuvi hasn't seen us sneaking out for coffee at 2 a.m.?"

Mayank looked at him then. Really looked.

He didn't see recklessness. He saw fear. Vulnerability. Love.

Abhishek stepped closer. "I'm sorry if I messed things up. I just... I love you, man. And it's hard to pretend sometimes."

Mayank's anger deflated in an instant.

He reached for Abhishek's hand, tugging him into the shadows of the empty locker room. Somewhere quiet. Somewhere hidden.

Their bodies pressed together, foreheads touching, breathing slowing.

"I'm scared," Mayank admitted.

"I know," Abhishek whispered, wrapping his arms around his waist. "But we've been hiding in the dark so long, I forgot how good it feels to be in the light... even just for a second."

Mayank kissed him then—not rushed, not hungry. Just close. Like a promise. A balm for the fear curling inside both of them.

Their fingers tangled in hair and jersey. Lips brushing slow, deeper now. The locker room was cool, but they were burning—a kind of fire only they understood.

Mayank pulled back just enough to rest his head in the crook of Abhishek's neck. "Next time you kiss me on the field..."

Abhishek smiled against his temple. "Yeah?"

"Just make sure it's after I hit a fifty."

They both laughed, soft and quiet, wrapped in each other like armor.

The world could spin. The cameras could flash.

But in this space, in this moment—they were just two people in love.

No shame.

No secrets.

Just them.

The SRH dressing room was unusually loud after the win—laughs, towels flying, banter echoing against tiled walls. But for Mayank, everything felt... sharp. Like his skin was too thin.

He was still on edge after the kiss. The headlines had already started: "That Cheek Kiss: More Than Just Bromance?" Some were playful, others not so kind.

He sat on the edge of the bench, head low, towel around his shoulders.

That's when Sanvir Singh, all swagger and smirk, walked by and said loud enough for half the team to hear, "Next time you two kiss, at least buy the rest of us dinner first."

The laughter was instant.

Playful.

Mostly harmless.

But not to Mayank.

Not today.

Something in his chest cracked open. His eyes welled up before he could stop it. He stood up, fast, heart pounding, and left the room.

Abhishek saw everything.

He found Mayank alone in their hotel room, curled up on the far side of the bed, facing the wall. Shoulders shaking.

"Mayank," Abhishek said softly.

No response.

He walked over, sat beside him, gently touching his back.

Mayank turned, his eyes red, tears streaming down his face like a dam had burst. "Why did he say that?" he whispered. "Why does it have to be a joke?"

"It was Sanvir being an idiot," Abhishek said, wrapping his arms around him. "He didn't mean it."

"But everyone laughed," Mayank choked. "They always laugh. Like we're some punchline. I can't—" He broke off, sobbing into Abhishek's chest. "I didn't sign up to be brave like this."

Abhishek held him tighter, burying his face in Mayank's hair, whispering, "You don't have to be brave all the time. You don't even have to explain. Just stay here. With me."

They sat like that for a long while.

Eventually, Mayank's sobs quieted into hiccups. His grip loosened.

"I just wanted it to be ours," he whispered. "Now it feels like everyone owns it."

Abhishek pulled back, cupping his face. "It is ours. No headline, no joke changes what's real."

Their eyes locked.

And in that silence, something shifted.

Abhishek kissed him—slowly, not out of adrenaline or pride, but love. Deep and grounding. Mayank melted into it, arms sliding around his neck, lips trembling under the softness.

The kiss deepened. The sadness gave way to something warmer, hungrier. Healing through touch.

Abhishek guided him gently onto the bed, never breaking eye contact. Their clothes slid away slowly—jerseys tangled in sheets, skin meeting skin. They moved in sync, learning each other all over again, kisses trailing across collarbones, fingertips memorizing familiar curves.

It wasn't about lust.

It was about reassurance. Presence. Knowing someone was truly there when the rest of the world felt cruel.

Later, tangled in the sheets, hearts slowing, Mayank rested his head on Abhishek's chest, listening to his heartbeat.

"Promise me," he whispered.

Abhishek kissed his forehead. "Anything."

"That no matter what they say... you'll still kiss me when I catch that ball."

Abhishek smiled, eyes soft. "Even if we're live on every channel in India."

They both laughed—quiet, tired, but real.

Outside, the world could speculate, joke, twist their love into soundbites.

But in this room, in this bed, under dim lights and tangled limbs—

They were safe.

And that was enough.

~the end.

# Behind the boundary

Surya kumar Yadav x Tilak Varma 

By the time the world saw the victory, they had already lost each other once.

The locker room was quiet—eerily so for a team that had just stolen a last-over thriller. The air inside the Wankhede Stadium buzzed with post-match energy, but within these four walls, the echo of shoes scuffing against the tiled floor and the hiss of a distant shower filled the space.

Surya Kumar Yadav sat on the bench, forearms resting on his thighs, his body still humming with adrenaline. Across from him, Tilak Varma dropped into his spot, sighing as he pulled off his gloves. Their eyes met—brief, but heavy.

"That six over midwicket," Surya said, running a hand through his hair. "That was... special."

Tilak cracked a small smile. "Only because you anchored the innings. Again."

They had this rhythm. A subtle understanding. Like fielders reading each other's signals without needing to speak. And yet, in these quiet moments, something unspoken always hung between them.

Tilak leaned back, pressing his head to the wall. The humidity clung to his skin, his shirt sticking to his chest. "How long do we keep pretending this is nothing?"

Surya didn't answer at first. Instead, he stared at the floor, jaw tightening. The sound of someone exiting the showers gave him a moment to gather himself. When the footsteps faded, he turned his head slightly.

"We don't have a choice," he muttered.

"You mean you don't."

The words were quiet but sharp.

Tilak stood, crossing the short space between them. He crouched slightly in front of Surya, looking him in the eye.

"You're married. I get that," he said, voice almost a whisper. "But I'm tired of hiding. Of waiting for after the matches... sneaking glances when no one's watching."

Surya exhaled heavily, rubbing his temples. "I didn't plan for this, Tilak. You think I wanted any of this to happen?"

"No," Tilak said softly. "But it did."

A pause. The weight of everything unsaid settled like dew on their shoulders. Surya reached out—fingers brushing Tilak's wrist. Just for a second. A touch filled with longing and guilt, warmth and uncertainty.

"I can't lose everything I've built," Surya said. "My wife... she doesn't deserve this."

"And I do?" Tilak shot back, standing again, backing away slightly. "I give you everything I have, every damn emotion I've kept buried... and I get to be your secret?"

Surya stood now too, the heat rising in his chest—not from the match, but from the turmoil bubbling over.

"You think this is easy for me?" he snapped, voice low but intense. "Do you know what it's like to walk out to the field with my head screaming and still play like nothing's wrong?"

Tilak's eyes flared. "I see you with her. Laughing. Holding hands in public. But with me, it's stolen time in hotel rooms and empty promises."

Surya's fists clenched. "Because this—us—it's not simple! It never was. Don't act like you didn't know what you were getting into."

"Yeah, well," Tilak said, eyes narrowing, "I didn't think I'd fall in love with someone who only loved me in private."

Silence.

The kind that swallows whole.

Neither of them spoke for a long time. A drop of sweat rolled down Tilak's neck. Surya watched it, suddenly wanting to close the distance, to apologize, to pull him in and let the rest of the world burn.

But the world had already begun burning the day they let this thing start.

Tilak grabbed his kitbag, his back turned. "Maybe we shouldn't do this anymore."

The words hit harder than any bouncer.

Surya's throat tightened. He took a step forward, then stopped. "Wait."

Tilak turned, eyes glassy but defiant.

Surya moved to him, slowly. He reached for his face, fingers brushing against his jaw, tracing the line he had memorized a hundred times in the dark.

"I'm scared," Surya admitted, voice breaking. "Of what this means. Of what I'd lose. But if I lose you too... I don't know what's left of me."

Tilak didn't respond with words. Instead, he stepped in, their foreheads pressing together, breath mingling. A touch so gentle, it barely registered—yet charged with more electricity than anything the stadium lights could hold.

"I don't want to be a secret anymore," Tilak whispered.

"Then don't be," Surya said.

They stood there, in that stolen moment of honesty, until the outside world intruded again—a teammate's voice, laughter echoing down the corridor.

They pulled apart quickly, the magic crumbling as reality crept back in.

A week later – Team Hotel, Jaipur

Their rooms were across the hall, but Surya had knocked after midnight. Tilak opened the door, bleary-eyed, only to be pulled into the room before he could speak.

The door shut. The silence was thick. No words. Just hands. Searching, gripping. A kiss that started hesitant, then deepened—urgent, desperate, emotional.

Their bodies moved in sync, a familiar rhythm now. Shirts dropped to the floor, skin against skin, the scent of cologne and sweat mixing with the buzz of neon city lights filtering through the curtains.

Tilak pulled back, panting. "This doesn't feel wrong."

Surya looked at him, hair disheveled, chest rising and falling. "It doesn't."

"But it will tomorrow," Tilak said, eyes dark with sadness.

Surya kissed his forehead, hands cupping his face. "Then let's not think about tomorrow."

They collapsed onto the bed, wrapped in each other—an oasis of warmth in a world that wouldn't understand.

The next morning -

"Where were you last night?" a teammate asked Surya casually at breakfast.

Surya froze for half a second—just long enough for Tilak to notice.

"Couldn't sleep," Surya said smoothly. "Went for a walk."

Tilak looked away, jaw clenched.

Later, in the gym, Surya tried to talk. "It's not what you think. I just—"

"I know exactly what it is," Tilak cut in. "You're still choosing the lie."

Surya stepped closer. "Tilak—"

"No," Tilak said firmly. "You wanted the fire, but not the consequences. I'm done burning for you."

And with that, he walked away.

A Few Days Later – 

After a close loss, the mood in the dressing room was heavy. Surya sat in silence, eyes on the floor. Tilak had played brilliantly, but hadn't even looked his way all evening.

Finally, as the others left, Surya stayed behind. He waited.

Tilak came out last, bag on his shoulder. Surya stood.

"I told her," he said quietly.

Tilak froze.

"I told my wife," Surya said again. "About everything. I didn't lie. I couldn't keep doing this."

A long silence.

"What did she say?" Tilak finally asked, voice wary.

"She cried," Surya said. "Then she asked if I loved you."

Tilak's eyes softened. "And?"

"I said yes."

Emotion rippled across Tilak's face. Anger, sadness... and something softer. Hope.

"I'm not saying everything's solved," Surya said. "But I'm done pretending."

Tilak stepped forward, placing a hand on Surya's chest, feeling the heartbeat beneath.

"Then maybe... we start again. This time, with no lies."

Surya nodded. "No more hiding."

They didn't kiss. Not yet. But the way they looked at each other said everything.

Behind closed doors, in a world that demanded masks, they had finally found the courage to be real.

~the end.

# After the fall (2/2)

Virat Kholi x Harshit Rana 

The hotel room was quiet now—too quiet. The echo of ragged breathing had faded, replaced by the low hum of the air conditioner and the occasional creak of the mattress beneath Harshit's spent body.

He lay there, face-down, still catching his breath. Skin flushed, jaw bruised from Virat's stubble, thighs sore from the grip of his hands. Every inch of him ached in the most sinful, satisfying way.

Virat was gone. No words, no lingering touch, no post-match comfort. Just his heat stamped into the sheets and his name still burning on Harshit's tongue.

He didn't even know what time it was. The city outside was alive, but inside—it felt like time had stopped. Like he'd been split open and left there, trembling in the quiet aftershock of everything.

And god—he loved it.

Harshit dragged himself up slowly, wincing at the soreness, lips curling in a smirk despite himself. "Cocky bastard," he muttered, brushing his fingers over the deep bite mark on his collarbone. "Didn't even let me breathe."

But what shocked him more than the pain... was how badly he wanted more.

He stood in front of the mirror, inspecting the wreckage of his own body. Red lines across his hips. Finger-shaped bruises. The faintest print of Virat's teeth on his neck. He should've been embarrassed. But instead, he felt a twisted kind of pride.

Because he'd made Virat Kohli lose control.

The thought sparked a dangerous thrill in his gut.

Later that night, his phone buzzed.

1 New Message – Unknown Number

"Still feeling that celebration?"
Harshit's stomach flipped. He knew who it was instantly. He didn't even hesitate.

"Still sore. What about you?"
Three dots blinked for a moment. Then:

"Careful. I'm still in the hotel. You keep running your mouth, and I'll come remind you who's on top again."
Harshit bit his lip, grin widening.

"Maybe that's what I want."
The next morning, at the practice nets, he walked past Virat without a word—but not without catching that brief flicker in the man's eyes.

Possessive. Dark. Still hungry.

And Harshit knew this was just the beginning.

He'd be taking more wickets soon.

But more importantly...

He'd be taking more punishment.

1:42 AM Virat [Unknown Number]: Still can’t get the sound of your voice out of my head.

1:43 AM Harshit: That’s your fault, not mine. Didn’t expect you to be that… intense.

1:44 AM Virat: Didn’t expect you to like it so much. You keep pushing buttons. I just push back harder.

1:46 AM Harshit: Yeah? Then why haven’t you come for round two yet, “Daddy”?

1:47 AM Virat: Because I don’t want to touch you like that again unless you know it’s not just about punishment anymore.

Harshit paused. Stared at the screen. Heart thumping.

1:49 AM Harshit: …You serious?

1:51 AM Virat: I’ve been serious since the second you smirked after taking my wicket. I hated how much I noticed you. How much I wanted to keep noticing you. It’s not just physical, Harshit. It hasn’t been for a while.

1:54 AM Harshit: You’re Virat Kohli. The damn King. Why would you fall for a rookie like me?

1:55 AM Virat: Because you’re cocky enough to challenge me. Stupid enough to tease me. Brave enough to take everything I gave you and still look at me like you wanted more. That’s rare. That’s… real.

1:59 AM Harshit: …Then maybe we stop pretending this is just rivalry. Maybe we stop hiding behind closed doors. Maybe… I want you too.

2:01 AM Virat: You have no idea how badly I’ve wanted to hear that.

2:02 AM Harshit: So what now?

2:04 AM Virat: Now, next time I see you, I don’t punish you. I hold you. And I don’t leave when it’s over. I stay.

Weeks Later After a quiet match, fans noticed Virat and Harshit exchanging smirks on the field. The tension was still there. But this time, it wasn’t rivalry. It was something deeper. Quieter.

And between them, every unread message finally meant something.

Kaarthicric18

~the end.

Steamy office power play

Shreyas Iyer x Rishabh Pant

The office was quiet, the late hours leaving only a few glowing screens and the soft hum of the central air. Rishabh leaned over his desk, sleeves rolled up, tapping away at his keyboard—but his eyes kept drifting. To the corner office. To him.

Shreyas stood by the glass wall, arms crossed, his white shirt clinging to his frame just a little too perfectly. He turned, catching Rishabh’s gaze through the half-open blinds, and smirked.

That smirk—confident, knowing—was the last straw.

A minute later, Rishabh was pushing open Shreyas’s office door and locking it behind him. Neither of them said a word. The silence was heavy, charged, pulsing with something that had been building for weeks.

Shreyas was already moving when Rishabh crossed the room—pinning him against the door with one hand and grabbing his tie with the other. “Took you long enough,” he whispered, voice husky.

Rishabh didn’t reply. Instead, he crashed into him, mouths colliding in a kiss that was all teeth and tongue and pent-up heat. Shreyas groaned against him, fingers tangling in his hair as Rishabh pushed him back toward the desk.

Shirts were untucked. Ties were loosened, then discarded. Rishabh sat Shreyas down on the desk with a thud, climbing between his legs, hands roaming over his chest, lifting his shirt just enough to brush his lips against warm skin.

Shreyas hissed at the contact, gripping Rishabh’s jaw and pulling him into another kiss—this one slower, deeper. Their bodies moved in sync, a rhythm driven by need and the thrill of the forbidden.

“Imagine if someone walks in,” Shreyas murmured against his lips, voice teasing.

Rishabh grinned. “Then they’ll get a hell of a show.”

And with that, he pushed Shreyas down onto the desk, lips trailing from jawline to collarbone, heat crackling between them as the city lights flickered through the glass behind them.

Rishabh barely had time to catch his breath before Shreyas flipped the dynamic—grabbing him by the waist and spinning them so he was the one pinned against the desk now. That smirk was back, but darker, laced with desire and dominance.

“You really thought you were in control, huh?” Shreyas murmured, voice low and commanding as his hand slid beneath Rishabh’s shirt, fingers trailing slow, teasing paths across his abs.

Rishabh opened his mouth to respond, but Shreyas cut him off with a searing kiss—deep, possessive, all tongue and fire. His hand moved to Rishabh’s belt, tugging just enough to draw a sharp inhale. The click of the buckle echoed in the room like a countdown.

Shreyas pushed Rishabh up onto the desk, standing between his legs, hands exploring every inch of exposed skin. His mouth followed—leaving hot, wet kisses down Rishabh’s neck, pausing at his collarbone to bite, just hard enough to leave a mark.

Rishabh gasped, his hands gripping the edge of the desk. “Shreyas…”

“Say my name again,” he growled, dragging his lips lower, pushing Rishabh’s shirt up past his chest, exposing him to the cool office air and the heat of his touch.

“Shreyas,” Rishabh breathed again, more desperate this time.

Shreyas leaned back up, eyes locked on his, pupils blown wide. “You look so good like this,” he whispered, pressing his body flush against Rishabh’s, grinding slow and hard enough to make them both shudder.

Their hips moved in sync, the friction delicious and maddening. Rishabh was panting now, his hands clawing at Shreyas’s back, tugging at his shirt, desperate for more—more touch, more heat, more of him.

Shreyas grabbed both of Rishabh’s wrists and pinned them above his head with one strong hand, holding him there, completely at his mercy.

“You’re mine tonight,” he whispered against Rishabh’s lips, before kissing him again—deep, raw, and utterly consuming.

And in that locked, dimly-lit office, with only the city skyline as witness, Shreyas Iyer made sure Rishabh Pant remembered exactly who was in charge.

Rishabh’s breath hitched as Shreyas held his wrists firmly above his head, his grip like iron but his lips soft as velvet as they grazed along the edge of his jaw. “You’ve been teasing me for weeks,” Shreyas murmured, voice dark and low. “Walking around this office like you don’t know what you’re doing to me.”

“I do,” Rishabh admitted, voice breathless, eyes glazed with lust. “And I want you to do something about it.”

That was all the permission Shreyas needed.

He released Rishabh’s wrists, only to shove his shirt open with rough hands, buttons scattering across the floor. His mouth found his way down Rishabh’s chest, hot and open-mouthed, biting and sucking—leaving trails of heat and bruises, claiming every inch.

Rishabh writhed under his touch, hips bucking up into him. “Fuck—Shreyas…”

Shreyas chuckled darkly, moving his hand down between them. “You’re so needy,” he whispered, grinding his hips deliberately slow, pressing his arousal hard against Rishabh’s. “Beg for it.”

Rishabh’s pride flickered for a second—but it was drowned out by the overwhelming need curling in his gut. “Please,” he gasped. “I want you. I need you.”

That broke the last of Shreyas’s restraint.

He dragged Rishabh’s trousers down just enough, making a mess of kisses down his stomach before rising back up to crash their mouths together—this time more raw, more desperate. He reached into his desk drawer with one hand, eyes never leaving Rishabh’s, pulling out a small bottle he’d tucked there weeks ago, “just in case.”

“You planned this?” Rishabh asked with a smirk, cheeks flushed.

“I always get what I want,” Shreyas growled, slicking his fingers and reaching down, slow and careful at first, coaxing moans from Rishabh that only made him harder. When he finally pressed in deeper, Rishabh arched with a cry, hands clawing at Shreyas’s back.

“Relax,” Shreyas whispered, kissing the corner of his mouth. “I’ve got you.”

And he did—every thrust was deliberate, deep, and possessive. Shreyas had complete control, hips rolling slow at first, then building into a rhythm that made Rishabh see stars. The desk creaked beneath them, but neither cared. Every breath was a moan, every kiss a claim, every movement sending sparks through both their bodies.

Rishabh was loud—whiny, desperate, begging—and Shreyas loved it, swallowing every sound with his mouth or drawing it out with a precise shift of his hips. He whispered filthy things in Rishabh’s ear, voice thick with arousal, telling him how good he felt, how perfect he looked like this—spread out, undone, his.

When they finally reached the edge, it was together—fast, hard, messy. Rishabh cried out, shuddering violently, and Shreyas followed with a deep groan, collapsing onto him, skin hot and slick with sweat.

For a long minute, the room was silent except for their ragged breaths.

Then Shreyas leaned up, brushing damp hair from Rishabh’s forehead, and whispered, “You’re mine now.”

Rishabh smirked, pulling him back down for one last, lazy kiss. “I always was.”

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~the end.

Unspoken heat

Dhruv Jurel x Yashasvi Jaiswal

The tournament had them moving from city to city, but the energy between them never stayed behind. It had started subtly — long glances across the nets, fingers brushing in dugouts, a few too-long hugs after close wins.

Yashasvi noticed everything about Dhruv. The way his shirt clung to his back after training. The way he laughed, head thrown back, voice rich and carefree. The way his eyes would linger just a second too long.

And Dhruv? He saw right through Yashasvi. The nervous smiles. The way he avoided eye contact whenever they were alone for too long. The way he bit his lip when frustrated or flushed.

It had all come to a head two nights ago. After a win, after too many post-match drinks, Dhruv had leaned in close while they were walking back to the hotel room, voice low.

“If you keep looking at me like that, Yashu, I’m gonna end up doing something you won’t forget.”

Yashasvi had frozen. His throat dry. His heart a mess of heat and panic.

He didn’t reply. He couldn’t.

Now, two nights later, he lay in his hotel bed, drenched in sweat. 2:43 AM. He had dreamt of Dhruv again — hands all over him, mouth hot and unforgiving, voice low and possessive.

And now he was aching. So hard it almost hurt.

He grabbed his phone and dialed before he could think twice.

It rang.

Once.

Twice.

A click.

“Yashu?” Dhruv’s voice was thick with sleep, rough and warm in his ear.

“Dhruv…” Yashasvi whispered, breath catching. “I can’t sleep.”

“What happened?” Dhruv murmured, concern laced in his voice — but something else, too. A shift. A knowing.

“I had a dream. About you.”

A pause. And then Dhruv’s voice dropped an octave. “Tell me what I did in that dream.”

Yashasvi closed his eyes, a shiver racing down his spine. “You had me against the wall. Your hands were everywhere. You were whispering filthy things in my ear.”

Dhruv exhaled sharply, voice no longer sleepy. “Are you hard right now, baby?”

Yashasvi swallowed, fingers already slipping under the waistband of his shorts. “Yes. I’ve been like this since I woke up. I need you.”

Dhruv’s voice became pure sin. “Put me on speaker.”

Yashasvi obeyed, heart thudding.

“Now touch yourself for me,” Dhruv growled. “Slow. Just the tip. I want to hear how desperate you are.”

Yashasvi whimpered, stroking slowly, already breathless. “F-fuck… it’s not enough.”

“I’d be on top of you,” Dhruv said, voice rough. “Hands pinning your wrists. Kissing your neck until you beg me to go lower.”

Yashasvi’s hips jerked. “You’d tease me.”

“I’d make you say my name, again and again. Until you’re crying for it.”

“Dhruv… please… say you want me.”

“I need you,” Dhruv growled. “God, Yashasvi, I want to hear you moan for me.”

“F-fuck, I’m close—”

“Do it. Come for me, baby.”

Yashasvi bit his lip, releasing with a soft, broken cry, his body trembling. Dhruv stayed on the line, whispering sweet nothings while Yashasvi caught his breath.

Then softly—

“I’m coming to your room tomorrow night,” Dhruv said. “And this time, I’m not just a voice in your ear.”

The team meeting was dragging on. Coaches dissecting every frame of the last match, voices echoing in the dim-lit conference room. Dhruv sat near the back, only half-listening, twirling a pen in his fingers.

His phone buzzed in his pocket.

Yashu Calling.

He frowned. It was 4 PM. What was Yashasvi doing calling now?

He slipped out quietly, phone already pressed to his ear as he stepped into the hallway. "Yashu? Everything alright?"

But what greeted him wasn't words — it was breathing. Shaky, uneven.

Then, in a whisper that made his stomach drop:

"I couldn't wait, Dhruv..."

Dhruv froze. "Wait for what?"

"I woke up from a nap... hard again. And I kept thinking about your voice last night. Your hands. I need you— right now."

Dhruv glanced around. Empty hallway. He ducked into the nearest storeroom, locking the door behind him, heart pounding. "You're seriously jerking off while I'm in a meeting?"

"I tried to stop," Yashasvi whimpered, "but I kept getting harder. My hand slipped under my shorts and I imagined it was yours. I needed to hear you."

"Fuck, Yashu," Dhruv breathed, his own cock twitching just from the sound of that voice. "You're going to be the death of me."

"I'm already touching myself," Yashasvi whispered. "So slow. I want you to talk me through it. Tell me what you'd do if you were here."

Dhruv leaned against the wall, biting his lip, voice low and dangerous now. "I'd pull those shorts off you, toss you on the bed, and crawl between your thighs."

Yashasvi gasped softly through the line. "Keep going..."

"I'd kiss all the way up your inner thigh, but I wouldn't touch you where you need it. Not yet. I'd breathe on you. Make you squirm."

"You'd drive me insane," Yashasvi moaned. "Dhruv... I'm leaking. It's dripping."

Dhruv gritted his teeth, hand slipping under his own waistband now. "Stroke yourself for me. Tight grip. Slow strokes. You like being needy for me, don't you?"

"Yes—yes, I love it. I love when you take control."

"I'd pin you down," Dhruv growled. "Hands above your head. Make you beg to come."

"I'm already begging," Yashasvi gasped. "Please, Dhruv... let me—"

"Come now, baby. Let go for me. Say my name."

"Dhruv!" Yashasvi's voice cracked as he spilled over, breath ragged, body wrecked.

Dhruv was seconds behind, biting back a groan, panting against the wall.

Silence fell.

Then Yashasvi's sleepy voice came through, all soft and smug:

"Still think you can focus on that meeting now?"

Dhruv chuckled darkly. "You're a menace."

"And you love it."

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~the end.

# Beyond the matches in RCB 

Virat Kholi x AB de Villiers

The dressing room was cloaked in silence now—just the hum of the air conditioner and the heavy breaths they shared.

Virat's fingers slid into AB's hair, gripping it gently as their lips met again—slower this time, deliberate. No longer driven by impulse, but by that familiar fire that had always simmered beneath their camaraderie.

AB pressed Virat against the locker, the cool metal a stark contrast to the heat sparking between them. Their mouths moved in rhythm—desire meeting memory. Every kiss carried years of unspoken words, every brush of tongue a confession neither had dared say aloud.

Virat bit softly at AB's lower lip, drawing a low groan from him. "You always tasted like trouble," he murmured, voice rough, teasing—but his eyes betrayed the way he was already falling apart under AB's touch.

"And you," AB whispered against his neck, nipping at the skin just below his ear, "always wanted trouble."

Their hands roamed—hungry and assured. AB's fingers slipped beneath Virat's sweat-drenched shirt, pushing it up, palms gliding over firm, familiar muscle. Virat hissed slightly at the contact, letting the shirt fall to the floor as he grabbed AB by the hips, grinding their bodies together.

"God, I missed this," AB breathed, his accent curling around the words like silk, as he pinned Virat's wrists above his head, lips tracing down his throat. "Missed you."

Virat arched into him, heat curling low in his belly. "Then show me," he challenged, eyes dark.

Their lips crashed again, teeth clashing, tongues tangling—both trying to consume, to memorize, to claim. AB's hands gripped Virat's waist, pulling him even closer as their hips moved in sync, creating a friction that sent sparks down their spines.

The locker rattled behind them, unnoticed. All that existed now was this—skin on skin, breath against breath, the taste of something forbidden finally surrendered to.

Every kiss. Every bite. Every groan.

It wasn't just a makeout session. It was a storm.

And neither of them wanted to escape it.

Virat's back slammed gently into the locker again as AB deepened the kiss, hands roaming with growing urgency. Their bodies were already burning—but now, the flames were licking closer to something primal.

Virat's fingers tugged at the waistband of AB's track pants, his lips curving into a smirk against AB's. "Still wearing too much."

AB let out a short breath—half a laugh, half a groan—as he kicked off his shoes and let the fabric fall away, their bare skin finally pressing flush together. The contact sent a shiver down both their spines, pleasure crackling like electricity between them.

"You've thought about this," AB whispered, dragging his lips along Virat's jaw, his breath hot. "How many times?"

Virat grabbed his face with both hands, eyes wild, lips barely brushing his. "Every damn night you left without looking back."

That was all it took.

AB lifted him effortlessly, Virat wrapping his legs around his waist as they stumbled toward the long bench along the wall. He laid Virat down, their mouths never breaking apart, their kisses now wet and open, desperate—tongues dancing, lips swollen, teeth grazing.

Virat's nails raked down AB's back, leaving trails of heat. His breath caught as AB's mouth trailed down his chest, kissing, licking, biting—marking a path like he was reclaiming territory that had always been his.

"Tell me you still want this," AB growled, his voice hoarse as he hovered just above, their bodies barely separated.

Virat reached down, wrapping a hand around the back of his neck, pulling him back into another searing kiss. "I never stopped."

Their hips met in a slow grind, friction building, their moans slipping into each other's mouths. Time blurred—just gasps, skin, the heady scent of sweat and desire. Fingers tangled, lips explored, and everything else faded away except the rhythm of bodies rediscovering what they had buried for too long.

There was no rush—just intensity. Every kiss, every touch was a promise: I'm here. I'm yours.

And as AB moved over him, chest pressed to chest, mouths locked in a long, aching kiss, it became more than just lust.

It became worship.

The air was thick—humid, electric, heady with sweat and anticipation.

Virat lay beneath AB, chest heaving, pupils blown wide as he stared up at the man who had haunted his dreams for years. The man who had held his hand through centuries and collapses—who was now holding him in the most intimate way possible.

AB trailed his fingers slowly down Virat's chest, eyes locked on his, his touch light but deliberate. Virat's breath caught as calloused hands grazed lower—over tense abs, over the waistband of his briefs.

"You're beautiful like this," AB murmured, voice rough. "Wrecked already, and I haven't even—"

Virat pulled him down, biting his lip, groaning into his mouth. "Then stop teasing."

With a low growl, AB hooked his fingers into Virat's waistband and dragged it down in one smooth motion, baring him fully. He sat back for just a second, eyes roaming over the sight before him—his gaze so hungry, it made Virat twitch with need.

"You've been mine since the first time we batted together," AB said, almost reverent, and leaned down again—kissing a slow path from his collarbone, down his chest, trailing his tongue over his stomach. Virat's back arched, fingers tangled in AB's hair, pulling him closer.

Then AB took him into his mouth—hot, wet, tongue swirling with practiced ease, and Virat nearly lost it. His moan echoed through the empty room, deep and unrestrained.

"F-Fuck, AB..." he gasped, hips twitching up as pleasure rolled through him in waves. "You're gonna—"

AB pulled back just enough to say, lips glistening, "I know." And then he went right back, hands pinning Virat's thighs, working him with that same focus he had while chasing a hundred.

It wasn't just about getting him off—it was about claiming him. Worshiping him.

When Virat finally came, it was with a broken cry of AB's name, his entire body trembling as he gripped the bench beneath him like a lifeline. AB didn't move, didn't stop, took every last drop like he couldn't get enough.

Virat dragged him back up by the shoulders, pulling him into a messy, breathless kiss. He could taste himself on AB's lips—and he didn't care.

"Your turn," he growled into his mouth, flipping them over, straddling his waist now. AB grinned, breath ragged.

"You sure you're ready?"

Virat's hand slid between them, fingers wrapping around AB's length, drawing a sharp hiss.

"I've been ready since Johannesburg, 2016."

And then it was his mouth on AB—hot, demanding, drawing curses in Afrikaans and English alike as AB's hands gripped the bench, knuckles white.

When he came, Virat didn't stop either. He stayed with him, tongue gentle now, slowing only when AB's body gave out beneath him.

They lay there for a while—tangled, breathless, sweaty and spent.

AB finally chuckled, voice hoarse. "So... practice again tomorrow?"

Virat smirked, lips against his neck. "Only if it ends like this."

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~the end.

# Burning Rubber

Kuldeep Yadav x Ravindra Jadega 

The car ride home was silent — but not calm.

Kuldeep was driving like he had something to prove. Jaw tight. One hand gripping the wheel, the other clenched on his thigh.

Beside him, Ravindra Jadeja sat still. Arms folded. Eyes staring out the window, jaw sharp, silent rage simmering just beneath the surface.

All because Kuldeep couldn't keep his damn flirtation in check.

That rookie physio had been laughing way too hard at his jokes. Kuldeep had been leaning in too close. And Jadeja had watched, glass in hand, a fire building in his chest.

"You think this is funny?" Jadeja finally growled, voice sharp enough to cut glass.

Kuldeep didn't even glance over. "What, me making someone laugh?"

"You trying to make me jealous."

Kuldeep smirked. "Worked, didn't it?"

Jadeja's hand shot out, grabbing the collar of Kuldeep's shirt and yanking him across the gearshift. "You're really playing with fire, Kuldeep."

The car skidded slightly as Kuldeep pulled over into a dark, deserted lane, slamming it into park.

"I like the heat," he said lowly — right before their mouths crashed together.

It wasn't a kiss. It was a fight — messy, hungry, brutal. Jadeja bit his lip hard enough to draw a gasp, hands everywhere, gripping, claiming. Kuldeep climbed half into his lap, grinding down with purpose.

"You think I don't see it?" Jadeja hissed against his mouth. "The way you play up that smile when you know I'm watching?"

"You like watching," Kuldeep growled. "And I like making you lose your fucking mind."

Jadeja shoved the seat back and grabbed Kuldeep's hips, dragging him down harder. "I should fuck that attitude out of you. Right here. Right now."

Kuldeep moaned, letting his head fall back. "Do it. You've been dying to. I can feel how hard you are."

Jadeja's hands slipped up his shirt, nails dragging along his spine, making Kuldeep shiver. "You're mine. Say it."

Kuldeep leaned in close, licking the corner of Jadeja's jaw. "I'm yours... but you've got to earn me."

Jadeja growled, pulling Kuldeep into another bruising kiss. The windows began to fog, breath mixing, groans swallowed. One hand in Jadeja's hair, the other palming his chest, Kuldeep was riding a fine line between teasing and surrendering.

"Tell me you won't flirt with anyone else," Jadeja whispered darkly.

"Not unless you fuck me hard enough I forget how," Kuldeep smirked.

Jadeja's hand gripped his throat gently, possessive. "Challenge accepted."

The air was thick — windows steamed, breath ragged, Kuldeep's lips swollen from too much kissing and biting. Jadeja's hands were already on his waist, dragging him out of the front seat.

"Get in the back," he growled, voice dark and commanding.

Kuldeep blinked at him, chest rising. "Why?"

Jadeja's eyes flashed. "So I can bend you over and fuck that cocky attitude out of you."

Kuldeep smirked — that damn smirk. "Took you long enough."

That was it.

Jadeja flung open the back door, shoved Kuldeep inside, and climbed in after him. The moment the door shut, the world outside disappeared — just them, heat, sweat, hunger.

Kuldeep was already crawling backward onto the seat, legs spread slightly, shirt pulled over his head and tossed to the floor.

"You've been acting out all night," Jadeja growled, tugging his own shirt off, his toned chest catching the faint streetlight glow. "You knew exactly what you were doing."

Kuldeep arched a brow. "Maybe I just wanted to see how far I could push you."

Jadeja was on him in a second — pushing him down, straddling him, grinding their hips together.

"You want to be punished, huh?" Jadeja whispered against Kuldeep's lips. "Want to feel it every time you sit tomorrow?"

Kuldeep moaned, breathless. "Make me."

Jadeja's hands were everywhere — gripping his thighs, dragging his pants down, kissing him like he owned him. He bit down on Kuldeep's shoulder hard, leaving a mark, while Kuldeep gasped and clutched at his back.

Jadeja's voice was a rasp. "I'll make sure no one ever flirts with you again. Because they'll see it on you — how wrecked you are for me."

Kuldeep's nails raked down his spine. "God, Ravindra... please—"

"Say it again."

"Please," Kuldeep whimpered. "I need you. I need to feel you—deep. Rough. Now."

That was all it took.

Jadeja grabbed his legs and pushed them up, sliding between them, taking his time just enough to make Kuldeep curse under his breath. Then he pushed in — slow, torturously slow — until Kuldeep's head fell back, a desperate moan escaping his lips.

Jadeja leaned in, nose brushing his. "Look at me while I fuck you."

Kuldeep's eyes fluttered open, wide, glassy. "F-fuck, Ravindra—don't stop."

Jadeja didn't.

He thrust harder, deeper, the car rocking with every movement. The air was full of slick sounds, breathless gasps, choked moans. Jadeja's name spilled from Kuldeep's lips like a prayer — over and over — until his voice broke.

"You feel that?" Jadeja groaned, driving in harder. "No one gets you like I do."

"No one—only you," Kuldeep gasped. "Only you."

Their bodies moved in sync — rough, wild, desperate — until Kuldeep was shaking beneath him, biting his own lip to muffle the scream as he came, ruined, undone.

Jadeja followed with a growl, slamming deep one last time as he spilled into him, holding him close like he never wanted to let go.

Silence.

Just sweat. Steam. A messy, tangled pile of love and lust in the backseat.

Then Kuldeep, cheek pressed to Jadeja's chest, whispered:

"You're mine too, you know."

Jadeja kissed his hair, breath still heavy. "Always."

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~the end.

# Not my Captain anymore. 

Deepak Chahar x MS Dhoni

The silence between them was thick, broken only by the distant hum of Chennai traffic. Deepak sat slouched on the hotel bed, his fingers twitching restlessly. Dhoni stood near the window, staring out at nothing, his heart heavier than he could remember it ever being after a game.

"I didn't expect it to hurt this much," Deepak muttered finally, voice hoarse.

Dhoni turned. His chest tightened at the sight of Deepak—young, proud, hurting—and he hated that he couldn't shield him from it. Slowly, he crossed the room.

"You deserved better," Dhoni said quietly, sitting beside him. "I should have fought harder for you."

Deepak looked at him then, anger and heartbreak flashing in his dark eyes. "You always told me to trust you. And when it mattered—"

"I know," Dhoni interrupted, voice breaking. "Let me make it right."

He reached for Deepak's hand, squeezing it tight. There was something desperate in his touch, a silent plea. Deepak's gaze dropped to their joined hands, and the tension between them shifted — grew heavier, darker.

"You don't have to pretend," Deepak rasped, his free hand curling around the back of Dhoni's neck. "Not anymore."

"I'm not pretending," Dhoni whispered, his lips parting as Deepak leaned in. "I want this. I want you."

Their mouths crashed together, a raw clash of frustration and longing. Deepak pushed him back against the bed, climbing over him, and Dhoni didn't resist — he welcomed it. Gave up every ounce of control he'd ever held, offering himself completely.

"You're mine now," Deepak growled against his lips, dragging a calloused hand down Dhoni's chest, nails scraping just enough to make him gasp. "Not CSK's. Not the world's. Mine."

Dhoni arched into his touch, breath hitching as Deepak's mouth trailed fire down his throat. All the walls he had built, the walls that had made him a leader, crumbled with every kiss, every rough grip. He let Deepak take everything — his body, his pride, his heart.

Deepak's fist clenched at his side as he watched Dhoni lower his eyes — the strongest man he'd ever known, suddenly looking so small, so lost. Something snapped inside Deepak.

"You don't get to stand there and act like it doesn't matter," Deepak said lowly, grabbing Dhoni by the wrist and pulling him close. "You let them take me away... Now you'll pay for it."

Dhoni didn't resist. He didn't even flinch. Instead, he offered himself, breath catching when Deepak pushed him roughly onto the bed.

"You're not my captain anymore," Deepak growled, straddling his thighs. "Tonight, you're mine. Just mine."

Dhoni's chest heaved, his hands trembling slightly where they clutched at the bedsheets. The usual dominance he carried like armor—gone. Stripped away willingly for Deepak.

Deepak yanked his shirt over his head, tossing it aside carelessly, and stared down at Dhoni with pure hunger. "Strip," he ordered.

Dhoni obeyed without a word, peeling his clothes off with shaking hands under Deepak's unrelenting gaze. When he was bare, Deepak leaned in, gripping his jaw roughly, forcing him to meet his eyes.

"You're beautiful when you break," Deepak rasped, crushing their mouths together brutally.

Their teeth clashed, tongues battling for control, but Dhoni surrendered, letting Deepak claim every inch of him. Deepak's hands roamed possessively, gripping his hips hard enough to leave bruises, kneading his ass before flipping him onto his stomach.

"You need to be reminded who you belong to," Deepak hissed against Dhoni's ear, biting down harshly on his shoulder, making him gasp.

Without warning, Deepak spread him open, spit slick between his fingers as he prepped him fast, almost cruelly. Dhoni moaned, pressing back into every touch, desperate for more.

"Please," Dhoni panted, voice breaking. "Please."

Deepak didn't make him wait.

He pushed inside with one brutal thrust, forcing a raw, choked cry from Dhoni's lips. He gave him no time to adjust, setting a punishing pace immediately — deep, hard, relentless. Every thrust drove Dhoni forward on the bed, made him claw at the sheets, made his body sing with pain and pleasure.

"Say it," Deepak growled, hand tangling in Dhoni's hair, yanking his head back. "Tell me who owns you."

"You," Dhoni gasped out, body trembling. "You own me, Deepak. Only you."

Deepak slammed into him harder, almost feral now, claiming him so completely that Dhoni knew he'd never belong to anyone else again. The room filled with the obscene sounds of skin slapping against skin, of Dhoni's wrecked moans, of Deepak's ragged breathing.

"You're mine," Deepak snarled, biting along his spine. "Mine to fuck. Mine to love."

Dhoni shattered around him moments later, crying out Deepak's name as he came untouched, his body clenching tight around Deepak, dragging him into his own release with a broken growl.

They collapsed together, bodies slick with sweat, chests heaving.

For a long time, neither spoke. Deepak pulled Dhoni into his arms, holding him tightly, pressing kisses into his damp hair.

"You were never just my captain," Deepak whispered against his forehead. "You're everything."

Dhoni, eyes shining with tears he didn't try to hide, whispered back, "And you're the only one who ever saw me. Really saw me."

They lay there, tangled and wrecked, but whole — finally, utterly theirs.

Kaarthicric18
 
~the end.

# The catch.

Rohit Sharma x Travis Head 

In a high-octane IPL clash between Mumbai Indians (MI) and Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH), the spotlight turned to Travis Head — not for one of his fiery innings, but for a stunning moment in the field. As MI's Rohit Sharma launched into a classic lofted shot, it was Head who tracked the ball and secured the catch, sending the MI skipper back to the pavilion.

But dismissing a legend like Rohit on such a stage doesn't come without consequences. The crowd erupted, divided — some applauding the athleticism, others stunned into silence. On social media, the reaction was immediate. Memes, praise, criticism, and passionate fan reactions flooded the timelines. Head, a calm and focused competitor, now has to navigate not just the tactical aftermath of a key dismissal, but also the emotional ripple effect — both in the stadium and across the cricketing world.

For Travis, it's just part of the game. But in the IPL, every moment is magnified — and this catch is sure to be remembered.

The locker room buzz had dulled, drowned under the weight of a loss MI couldn't afford. Rohit threw his gloves into the kit bag harder than he intended. The sting of the catch still burned — not just in the scoreboard, but in his chest. He hadn't even seen the fielder until the last second. That fielder.

Travis.

The Aussie stood at the far end of the corridor, half-shadowed under the flickering light above the cold steel lockers. His jersey was still damp, his chest heaving with the remnants of adrenaline. Their eyes met across the quiet, and the world outside — the crowd, the media, even the game — seemed to vanish.

Rohit walked over, slow, deliberate. No words. Just heat — leftover from the match, from pride, from the way Travis had snatched his moment and held it like it belonged to him.

"You always have to make it personal?" Rohit asked, voice low.

Travis's smirk was tired but unwavering. "You made it personal when you sent that bouncer last time."

They were close now — too close for post-match etiquette. Their shoulders nearly touching, breath sharp and warm in the cold room. What started as rivalry had long twisted into something else — something unspoken but undeniable.

Silence stretched. Then Rohit stepped forward — just slightly — his hand brushing Travis's.

It wasn't planned. It wasn't right. But it was real.

The dressing room door shut behind them with a hollow clang. The noise outside — the fans, the press, the chaos — felt miles away now. It was just the two of them. Steam curled up from the showers at the far end of the room, but the cold metal lockers and tiled floor grounded the heat rising between them.

Rohit's back hit the locker with a dull thud, his breath catching as Travis stepped into his space, every inch of him humming with tension. The match, the catch, the years of shared glances and unspoken friction — it all boiled over here.

"I should hate you for that," Rohit muttered, eyes locked on Travis's. "You made me look like a rookie out there."

"You're no rookie," Travis said, voice hoarse. "That's why I had to take you out."

A beat passed. Then Rohit grabbed the front of Travis's jersey, fisting the damp fabric, pulling him closer — not in anger, but something far messier. Their foreheads touched first, a breath shared. Then lips brushed — hesitant, like testing the edge of something dangerous.

But hesitation didn't last long.

The kiss deepened, raw and fierce, all the frustration of the game melting into something hungry and uncontrolled. Hands moved — over shoulders, through hair, gripping jerseys and skin alike. Rohit shoved him back against the lockers this time, metal clanging under the force, echoing their shared fury and desire.

There was no room for words. Just mouths, heat, and the thrill of finally giving in to something they'd both denied for too long.

Outside, the world still saw them as rivals.

In here, the truth was messier — and far more intoxicating.

The locker room had emptied long ago, but they stayed — sprawled on the bench, backs against the cool metal, flushed and breathless in the aftermath.

Rohit's fingers traced lazy circles on Travis's bare shoulder, still damp with sweat. The silence between them wasn't awkward. It was heavy, warm — like the last glow of embers in a fire that had burned hotter than either of them expected.

"You always play this hard?" Travis asked, voice husky, lips brushing Rohit's temple.

"Only when someone's worth it," Rohit murmured, hand resting on Travis's chest, feeling the slow rhythm of his heart under skin.

There was a beat of stillness, and then Travis tilted his head, eyes glinting in the low light. "We should probably leave before someone walks in."

Rohit smirked. "Let them."

They kissed again — slower now, lips soft and searching. No rush, no pressure. Just the aftertaste of adrenaline, sweat, and something dangerously close to tenderness.

Travis pulled back slightly, brushing his thumb along Rohit's jaw. "This... wasn't just about the match, was it?"

Rohit looked at him, serious now. "No. And you knew that the second you caught me."

A slow grin spread across Travis's face. "Best catch of the season."

They laughed — quietly, almost shyly — as they began to pull themselves together, dressing in the hush of something that felt like the start of something new. Their rivalry hadn't died. If anything, it had evolved — sharpened into a private game only they understood.

Before leaving, Rohit paused by the door, glancing back. "Next time we're on the pitch," he said, "I'm not going easy."

Travis stepped up behind him, lips ghosting over his neck. "You never do."

And with that, they slipped out — not as rivals. Not just as teammates or enemies. But something deeper. Something unspoken.

Something still burning.

sneha2107
 
~the end.

# Junior to his Senior

Yashasvi Jaiswal x Sanju Samson 

The sun was setting, casting a golden hue over the college ground, now emptied of its roaring crowd. The intercollegiate finals had just wrapped up—sweat, adrenaline, and tension still lingered in the air. Yashasvi Jaiswal, the young junior with sharp eyes and sharper strokes, had stunned everyone with his last-minute six. But his gaze wasn't on the scoreboard anymore—it was locked onto his senior, Sanju Samson, the composed captain with eyes like a storm.

Sanju had played brilliantly too—his calm presence at the crease, his leadership, his smirk when Jaiswal got cocky. It had driven Yashasvi mad. Mad enough to prove something. And now, as Sanju stood leaning against the locker room door, still in his half-unbuttoned jersey, their eyes met.

"You think you're something now, huh? Hitting that last six like a hero," Sanju murmured, but there was no malice—only heat.

Yashasvi stepped closer, his voice low and rough. "Only wanted your attention, senior."

The tension crackled like a live wire. Sanju didn't flinch when Yashasvi stepped into his space. Instead, he let his head tilt, a smirk playing at his lips. "You've got it."

The rest was a blur of tangled limbs, breathless kisses, and stifled groans behind the closed locker room door. Yashasvi pushed Sanju back against the cool metal, claiming him with a fire he didn't even know he had. Sanju, ever the calm one, let himself be unraveled—only for Yashasvi. The match was over, but this was a whole new game.

And Yashasvi? He was playing to win.

Sanju's breath hitched as Yashasvi's fingers grazed the hem of his jersey, eyes locked with his like a challenge.

"You always act so composed," Yashasvi murmured, his voice husky, lips just inches from Sanju's. "Captain cool... but you were watching me, weren't you? Every shot. Every time I hit that ball, your eyes were on me."

Sanju's smirk faltered, just a fraction. "You were showing off."

Yashasvi leaned in closer, lips brushing Sanju's jaw, not kissing—just letting the heat build. "Maybe I was. Maybe I wanted to see how long you'd keep pretending I don't get under your skin."

Sanju's hand gripped Yashasvi's wrist, but not to stop him. His voice came out low, strained. "You're playing a dangerous game, junior."

"Good," Yashasvi whispered, eyes darkening. "I don't play safe."

And then, he kissed him—deep, slow, claiming. Sanju let out a sharp breath against his lips, his self-control unraveling with every teasing graze of Yashasvi's tongue. He pushed back briefly, trying to hold some ground, but Yashasvi only chuckled, pushing Sanju gently back against the lockers.

"You're used to being in charge," Yashasvi said, lifting Sanju's chin, "but tonight... you're letting go."

Sanju's eyes met his, stormy and wild now. "Don't hold back then," he dared, voice rough.

Yashasvi grinned. "Didn't plan to."

Sanju's back hit the cool metal of the locker with a dull thud, a sharp contrast to the heat flaring through his body. Yashasvi's hands were already on him—confident, claiming, not hesitating for even a second.

"You're shaking," Yashasvi whispered, his breath hot against Sanju's throat. "Didn't expect your junior to handle you like this?"

Sanju opened his mouth to respond, to take back some control, but all that escaped was a hitched breath as Yashasvi's lips ghosted over the sensitive skin below his ear. The junior was relentless—teasing nips along his neck, fingers sliding up beneath the fabric of his jersey, nails dragging lightly over his abs. The way he touched was maddening—possessive, like he knew exactly how to undo him piece by piece.

Sanju finally gripped Yashasvi's waist, pulling him closer, grinding against him with a hunger that surprised even himself.

Yashasvi smirked against his skin. "There you are," he murmured, voice low and wicked. "Knew you'd crack."

He tilted Sanju's head up with two fingers beneath his chin, eyes dark and electric. "You act like you're in control... but look at you now. Breathing hard, pupils blown, letting me do whatever I want."

Sanju's lips parted, his pride crumbling fast, but he still managed, "Then do it."

That's all Yashasvi needed. He crushed their lips together again, deeper, rougher, hands roaming without shame. Sanju moaned into the kiss, caught between frustration and need, and Yashasvi ate it up—like he'd earned this, like he'd waited too long for it.

He pressed Sanju harder against the locker, his thigh slipping between his legs, forcing a gasp out of the senior. "Not so calm now, are you, captain?"

Sanju's nails dug into Yashasvi's back in response, and for once, he didn't care about control. Not when his body was on fire. Not when Yashasvi Jaiswal was looking at him like that—like he owned him.

And maybe, just for tonight... he did.

Quitude_moon
 
~the end.

# The Punjabi guys who fell in love

Abhishek Sharma x Mayank Markande 

Ludhiana summers were loud. The kind where fans spin uselessly, lassi is the only relief, and the streets are painted with the sounds of honking rickshaws, Bollywood music, and sharp laughter. Abhishek Sharma, the lively, ever-smiling son of a sweet shop owner, had always believed he was destined for something bigger than his father's laddoos and jalebis.

On the other side of the city, Mayank Markande was a quiet storm. A self-taught graphic designer who worked odd hours from his room, painting the internet with surreal colors. Reserved, soft-spoken, and shy to a fault, Mayank had built walls around him after losing his parents young. He lived with his aunt, who cared for him but never understood him.

Their worlds collided on a hot July afternoon in the backroom of a wedding planning agency.

Abhishek had been hired to help manage logistics. Mayank was brought in to design the digital invites and décor mockups. Their first meeting was a disaster — Abhishek spilled chai on Mayank's laptop, and Mayank didn't speak to him for a week. But somewhere between color palettes and vendor calls, the ice melted. Abhishek's jokes grew on Mayank. Mayank's quiet loyalty grounded Abhishek.

What started with late-night chats about songs and art turned into walks under the stars, stolen glances across mandap decorations, and moments charged with unspoken words.

But love, especially between two men in a conservative town, wasn't easy.

When Abhishek confessed one night, nervously laughing in the soft glow of streetlights, Mayank said nothing. Just looked down and nodded.

Days passed. They kept working together. Mayank never brought it up.

Then came the wedding day. The air was electric, the couple happy, the décor flawless. Mayank found Abhishek standing alone, near the flower-strewn swing, watching the crowd with a tired smile.

"You're good at pretending," Mayank said.

Abhishek looked at him. "So are you."

Mayank stepped closer. "I'm scared," he admitted. "But I want this. You. Us."

And then, without another word, under the cover of fireworks and dancing guests, Mayank took Abhishek's hand. No big declarations. Just quiet defiance.

They left Ludhiana a year later. Rented a one-bedroom apartment in Chandigarh. Started a tiny design-logistics business together. Still argued over fonts and food. Still made each other laugh.

Because love wasn't about grand moments. It was about the small ones — the way Abhishek snuck gulab jamuns into Mayank's lunchbox, or the way Mayank fixed Abhishek's messed-up PowerPoint presentations at 2 a.m.

Two Punjabi guys, loud and quiet, sweet and strong — who fell in love in a world that didn't always make space for them.

But they made space anyway.

The Chandigarh rain came without warning. Sharp, sudden, and unrelenting — like a mood that demanded attention.

Abhishek had just locked up their tiny office, his kurta clinging to him from the downpour. Mayank was already inside their apartment, dry, barefoot, and standing by the open window, watching the city blur behind a veil of rain.

Abhishek entered, dripping, breathless. “You could’ve helped me with the shutter, yaar.”

Mayank turned, one eyebrow raised. “And miss the view?”

Abhishek moved closer, leaving a trail of wet footprints. “You’re lucky you’re cute.”

Mayank tilted his head. “Prove it.”

And just like that, the air changed.

Abhishek reached for him. Wet fingers curled around Mayank’s neck, tugging him forward. Their lips met — slow at first, testing the waters like they always did. But the hesitation didn’t last.

Mayank pushed back, firmer this time. His hands slid beneath the soaked kurta, fingers grazing hot skin and goosebumps. Abhishek gasped against his mouth, laughing into the kiss before deepening it — tongue teasing, exploring, tasting.

They stumbled toward the couch, mouths locked, breath mingled. Mayank pulled off the kurta in one smooth motion, revealing Abhishek’s sculpted chest, glistening from the rain. Abhishek retaliated by yanking Mayank’s shirt off, tugging him down until they both landed in a tangled mess of limbs and heat.

Mayank kissed his way down Abhishek’s throat, stopping at the curve of his collarbone, where he bit down — just enough to leave a mark.

Abhishek groaned, hands threading through Mayank’s hair. “You’ve gotten bold.”

Mayank smirked against his skin. “You started it.”

The rain thundered on outside, but in that tiny room, the world had narrowed down to the heat between their bodies — the rustle of skin against skin, soft gasps, open-mouthed kisses that lingered, and the slow, deliberate way their hands explored each other.

They didn’t rush. They never did.

The couch groaned under their shifting weight, soaked clothes now lying forgotten on the floor, a trail of damp cotton leading from the door. The glow from the streetlights bled through the window, casting golden shadows on skin — skin that buzzed under every touch, every glance.

Abhishek hovered above Mayank, his hair wet and curling slightly at the ends, drops of rain still sliding down his chest. His gaze was heavy, hungry — but soft in the way it lingered on Mayank’s lips, his flushed cheeks, the way his breath caught when fingers brushed his waist.

“You sure?” Abhishek asked, voice low, hoarse.

Mayank’s hands slid up his arms, gripping his biceps, grounding himself. “I’ve never been more sure.”

Abhishek kissed him hard, pinning Mayank against the couch cushions, his body pressing firmly, possessively. Their mouths moved in rhythm — wet, messy, open. Mayank arched into him, hips rising, meeting the pressure with a quiet, broken moan.

“You drive me crazy,” Abhishek growled, his mouth now trailing along Mayank’s jaw, down his neck. He licked, bit, marked — the kind of attention that made Mayank tremble beneath him.

Abhishek took his time — hands exploring every inch, coaxing sounds out of Mayank he didn’t know he could make. He was in control, but it wasn’t dominance from ego — it was care, passion, fire held back until now.

Mayank gasped, head thrown back, chest rising fast. “Abhi…”

“Yeah?” he murmured, lips brushing his ear.

“Don’t stop.”

“I won’t.”

And he didn’t.

He moved slow at first — steady, grounding Mayank with every roll of his hips, every kiss between his brows, every whisper of his name. Mayank clung to him, nails digging into his back, breath stuttering as pleasure built in waves, helpless under Abhishek’s rhythm.

Their bodies moved like they were made for each other — hot, slick, perfect. Abhishek held Mayank like he was something precious, something worth worshipping, his pace building, hips snapping with growing intensity, sweat slicking their skin.

The heat between them crested — mouths seeking, hands grasping, hearts racing. And when it finally broke, it wasn’t just release — it was an unraveling, a letting go of everything they’d held back.

Afterward, they lay tangled together, Abhishek’s hand stroking slow circles on Mayank’s spine, lips brushing his forehead. Neither of them spoke — they didn’t need to.

The storm outside had faded. But inside, something brighter had taken its place.

ICTxF1lover

~the end.

Between the Boundaries and the Bonds (1/2)

Abhishek Sharma x Mayank Markande & Shubman Gill x Ishan Kishan

It was a tense evening at the Narendra Modi Stadium. SRH had just edged out GT in a thrilling final-over finish. The crowd roared, but in the middle of the pitch, things were far from celebratory.

Abhishek Sharma, SRH’s explosive opener, was fuming. A fiery sledging exchange with Shubman Gill had escalated near the end, sparked by a collision during a quick single. Words were thrown. Glares were exchanged. Shubman’s usual calm demeanor had cracked slightly, and Abhishek had never been one to hold back.

As the teams left the field, Abhishek stormed into the dressing room, snatched his phone, and immediately called Mayank Markande.

“Pick up, pick up, pick up…” he muttered, pacing in the shower area.

“Hello?” Mayank’s soft voice finally answered.

Abhishek didn’t wait a second. “Mayu, I swear to god, I’m going to punch your brother! What is wrong with him?! He shoved me today—shoved me—on the field!”

Mayank sighed, already anticipating the rant. “Abhi, calm down—”

“I am calm,” Abhishek snapped, obviously not calm. “He was trying to run me out and then had the audacity to call me irresponsible. Me! After all I’ve done for SRH this season!”

“Okay, first—deep breath,” Mayank said, voice soothing but firm. “Second, Shubman bhaiya is… hard-headed sometimes. But he’s not malicious. Let me talk to him.”

“No,” Abhishek said petulantly, sitting on the bench and kicking off his spikes. “He hates me. I saw it in his eyes.”

Mayank chuckled gently. “He doesn’t hate you. He’s just protective. Especially after we told him about us.”

There was a pause. Abhishek sighed and leaned back, guilt creeping into his tone. “Maybe I shouldn’t have snapped back. But you should’ve seen the way he looked at me, Mayu. Like I wasn’t good enough… for cricket or you.”

Mayank’s voice softened. “That’s because he still sees me as his little brother he needs to protect. But you’re not just anyone, Abhi. You’re the one I chose.”

That hit different. Abhishek smiled faintly, some of the anger dissolving. “You really chose well, huh?”

Mayank laughed. “The best. Now, how about you let me arrange a coffee meeting between you and Shubman? No cricket, no sledging—just… truce.”

Abhishek groaned. “Fine. But if he starts acting all elder-brotherly and smug, I’m leaving.”

“He’ll behave,” Mayank promised. “I’ll make sure of it.”

A couple of days later, in a quiet café in Hyderabad, Shubman and Abhishek sat across from each other. The silence was heavy until Shubman finally broke it.

“I’m sorry for how I acted on the field,” he said bluntly. “It wasn’t professional.”

Abhishek blinked, caught off guard. “I… thanks. I was out of line too.”

There was a long pause. Then Shubman added, “I just worry about Mayank. He’s always been the sensitive one. And you’re… intense.”

Abhishek chuckled. “You can say that again.”

“But,” Shubman continued, “I can see that he’s happy. And I can see you care. So… if you hurt him, I’ll end your cricketing career.”

Abhishek raised an eyebrow. “Duly noted.”

They both smirked, and with that, the ice finally cracked. For the first time, they spoke like brothers—not bound by blood, but by love for the same person.

Later that evening, Mayank received a selfie from Abhi with Shubman photobombing in the back, both smiling.

Abhi’s message: Truce sealed. You owe me a biryani date now.

Mayank: As long as you both don’t start a food fight this time.

…….

A week after the tense café truce, things had settled—on the surface. SRH was gearing up for their next clash, and the dressing room buzzed with routine banter. But Mayank Markande had noticed something… odd.

Every time SRH wicketkeeper-batsman Ishan passed by the visitor’s area, Shubman’s eyes followed—just a bit too long. During a recent net session, Ishan had tossed a bottle of water to Shubman with a smirk that lingered. And when Mayank walked into the recovery room unexpectedly, he caught the tail end of what looked suspiciously like Shubman fixing Ishan’s collar,

Mayank, ever the observer, didn’t say anything at first. He wasn’t the type to jump to conclusions—but when Ishan casually called Shubman “Gill saab” with a wink during cooldown stretches, and Shubman actually blushed, it became impossible to ignore.

Later that evening, in the team hotel, Mayank cornered his brother.

“You’ve been acting weird around Ishan,” he said, arms folded across his chest.

Shubman, caught mid-text, looked up like a deer in headlights. “Excuse me?”

Mayank raised an eyebrow. “Don’t lie to me. I know that look. That’s the same look I had when Abhi first winked at me during training.”

Shubman opened his mouth, closed it, then sighed. “Okay. Fine. You’re right.”

Mayank blinked. “Wait, what? You’re actually admitting it?”

Shubman slumped onto the bed. “It’s not like I planned this. I just… Ishan’s different. He gets under my skin, but he also knows when to shut up and just be there. After Dad passed, and you moved out, it got… quiet. He filled that space without trying to.”

Mayank’s face softened, but his voice stayed cautious. “And you were giving me grief over Abhishek? Seriously?”

“I was being a hypocrite,” Shubman admitted. “But back then, I didn’t understand how terrifying it is to let someone in.”

Mayank sat beside him. “Does Ishan know?”

Shubman nodded. “Yeah. And he’s been patient. But I don’t know how to do this. I can’t afford a scandal. My image is so… crafted. One headline and it’s over.”

Mayank took a deep breath. “Then maybe stop trying to be an image. Be real. If I can walk onto a pitch every day with people whispering about me and Abhi, you can handle this. And if Ishan makes you happy… I’ll back you.”

Shubman’s voice dropped to a whisper. “Thanks, Mayu.”

There was a soft knock on the door. It opened a crack. “Shubman?” Ishan peeked in. “Team dinner in 10.”

Shubman gave a small smile. “Coming.”

Mayank exchanged a glance with Ishan as he passed. It wasn’t a warning, like the one Shubman had given Abhishek. It was a quiet, accepting nod.

SiaSharma894

~1/2

Between the Boundaries and the Bonds (2/2)

Abhishek Sharma x Mayank Markande & Shubman Gill x Ishan Kishan

The team dinner was held on the rooftop of the hotel—a breezy evening with lights strung above, laughter echoing between clinks of cutlery, and the scent of tandoori spice in the air. But Shubman Gill wasn’t tasting a single thing on his plate. He was hyper-aware of Ishan sitting beside him, close but not too close, the occasional brush of fingers or shared look making his heart beat faster than any super over ever had.

Across the table, Abhishek Sharma was watching everything.

Later, when desserts were served, and the crowd had dispersed into smaller conversations, Abhishek cornered Mayank near the railing, holding a plate of kulfi like a prop in a crime scene.

“Your brother,” he said, gesturing with his spoon, “is flirting with Ishan Kishan.”

Mayank took a bite of his rasmalai, cool as ever. “I know.”

Abhishek gaped. “And you’re okay with it?!”

“Are you okay with it?” Mayank countered, arching an eyebrow.

Abhishek crossed his arms. “I mean, if he breaks Ishan’s heart, I’m going to have to kill him. And if Ishan hurts Shubman, I’ll need to kill him. It’s exhausting, Mayu.”

Mayank chuckled. “Welcome to family politics in the age of IPL.”

Meanwhile, Ishan and Shubman had slipped away from the crowd, wandering the darkened poolside area where the sounds of the city hummed in the distance.

“You’re quieter than usual,” Ishan said, bumping Shubman’s shoulder lightly.

Shubman hesitated. “I talked to Mayank.”

Ishan’s expression didn’t change, but his body stiffened. “And?”

“He knows. And he’s okay with it. Which is more than I expected.” Shubman looked up at the sky, voice thoughtful. “I think… I’m okay with it too. You. This.”

Ishan leaned against the railing beside him. “It’s not going to be easy, Gill saab.”

“I know,” Shubman said, voice low. “But I’m tired of pretending my life is some perfectly curated cricket montage. You make it real.”

A pause.

Ishan smirked. “That’s the sappiest thing I’ve ever heard from you.”

Shubman rolled his eyes. “Shut up.”

Ishan turned, face close now, their breaths brushing. “Make me.”

It wasn’t a kiss, not yet. But the electricity buzzed between them like a charged boundary line, the kind you dared to step over even when the world said don’t.

………

Two days later, the tabloids exploded.

“Gill’s Glances: Rumors Swirl After Late-Night Poolside Sighting With Ishan Kishan!” “SRH Spinner’s Boyfriend Caught in Love Triangle?” “Abhishek Sharma Seen Storming Out of Team Hotel Lounge—Lovers’ Tiff or Match Stress?”

Abhishek slammed the newspaper down on the breakfast table, glaring at Mayank. “Do you see this?!”

Mayank, brushing his teeth calmly, peeked at the headline. “Tabloids will tabloid.”

“This is bad, Mayu. They’re lumping us into it now. ‘Triangle’? As if Ishan and I—ugh.” Abhishek paced, running a hand through his messy curls. “We need to do something before the board steps in. Or before your brother has another image crisis.”

At that moment, Shubman walked in—calm, crisp, already dressed for training. He grabbed a banana from the fruit basket like nothing had happened.

“I’m not hiding,” he said.

Both Mayank and Abhishek looked up.

Shubman peeled the banana and took a bite. “Let them write what they want. I’ve lived under a spotlight long enough to know how to angle the shadows.”

Abhishek blinked. “Dramatic much?”

Mayank, however, was smiling faintly. “You’ve changed.”

“No,” Shubman said, glancing toward the door where Ishan now stood, yawning and stretching, clearly having just woken up in someone’s room. “I’m just done being half-alive.”

Next Match: SRH vs GT

The stadium roared again, this time for a new showdown. SRH’s bowling attack faced off against Ishan’s confident strikes. Tension crackled—not just between bat and ball, but between glances across the pitch, knowing smirks, and subtle gestures.

Abhishek, watching from the slips, muttered, “God help us all if they start sledging each other flirtatiously.”

Mayank just grinned. “Might be the most entertaining match of the season.”

………

It was past midnight when the SRH team bus rolled into the hotel parking lot, the silence inside heavy after a tough loss against GT. Ishan had played a blistering knock, and Shubman’s late-innings collapse hadn’t helped. The media was already tearing into them both—“Too distracted?” “Too personal?” The headlines were brutal.

Abhishek hadn’t said a word since they left the stadium.

In the elevator, Mayank stole a glance at him, but Abhi’s jaw was tight, eyes locked forward, fists clenched at his sides.

Shubman and Ishan stood on the other side. Ishan tried to lighten the mood with a quiet, “Well, at least I hit a fifty. Small wins?”

Shubman didn’t laugh.

Abhishek scoffed, the sound sharp in the confined space. “Yeah, great. At least someone was focused today.”

Everyone turned. The elevator doors dinged open, but no one moved.

“What’s that supposed to mean?” Shubman asked coolly.

Abhishek stepped out first, turning back with fire in his eyes. “It means your head wasn’t in the damn game. Again. This isn’t a romance drama, Gill, it’s professional cricket.”

“Abhi—” Mayank started, but Abhishek held up a hand.

“No, Mayu. I’m done tiptoeing. He drags you into his mess and then tanks his own innings while the team suffers. And now we’re the ones who have to answer questions.”

Shubman stepped forward. “You think I’m dragging him into anything? You’re the one who walked onto a pitch with your chest puffed just because someone dared touch your boyfriend.”

Mayank flinched, but before he could respond, Ishan inserted himself—arms folded, voice low. “Alright, that’s enough. Take a breath before this turns into something stupid.”

“Oh, it’s already stupid,” Abhishek snapped. “All of us pretending like this is sustainable. Like the world’s just gonna roll over and cheer for us being… this.”

Shubman narrowed his eyes. “So what, you’re suddenly ashamed of being with Mayank?”

Abhishek hesitated—and that pause was a crack.

Mayank’s voice was cold. “Say it, Abhi.”

Abhishek turned, meeting Mayank’s eyes—and his were filled with pain more than anger. “I’m scared, okay? Every damn day. One headline, one tweet, and you’re the one who’ll pay. You think I don’t lie awake wondering if I’m going to lose you to the pressure? To him?” He threw a glare at Shubman.

Mayank’s voice broke. “You don’t trust me?”

“I do!” Abhishek said immediately, loud, desperate. “But I don’t trust the world. And I definitely don’t trust him not to screw everything up for you too.”

Shubman stepped in, furious now. “I’ve protected him his whole life. Don’t you dare pretend you love him more just because you’re louder about it.”

Ishan finally snapped. “Enough! Both of you!”

The silence that followed was sharp and biting.

Ishan turned to Shubman, jaw tight. “You think you’re the only one under pressure? I walk onto that field every day knowing I’m expected to be a jester and a fighter at the same time. But the second I fall for you, suddenly you’re the victim? No. You don’t get to act like you’re the only one with something to lose.”

Shubman froze.

Mayank’s voice, tired and raw, cut through the tension. “We’re all scared. But if this—us—is going to work, we have to stop tearing each other apart and start choosing each other. Every day. Even when it’s hard. Especially then.”

The four stood there, breathing heavily in the hallway, each one wounded, each one raw.

Then, softly, Ishan took Shubman’s hand.

And slowly, painfully, Abhishek reached for Mayank’s.

No words. Just a quiet truce in the wreckage of a storm.

SiaSharma894

~the end.

Cold Ashes, Warm Hearts

Shubman Gill x Hardik Pandya

Shubman Gill was feared. His name whispered in dark alleys and bloodied boardrooms alike. He ruled the underworld with precision, ruthlessness, and an icy calm that made grown men tremble. Power was his obsession, loyalty his demand, and love? Love was weakness.

Hardik Pandya, by contrast, was all warmth—sunshine bottled into human form. He was Shubman’s husband, but more often, a ghost in Shubman’s periphery. Their marriage, arranged to hide Shubman’s vulnerability from the world, was real only on paper. Still, Hardik stayed, if not for Shubman, then for their son—Agastya.

Agastya, five years old, was the golden thread trying to stitch two broken men together. He looked like Shubman but had Hardik’s laughter, his kindness, his unstoppable curiosity. But Shubman never had time. “Keep him away from me when I’m working,” he’d say, eyes cold. Hardik stopped expecting anything more.

Then came the night.

Hardik had taken Agastya to the park near their heavily-guarded estate. Just an hour. A break from the stone walls, a taste of childhood. He turned away for a second to answer a call.

When he turned back, Agastya was gone.

Panic blurred everything. The bodyguards, the cops, the cameras—nothing gave them answers. Hours passed. Then days. No ransom note. No sign. No Agastya.

Shubman was silent at first. Still as a statue. Then he exploded.

“You had ONE job!” he roared, pinning Hardik against the wall, his fists clenched, trembling with fury. “You were supposed to protect him!”

Hardik didn’t cry. He just stared, hollow-eyed. “You never even looked at him,” he whispered. “You never held him once without flinching.”

Something in Shubman cracked. The truth hit him like a bullet. He had never let Agastya in. Never loved him like a father should. And now, he might never get the chance.

The mafia king crumbled. For the first time in years, he didn’t go to his office. He didn’t pick up a gun. He sat in Agastya’s room, staring at the little bed, the crayon drawings, the toy truck still lying on the floor.

He thought he was dead inside. But now he was burning.

Shubman activated every contact he had, tore apart enemy networks, turned the city upside down. Somewhere in the chaos, he noticed Hardik—his constant, his strength, who never left his side even while being blamed. Who hurt just as much.

Three weeks later, Agastya was found—traumatized, silent, but alive. He had been taken by one of Shubman’s enemies, a twisted message in flesh and blood. Shubman brought Agastya home himself, holding him like porcelain, his arms shaking.

The boy opened his eyes and whispered, “Papa?”

That one word broke Shubman.

He wept—really wept—for the first time since he was a child. He held Agastya and Hardik together, pulling them into his chest like life itself depended on them.

“I’m sorry,” he choked. “I was a coward. I didn’t know how to love. But I do now. I do.”

From that day on, the mafia world saw a different Shubman. Still sharp, still dangerous—but warmer. More human. He came home every night. He listened. He loved.

Hardik, once just the quiet partner in the shadows, became his strength. Their marriage bloomed—not just from grief, but from mutual healing. They laughed more. Agastya, no longer a thread between two strangers, became the heart of a real family.

Power still pulsed in Shubman’s world, but now, it wasn’t just about control. It was about protection. About legacy. About love.

In the ruins of a broken past, they built something unshakable.

A family.

………….. Agastya had finally fallen asleep after crying into Shubman’s chest for hours. The little boy was exhausted, body curled like a comma under his star-patterned blanket, Shubman’s palm resting protectively on his back.

Hardik stood at the doorway, watching.

It still didn’t feel real—seeing Shubman there. Not as the mafia boss, but as a father. As a man. Sitting still, holding on, as if Agastya might disappear again if he let go.

When he looked up and saw Hardik, something shifted in his eyes. Not cold. Not sharp. Just… tired. And aching.

Hardik turned to leave, but Shubman whispered, “Stay.”

He hadn’t said that word in years. Not once, not to Hardik. The world had always been his battlefield, his escape. But tonight, he wanted none of it.

Hardik stepped in silently and sat on the edge of the bed. For a while, they just listened to Agastya breathing—slow, steady, safe.

“I don’t deserve this,” Shubman murmured.

Hardik looked over. “No, you don’t.”

The truth stung, but Shubman nodded. “I failed him. I failed you.”

Hardik’s jaw clenched. “You didn’t just fail, Shubman. You abandoned us long before Agastya went missing. You treated love like a nuisance. Like we were… a burden.”

Shubman’s fingers curled slightly around the blanket. “I know.”

A beat passed. The silence between them was thick, but not hostile anymore. Just… unfinished.

Shubman looked at him, really looked. The same Hardik who once waited up for him, who used to leave tea on his desk even when it went cold. The same man who still hadn’t given up on him even after everything.

“I don’t know how to fix this,” Shubman admitted, voice low. “But I want to. I need you to teach me how to be… human again.”

Hardik blinked, surprised by the vulnerability. “You want me to teach you how to love?”

Shubman gave a faint, tired smile. “That, and how to stop being a complete asshole.”

Hardik laughed softly, but there were tears in his eyes. “You’ll need a long syllabus.”

“Then stay.” Shubman reached out, fingers grazing his wrist. “Stay tonight. Not because we have a child. Stay because I finally want to know what it feels like… to fall asleep next to someone I love.”

Hardik didn’t answer with words. He just shifted closer, their shoulders touching in the dark, breaths syncing slowly.

And when Shubman leaned his head onto Hardik’s shoulder, it wasn’t the mafia boss or the man feared by a hundred enemies.

It was just Shubman.

And this time, Hardik stayed.

…………

The night air hung heavy, humid with monsoon heat. Rain drummed gently against the windows, the city outside soaked and quiet.

Shubman stood in the doorway of their shared bedroom—the one he hadn’t stepped into in months. He watched Hardik fold a blanket at the foot of the bed, barefoot, hair slightly damp from his shower. There was something achingly domestic about it. Something that made Shubman’s chest clench.

Hardik looked up, sensing him. “Can’t sleep?”

Shubman didn’t answer right away. He stepped forward slowly, his voice low. “I never used to want to sleep here.”

Hardik raised a brow. “And now?”

Shubman’s gaze dropped to Hardik’s hands. “Now I don’t want to sleep anywhere else.”

Silence. Heavy, electric.

Hardik didn’t speak, but his throat bobbed with a swallow. “You say that like you mean it.”

Shubman stepped closer. Close enough to feel the heat between them, the unresolved tension crackling in the inches of air they hadn’t dared cross until now. “I do,” he said simply. “I just didn’t know how.”

Hardik’s breath hitched as Shubman reached up, brushing his fingers along his jaw—gentle, reverent, unlike the man who once ruled by fear. “I’ve been cold for so long, Hardik. And now all I can feel is… you. Everywhere. Burning through me.”

Hardik tried to laugh it off, to hold onto the little bit of distance he had left. “Smooth talker.”

But his voice cracked.

And when Shubman leaned in, pressing his forehead to Hardik’s, everything fell apart. All the pain, the anger, the longing—they collided like fire and gasoline.

Hardik grabbed his shirt, pulled him in with sudden force, their mouths crashing together in a kiss that was rough, desperate, real. It wasn’t pretty. It was breathless, teeth clashing, fingers tugging, hearts breaking open.

Shubman backed them against the wall, pinning Hardik there with a hand on his waist, the other cradling his face like it was something fragile—something precious. He kissed him again, slower this time, like he was memorizing the taste of redemption.

“I missed this,” Hardik whispered, lips brushing Shubman’s.

“You never had it,” Shubman admitted. “Not fully. Not until now.”

Shirts were pulled over heads. Skin met skin, fire meeting storm. Shubman kissed down the line of Hardik’s throat, his chest, every scar and freckle worshipped like a prayer. Hardik moaned his name—not the boss, not the monster, just Shubman—and that sound undid him.

They found the bed together, limbs entangled, shadows dancing in the dim glow of the city lights seeping through the curtains. Shubman moved like he was starving, but every touch carried apology. Every kiss was a vow.

Hardik gasped as Shubman whispered against his skin, “I want to know you, all of you. Not just as my husband. As the only man I’ve ever truly wanted.”

Their bodies met again and again, slow at first, then fierce, driven by years of silence and sorrow. They didn’t just make love—they rewrote history. Burned the past down to ash and rebuilt something raw, something tender, something real.

And when it was over, when their hearts had settled and the sweat on their skin had cooled, Shubman held Hardik tight against his chest and whispered the three words he had never dared speak before:

“I love you.”

Hardik, exhausted and trembling, kissed his chest once. “Then don’t ever leave this bed again.”

“I won’t,” Shubman promised, and this time—he meant it.

Morning crept in gently, golden light filtering through the gauzy curtains. The world outside was still waking, but inside the bedroom, things were… tangled.

Shubman stirred first, his arm heavy around Hardik’s waist, their legs knotted under the sheets. For once, he felt peace. Not silence, not control—actual peace. He could feel Hardik’s steady breathing, his warm skin against his chest, and for the first time in years, Shubman didn’t want to move. Didn’t need to.

He leaned down and pressed a soft kiss to Hardik’s temple.

“Mmm,” Hardik mumbled, smiling into the pillow. “You’re clingy when you’re in love.”

Shubman grinned. “Deal with it.”

Just then—SLAM.

The door flew open.

“Papa! Dada!” Agastya’s tiny voice rang through the room like a grenade. “Guess what I—”

He stopped dead.

So did Shubman and Hardik.

Agastya blinked. His wide eyes scanned the rumpled sheets, the very clearly shirtless Dada, and his usually-scary Papa half-draped over him looking… suspiciously relaxed.

A beat of stunned silence.

Then Agastya raised a single, accusing finger. “Why are you sleeping like that?!”

Shubman sat up instinctively, grabbing the blanket like he’d just been shot. “Agastya! Knock next time!”

Hardik groaned and pulled a pillow over his face. “This is karma. I just know it.”

Agastya marched up to the bed with all the sass of a five-year-old who’d caught his parents doing something weird. “Is this why the door was locked? I had to pee and use the hallway bathroom like a peasant.”

Shubman choked. “Where did you learn that word?”

“You, Papa. Last week. When your call dropped during a deal.”

Hardik snorted under the pillow.

Shubman sighed, ran a hand through his hair, then leaned forward. “Okay, champ, let’s make a deal. You forget what you saw, and I’ll make chocolate chip pancakes. With extra syrup.”

Agastya narrowed his eyes, clearly debating if the trauma was worth the sugar. “…And whipped cream?”

Shubman nodded solemnly. “A mountain.”

“Deal.”

They high-fived like a couple of smug businessmen.

Hardik peeked out from the pillow, still laughing. “You’re bribing your own son to erase memories. Nice.”

“I’m a mafia boss, remember?” Shubman smirked. “Bribery is in my blood.”

“Papa,” Agastya piped up, crawling onto the bed now like it was a jungle gym. “Can I sleep between you guys tonight? Like… forever?”

Shubman blinked. That small, innocent request struck somewhere deep.

He pulled Agastya into his arms without hesitation. “Yeah, kid. You can.”

Agastya grinned and snuggled into his chest. “You smell like Dada’s shampoo.”

“That’s because your Dada made me use it last night.”

Hardik, still under the blanket, muttered, “Because yours smells like expensive pain and gunpowder.”

Shubman kissed Agastya’s hair and gave Hardik’s side a playful squeeze. “That’s my signature scent.”

Agastya giggled, caught between the two men he loved most. For the first time, he felt what he’d always wanted—a real family. His Papa was no longer a shadow. He was here. Present. Protective. Warm.

And so, wrapped in his parents’ arms, Agastya whispered, “This is the best morning ever.”

Hardik reached over and held Shubman’s hand across their son’s back. “Get used to it, little monster.”

Shubman nodded silently, eyes softening.

He was no longer just the king of an empire built on fear.

He was Papa—the man Agastya ran to, the man Hardik stayed for.

And this? This was his throne now.

Rusio04

~the end.

Nipple Play

Riyan Parag x Dhruv Jurel

Dhruv had always been composed.

Cool-headed behind the stumps, sharp with the bat, calm under pressure. The kind of guy who barely blinked even in a Super Over.

But Riyan? Riyan knew his one weakness.

And he loved to exploit it.

They were sharing a hotel room post-match—nothing unusual. Dhruv was stretched out on the bed, scrolling through his phone, shirt off because of the heat.

Riyan wandered in from the shower, towel slung low, hair damp. He flopped beside Dhruv and leaned over like he was reaching for the charger.

But instead, his fingers grazed Dhruv’s chest—casually at first.

Then he pinched.

Hard.

Dhruv jerked, phone slipping from his hand. “What the hell—!”

Riyan grinned. “Sensitive?”

Dhruv glared, cheeks slightly flushed. “Don’t do that.”

Which of course, meant Riyan definitely would do that.

During a team movie night, the lights were off. Riyan, as usual, had chosen the seat beside Dhruv. Blankets were involved. So were wandering hands.

Dhruv sat stiffly, trying to focus on the screen, but Riyan’s hand had slid under his hoodie. Just resting there. Innocently.

Until two fingers found a familiar spot and rolled it between them—light, slow, devilish.

Dhruv let out a soft choked breath that was nearly a whimper.

“You okay?” Riyan whispered, smirking in the dark.

“Your hand’s gonna get broken,” Dhruv hissed, trying not to shift in his seat.

But his hips twitched anyway.

They were alone, finally. Riyan had pounced the second the door clicked shut behind them, pinning Dhruv to the wall with a grin that said I’ve waited all week for this.

Shirts were gone fast. Riyan had Dhruv backed into the wall, mouth on his collarbone, hands sliding down, thumbs brushing deliberately over Dhruv’s chest.

Then—pinch. Twist. Flick.

Dhruv gasped, back arching. “Riyan—fuck—”

“You sound so pretty when I touch you like this,” Riyan murmured, eyes gleaming. “Can’t keep that cool act up now, huh?”

Dhruv was already trembling, breath shaky, teeth sunk into his bottom lip.

“Please,” he groaned, unsure if he wanted it to stop or never end.

Riyan leaned in, tongue circling one nipple while his fingers played with the other. Dhruv shuddered, his knees nearly giving out.

Riyan caught him, smirking into his skin. “This little spot controls the big, bad wicketkeeper, huh?”

Dhruv whimpered something incoherent and pressed closer, lost in the sensation.

Every time they had a moment alone—on the balcony, in hotel corridors, even in the dressing room when no one was looking—Riyan would sneak a touch. A graze. A teasing flick.

And Dhruv?

He always gasped.

Always flushed.

Always fell apart a little more.

And somewhere in the teasing, between the laughter and flushed skin and desperate gasps, Riyan knew—

Dhruv had given him more than his body.

He’d handed him trust.

And Riyan, teasing as he was, treated that like gold.

5. The Practice Nets Incident

The sun was brutal that day in Jaipur. Sweat clung to their bodies as the Rajasthan Royals wrapped up a long net session. Dhruv was sitting near the cooler, shirt discarded, chugging water with his chest rising and falling from exertion.

Riyan walked by, towel over his shoulder, eyes catching on that glistening skin—especially those perfect, lightly flushed peaks that were just exposed enough to tempt him.

He slowed, leaned down under the pretense of whispering something about the batting order—

And casually flicked Dhruv’s left nipple with two fingers.

Sharp. Quick. Teasing.

Dhruv choked mid-sip, water dribbling down his chin. “Riyan!”

Riyan was already walking off, grinning like the devil. “Oops. Slipped.”

Dhruv sat there, breathless and burning, while no one else noticed the fire suddenly pulsing under his skin.

6.Hotel Elevator Torture

Late at night, after a long team dinner, they ended up alone in the elevator. Dhruv looked tired, hoodie zipped up, face turned toward the mirrored wall.

Riyan stood behind him, silent… until the doors closed.

Then?

He slipped both hands under the hoodie and pressed them flat to Dhruv’s chest, his thumbs grazing deliberately over both nipples at once.

Dhruv stiffened immediately, biting his lip hard. “Riyan,” he warned in a whisper.

Riyan’s mouth brushed his ear. “You wore this soft hoodie just so I could do this, didn’t you?”

He rolled both nipples gently between his fingers—slow, circular, maddening.

Dhruv’s knees buckled. “You’re insane.”

Riyan chuckled, kissing his neck. “And you love it.”

7. The Ice Cube Game

One evening, they were watching a boring match replay, half-lounging on the bed. Riyan got up, wandered to the mini fridge, and came back holding an ice cube.

Dhruv raised an eyebrow. “Thirsty?”

Riyan straddled him instead, grinning. “Kinda.”

Without warning, he touched the ice to Dhruv’s chest—right over the left nipple.

Dhruv gasped violently. “Riyan—!”

And then, worse—Riyan sucked the cold skin into his warm mouth, moaning softly like he was the one being touched.

Dhruv writhed, hands grabbing at the bedsheet. “You’re gonna kill me one day.”

Riyan bit gently and pulled back, flicking the ice over the other side. “You’ll die happy.”

8. Rainy Balcony Vibes

The monsoon had hit hard, and they stood on the balcony shirtless, watching the storm.

Dhruv was talking about something serious—strategy, match pressure—when Riyan stepped closer and traced a circle around his chest with a raindrop-covered finger.

Then, without breaking eye contact, he gently pinched a nipple.

Dhruv’s words died in his throat.

“You really want to talk cricket right now?” Riyan asked, smiling sweet and dangerous.

Dhruv swallowed. “You’re impossible.”

“And you,” Riyan whispered, tweaking again until Dhruv let out a quiet moan, “are so damn pretty when I do this.”

9. Post-Match Hotel Celebration

After a win, the team celebrated downstairs. Later, in the room, Riyan climbed into bed with Dhruv and pulled the covers over them like a cocoon.

He didn’t say anything.

Just slid his hand under Dhruv’s T-shirt in the dark.

A slow stroke over his nipple.

A firm press.

Then fingers rolled it with just the right pressure.

Dhruv exhaled shakily. “Why do you always—”

“Because every time I touch you here,” Riyan whispered, tongue flicking at his ear, “you stop pretending.”

Dhruv moaned softly, body arching toward him, needy and undone.

And Riyan?

Riyan kissed his chest, nuzzling the spot he’d claimed as his own. “This is my button, baby. And I’m never letting go.”

It started as a joke.

They were in the hotel room after a match win, room service leftovers on the table — dessert included. Whipped cream. Honey. Chocolate drizzle. Riyan had been spooning sugar into his coffee when he looked over at Dhruv, shirt half-lifted, scratching lazily at his abs.

And Riyan’s brain short-circuited.

“Lie down,” he said suddenly.

Dhruv blinked. “What?”

“Bed. Now. Shirt off. Trust me.”

Dhruv narrowed his eyes. “This isn’t one of your weird massage hacks again, is it?”

“Nope,” Riyan said, already grabbing the whipped cream can with a wicked grin. “This one’s sweeter.”

That grin should’ve been a warning.

But Dhruv laid back anyway.

Shirtless.

Flushed.

Waiting.

Riyan straddled his thighs and stared down at the sculpted chest beneath him—eyes locked on those already-pebbled nipples that he’d teased a thousand times before.

But never like this.

“You always fall apart when I touch you here,” Riyan whispered, hovering closer. “Let’s see how much you can take when I make it sweet.”

With a soft shhht, the whipped cream hissed out in a perfect swirl—right over Dhruv’s left nipple.

Dhruv gasped.

Riyan leaned down and licked it off slowly, tongue dragging over the hardened bud, warm mouth melting the cream against cool skin.

Dhruv moaned, hips twitching beneath him.

“Riyan—holy shit—”

“Language,” Riyan said sweetly. Then he reached for the honey.

He let a slow golden stream trail from the bottle—first across Dhruv’s chest, then directly over the other nipple, watching it bead and drip in the most sinful way.

Then he bent again and sucked—hard this time—drawing the sweet-coated bud into his mouth and swirling his tongue while Dhruv arched off the bed.

“Too much?” Riyan teased, fingers playing with the whipped-cream-slicked one again.

Dhruv whimpered, fingers gripping the sheets. “You’re evil.”

“I’m focused.”

Riyan licked him again. And again. Alternating between nipples, switching from gentle flicks to sudden pinches, sucking the honey from one while stroking cream from the other.

Dhruv was writhing now—hips rising, voice cracking with every gasp, chest flushed and sticky and trembling under the sensory overload.

His nipples were red, swollen, so overstimulated they twitched at every touch.

And Riyan?

He looked like he was feasting.

“You taste better than dessert,” he whispered into Dhruv’s skin, kissing his way back to the left one, circling it with his tongue just to hear the helpless little moan Dhruv gave every single time.

Dhruv’s fingers dug into his hair. “If you keep doing that—”

“You’ll what?” Riyan smirked, sucking gently again. “Fall apart for me? Like always?”

A broken sound left Dhruv’s throat.

Riyan kissed both nipples gently, finally slowing down, then ran a finger over the mess he’d made—whipped cream, honey, and heat. “Sweetest damn buttons in the world.”

Dhruv couldn’t even speak.

Only melt. ………

It happened after practice.

The sun was brutal, and Dhruv, like most of the boys, had peeled his sweat-soaked shirt off while lounging on the sidelines. His toned chest was on full display, nipples pink and pebbled from the mix of heat and breeze, skin flushed and glistening.

Riyan, arriving late from the physio room, walked into the scene and froze.

And that’s when Yashasvi—grinning, towel around his neck—made the fatal mistake.

“Damn, Jurel,” he laughed, nudging Sanju. “You look like someone’s been messing with your chest. What’s with those red little nipples, man? You been in the ice tub or someone been giving them extra attention?”

A few chuckles echoed through the circle.

Dhruv flushed deeply—not just from the joke, but because Riyan was there.

Watching.

Staring.

And not laughing.

He didn’t say a word.

Not until later.

Back in the hotel room, silence hung heavy.

Riyan hadn’t said a thing on the bus. No teasing. No smirking. Just a sharp jawline and clenched fists.

Dhruv closed the door behind them and barely turned before Riyan pinned him to it.

“You think that was funny?” Riyan growled, voice low and dangerous.

“What?”

“Letting them see what’s mine? Letting them joke about it? About you?” His fingers dug into Dhruv’s hips, possessive. “You didn’t even pull your shirt back on.”

“I didn’t think it mattered,” Dhruv muttered, breath catching. “It was just sweat—”

“No.” Riyan’s hand slid up Dhruv’s bare chest, brushing over one nipple—still faintly flushed.

Dhruv gasped.

Riyan narrowed his eyes. “This? This color? This look? That’s because of me. Because I spent the night before wrecking you. Licking. Biting. Playing until you were begging.”

His fingers pinched the bud sharply.

Dhruv moaned, biting his lip.

“And then you let them see it?” Riyan’s voice dropped, rough with jealousy. “Let them make jokes like they even have a right to look?”

Dhruv was already trembling under the intensity, body pressed flat to the door.

“You want to show them?” Riyan whispered darkly. “Or do you want to remind yourself who those pretty nipples belong to?”

Dhruv looked up, breathless. “You.”

Riyan grabbed both buds at once—thumbs brushing, fingers squeezing, until Dhruv whimpered like he’d short-circuited.

“Say it louder.”

“You—Riyan, it’s you—only you—”

Riyan leaned in, lips brushing his neck. “Good. Because next time someone so much as mentions these—” he bit down lightly on Dhruv’s collarbone, “—I’ll make sure they’re too wrecked to ever be seen again.”

Dhruv melted, gasping, flushed all over again—but this time?

It was all for Riyan.

……….

The cameras were rolling that day—media day. A casual team practice with photographers snapping candids, broadcasters capturing behind-the-scenes moments.

Dhruv had been asked to remove his jersey for a fitness segment. Simple. Innocent.

Or so he thought.

He jogged across the field, chest bare, skin warm from running. But of course—of course—his nipples were already a little flushed, hard from the morning breeze. Pink and perky, just visible enough under the sun to catch the wrong kind of attention.

Yashasvi caught sight of him and, without thinking, barked across the grass:

“Oi Jurel! You blushing up top again, bro? Damn, someone really wears you out at night!”

The crew laughed. A couple of players smirked.

But Riyan?

Riyan froze mid-stretch.

His jaw locked. His eyes burned. And when the laughter died down, he didn’t even look at Dhruv—just walked off the field without a word.

Dhruv’s stomach dropped.

Later That Night The moment the door closed, Dhruv was pushed hard against it.

Riyan’s palm slapped flat on his chest, right over his left nipple—already sensitive from the morning chill and the attention it got.

Dhruv gasped, breath hitching. “Riyan—wait—”

“You let them laugh again,” Riyan hissed. “Let them see what’s mine. And you stood there, chest bare, nipples out like you wanted it.”

“No—I didn’t—I was told to take my jersey off—”

“Then you should’ve covered these up,” Riyan growled, fingers pinching the tender nub between them. “But since you didn’t, guess I’ll have to remind them—and you—who they belong to.”

Dhruv whimpered.

Riyan’s hand grabbed both nipples now, rubbing rough circles with his thumbs before twisting them just enough to make Dhruv cry out.

“You like being teased in front of the cameras?” he whispered.

“No—ah—Riyan—”

“Because you acted like you liked it. And now, I’m gonna make sure these stay too sore to be shown off again.”

He shoved Dhruv onto the bed, straddling him, yanking his shirt up just enough to expose his chest.

Then came the real punishment.

Riyan leaned in, mouth hot and unrelenting. He bit down on one nipple—sharp, deep—while rolling the other between slick fingers, pulling and teasing and pinching without mercy.

Dhruv was moaning, twisting under him, already trembling from the overstimulation.

“Riyan—fuck—I’m sorry—please—”

“Oh no,” Riyan said darkly, sucking the bitten bud into his mouth, tongue swirling in cruel circles. “You don’t get to be sorry yet.”

He tugged again—harder this time. Dhruv cried out, arching his back as the sensation shot through him like lightning.

“I want them too red. Too raw. Too used for anyone to even joke about them again,” Riyan whispered, switching sides, lavishing the other nipple with wet, punishing licks.

Dhruv was wrecked—moaning into the sheets, nipples flushed, swollen, aching under Riyan’s ruthless attention.

And still?

He wanted more.

Because deep down, he loved being punished like this—loved that Riyan cared this much. That he got jealous. Possessive. Wild with want over something so small.

And Riyan knew it.

So he leaned down, kissed both abused nipples softly now—soothing, but firm—and whispered, “Tomorrow, when they see you flinch just from walking… they’ll know. I marked my territory.”

Dhruv could only nod, breathless, chest heaving.

Marked.

Owned.

And utterly his.

ICTxF1lover

~the end

Eyes that shouldn’t cry

Jasprit Bumrah x Bhuvaneshwar Kumar

They weren’t just teammates. On those long tours, Jasprit and Bhuvi became inseparable. From early morning net sessions to late-night banter in the hotel room, Jassi would always be there — teasing, grinning, throwing little compliments like they meant nothing, but they meant everything to Bhuvi.

“Your eyes, yaar,” Jassi would whisper during warm-ups, like it was a secret between just them. “Too honest. You’ll get us all caught one day.”

Bhuvi would chuckle, blush even, brushing it off like the quiet man he always was. But inside? Those compliments sank deep. Because Bhuvi started feeling something. Something that made him watch Jassi longer than he should, that made him sit just a bit too close on the team bus, that made every shared laugh feel like a promise.

Until one day, Jassi stopped.

He wasn’t at nets with him anymore.

He took a different seat on the bus.

And suddenly, he was always with someone else — Rohit, Shardul, anyone but Bhuvi.

No teasing. No late-night hotel room confessions.

Just silence.

And the ache that comes when someone walks away — not with words, but with distance.

Bhuvi tried to ask once. “Everything okay between us?”

Jassi just smiled, too quick, too rehearsed. “Of course, Bhuvi. Just busy these days.”

But Bhuvi knew. He knew.

Because Jassi used to call his eyes honest.

And now he couldn’t even look into them.

Days turned into weeks, and Bhuvi had learned to stop expecting Jassi’s knock at his door.

He laughed when he had to, trained like always, kept his head down — the perfect teammate. But inside, he was cracking. Slowly. Quietly. The worst kind of heartbreak: when you lose someone who’s still right there.

At night, when the team’s noise faded into the walls of his lonely room, Bhuvi let himself feel it. The betrayal. The confusion. The way Jassi had just… shut him out.

And tonight, like so many nights before, the tears came.

Silently at first.

Then messier, broken, helpless.

His back was to the door, buried into a pillow, when he heard it.

Click.

The door opened.

He froze.

Footsteps. Soft. Familiar.

Then, that voice — low, strained, too close to his ear.

“Don’t cry.”

Bhuvi turned sharply.

Jassi stood there, shadows under his eyes, but his gaze — that gaze — held so much emotion it almost knocked the breath out of Bhuvi.

“Your eyes…” Jassi stepped closer, crouching beside the bed. “They’re the one beautiful thing that keeps me awake at night.”

Bhuvi’s breath hitched.

“I can’t sleep knowing they’re red and puffy. I can’t look at you like this,” Jassi whispered, reaching out slowly, fingers brushing away a tear from Bhuvi’s cheek. “This… this is why I stayed away.”

“Why?” Bhuvi’s voice cracked. “Why would you hurt me just to avoid hurting me?”

Jassi closed his eyes for a second, pain flickering across his face. “Because, Bhuvi… if I let myself feel what I really feel — I don’t know how to stop. And I thought… I thought maybe it’s easier if I just pretend.”

Bhuvi sat up, eyes locked with his, anger and longing and heartbreak all tangled in one heavy silence.

“You don’t get to decide that for both of us,” Bhuvi whispered. “You don’t get to run away and then act like this.”

Jassi nodded slowly, chest rising and falling like he’d been holding this in for months.

“I know,” he said softly. “And I’m done running now.”

The silence between them was thick — not empty, but full. Full of things unsaid, of moments stolen and thrown away.

Jassi sat there on the edge of Bhuvi’s bed, eyes still locked on his, breathing just as unsteady.

“I tried to be a good teammate,” he said, voice low. “I told myself this bond, this closeness — it’s dangerous. For you. For me. For everything we’ve built.”

Bhuvi blinked through what was left of his tears. “And did that help? Pushing me away like I meant nothing?”

“No,” Jassi said, with a broken laugh. “It killed me.”

He reached forward, slow and hesitant, fingers finding Bhuvi’s hand. This time, Bhuvi didn’t pull away.

“I’ve missed you,” Bhuvi said, the words fragile, like they might shatter in the air. “Every day. Every time I laughed in front of the others, I was just hoping you’d notice.”

Jassi looked down at their joined hands. “I noticed. I always notice you, Bhuvi. You’re the first thing I see when I wake up and the last thought before I sleep. That’s why I ran.”

Bhuvi leaned closer. “Then stop running.”

It wasn’t dramatic, the way their foreheads touched. It wasn’t desperate, the way Bhuvi leaned in. It was soft, natural — like it had always been waiting to happen.

Jassi whispered, “You’re my calm, Bhuvi. And I don’t want to spend another night without your eyes being the last thing I see.”

And just like that, the tension broke — not with fanfare, but with a kiss.

Tender.

Slow.

More apology than passion.

More finally than just now.

When they pulled back, Bhuvi smiled — a little shy, a little relieved.

“No more pretending?”

Jassi smiled too, fingers still laced with his.

“Never again.”

The world outside their hotel room faded — the noise of team meetings, the pressure of being two of India’s best bowlers — none of it mattered now.

What mattered was the way Jassi’s hands cupped Bhuvi’s face, like he was fragile, like he’d break if touched too carelessly. And yet, under that carefulness, there was hunger — quiet but undeniable. The kind that had been bottled for too long.

“You don’t know what it did to me,” Jassi murmured, brushing his lips along Bhuvi’s jaw, “watching you every day, pretending I didn’t want this.”

Bhuvi leaned into the touch, heart pounding beneath his ribs. “Then stop pretending.”

That was all Jassi needed.

Their mouths met again, deeper this time — no hesitation. Just heat. Want. Need.

Jassi pressed Bhuvi gently down against the mattress, lips trailing from his collarbone to the slope of his chest, tasting every inch like it was sacred. Bhuvi’s hands tangled in his hair, breath growing uneven as Jassi kissed lower, slower, deliberately — each movement coaxing sighs and shivers from him.

“You’re so sensitive,” Jassi whispered against his skin, his voice rough, reverent.

Bhuvi let out a shaky breath, eyes fluttering shut. “Only for you.”

Their bodies moved like they already knew each other — like this wasn’t the first time, but the right time. Touches were slow and reverent at first, then needier — hands exploring, grasping, memorizing every reaction.

Jassi whispered Bhuvi’s name like a prayer — again and again — and Bhuvi held on to him like he was the only real thing in the world.

When they finally gave in to everything they’d been holding back, it wasn’t rushed. It was slow. Intimate. A silent conversation in skin and breath and soft moans muffled into shoulders and necks.

It was fingers gripping sheets. Mouths chasing each other between gasps. Skin sliding against skin in the low light of a room that had witnessed their friendship, but now held something deeper.

When it was over, they stayed wrapped around each other — not out of habit, but need. Jassi kissed Bhuvi’s temple, still catching his breath.

“You okay?” he asked softly, almost scared of the answer.

Bhuvi looked up at him, eyes glassy but warm.

“I’ve never been more okay.”

Jassi smiled, finally — not teasing, not guarded — just pure, quiet love.

And in that moment, nothing else mattered but the warmth between them.

………….

The morning light spilled quietly through the hotel curtains, casting a soft golden glow across the room. Everything felt still — like the world had slowed just for them.

Bhuvi stirred first, eyes fluttering open, still a little hazy from sleep. His bare shoulder shifted against the sheets, and a sleepy sigh escaped his lips as he turned toward the warmth beside him.

Jassi was already awake.

Lying on his side, propped up on one elbow, he’d been watching Bhuvi like he was memorizing every detail.

Bhuvi blinked. “Why are you staring?”

Jassi smiled — not his usual grin, but something softer, more sacred. He reached out, fingers brushing gently along Bhuvi’s cheek.

“Because your eyes,” Jassi murmured, “look even more unreal in this light.”

Bhuvi’s brows knit together, a little flustered. “You and your obsession with my eyes…”

Jassi chuckled, but there was heat and honesty in the way he looked at him. “They undo me, Bhuvi. Every single time.”

He leaned in, pressing the lightest kiss to the corner of Bhuvi’s eye. “There’s this calm in them… like standing still in the middle of chaos.”

Another kiss — just below the other eye. “And when you look at me, like really look at me… I forget how to breathe.”

Bhuvi stared at him, now wide awake, his heart full and soft and aching.

“Jassi…” he whispered, voice caught somewhere between a smile and a sob.

But Jassi only tucked a strand of hair away from Bhuvi’s forehead and whispered, “Don’t ever hide them from me again. I can survive anything… except the sight of them red and hurting.”

And in that silence that followed — filled only by their breath and the golden morning air — Bhuvi realized: Jassi had never just loved him.

He had seen him.

Right down to the soul in his eyes.

(I always loved Bhuvi’s eyes and it needed appreciation 😭)

dokyeomiieeeee

~the end.

Thigh riding.

Shreyas Iyer x Ishan Kishan

chandketaare

Shreyas Iyer, newly traded to PBKS, has always carried a quiet possessiveness for Ishan Kishan, his former teammate and secret confidant. Now playing for rival franchises, the emotional distance between them grows — until Shreyas spots Ishan laughing a bit too freely with Abhishek Sharma after an SRH match.

Fueled by jealousy, Shreyas confronts Ishan in a quiet hallway beneath the stadium. The air crackles with unsaid words, old memories, and rising heat. Shreyas corners Ishan, not to hurt him, but to remind him who he really belongs to — his touch firm, his voice a low growl as he pulls Ishan close, thigh to thigh, the tension unbearable.

What begins as punishment becomes a test of wills, a power play of emotions, where dominance battles vulnerability. Ishan fights back — not to escape, but to reclaim his own control.

Shreyas pressed Ishan against the locker room wall, his breath hot with anger — or was it something deeper? Ishan didn’t flinch. He never did. But the glint in Shreyas’s eyes wasn’t just about the game anymore.

“You looked comfortable with him,” Shreyas said, voice low and sharp. “Too comfortable.”

Ishan raised a brow. “Jealous?”

That was all it took.

Shreyas stepped in closer, gripping Ishan’s waist tightly and pulling him down — not roughly, but with intent. He sat on the bench behind him and tugged Ishan forward, forcing him to straddle his thigh.

“You want to play games?” Shreyas whispered, his hand guiding Ishan’s hips. “Then play by my rules.”

Ishan gasped — not from fear, but from the sudden shock of closeness, of friction, of control wrestled away. Shreyas’s thigh pressed up, firm and unyielding, as he rocked Ishan forward, slowly, deliberately.

“This…” Shreyas murmured, eyes locked on his, “is your punishment.”

Shreyas didn’t say another word.

He sat back on the bench, legs parted, his hands gripping Ishan’s waist as he pulled him down — firmly, purposefully — right onto his thigh. The contact was electric. Ishan’s breath hitched as he settled, thighs tightening instinctively around Shreyas’s.

“You don’t get to act like that with him and come away untouched,” Shreyas muttered, his voice dark, possessive. His thigh flexed underneath Ishan, slow and deliberate.

Ishan’s hands landed on Shreyas’s shoulders, unsure whether to push away or pull closer. But it didn’t matter. Shreyas took control — guiding Ishan’s hips to move, grinding him against the muscle of his thigh.

“Feel that?” Shreyas whispered, leaning in, lips brushing the shell of Ishan’s ear. “Every time you laughed with Abhishek… this is what you earned.”

Ishan bit back a moan, eyes fluttering shut as the rhythm took over. The friction, the heat, the dominance in Shreyas’s grip — it was maddening.

And Shreyas didn’t stop.

He made Ishan ride his thigh, slowly, teasingly, until the only thing Ishan could think about was him — his strength, his anger, his twisted affection.

“Next time,” Shreyas murmured, voice like smoke, “you’ll remember who you belong to.”

…………..

The door clicked shut behind them.

Neither said a word. The silence between Shreyas and Ishan wasn’t empty — it was thick with tension, jealousy, and everything unsaid since that encounter in the locker room. Now, in the dimly lit hotel suite, there was nowhere to hide.

Shreyas tossed his jacket aside, eyes never leaving Ishan. “Take off your shirt,” he ordered quietly.

Ishan did — not out of submission, but challenge. He stood bare-chested, defiant and unashamed.

Shreyas sank into the armchair, legs spread wide, fingers tapping the armrest. “Now,” he said, voice low, “come finish what you started.”

Ishan approached slowly. He already knew what Shreyas wanted — what he needed. As soon as he straddled one of Shreyas’s thighs again, it all came rushing back. The heat. The pressure. The friction.

Shreyas gripped his hips, pulling him flush against his thigh. “Ride it,” he commanded, flexing the muscle beneath Ishan.

And he did.

Ishan ground down slowly at first, dragging himself along the curve of Shreyas’s thigh, eyes fluttering shut. His breath came out shaky as the friction built — rough fabric and hard muscle pressing right where he needed it.

Shreyas leaned in, lips brushing Ishan’s neck. “You don’t get to tease me with someone else’s name on your lips,” he whispered, his thigh flexing harder beneath him. “Not without paying for it like this.”

Ishan gasped, his rhythm faltering from the overwhelming pressure building inside him.

Shreyas didn’t move this time.

He just leaned back in the chair, leg cocked, thigh tense, watching Ishan with that maddening smirk. The kind that said you’re not getting anything unless I say so.

Ishan stood there, shirtless and flushed, waiting for a command that didn’t come.

Seconds ticked. The silence was unbearable.

Finally, Shreyas spoke, voice low and dangerous. “If you want it, Kishan… come get it. But not unless you ask.”

Ishan’s pride flared — but his body burned hotter. He shifted his weight, hands curling into fists, still refusing to speak.

Shreyas tilted his head. “You were so quick to rub yourself all over my thigh earlier. What happened? Lost that confidence when you’re not being handled?”

That got under Ishan’s skin. He moved forward, straddled Shreyas’s thigh again — but didn’t move. Not yet.

Shreyas let his hands rest on the chair arms, not touching him, just watching. “Beg for it,” he said. “I’m not lifting a finger until you say it.”

Ishan trembled, lips parting, but still said nothing. His hips shifted — subtly — testing for friction. But Shreyas didn’t let him have it. He relaxed his thigh, made it useless. Teased him with absence.

Ishan groaned in frustration, head dropping to Shreyas’s shoulder. “Please…”

“Not good enough,” Shreyas whispered into his ear, voice velvet and iron. “Beg properly.”

Ishan’s pride cracked.

“Please, Shreyas… let me ride your thigh,” he breathed. “I need it. I need you.”

That was the trigger.

Shreyas’s hands shot to Ishan’s hips, locking him in place. Then — flex. His thigh surged beneath Ishan, rock-solid and cruelly perfect.

“There’s my good boy,” he whispered darkly. “Now ride it. And this time, don’t stop until I say.”

And Ishan did — desperate, hungry, grinding down onto him with everything he had, whimpers spilling from his lips as Shreyas watched with smug, possessive satisfaction.

Only then did Shreyas let him go — not in mercy, but in victory.

~the end.

Jealousy is a disease.

Shubman Gill x Yashasvi Jaiswal

Mansijadhav1234

The Naman Awards – Mumbai,

The flashes from the cameras painted the red carpet in strobes of silver and white. Celebrities swirled around in elegant chaos, dressed to impress and glowing with charm. Among them stood Yashasvi Jaiswal, radiant in a tailored midnight-blue tux, laughing easily at something Abhishek Sharma whispered in his ear. His hand casually brushed Abhishek’s arm as they walked side by side.

At a short distance, Shubman Gill stood frozen in his crisp black suit, his jaw clenched.

He hadn’t seen Yashasvi in months. Their careers had kept them apart, touring in different corners of the world. And tonight, he’d thought—hoped—they’d reconnect. Maybe slip away for a quiet moment. Maybe just… talk. But Yashasvi hadn’t even looked his way. He’d arrived with Abhishek. Sat beside him. Laughed with him. Touched him.

The familiar heat of jealousy stirred in Shubman’s chest.

Yashasvi’s smile faltered for a fraction of a second when he spotted Shubman across the hall—but he didn’t leave Abhishek’s side.

The afterparty buzzed with energy. Music, laughter, and the clink of glasses. Shubman waited until Yashasvi was momentarily alone, his phone out, typing something.

Without warning, a firm hand grabbed Yashasvi’s wrist and pulled him into the shadowed corridor beside the ballroom.

“Shubman—”

“What’s going on with you and Abhishek?” Shubman’s voice was low, sharp, filled with something raw.

Yashasvi blinked, his body nearly pinned to the wall by the sudden closeness. He could smell Shubman’s cologne, could feel the heat off his chest. “You’re really going to start this here? Now?”

“You ignored me the whole night.”

“I didn’t—” Yashasvi inhaled. “I didn’t know I was supposed to report to you.”

Shubman stepped closer, his eyes flicking to Yashasvi’s lips for a split second before locking back onto his gaze. “You don’t. But you used to look for me first. Not him.”

A pause. Long. Charged.

“I missed you, Jaiswal,” Shubman whispered. “But you…you didn’t even say hi.”

Jaiswal’s throat bobbed. “I didn’t know if you still—”

Shubman didn’t let him finish.

His hand lifted, resting on Jaiswal’s cheek, thumb brushing the sharp line of his jaw.

“I still do.”

And then, in the quiet tension of the hallway, the noise of the world muffled beyond the wall—they stood, breath mingling, inches apart.

Yashasvi barely had time to breathe before Shubman’s lips crashed against his.

It wasn’t soft. It wasn’t tender. It was hungry, like Shubman had been starving for weeks and finally let himself break the rules.

Yashasvi’s hands instinctively gripped Shubman’s lapels, his body tense for only a second—then melting into the kiss, like muscle memory guiding him. Their mouths moved in urgent sync, the air between them charged with months of silence, longing, frustration.

It lasted only a few seconds, but the burn lingered like fire on skin.

When they finally pulled apart, Yashasvi’s chest was heaving. Shubman’s forehead rested against his, his voice low and hoarse.

“You’re mine, Jaiswal,” he murmured. “Don’t make me watch you laugh with someone else again.”

Yashasvi’s lashes fluttered, and for a moment, the fiery rebel in him dimmed. “Then don’t vanish for months, Gill.”

They stared at each other, neither willing to step back. The world outside continued, bright and noisy—but in that narrow corridor, it was just them, and the storm they’d both refused to admit until now.

The door clicked shut behind them, sealing off the noise of the outside world.

Yashasvi stepped in first, unbuttoning his suit jacket with lazy fingers, his expression unreadable. Shubman tossed his phone onto the side table, eyes fixed on Jaiswal’s every move like he was a storm he’d been waiting to get caught in.

“You didn’t waste any time dragging me up here,” Yashasvi said, half a smirk on his lips.

“You kissed me back,” Shubman replied simply, stepping closer. “That was all the permission I needed.”

Jaiswal raised a brow, shrugging off his jacket and tossing it on a chair. “Jealous much? You were practically glaring holes into Abhi’s skull tonight.”

“I was,” Shubman admitted, walking until there was barely space between them. “He had no business touching you like that.”

Yashasvi chuckled softly, tilting his head. “He touches everyone like that, Gill. Don’t tell me you’re this easy to rile up now.”

Shubman’s hand caught Jaiswal’s wrist, spinning him slightly so their chests brushed. His voice dipped, teasing yet firm. “Only when it’s you.”

“Mm,” Yashasvi hummed, eyes sparkling as he leaned in just enough for his lips to barely graze Shubman’s. “Maybe I should’ve stayed with him longer. Just to see if you’d actually snap.”

Shubman gritted his teeth, but the smirk tugging at his lips betrayed him. “You’re playing with fire, Jaiswal.”

“Then burn me,” Yashasvi whispered.

And that was it.

Shubman surged forward, pressing him back against the wall, his hands gripping Jaiswal’s hips as their mouths met again—slower this time, but deeper. Every slide of lips, every breath between them was molten with want and unresolved tension.

Jaiswal’s fingers wove into Shubman’s hair, tugging just enough to draw a low groan from his throat.

“Still mad at me?” he breathed against Shubman’s lips.

Shubman chuckled darkly. “I’ll forgive you…”

He trailed kisses down Jaiswal’s neck, teeth grazing lightly.

“…once you stop making me jealous.”

Yashasvi exhaled shakily, eyes fluttering shut.

“Then you better get used to being jealous,” he muttered, pulling Shubman even closer, their bodies flush.

“I’d rather get used to having you in my bed again.”

And tonight, he would.

The city lights outside cast faint shadows through the curtains, but inside, the room was aglow with only the warm hush of anticipation.

Yashasvi sank onto the edge of the bed, tugging at the knot of his tie with slow, deliberate fingers, his eyes never leaving Shubman’s. “You gonna stand there all night and smolder at me, or are you actually coming closer?”

Shubman didn’t answer. He walked over, letting his jacket fall behind him, tie already half-loosened. When he reached the bed, he gently pushed Yashasvi back onto the pillows and climbed over him, settling between his legs.

“You’re such a menace,” Shubman muttered, brushing hair from Yashasvi’s forehead.

“Yet you can’t stay away.”

Shubman smiled — a rare, slow thing — before leaning down and kissing him again.

This time it was unhurried.

Their lips moved with rhythm, like they had all the time in the world. Shubman’s hand cradled the back of Yashasvi’s head, thumb stroking behind his ear. Their kisses deepened — not rushed, but intimate, exploratory, like they were rediscovering each other.

Yashasvi let out a soft breath against Shubman’s lips, curling a leg around his waist. “You taste like jealousy and regret.”

“And you taste like trouble,” Shubman murmured, peppering kisses down his jawline, down to the place just beneath his ear that made Yashasvi shiver.

Their hands wandered — not frantic, but deliberate. Shubman’s fingers brushed beneath the hem of Yashasvi’s shirt, drawing a soft gasp when his palm found bare skin. Warm, smooth, familiar.

Jaiswal tugged at Shubman’s tie until it came free, tossing it somewhere to the floor. “Take this off,” he whispered, tugging at the collar of Shubman’s shirt.

“I will,” Shubman smirked, “eventually.”

He leaned down again, grazing his lips along Yashasvi’s neck, letting his breath tickle over sensitive skin. “I missed this. You.”

Yashasvi’s hands slid up Shubman’s back, nails dragging lightly, enough to leave a mark. “Then stop talking,” he breathed. “And show me how much.”

That was all the permission Shubman needed.

As their mouths met again—hotter, messier, deeper—clothes began to loosen and fall away, one piece at a time, leaving behind only the heat between them and months of aching tension finally breaking free.

The air in the room turned heavy with heat, the kind that clung to skin and made time feel slower. Their breaths came fast, mingling between kisses that were no longer gentle — they were devouring, filled with urgency and months of built-up hunger.

Shubman’s hands roamed beneath Yashasvi’s shirt, fingers skimming warm skin, tracing the lines of his waist like he was memorizing him all over again.

Clothes were stripped off in a heated blur — shirts pulled over heads, belts undone with impatient fingers, shoes kicked off carelessly. The rustle of fabric against skin, the quiet moans between kisses, the hitch of breath — it all made the silence between them sing louder.

Yashasvi’s back arched as Shubman’s lips traveled lower — across his collarbone, down his chest, tongue leaving warm trails of fire that made him squirm beneath him. “You’ve gotten bolder,” he whispered, voice breathless, teasing.

Shubman smirked against his skin, biting lightly at his hip. “You’ve had this coming for months.”

“You were the one who disappeared,” Yashasvi shot back, though it came out more like a moan.

Shubman climbed back up, pressing their bodies fully together, skin against skin. “And now I’m here,” he murmured into his ear. “And I’m not leaving without reminding you who you belong to.”

Yashasvi’s lips parted in a shuddering breath, fingers gripping Shubman’s hair, pulling him back into another bruising kiss.

The rhythm between them grew faster, more desperate. Hands tugged, legs tangled, lips explored every inch of familiar territory. Each sound Yashasvi made drove Shubman harder, deeper into the moment, into him. No space left between them—only heat, sweat, gasps and groans muffled into necks and mouths.

Yashasvi’s head tipped back, eyes fluttering, and Shubman caught every reaction like a man obsessed — lost in it, in him.

“Say it,” he whispered, voice ragged.

Yashasvi blinked, lips swollen, breath trembling. “I missed you.”

Shubman kissed him, hard. “More.”

“I wanted you,” he gasped, back arching again.

Shubman held him tighter. “You’re mine, Yashasvi.”

“I’m yours,” he breathed against his lips.

And when the heat finally crested, when both of them came undone in a tangle of limbs and raw emotion, they collapsed into each other, breathless and spent. Their bodies still tangled, slick with sweat, hearts pounding in unison.

The silence that followed wasn’t awkward — it was comforting. Heavy with everything said and unsaid.

Yashasvi traced lazy circles on Shubman’s chest, his voice soft. “So… round two?”

Shubman laughed quietly, pulling him closer. “Don’t tempt me.”

~the end.

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White shirt.

Virat Kholi x KL Rahul

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Rahul stood by the window, the moon light casting a warm glow over his bare chest. His white shirt hung loosely off one shoulder, the fabric teasingly clinging to his skin while leaving enough bare to make intentions clear. He wasn’t wearing anything underneath—and he knew exactly what he was doing.

Virat paused in the doorway, his sharp gaze falling on his husband. For a second, he forgot whatever he had walked in to say.

Rahul tilted his head, letting his messy hair fall just right, eyes smoldering with a quiet intensity. “You’ve been busy all day, Virat,” he said, voice low and honeyed. “Don’t you think your husband deserves some attention now?”

The corner of Virat’s lips twitched upward, gaze darkening. He shut the door behind him.

Rahul smirked when he saw the way Virat’s eyes lingered—hungry, possessive, a flicker of fire that always made his breath hitch.

He took a slow step forward, letting the loose shirt slip a little more, barely hanging on his shoulder now. “You’re staring, Virato,” he murmured, voice like velvet. “Should I cover up… or come closer?”

Virat’s jaw tensed, but he didn’t answer. Not with words.

In two long strides, he closed the distance between them, his hands finding Rahul’s waist, sliding up under the thin fabric. “You’ve been teasing me all day,” Virat growled softly, lips brushing against Rahul’s ear. “Wearing this—walking around like you don’t know exactly what you’re doing.”

Rahul gasped as he was pushed gently but firmly against the wall, the cool surface a contrast to the heat surging through him. “Maybe I do,” he whispered, his lips daringly close to Virat’s. “Maybe I wanted to drive my husband a little crazy.”

“You succeeded,” Virat murmured before claiming his mouth in a deep, dominant kiss.

The shirt finally slipped to his shoulder, forgotten, as Virat’s hands explored familiar territory with the urgency of someone falling all over again. Rahul’s breath hitched as he clung to him, heart racing with anticipation.

The kiss that followed was raw, heated—Virat devouring him with a force that made Rahul weak at the knees. His hands tangled in Virat’s hair, tugging slightly as their bodies pressed together, heat blooming between them. Rahul moaned into the kiss, completely at his mercy, exactly how he liked it.

Virat lifted him, strong hands gripping under Rahul’s thighs, carrying him toward the bed without breaking the kiss. Rahul wrapped himself around him, laughing softly against Virat’s mouth. “Desperate, aren’t we?”

Virat tossed him onto the sheets and climbed over him, eyes dark, breath ragged. “You’re one to talk.”

Rahul’s shirt was gone. His bare chest rose and fell rapidly as Virat’s fingers traced down his stomach, slow and deliberate, making him shiver. Rahul arched up, seeking more contact, but Virat pinned his wrists to the bed with one hand.

“No more teasing,” he growled. “Now I’m in charge.”

Rahul’s breath caught as Virat loomed over him, eyes smoldering with barely restrained desire. The room felt charged—like the air itself was holding its breath. Rahul’s wrists were still pinned above his head, his chest rising and falling beneath Virat’s weight, anticipation thick between them.

Virat dipped his head, brushing his nose against Rahul’s cheek, then his jaw, the feather-light touch making Rahul shiver. “You knew exactly what you were doing,” he whispered, voice low and rough. “Standing there, looking like a sin I can’t resist.”

Rahul smirked, his voice a teasing purr. “So don’t resist.”

That was all it took.

Virat crashed his lips onto Rahul’s in a kiss that was wild and hungry, all tongue and teeth and unspoken need. Rahul melted beneath him, responding just as fiercely, their mouths moving in perfect rhythm. There was nothing gentle about it—just raw passion, years of love and longing compressed into every touch.

Rahul arched up, trying to close the last inch between their bodies, moaning softly into the kiss. Virat’s hand slid down to cup his jaw, holding him in place as he deepened the kiss, tongue sweeping in to taste him—slow, possessive. Rahul whimpered, biting gently on Virat’s lower lip, earning a growl that vibrated through his chest.

Virat finally let go of his wrists, and Rahul didn’t waste a second. His hands flew to Virat’s shoulders, pulling him impossibly closer, fingers digging into the hard lines of muscle. He wrapped one leg around Virat’s waist, their bodies grinding together, the heat between them impossible to ignore.

Virat’s lips broke away just long enough to trail kisses down Rahul’s neck, nipping at the sensitive skin that made him gasp and cling tighter. “You taste like trouble,” he murmured against his collarbone, teeth grazing just enough to leave a mark.

“And you love trouble,” Rahul breathed, head tilting back to give him more access, already lost in the haze.

Virat groaned against his skin. “Only when it comes in your shape.”

Their lips met again—slower now, deeper. A kiss that wasn’t just lust, but something more. Rahul sighed into it, one hand slipping into Virat’s hair, tugging lightly as their kisses grew messier, wetter, more desperate

Virat’s body hovered over Rahul’s like a storm waiting to break. The look in his eyes—dark, commanding, unrelenting—sent shivers down Rahul’s spine. There was no teasing left in the air now, no more patience. Just raw hunger.

Rahul’s legs curled around Virat’s waist, trying to pull him closer, his chest already heaving, skin burning. “Virat,” he whispered, already breathless, lips trembling. “I need you—”

Virat didn’t give him a chance to finish.

His hips rolled forward with slow, devastating force, and Rahul let out a broken gasp that dissolved into a moan—his head falling back, throat exposed, fingers twisting into the sheets beneath him.

“Say it again,” Virat growled, voice barely above a whisper, his breath hot against Rahul’s ear.

Rahul could barely think. Every slow, deep thrust made his entire body jolt, made his thoughts scatter like ash. “Virat,” he moaned again, voice high and cracked. “Oh—Virat…”

Virat leaned down and bit gently at Rahul’s neck, hand sliding beneath his knee, pulling his leg up higher, driving deeper. Rahul sobbed his name now—again and again, like a chant, like a prayer.

“V-Virat… Virat—oh my god—Virat—!”

The bed rocked beneath them, the sheets twisted in Rahul’s fists as his body was wracked with pleasure, surrendering to every single slow, claiming motion. He was gone—completely lost—his lips only knowing one word:

Virat. Virat. Virat.

Over and over, through every ragged breath, every kiss that left him dizzy, every slow roll of hips that made him cry out.

Virat watched him come undone with fire in his eyes, one hand gripping Rahul’s hip, the other buried in his hair, holding him in place as he devoured every sound Rahul made. “You’re mine,” he whispered, low and possessive. “Look at you… ruined—just from me.”

And Rahul could only moan his name harder—louder—his whole body trembling, overwhelmed.

“Virat—! Please—!”

Virat silenced him with a deep kiss, swallowing every broken cry, taking everything Rahul gave him—and giving it back.

Rahul was trembling now, body slick with sweat, lips swollen and parted as he gasped for breath. His fingers gripped the bedsheets like a lifeline, knuckles white, legs spread and shaking around Virat’s waist. His moans had turned breathless, soft whimpers that barely made it past his throat.

But Virat wasn’t letting up.

He moved slow, deliberate—every motion precise, measured. Not fast enough to push Rahul over the edge, but just enough to keep him hanging there, desperate, on the brink.

“Virat…” Rahul panted, voice wrecked, eyes fluttering closed.

“Eyes on me,” Virat ordered, his voice low and sharp. “You don’t get to fall apart until I say so.”

Rahul’s lashes fluttered open, his gaze glazed with need, pupils blown wide. “Please—” he whimpered.

Virat leaned down, his lips brushing Rahul’s ear, his voice dark and teasing. “Please, what?”

Rahul writhed beneath him, back arching off the bed, but Virat’s hands were firm—holding him down, guiding the pace, never letting him have more than he allowed.

“I—I need to—”

“No.” Virat’s hips rolled again, deep and slow, making Rahul cry out. “You don’t get to come until you beg for it. Properly.”

Rahul sobbed, biting his lip hard enough to sting. He was wrecked—sensitive and pulsing with need, his whole body on fire.

“Virat… please—please let me…” His voice broke.

“Not enough,” Virat growled, thrusting just a little deeper, pulling another moan from Rahul’s throat. “I want to hear you say it. Say you belong to me. Say you’ll beg for me.”

Rahul’s head tossed back, tears pricking at the corners of his eyes from the overwhelming intensity. “I—I’m yours,” he gasped. “Only yours—please, Virat—I’ll beg, I’ll do anything, just please let me come—”

“Good boy,” Virat whispered, a smirk playing on his lips. “That’s what I wanted to hear.”

He leaned in and kissed Rahul hard, deep and possessive, swallowing the way he moaned Virat’s name like he was breaking apart—his body finally pushed over the edge with one last, slow thrust.

Rahul shattered beneath him, clinging to him, breathless and crying out his name over and over, every moan drenched in relief and surrender.

“Virat—Virat—Virat!”

And Virat held him through it all—dominant, steady, never letting go. Not even for a second.

Rahul was still gasping beneath him, flushed and trembling, his body limp from the storm he’d just weathered. His skin glistened with sweat, his chest rising and falling in ragged rhythm, lips parted as he tried to come back down to earth.

But Virat wasn’t done.

He was close—too close. Rahul’s moans, the desperate way he’d begged, the feeling of being wrapped so tightly around him, had pushed Virat to the edge. His breath hitched, muscles tense, holding back by sheer force of will.

And then Rahul looked up at him with hazy eyes, completely wrecked, and whispered in a voice that shattered him:

“Let go, Virat… I want to feel all of you.”

That was it.

With a low, broken groan, Virat buried his face in Rahul’s neck and finally let himself fall. His grip on Rahul’s waist tightened, his entire body trembling from the release, every ounce of restraint breaking as he gave himself over completely.

Rahul held him through it—arms wrapped around his back, legs still curled around his waist, pulling him closer, grounding him. He whispered Virat’s name like it was something holy, his fingers brushing gently through his hair.

When it was over, Virat stayed there—still inside him, body pressed flush to Rahul’s, his heart pounding against Rahul’s chest.

Neither of them spoke for a long time.

Just the sound of their breath, the soft touch of skin on skin, and the weight of what they’d just shared.

Virat finally lifted his head, pressing a tender kiss to Rahul’s temple. “You destroy me,” he murmured, his voice thick with emotion.

Rahul smiled, lazy and blissed-out. “Good.”

~the end.

Desparate car ride.

KL Rahul x Devdutt Paddikal

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The late morning sun filtered softly through the windshield as Rahul gripped the steering wheel, eyes on the road, sunglasses shielding the mischievous glint in his eyes. His father, ever the stoic man, sat beside him in the passenger seat, giving occasional directions as they drove through the winding hills.

In the backseat, Devdutt sat quietly beside Rahul’s mother, legs crossed neatly, a polite smile on his lips. The older woman had taken an instant liking to him—his gentle nature and soft laughter had won her over during breakfast itself.

“So, Devdutt beta, do you like long drives?” she asked, her voice warm and curious.

“Very much, aunty,” he replied, glancing briefly at the rear-view mirror where Rahul was already stealing a look at him. Their eyes met for just a second—long enough for Rahul’s smirk to deepen before he turned his attention back to the road.

Rahul’s father launched into a story about his college road trips, completely oblivious to the tension simmering beneath the surface. Devdutt’s fingers curled slightly on his lap, remembering Rahul’s whispered words the night before about how he’d make it hard for him to stay quiet today.

And he was doing exactly that.

Rahul had been reaching for the gearstick with fingers that always managed to brush Devdutt’s thigh when he’d shift into third. Each touch sent a tiny electric shock through Devdutt’s body, and he’d have to shift slightly to keep his composure in front of aunty.

“You’re very quiet today, Dev,” Rahul’s mother said, touching his arm gently. “Everything okay?”

“Yes, aunty. Just… enjoying the view,” he said, voice slightly breathless.

Rahul chuckled under his breath. “He likes scenic routes,” he said casually, eyes on the road but the smirk unmistakable in his voice.

Devdutt shot him a warning glance in the mirror, but Rahul only winked. There was no way out of this trip now—and deep down, neither of them really wanted one.

Not when every second was thick with silent teasing, stolen looks, and the thrill of getting away with things that went unspoken.

The afternoon heat hung heavy as the car hummed gently down the highway. After a hearty lunch at a quaint dhaba, both of Rahul’s parents had dozed off—his father with his head tilted slightly toward the window, and his mother softly snoring beside Devdutt.

The silence in the car was filled only with the steady rhythm of the road beneath them and the faint hum of the AC. But for Devdutt, it was anything but calm.

He shifted in his seat, his thighs subtly rubbing together, the slight dampness in his boxers making him breathe through his nose, controlled but uneven. His lips parted as he leaned slightly forward, carefully avoiding waking the woman beside him.

Rahul noticed, of course. Every twitch, every exhale. His grip on the steering wheel tightened as Devdutt’s fingers brushed lightly against the side of his seat.

Leaning forward so his mouth was inches from Rahul’s ear, Devdutt whispered, breath trembling with need, “Daddy… I might be leaking in minutes.”

The words hit Rahul like a slow-burning flame. His jaw flexed. His knuckles whitened on the wheel.

He didn’t dare look at Devdutt—not with his mother behind them. But his voice came out low and rough, barely audible over the hum of the engine. “You’re going to behave, baby. Or I’ll take the next left and pull over to remind you who owns that mouth.”

Devdutt bit his lip, eyes fluttering shut for a moment, his pulse wild. He sat back, pretending to look out the window, even as his lower lip trembled with restraint.

Outside, the hills rolled past in peace. But inside the car, something far more dangerous was brewing—hunger, teased and starved, with no release in sight.

Devdutt couldn’t take it anymore.

The soft rumble of the car, the weight of Rahul’s possessive whisper in his ear, and the unbearable ache between his thighs—it was all too much. He glanced at Rahul’s parents, both still sound asleep. Auntie’s head had leaned gently against the window, mouth parted in soft breaths. Uncle hadn’t stirred in the front seat.

Heart pounding, Devdutt let his hand fall into his lap, fingers curling in discreet, slow movements. Every brush sent sparks up his spine. He bit down hard on the inside of his cheek, trying to stay silent, trying not to fall apart under the pressure.

Rahul kept driving. But he knew. Oh, he knew.

The glance in the rearview mirror gave Devdutt away—the way his lashes fluttered, his lower lip quivered, his hand barely moving but so clearly working beneath his clothes.

And then, it happened.

A soft, desperate moan escaped Devdutt’s throat. Barely a breath, but enough.

Enough for Rahul to hear.

His hand twitched on the gearstick, his jaw tightening as that quiet sound sent heat rushing through his veins. His voice was a low growl, dangerous and breathless.

“Dev.”

Devdutt opened his eyes slowly, his gaze dark and wet.

Rahul didn’t look back, but his next words were enough to make Devdutt still, frozen mid-movement.

“Keep touching yourself, and when we stop, I’ll make sure you can’t walk straight.”

Devdutt whimpered, fingers halting.

He knew Rahul would keep that promise.

And suddenly, the wait until the next stop felt both like torture and salvation.

The sign for a rest stop came into view, and Rahul didn’t hesitate. He turned the wheel smoothly, pulling into the parking area surrounded by trees and quiet. The car eased to a stop, the jolt gentle—but charged.

“Restroom break,” he announced casually, glancing at the rearview mirror.

His father grunted without opening his eyes, and his mother murmured something sleepy, already drifting deeper into her nap.

Rahul stepped out and stretched, then opened the back door and leaned in—his shadow falling over Devdutt, whose breath caught instantly.

“Come with me,” Rahul said softly, but there was nothing optional in his tone.

Devdutt slipped out, legs shaky, arousal still simmering just under his skin. He followed Rahul wordlessly, his gaze fixed on the lines of his back, the tension in his shoulders.

They slipped into the men’s restroom—an old, tiled building near the edge of the lot. No one else was there. The moment the door shut, Rahul grabbed Devdutt by the wrist and yanked him into the last stall, slamming it shut behind them.

Devdutt didn’t even have time to gasp.

Rahul pressed him against the wall, hand over his mouth to keep him silent. Their eyes met—fire and surrender.

“You just couldn’t wait, could you?” Rahul whispered, his voice low and dangerous, his hand already sliding under Devdutt’s shirt, over heated skin.

Devdutt whimpered against his palm, nodding once, his eyes wide and pleading.

Rahul didn’t hold back.

In the dim stall, against cold tiles and under flickering lights, he wrecked Devdutt—slow at first, savoring every stifled moan, every twitch. Then rougher, hungrier, hand gripping Devdutt’s hair, his name a low, possessive growl against the boy’s neck.

Devdutt came undone in silence—almost.

A strangled moan broke past Rahul’s hand as he buried his face in Devdutt’s shoulder, biting down to keep him quiet.

Afterward, Rahul held him there, forehead against Devdutt’s as they breathed in sync—ragged and shaky.

“You’re mine,” Rahul whispered, pressing a kiss to his jaw. “Don’t forget that.”

Devdutt nodded, flushed and trembling, lips parted like he was still tasting the moment.

Outside, the world was still.

But inside that stall, something unspoken had just been claimed.

The stall was thick with heat, the kind that clung to skin and made it impossible to breathe evenly. Devdutt’s back was pressed against the cold tile, his legs shaky, eyes glossy with frustration. Rahul hadn’t finished him. He’d pushed him right to the edge—made him feel every pulse of tension—and then stopped.

“Rahul…” Devdutt’s voice was barely a whisper, breathless and raw. “Please…”

Rahul leaned in, brushing the backs of his fingers along Devdutt’s flushed cheek. “Please what?”

Devdutt bit his lip, humiliated and needy all at once. He glanced down, still achingly hard, still trapped in a body that was begging for release. He looked back up, eyes fierce with want.

“Please let me come,” he whispered. “Daddy, please. I—I can’t take it anymore.”

Rahul’s lips curled in a slow, cruel smile, the sound of that word still echoing in his mind like a match struck in a dark room.

He leaned in closer, mouth against Devdutt’s ear. “Beg properly.”

Devdutt’s breath hitched. He swallowed hard. And then—barely able to stand straight—he slid down to his knees on the cold floor, hands gently clutching Rahul’s thighs as he looked up with tear-glass eyes.

“I’m yours,” he whispered. “Only yours. Please… I need it. I need you to let me come. I’ll do anything. Just—don’t leave me like this. Not when I ache for you.”

Rahul stared down at him, eyes dark with heat and power.

And finally—after another heartbeat of silence—he reached down, gently cupping Devdutt’s cheek. His thumb brushed his lower lip.

“Good boy,” he murmured. “You’ve earned it.”

And with that, Rahul gave him exactly what he needed.

Not just release—but possession. Control. Care. And the unmistakable truth that Devdutt had never belonged to anyone the way he belonged to Rahul.

~the end.

Pretty little baby.

Tilak Varma x Dewald Brevis

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The soft morning sun streamed through the half-open blinds, casting golden stripes across the floor. The kitchen smelled faintly of toasted bread and freshly brewed coffee, but what really caught Tilak’s attention wasn’t the aroma—it was the sight right in front of him.

Brevis was moving around the kitchen, barefoot and in nothing but his boxers, humming along to Pretty Little Baby playing from the Bluetooth speaker. His hips swayed lazily, arms occasionally rising with the music as he flipped something in the pan or opened a cupboard. He didn’t notice Tilak just yet—still lost in the rhythm, his curls bouncing, bare back catching the morning light.

Tilak rubbed a hand over his face, still groggy from sleep, but now suddenly… awake. Entirely awake.

Brevis spun slowly, his eyes closed, the song cooing gently in the background. “You’re my pretty little baby,” he sang under his breath with a smile, hips still rolling as if the world only existed in soft melodies and sunshine.

Tilak leaned against the doorframe, arms crossed, the corner of his mouth twitching. “You planning to kill me first thing in the morning or what?”

Brevis froze mid-sway, cheeks flushing as he turned. “You’re up early,” he mumbled, biting his bottom lip.

Tilak’s eyes ran down his body, slow and deliberate. “Not early enough, apparently.”

Brevis laughed softly, trying to suppress the embarrassed smile tugging at his lips as he turned back to the stove. “Go back to sleep.”

Tilak walked over, wrapping his arms around Brevis from behind, lips brushing his shoulder. “Nah. You’re a much better wake-up call.”

Brevis let out a soft hum as he flipped the pancake, still half-dancing to the fading tune. The song was ending, but the warmth in the kitchen—both from the stove and the way his body moved—was just beginning to rise.

He didn’t hear Tilak’s footsteps this time.

Suddenly, a strong presence was behind him. Tilak’s hands slid around his waist, slow and deliberate, pulling him back gently against his chest. Before Brevis could say a word, one of Tilak’s hands trailed lower, cupping him through the thin fabric of his boxers.

Brevis gasped, his hips instinctively pressing back into the touch, his hand tightening around the spatula. “Tilak…”

Tilak’s lips grazed the back of his neck, pressing a kiss just under his ear, then another lower, his breath hot against sensitive skin. “You shouldn’t tease me like that first thing in the morning,” he murmured, voice husky, rough with sleep—and want.

Brevis’ head tilted slightly, granting him more access, body already starting to respond, the heat curling low in his belly. “I was just making breakfast…”

Tilak’s grip tightened just enough to make him gasp again. “Then let me have mine first.”

He turned the stove off with one hand, then gently turned Brevis around, pressing him against the counter. The boxers did nothing to hide either of their reactions now, and Tilak kissed him—deep and hungry—his hands already roaming with more urgency than before.

“Pretty little baby,” he whispered against Brevis’ lips, echoing the lyrics with a smirk, “mine.”

Tilak didn’t break eye contact as he lifted Brevis by the waist, easily settling him onto the kitchen counter. The cold surface made Brevis shiver, but it was nothing compared to the heat between them.

Tilak stepped in close, spreading Brevis’ knees with firm hands, fitting himself snugly between them. His hand slid down again, palming him through the thin fabric—slow, purposeful strokes that made Brevis bite his lip hard.

A breathy moan escaped him before he could stop it, and Tilak grinned, his voice low and teasing. “So sensitive already?”

Brevis nodded, head falling back slightly, lashes fluttering. “You… woke me up like this,” he managed to say, his hands gripping the edge of the counter for support.

Tilak leaned in, his lips trailing along Brevis’ jaw before settling on the soft skin of his neck, sucking just enough to leave a mark. His palm moved in lazy, maddening circles, pressing harder, then easing up, his free hand resting on Brevis’ thigh, squeezing gently in rhythm.

Brevis squirmed under his touch, breath hitching with every pass of Tilak’s hand. “Tilak…” he whispered again, need trembling in his voice.

“Yeah?” Tilak murmured against his skin, tongue flicking out to taste the light sheen of sweat already forming.

Brevis moaned again, hips twitching up into his touch, lost in the slow burn Tilak was igniting.

“You’re so beautiful like this,” Tilak said, his voice dark with desire. “Falling apart just from my hand.”

Tilak’s hand worked with a slow, deliberate rhythm, the thin fabric of Brevis’ boxers doing little to dull the friction. Every stroke made Brevis’ body tense and tremble, his moans spilling freely now, breath hot and erratic as his head dropped forward against Tilak’s shoulder.

“God, Tilak,” he breathed, voice breaking slightly as Tilak’s palm pressed harder. “I—can’t—”

“You can,” Tilak whispered, kissing the corner of his mouth before deepening it, his tongue slipping in, claiming him, owning the way Brevis melted into it.

The kiss was messy now—needy, frantic—matching the pace Tilak set with his hand. Brevis bucked into his touch, hands clutching at his shoulders, fingers curling in Tilak’s shirt like he was the only thing keeping him tethered.

Tilak pulled back just enough to look at him—his flushed cheeks, half-lidded eyes, lips wet and parted—and smiled darkly. “I want to feel you lose it for me.”

Brevis whimpered, his entire body drawn tight like a bowstring, and then—Tilak slipped his hand under the waistband, finally wrapping his fingers around him bare.

The sharp, broken moan that tore from Brevis’ throat echoed in the kitchen, and Tilak kissed it right off his lips, swallowing the sound as his strokes grew firmer, faster, relentless.

“You’re mine, yeah?” Tilak murmured into the kiss. “All mine, pretty boy.”

Brevis could only nod, dazed, on the edge—his hips twitching, thighs shaking—as heat coiled and surged inside him, building fast and unbearable. Tilak didn’t let up, didn’t look away, watching every flicker of pleasure that crossed his face.

And when Brevis finally shattered with a gasp and a helpless cry, Tilak held him through it—kissed him slow and deep as his body trembled, whispering praises against his lips like a mantra.

Brevis was still catching his breath, skin flushed and chest rising and falling quickly when Tilak gently pulled him forward, helping him off the counter.

His legs were shaky, but Tilak caught him, steadying him with one arm around his waist. Brevis leaned back into the support, heart racing as he felt the heat radiating off Tilak’s body—hard, ready, and pressed close against him.

“You good?” Tilak murmured, lips brushing his ear.

Brevis nodded, voice barely a whisper. “Yeah. Don’t stop.”

Tilak turned him slowly, pressing him forward until Brevis was bent just slightly over the edge of the counter, hands flat on the cool surface. Tilak’s body lined up perfectly against his, one hand sliding along Brevis’ spine, guiding, grounding.

Then, with no more teasing—just the kind of desperate, raw need that had been simmering since the moment he saw Brevis dancing around the kitchen—Tilak pressed in.

Brevis gasped, body jolting with the sudden stretch, and Tilak stilled for a second, his hands tight on Brevis’ hips.

“Breathe,” he said gently, voice thick with restraint.

Brevis did, head tipping forward, fingers clutching the edge of the counter harder as Tilak began to move—slow, deep thrusts that built quickly into something more punishing, more desperate.

The sound of skin meeting skin filled the kitchen, mixed with ragged breaths and the occasional moan that Tilak did nothing to silence—he loved every sound Brevis made.

His fingers dug into Brevis’ hips, pulling him back harder against him, rhythm brutal now, urgent. Brevis was completely at his mercy—moaning, gripping, taking every stroke, every word Tilak growled into the curve of his neck.

“You feel so good,” Tilak panted. “So tight for me… fuck, baby—mine.”

Brevis could only moan, body trembling as pleasure pooled low and hot all over again, building uncontrollably with every thrust that slammed into him, pushing him higher.

“Come for me again,” Tilak whispered, biting down lightly on his shoulder. “Now.”

And Brevis did—eyes squeezed shut, his name breaking apart on his lips as he came hard for the second time, body shaking in Tilak’s arms. Tilak followed right after with a sharp groan, holding Brevis tight as he buried himself one last time, falling apart with him.

The kitchen was quiet now, save for the faint hum of the fridge and their slowed, steady breathing. Tilak reached over to the counter, tapping his phone and replaying the song that had started all of this — “Pretty Little Baby” by Connie Francis — letting the gentle, dreamy melody drift back into the room.

Brevis, still flushed and breathless, leaned against the counter, eyes half-lidded with a sleepy smile. His legs were jelly, but before he could even think about moving, Tilak scooped him up easily and carried him over to one of the kitchen chairs, sitting down and pulling Brevis into his lap like he weighed nothing at all.

“You’re ridiculous,” Brevis mumbled, resting his head against Tilak’s shoulder, arms curling lazily around his neck.

Tilak just smiled, pressing a soft kiss to Brevis’ temple. “Says the boy who was dancing around in his underwear at 8 a.m.”

Brevis huffed a laugh, cheeks still pink, but it was clear from the way he snuggled closer that he didn’t regret a thing.

Tilak reached for the plate of pancakes Brevis had started earlier — slightly cooled, but still fluffy. He pinched a piece with his fingers, holding it up to Brevis’ mouth.

“Open,” he said with a teasing grin.

Brevis rolled his eyes but obliged, taking the bite and chewing slowly. “You feeding me now?”

Tilak kissed his nose. “You earned it.”

Brevis smiled, soft and content, the edge of the plate resting on Tilak’s thigh as he kept feeding him in slow bites, one hand gently tracing patterns up and down Brevis’ back.

The song played on in the background — sweet and nostalgic — wrapping the kitchen in a strange, cozy kind of magic.

Tilak leaned in, brushing his lips across Brevis’ cheek. “Pretty little baby,” he murmured, echoing the lyrics with a fond look in his eyes. “Mine.”

Brevis laughed softly, mouth still full of pancake. “You’re cheesy.”

“Yeah,” Tilak said, kissing his cheek again. “Cheesy for you.”

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~the end.

Babyboy.

Shreyas Iyer x Rishabh Pant

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Rishabh groaned softly, burying his face into the pillow as Shreyas hovered behind him, his fingers trailing lazily down his spine.

“You’re so quiet, babyboy,” Shreyas murmured, voice a low drawl laced with amusement. “Not like you at all.”

Rishabh’s ears turned red, the nickname sending a wave of heat through his already flushed skin. “Shut up…” he muttered, though his voice lacked conviction.

Shreyas chuckled, dipping his head to press a kiss to Rishabh’s shoulder. His hand slid lower, boldly cupping Rishabh’s ass. “Why would I shut up when you’re squirming so sweetly for me?” he whispered, giving a teasing squeeze.

Rishabh bit his lip, trying to hold back a moan. But Shreyas wasn’t letting up—his touches were slow, deliberate, fingers brushing just enough to make Rishabh tremble, never giving him what he wanted all at once.

“You’re too soft here,” Shreyas said, his hand still roaming, “makes it really hard to behave.” He leaned in, biting gently at Rishabh’s earlobe. “But then again, I don’t really want to.”

Rishabh’s breath hitched. “Shreyas…”

“Hmm? Say it properly, babyboy.”

“…Please.”

Shreyas grinned, pressing his palm more firmly against him. “Good boy.”

Shreyas pulled back slightly, his eyes glinting as they roamed over Rishabh’s bare form—spread out, breath shaky, body already betraying how much he wanted more. He ran his palm once more over Rishabh’s ass, tenderly this time, as if in contrast to what was coming.

“You know, babyboy,” he said, voice low and deliberate, “you make it too easy to get addicted to this view.”

Rishabh turned his head slightly, trying to hide the flush on his cheeks. “You talk too much,” he murmured, but even that was breathy.

Shreyas smirked. “That so?”

Without warning, he brought his hand down in a sharp, clean slap against Rishabh’s right butt cheek. The sudden contact made Rishabh jolt and gasp, the sound raw and involuntary.

Then Shreyas did it again—this time on the other side.

And again.

Each slap was followed by a gentle touch, the sting soothed by warm fingers trailing over heated skin. The mix of pain and tenderness left Rishabh trembling, his hips shifting on instinct.

“You’re leaking already?” Shreyas murmured, dipping his fingers between Rishabh’s thighs to feel the slick evidence. “Just from this?”

Rishabh let out a soft, broken whine, burying his face deeper into the sheets.

Shreyas leaned over him, voice right at his ear. “What a perfect little babyboy you are… desperate and dripping just from a few slaps. Makes me wonder what you’ll be like when I really start.”

Rishabh’s body tensed, not in fear, but in anticipation. His fingers curled into the sheets, and he whispered hoarsely, “Please, don’t stop…”

Shreyas took his time, watching the way Rishabh’s back arched under his touch—every small shiver, every gasp, fed the growing hunger in his eyes. With one firm hand on Rishabh’s waist, he shifted him gently, guiding him into a perfect doggy pose.

“Stay like that,” he murmured, admiring the way Rishabh obeyed, trembling slightly, his ass still red from the slaps. “Such a good view… so obedient.”

Rishabh let out a soft sound, somewhere between a whimper and a moan, as Shreyas lowered himself, hands spreading him wider, mouth trailing kisses over the curve of his ass.

Then he paused, right between the cheeks, pressing a soft, hot kiss right above his hole.

Rishabh shuddered. “Shreyas…”

Shreyas hummed against him. “Relax, babyboy.”

He parted him a little more and slowly ran his tongue along the sensitive skin, deliberately slow, savoring the way Rishabh gasped and tried not to collapse from the stimulation.

A moment later, his fingers returned—slick and patient—pressing gently at Rishabh’s entrance.

“You’re already so soft here,” he whispered, one finger circling the rim before slowly pushing in.

Rishabh clenched the sheets, hips rolling back instinctively.

“Shh,” Shreyas soothed, curling his finger slightly as he began a slow, maddening rhythm. “Let me open you up nice and slow… want to feel every bit of you begging for me.”

As a second finger joined the first, Rishabh’s legs trembled. His breath came in shaky pants, body already overwhelmed just from Shreyas’s touch—his kisses, his voice, the way he treated him like something to be cherished and devoured all at once.

“You’re dripping again,” Shreyas smirked, teasingly brushing his thumb over the sensitive skin below. “How badly do you want me, hmm?”

Rishabh’s voice cracked as he whispered, “So bad… I need it…”

Shreyas watched with hungry eyes as Rishabh arched deeper into the sheets, his body already warm and pliant under his touch. With his fingers still moving in slow, firm motions, Shreyas leaned in close, brushing kisses along Rishabh’s spine.

“You’re ready for me, babyboy,” he murmured, withdrawing his fingers with a slow drag that made Rishabh whimper. “So warm. So eager.”

He lined himself up, one hand gripping Rishabh’s waist, the other steadying himself. The first push in was slow—teasing, deliberate—meant to make Rishabh feel every inch.

Rishabh’s back arched further, his face buried in the pillow as a deep, trembling moan escaped him.

Shreyas grunted lowly, the heat of Rishabh’s body pulling him in like a vice. “You feel… insane,” he growled, hips beginning to move in slow, measured thrusts. “So damn tight, like you were made for me.”

The bed rocked gently with the rhythm he set—deep, controlled movements that made Rishabh gasp into the pillow with every roll of Shreyas’s hips.

“Can’t stay quiet now, huh?” Shreyas chuckled, bending to bite Rishabh’s shoulder lightly. “Let me hear those sounds, babyboy… you’re too beautiful when you fall apart.”

Rishabh could barely hold himself up, his moans muffled by the pillow, body trembling with every deep stroke.

Shreyas picked up the pace slightly, his grip tightening, driving into him with more intent—still not rough, but firm, claiming. Possessive.

“You’re mine like this,” he whispered at Rishabh’s ear. “And you love it.”

Rishabh only moaned louder, surrendering completely, the sound of skin on skin echoing in the room as they moved in sync—heat, rhythm, and raw emotion flowing between them.

Rishabh was trembling now, his body pushed right to the edge—again and again—only for Shreyas to pull him back, refusing to let him fall. His forehead was pressed into the pillow, face flushed, lips parted with helpless moans.

“Shreyas… please…” he whimpered, voice cracking with the raw ache of denial.

But Shreyas only tightened his grip on Rishabh’s hips, slowing his thrusts just enough to keep him hovering at the edge, not allowing him that final push.

“You’re close again, aren’t you?” Shreyas murmured, almost too calm. “I can feel it… the way you’re squeezing around me, begging without words.”

Rishabh gave a sob, hips trying to move, to chase that friction—but Shreyas held him still.

“I didn’t say you could come, babyboy,” he said, voice dark and deliciously cruel. “You don’t get to finish just because you want to. You finish when I say.”

Rishabh’s fingers clenched the sheets, his whole body quivering with need. “I-I can’t take it…” he whispered, tears pricking his eyes. “Please, Shreyas… let me—”

The words broke off into a cry as Shreyas thrust deep again, grinding slowly, deliberately, against everything sensitive.

But still… not enough.

The frustration, the overstimulation, the unbearable pleasure—it all overwhelmed him. The tears finally spilled over, silent at first, then with a soft sob into the pillow. “Please… please… I need it, I need to come…”

Shreyas stilled.

He leaned down, voice suddenly softer, laced with an edge of warmth beneath the control. “You crying for me, babyboy?”

Rishabh nodded helplessly.

Shreyas kissed the back of his neck, trailing his fingers down to wrap around him finally, giving a slow, firm stroke. “Then beg properly. Let me hear you say it.”

Through a choked sob, Rishabh gasped, “Please, Shreyas… let me come… I’ll do anything, I can’t take it anymore…”

Shreyas smiled against his skin. “Good boy.”

And then—he gave him everything.

As soon as Shreyas gave his whispered permission, Rishabh’s body gave in—shaking violently as he finally tumbled over the edge.

His release hit hard, torn from him with a broken moan muffled into the pillow, hips twitching, legs barely able to hold steady beneath him.

Shreyas didn’t stop—he thrust through it, guiding Rishabh through every wave of pleasure, his hand stroking him through the peak while staying buried deep inside.

Moments later, with a deep groan, Shreyas followed—spilling inside with a final, deep thrust and a shuddering breath against Rishabh’s spine.

They stayed like that for a long moment—breathless, bodies slick with sweat, the room heavy with heat and the raw intimacy of what they’d just shared.

Then, slowly, Shreyas pulled out, leaning back to admire the view: Rishabh collapsed on the sheets, completely spent, legs trembling and cheeks still wet with the traces of those desperate tears.

He reached out, lazily running his palm over Rishabh’s sore, red ass with a fond squeeze. “So sensitive,” he murmured, voice warm now, teasing and low. “You really cried, huh?”

Rishabh groaned into the pillow, too exhausted to even speak.

Shreyas chuckled, dragging his fingertips lightly over the curve of Rishabh’s thigh, still not done teasing. “All that noise, just because I made you wait a little?”

He leaned in, kissing the damp skin behind Rishabh’s ear. “You’re lucky you’re cute when you cry, babyboy.”

Rishabh managed a weak, breathless laugh, voice hoarse. “You’re evil.”

“Mmhmm,” Shreyas grinned, wrapping an arm around him and pulling him close. “But you love it.”

And with a final squeeze to that perfectly sore ass, Shreyas whispered, “Next time… I’ll make you beg even harder.”

~the end.

Mirror Sex.

Mitchell Santner x Rachin Ravindra

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Rachin had just finished patting the last bit of moisturizer into his cheek, his fingers slow, eyes focused on his reflection. The earlier argument with Santner still simmered under his skin — sharp words exchanged, pride bruised, and neither of them willing to back down.

The silence in the room was thick until—

Soft footsteps approached from behind. Rachin didn’t turn.

Then a low, dark voice cut through the air like velvet laced with danger.

“I’m gonna wreck you in front of this damn mirror tonight.”

Rachin froze. His hand dropped from his face, his breath catching in his throat. His eyes darted to the mirror — Santner’s reflection stood behind him, shirtless, eyes shadowed with heat and something deeper. Possession. A challenge.

Rachin’s lips parted, unsure if he wanted to protest or provoke.

“You’re still mad?” he asked quietly, a faint tremble in his voice that gave him away.

Santner’s hand moved to Rachin’s shoulder, firm but not rough. “Mad?” he murmured, leaning in so close Rachin could feel the warm breath against his ear. “I’m fuming. But that doesn’t mean I don’t still want you. Right here. Right now.”

Rachin bit his lip, a mix of defiance and anticipation flaring in his chest. “Is this your version of an apology?”

Santner’s lips brushed his neck, slow, deliberate. “No,” he said. “This is punishment.”

Rachin gasped as fingers slid down his arms, anchoring him in place. In the mirror, their eyes met — his wide and hesitant, Santner’s dark with dominance.

Tonight wouldn’t be soft. It wouldn’t be gentle. But it would burn the fight out of both of them.

Santner’s grip on Rachin’s arms tightened slightly as he murmured against his skin, voice low and unwavering, “Stand up.”

Rachin obeyed slowly, heart hammering, legs a little shaky as he rose from the stool in front of the vanity. The cool air hit his skin, but it was the heat in Santner’s gaze that made his breath hitch.

Without warning — but not unkindly — Santner guided him forward, his hand firm on the small of Rachin’s back. The mirror was right in front of them now, cool glass fogging slightly with their shared breath.

A gentle push, and Rachin’s palms met the surface.

“Look at me only,” Santner whispered, his tone dark and possessive, “when I wreck you.”

Rachin’s eyes fluttered open, pupils dilated, lips parted — and he obeyed, gaze locking with Santner’s in the mirror. That command rooted deep in his chest, pulling every nerve taut.

Then — lips. Warm, slow, cruelly patient kisses trailing along the slope of his neck.

Rachin’s eyes widened slightly as he felt the wet flick of Santner’s tongue drag along a sensitive spot just under his jaw, followed by a gentle suck that made his knees buckle a little.

“Still mad?” Rachin breathed, voice weak.

Santner chuckled low against his neck. “Furious. But I’ll kiss it out of you. Every inch.”

Each press of his mouth was claiming — not just lust, but power, apology, and punishment tangled into one overwhelming touch.

In the mirror, Rachin could only watch as he unraveled.

Rachin’s breath stuttered, his palms still braced against the mirror, fog now blooming across the glass where his forehead had briefly leaned forward. Santner’s lips trailed lower, tongue skimming the curve of his collarbone — slow, intentional, like he wanted Rachin to feel every second.

Then, Santner’s hand slid around his chest from behind, fingers spreading wide before gently circling one nipple.

Rachin tensed. His back arched just a little into the touch.

“Sensitive,” Santner murmured, almost smug, pressing a kiss just beneath Rachin’s ear. “Good.”

His thumb brushed over the nub in lazy, deliberate strokes — not fast, not rough — but maddeningly slow. Rachin let out a shaky breath, his head falling back slightly to rest against Santner’s shoulder.

Santner watched him in the mirror, the way his lips parted, the way his brows knit in anticipation. Every flick of his thumb was a spark; every gentle twist sent a pulse low in Rachin’s stomach.

“You’re already getting hard,” Santner whispered, his voice dripping heat as his other hand slid down to Rachin’s hip, anchoring him there. “And I haven’t even touched you properly yet.”

Rachin whimpered, cheeks flushed, fingers curling against the mirror.

“Say it,” Santner said, pinching lightly, dragging another soft gasp from him. “Tell me you want this.”

“I… I want it,” Rachin breathed, nearly collapsing into the mirror. “Mitchell, please…”

Santner smirked against his skin, tongue flicking out once more over the pebbled peak before his teeth scraped gently at it.

“Good,” he said. “Then watch closely.”

Rachin barely had time to catch his breath before Santner stepped back slightly — just enough to let cool air slip between their bodies, making Rachin shiver.

“Don’t move,” Santner ordered softly, his voice threaded with restraint. “Eyes on the mirror. On me.”

Rachin obeyed, hands still flat on the glass, chest rising and falling with every shallow breath.

Behind him, Santner moved. Slowly. Purposefully.

Rachin watched in the mirror, wide-eyed, as Santner’s hands slid to the hem of his own shirt. With one fluid motion, the fabric lifted, revealing the defined ridges of his abdomen, the line of muscle that disappeared into low-slung sweatpants. He pulled it over his head, tossed it aside, and stood behind Rachin — bare, powerful, heat radiating from him like a storm waiting to hit.

Then his fingers found the waistband of Rachin’s tee. He didn’t tear it off — he lifted it gently, slowly, letting it slide up inch by inch, exposing Rachin’s soft skin to the cool air.

Rachin swallowed hard, watching the reflection — how Santner’s hands moved over him like he owned every part of him. There was something possessive in it, yes, but also something reverent.

Santner leaned down again, his lips brushing against Rachin’s ear.

“Watch how I undress you,” he whispered. “Watch how I claim you.”

Rachin trembled as his shirt was peeled away completely, his skin prickling in the exposed silence. Then Santner’s hands moved lower, to the waistband of his shorts, fingers teasing at the edge but not tugging — not yet.

“Tell me you like watching,” Santner said, voice low and hungry.

Rachin’s voice came out in a breathless whisper. “I love it…”

“Good.” Santner’s smile ghosted against the back of his neck. “Because I’m not done yet.”

Rachin’s breath came in quick, shallow pulls as Santner finally pushed his shorts down, slow and deliberate. The last layer of fabric slid from his legs, pooling at his feet. He was fully exposed now, flushed and trembling in the dim light, every inch of his skin tingling under Santner’s gaze.

In the mirror, he watched his own reflection — vulnerable, open — and behind him, Santner: tall, bare, commanding.

Santner stepped closer again, the warmth of his body pressing into Rachin’s back. One hand came to Rachin’s chest, fingers splaying wide over his heart. The other… lower. A firm grip that made Rachin gasp and arch.

“You look so good like this,” Santner whispered into his ear, grinding slowly against him, skin on skin. “Fucked out. Desperate. Watching me take you.”

Rachin whimpered, head falling back onto Santner’s shoulder. But Santner caught his chin and turned his face forward again — toward the mirror.

“Eyes front,” he growled. “You’re going to see every damn second of it.”

And then he pushed in.

Rachin cried out — a sharp, broken sound swallowed by Santner’s lips as he leaned in and kissed the side of his neck hard. The stretch, the pressure, the raw, overwhelming fullness — it shattered something inside him, turned him liquid and fire all at once.

Santner didn’t hold back. Each thrust was deep, punishing, rhythmic — the kind of rough that came not just from lust, but from emotion too. The unresolved tension of the earlier fight melted into movement, into dominance, into the crashing of bodies and gasps and bitten-back moans.

Rachin could barely keep his eyes open, but Santner’s voice grounded him.

“Look,” he ordered between thrusts, voice hoarse. “Look how wrecked you are.”

And Rachin did.

He saw the way his own expression fell apart — the flushed cheeks, the parted lips, the sweat beading at his temple. He saw Santner behind him — wild-eyed, jaw clenched, fingers digging into his hips like he was anchoring himself.

It was raw. It was real. And Rachin had never felt more wanted.

Rachin was barely holding on — his knuckles white where he gripped the mirror, hips rocking back helplessly into every punishing thrust. His breath fogged the glass, moans stifled against bitten lips, body trembling under the weight of sensation.

Then Santner’s hand snaked around to his front.

Strong, sure fingers wrapped around him — hot, slick, unforgiving. Rachin choked on a moan as Santner began to stroke him in time with each deep thrust, the pleasure winding up unbearably fast now.

“You’re gonna come for me,” Santner growled, his breath ragged against Rachin’s ear. “Right here. On the mirror. I want to see it.”

Rachin’s eyes widened, locked on their reflection. His body was burning, teetering on the edge, caught between Santner’s relentless rhythm and that expert hand dragging him toward the inevitable.

“You feel that?” Santner’s voice was lower now, breathless, hungry. “That’s mine. All of it. You’re mine.”

Rachin whimpered, knees buckling, body tightening—

“Let go,” Santner commanded, his voice pure fire.

And Rachin did.

With a strangled gasp, his body convulsed in release, white streaks splattering across the fogged mirror as Santner held him steady, milking every last wave out of him with practiced strokes. The sight of it — the mess, the flushed reflection, Santner still inside him — was too much.

He collapsed forward, cheek pressed to the glass, chest heaving.

Santner leaned in behind him, lips brushing his temple, and murmured, “Look what a pretty mess you made.”

~the end.

Third Wheel Jealousy.

Jos Buttler x Yashasvi Jaiswal

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Yashasvi is mischievous, always leaning in a bit closer to Dhruv, sharing laughs, brushing hands, and whispering things that make Jos’s jaw tighten with jealousy. It’s all lighthearted fun on Yashasvi’s part, but Jos can’t deny the sharp sting every time he sees them together.

One evening, after practice, Jos pulls Yashasvi aside, his voice low and a little rough with possessiveness. “Who do you think you’re for, Yash? Dhruv or me?”

Yashasvi just smirks, unbothered. “Maybe both? Maybe neither. Or maybe I’m just making you jealous.”

Jos’s grip tightens on Yashasvi’s wrist, his eyes dark with desire and frustration. “You’re mine. Don’t forget it.”

Yashasvi had been playing his little games for days now—smiling too wide at Dhruv, laughing too loud, letting his fingers linger just a bit too long. Jos had been watching, jaw clenched, fists tightening during training sessions, every nerve burning with possessive frustration.

And tonight, Jos had had enough.

As Yashasvi walks into their shared room, humming to himself, he barely has time to turn before the door slams shut behind him. He jumps, spinning around—only to find Jos standing there, eyes dark and hungry, the air between them charged.

“W-what are you—” Yashasvi starts.

But Jos is on him in two steps.

He grabs Yashasvi by the waist and pushes him against the wall, not too rough—but firm enough that Yashasvi knows exactly what this is about. Before he can get another word out, Jos’s lips are on his neck, kissing, sucking, licking along the sensitive skin just below his jawline.

Yashasvi gasps, his hands fluttering to Jos’s shoulders. “Jos—wait—”

Jos doesn’t. His tongue drags along the curve of Yashasvi’s neck, and he bites down lightly, leaving a red mark that makes Yashasvi whimper.

“Is this what you wanted, huh?” Jos growls against his skin, voice low and thick. “Walking around with Dhruv like you’re not already mine?”

Yashasvi’s breath comes out shaky, the teasing smirk wiped clean from his face. His body melts under Jos’s mouth, and his fingers clutch the fabric of Jos’s shirt.

“You seemed to forget,” Jos murmurs between kisses, his lips trailing lower, sucking just below the collarbone, “So I’m reminding you.”

Yashasvi shivers, heat rushing through him, his earlier mischief replaced with dazed submission. “You’re jealous…”

Jos chuckles darkly, biting another spot and making Yashasvi moan. “Damn right I am. And tonight, I’m going to mark every inch of you so you remember who you belong to”

Yashasvi lay on his back, breaths shallow, lips parted—his skin flushed and sensitive under Jos’s touch. Every movement, every second felt electric.

Jos knelt between his legs, dragging his gaze slowly up and down Yashasvi’s body. “You drive me insane, Jaiswal,” he murmured, voice low and rough with restrained hunger. “You tease, you flirt… but now you’re mine.”

With practiced ease, Jos tugged off Yashasvi’s shirt, then his track pants, tossing them aside with little ceremony. He leaned in, letting his lips brush the younger man’s hipbone—soft, deliberate, and full of promise.

Then came the final layer: Yashasvi’s boxers.

Jos didn’t reach for them with his hands.

Instead, he dipped his head down and caught the waistband gently between his teeth.

Yashasvi let out a shaky breath, body stiffening in anticipation. “J-Jos…”

Jos smirked up at him, still holding the fabric in his mouth, and slowly began to pull. His warm breath skimmed over Yashasvi’s skin, making him twitch with need. The boxer fabric inched down, excruciatingly slow, dragged by Jos’s teeth and guided by his lips—never rushed, never breaking contact.

Yashasvi clutched the bedsheets, unable to tear his eyes away from the man between his legs, from the possessive gleam in his eyes.

By the time Jos sat back up, the boxers were off, and Yashasvi was trembling, bare and breathless beneath him.

Jos leaned in, brushing their lips together, and whispered, “Now… no more teasing, hm?”

Jos’s grip on Yashasvi’s waist tightened as he guided him slowly onto all fours. The air between them crackled with tension—no more teasing, no more games.

Yashasvi’s breath hitched as he felt Jos shift behind him, steady and deliberate.

Then came Jos’s voice—low, rough, and right at his ear.

“This is a lesson,” he growled, “for dragging a third wheel between us.” Yashasvi’s lips parted, a soft sound escaping him—not fear, not protest, but raw anticipation. His hands curled into the sheets as Jos’s body pressed against his, firm and possessive.

“You wanted my attention?” Jos continued, one hand sliding up Yashasvi’s spine slowly, intimately. “You’ve got it now. All of it.”

Every inch of contact burned. Yashasvi’s teasing had led to this, and now he was entirely under Jos’s control—claimed, just like Jos had promised.

In that quiet moment, with the weight of Jos’s body behind him and those words echoing in his ears, Yashasvi realized something deeper—beneath all the jealousy and dominance, Jos cared. Fiercely. Completely.

And this wasn’t just about punishment.

It was about making sure Yashasvi knew who he belonged to.

Yashasvi gripped the bedsheets tightly, his body already trembling from the overwhelming pressure of Jos’s presence behind him. Every movement, every breath from Jos felt deliberate—slow, heavy, and full of possessive intent.

Then—smack.

A sharp, open-palmed spank landed on Yashasvi’s right cheek, making him gasp and arch instinctively.

Jos’s voice followed, low and firm. “You think you can mess with me like that? Flirting with Dhruv, acting like I wouldn’t notice?”

Before Yashasvi could even catch his breath—smack—another one, firmer this time. A delicious burn followed, and his knees threatened to give out.

“Every time you play those games,” Jos murmured, one hand gripping Yashasvi’s hip, the other trailing slowly down his back, “remember this.”

Another spank. Another whimper from Yashasvi.

But beneath the dominance, Jos’s hand softened—gently rubbing the warm skin afterward, grounding him, reminding him this wasn’t just about punishment. It was about connection. Control. And care.

“You’re mine, Yash,” Jos whispered. “And I don’t share.”

Yashasvi nodded shakily, voice barely audible. “I know. I’m yours.”

Yashasvi was shaking, arms barely holding him up, every nerve in his body alive under Jos’s relentless rhythm. The air was thick with heat and low, breathless sounds—his own whimpers tangled with Jos’s growls of control and desire.

Jos’s grip on his waist was bruising, anchoring him, holding him exactly where he wanted him. His hips snapped forward with increasing urgency, every movement deep, possessive—like he was trying to leave something behind inside Yashasvi.

“You feel that?” Jos panted, leaning down so his chest pressed flush to Yashasvi’s slick back. “That’s mine. All of you… mine.”

Yashasvi let out a breathless moan, body melting into Jos, unable to speak—only able to feel. His legs trembled, overwhelmed by the pressure building inside him, the friction, the sensation of being so completely taken.

Then Jos’s hand wrapped around him, pumping him in sync with every thrust. “Come for me, baby,” he whispered against Yashasvi’s ear. “Now.”

And just like that—Yashasvi shattered.

His body went stiff, a cry tearing from his throat as waves of pleasure rolled through him—hot, dizzying, endless. His vision blurred, and the only thing grounding him was Jos—his hand, his voice, his heat.

Jos followed right after, groaning low in Yashasvi’s ear as he buried himself one last time, muscles tensing, body pressed firm and tight against his.

For a moment, there was nothing but the sound of their breathing—wild and unsteady—as they collapsed into the sheets, tangled, spent, and still trembling.

As their breathing slowly settled and the room softened into the glow of the aftermath, Jos remained behind Yashasvi, arms wrapped tightly around him, lips still grazing his shoulder possessively.

Yashasvi let out a shaky laugh, half-melted into the pillows, but clearly still holding onto that signature tease in his tone.

“Well, before Dhruv becomes a permanent third wheel in your jealous fantasies,” Yashasvi began, his voice soft but amused, “let me tell you something.”

Jos shifted slightly, brows knitting together. “What?”

Yashasvi turned his head just enough to glance at him with a lazy, satisfied smirk. “Dhruv’s already taken.”

Jos blinked. “By who?”

Yashasvi chuckled. “Riyan. They’ve been together for a while now. And funny enough…” he rolled over to face Jos, brushing a sweaty strand of hair off his forehead, “I’m the reason they got together.”

Jos stared at him, stunned.

Yashasvi gave a smug grin. “I kind of played cupid. Set them up after Dhruv wouldn’t stop asking me if Riyan liked him back.”

Jos let out a breathy laugh, running a hand down his face, half-exasperated, half-relieved. “So all this time… you were teasing me over someone who’s not even interested in you?”

Yashasvi leaned forward, kissing the corner of Jos’s mouth. “Exactly. But it worked, didn’t it?”

Jos narrowed his eyes. “You’re an evil little brat.”

Yashasvi grinned, snuggling into his chest. “Your evil little brat.”

Jos rolled his eyes and kissed Jaiswal’s forehead, a soft kiss and a silent promise.

~the end.

Test Retirement Farewell (1/2)

Virat Kholi x Nitish Kumar Reddy

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The nation is in shock after Virat Kohli announces his sudden retirement from Test cricket. News channels buzz, fans cry, tributes pour in—but one young cricketer, Nitish Kumar Reddy, takes it more personally than most. A talented rising star who grew up idolizing Virat, Nitish manages to get a private meeting with the legend after the press conference.

At the team hotel, Nitish knocks on the door, his heart pounding. Virat opens it, looking tired but composed—until he sees the genuine admiration and emotion in Nitish’s eyes. They sit down to talk, and Nitish can’t stop expressing how much Virat has inspired him: from cover drives in the backyard to waking up early to watch him play.

Virat smiles faintly, appreciative—but something in him breaks when Nitish says, “You’re the reason I wanted to wear the India cap.” That’s when Virat’s façade crumbles. He looks away, jaw clenched, but his shoulders shake as he breaks down.

Nitish, stunned, instinctively reaches forward. Virat grips his wrist, rough and desperate. “I gave everything to this game. And now… I don’t know who I am without it.”

Their hands touch. Their eyes lock. There’s a heat that builds in the space between grief and admiration. Nitish’s voice is soft, almost reverent. “You’re more than just a cricketer to people like me. You’re… everything.”

That night, what began as a meeting between idol and fan evolves into something much deeper. Virat is dominant but vulnerable; Nitish is submissive yet emotionally grounded, willing to hold the man he worships when the world expects him to be invincible.

As dawn breaks over the city, Virat lies awake beside Nitish, tracing the boy’s jawline. For the first time in a long while, he doesn’t feel lost.

The hotel room is dim, the soft city lights filtering through the sheer curtains. Nitish sits close to Virat, still trying to process the depth of emotion he just witnessed from his idol. The silence stretches, heavy but intimate.

Virat’s eyes, still glossy from his earlier breakdown, shift to Nitish with a strange intensity—like he’s seeing him differently now. Like he’s seeing him.

He leans forward, voice rough. “Will you help me, Reddy?”

Nitish blinks, caught off-guard. “Help you with what, sir?”

Virat’s lips curl into a half-smirk, but his eyes remain dark and searching. “I need to feel something real. I need to forget everything… just for a moment.” A pause. Then, lower, more deliberate: “Will you suck my cock?”

Nitish’s breath catches. His heart slams against his ribs. The air between them turns molten. He swallows hard, but he doesn’t look away. “Yes,” he says softly, almost reverently. “Anything for you.”

Virat leans back, legs spread just slightly, the bulge in his track pants unmistakable. “On your knees then, Reddy,” he murmurs, dominance threading through his voice now. “Show me how much you meant it.”

Nitish slides off the couch and sinks to the floor, hands trembling as he rests them on Virat’s thighs. He looks up once—Virat’s gaze locked on him, possessive and hungry—before slowly tugging down the waistband.

What follows isn’t just lust. It’s a release—of tension, of years of admiration, of power unspoken. And Virat, gripping Nitish’s hair.

Nitish’s mouth moves with a mix of awe and desperation, as if worshiping the very man he grew up admiring. Virat grips his hair tighter, hips twitching as his breath grows uneven. The room is filled with soft, strained sounds—heavy breathing, muffled groans, the slick rhythm of something raw and real unfolding between them.

“Shit—Reddy—” Virat’s voice breaks as he begins to pull away, instincts kicking in. “I’m gonna—”

But Nitish shakes his head, eyes flicking up with firm intent. He presses forward, refusing to let go, his mouth still wrapped around Virat as if it’s exactly where he wants to be. Needs to be.

Virat stares down at him, startled for a second by the sheer devotion in that act—and then it hits him.

He groans deeply, his body jerking as he releases, hand still tangled in Nitish’s hair. Nitish takes all of it, his throat working as he swallows, never breaking eye contact. There’s no shame in his expression—only heat, and something that borders on reverence.

When it’s over, Virat leans back, chest rising and falling hard. He looks dazed. Wrecked. Quietly undone.

Nitish licks the corner of his mouth, then rests his cheek against Virat’s thigh, eyes closed like he’s just done something sacred.

Virat brushes a hand through his hair, gentler now. “Didn’t think you’d… do that.”

Nitish just whispers, “I told you. Anything for you.”

Nitish is still catching his breath, his cheek resting against Virat’s thigh when suddenly—without warning—Virat grabs him by the arms and pulls him up into his lap.

Nitish gasps, startled, hands instinctively bracing against Virat’s chest. “V-Virat…?”

Virat doesn’t answer. His eyes are wild now—not broken like before, but hungry, like something inside him has snapped loose. He’s no longer the man saying goodbye to Test cricket. He’s the man claiming what’s his.

He presses Nitish down firmly, making him straddle his lap. Nitish’s heartbeat stutters—his body trembling in anticipation. His idol’s hands slide down his sides and suddenly hook into the waistband of his track pants and boxers.

“Wait—Virat—” Nitish breathes, wide-eyed, but it’s already happening.

In one swift pull, Virat drags them down to his thighs, exposing Nitish completely. The younger cricketer lets out a soft, shocked moan, his hands grabbing at Virat’s shoulders for balance, for grounding—for anything.

Virat’s voice is low, rough in his ear. “You’re so damn eager to please me, Reddy. But now I want to see all of you. Not just your mouth.”

Nitish whimpers, hips twitching slightly at the bold words, the raw attention. He’s flushed everywhere—his cheeks, his chest, even his thighs. “You really want me like this…?”

Virat smirks, palms sliding over his bare waist possessively. “I want you exactly like this. On my lap. Open. Mine.”

Nitish bites his lip, breath shaky. “Then… take me.”

Virat’s grip tightens.

Virat’s hands grip Nitish’s hips firmly, holding him steady as he sinks deeper. The tight warmth around him sends a jolt straight to Nitish’s core, mixing nerves with raw need. Virat’s strong thighs press against Nitish’s, grounding him as the thrusts start slow—deliberate and commanding.

Nitish’s breath hitches, his fingers clawing lightly into Virat’s broad shoulders, searching for something solid in the overwhelming flood of sensation. Virat’s hand slides up Nitish’s back, fingertips tracing the tense muscles as if marking him—claiming him.

With each powerful thrust, Virat’s pace grows steadier, harder, hips rolling to match the rhythm. His low groans vibrate through Nitish, making him tremble beneath the intensity. Virat leans forward, lips brushing the shell of Nitish’s ear as he growls, “You’re so damn perfect for me, Reddy.”

Nitish’s head falls back, mouth open in a soft moan, warmth flooding through him. His senses drown in Virat’s dominance—the commanding way he controls every movement, every inch of him.

Virat’s grip tightens suddenly, and Nitish gasps, clutching him tighter. The raw power in Virat’s thrusts makes Nitish’s body arch into him, every nerve ending alive, every moment charged with fire.

The world narrows to the steady rhythm of Virat’s hips, the slick sounds of skin against skin, the heated whispers and gasps filling the room.

As Virat drives deeper, harder, Nitish feels the desperate, overwhelming rush building—his body trembling on the edge, pushed there by Virat’s relentless pace.

Virat’s voice drops to a rough whisper: “Come for me, Reddy. Let me hear you.”

Nitish cries out, trembling as pleasure crashes through him, waves folding and folding over until he’s lost in the intense, burning bliss of belonging—of being claimed by the man he’s worshipped for so long.

Virat follows seconds later, gripping Nitish tight as he pours himself inside, breath ragged, voice rough with need and something softer beneath it all.

They stay like that, Virat holding Nitish close, chest to chest—two souls tangled in a moment that’s as fierce as it is tender.

Virat gently pulls back, resting his forehead against Nitish’s temple. The sharp edges of dominance soften into quiet warmth as he strokes Nitish’s hair with slow, careful fingers.

Nitish sighs, nestling closer, feeling the steady thump of Virat’s heartbeat beneath his cheek. “You okay?” Virat asks softly, voice low and a little breathless.

Nitish smiles sleepily, eyes half-closed. “Yeah. Better than okay. I didn’t know it could feel like this… being with you.”

Virat presses a soft kiss to Nitish’s temple. “You did amazing. You’re amazing.”

They lie like that for a while—Virat’s arms wrapped protectively around Nitish, the silence filled with nothing but the steady rhythm of two people finally finding peace in each other.

After a moment, Nitish looks up, a shy grin playing on his lips. “So… when do we do this again?”

Virat chuckles, a low, warm sound. “Soon. Very soon.”

~(1/2)

Test Retirement Farewell (2/2)

Virat Kholi x Nitish Kumar Reddy

The moonlight stretched across the bed, casting pale silver over their bare skin. Nitish sat upright, looking down at Virat, who was laid out beneath him—eyes half-lidded, cheeks flushed, breath shaky.

This wasn’t like last time.

This time, Virat had asked.

The air in the room was heavy—thick with unspoken heat and the soft sound of breathing between kisses.

Virat lay beneath Nitish, his body flushed, muscles taut. It wasn’t pain he felt—it was the tension of anticipation. Of wanting. Of being deliberately denied what he usually took without question.

Nitish hovered above him, gaze locked with his. Steady. Confident. In charge.

“Don’t,” Virat whispered, his voice hoarse, hips twitching. “Just let me—”

But Nitish shook his head slowly, and his hand—firm and intentional—tightened around Virat’s length, keeping him right on the edge.

“Not yet,” he said softly, but there was steel in his tone. “You gave this to me, remember? Your control. Your pride. All of it.”

Virat shuddered, caught between frustration and something dangerously close to surrender. He wanted. God, he wanted. But more than that—he trusted Nitish. Trusted him enough to let himself be held back, to be kept there, waiting. Pleading. Desperate.

Nitish leaned closer, pressing his lips to Virat’s ear. “I’m not doing this to tease you,” he whispered. “I’m doing this to show you… you don’t always have to be the one who commands everything.”

Virat exhaled shakily, his fingers digging into the sheets.

“I know,” he murmured. “That’s why I’m letting you.”

Nitish smiled against his neck. “Then wait for me. Feel every second of it. Let me have all of you.”

And Virat did. Eyes shut. Breathing ragged. His world narrowed to Nitish’s voice, his touch, the unbearable, beautiful restraint that made release feel a hundred times more powerful when it finally came—not as something taken, but as something earned, something shared.

And Nitish had said nothing—he didn’t need to. He simply kissed Virat with a softness that said I hear you, and a fire that said I want all of you.

Now, as Nitish moved with careful confidence, Virat clutched at the sheets—his usual strength undone, his body open and arching into every press, every shift.

He wasn’t used to this—being the one craving, begging, aching.

“Please,” Virat whispered, voice raw.

Nitish leaned down, lips brushing his ear. “Please what?”

Virat let out a shaky breath, his control in pieces. “Don’t make me say it.”

“You’re the one who always gives orders,” Nitish murmured, nibbling the edge of Virat’s jaw. “Tonight, I get to hear you ask.”

Virat’s fingers tangled in Nitish’s arm, grounding himself as he choked out, “Please… let me come.”

Nitish kissed him—slow and deep—then whispered, “Not yet.”

It wasn’t about power. It wasn’t about reversal.

It was about trust. About Virat giving in so fully to someone that he let himself fall apart. And Nitish? He held him through every second of it—watching the strongest man he knew unravel beneath him, not in weakness, but in freedom.

Only when Virat’s eyes glistened with something close to desperation did Nitish finally whisper:

“Now.” And when it came—when Virat came apart in his arms, gasping, clinging, trembling—it wasn’t just release. It was surrender. It was safety. It was love in its rawest form.

Nitish didn’t let him go after.

He wrapped Virat in his arms and kissed his damp forehead, holding him while his breath slowed, while his heartbeat settled, while the world outside stayed quiet.

“Still feel like you have to be the strong one all the time?” Nitish asked softly.

Virat chuckled faintly. “Not when I’m with you.”

It had been months since that night.

The fire between them had deepened into something richer—a quiet partnership built not just on desire, but on belief, respect, and fierce loyalty. Nitish knew Virat’s mind better now—he saw the cracks behind the confidence, the quiet ache that lingered even after retirement.

One evening, as rain tapped gently against the glass and they sat side by side on the balcony, wrapped in a shawl, tea cooling in their mugs, Nitish spoke carefully.

“You still think about it,” he said.

Virat didn’t answer right away. He stared out into the fading sky.

“Every day,” he finally murmured. “Every time I hear the anthem play before a red-ball match. Every time I see the whites.”

Nitish placed a hand on his thigh. “Then why not go back?”

Virat turned his head slowly. “Because I walked away. Because I thought I was done.”

“You weren’t,” Nitish said softly. “You were tired. There’s a difference.”

Virat searched his face, eyes narrowed.

“And what, you want to see me out there again? Risk falling short?”

“I want to see you stand tall again,” Nitish said, fingers tightening gently. “And not alone this time. I’ll be on that field with you. I’ll back you, every over, every innings.”

Virat’s eyes glistened. “What if I fail?”

Nitish leaned closer. “Then we fail together. But I don’t think you will. I think the world still needs to see Virat Kohli in whites—one more time. And I want to be at the other end when it happens.”

Six Months Later – Lord’s, England The stadium roared.

Nitish stood at the non-striker’s end, adjusting his gloves. But his eyes were on the man walking in to bat: Number 18. India’s former captain. A legend reborn.

Virat Kohli, back in whites, walking out to a standing ovation.

Their eyes met for a brief second.

No words were needed.

Just a quiet exchange of belief. Of love. Of two souls standing together not as player and idol, but as equals—as partners.

Virat smiled, and Nitish grinned back, tapping his bat once against the pitch.

~the end.

(For him to reborn again in whites and the match with red balls will be the same again won’t it be ?)

Suker for you.

Jasprit Bumrah x Mohammed Siraj

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Siraj (grinning, eyes twinkling): “Aree Jassi… why do you always wear these loose t-shirts at home? You’re hiding all that for what, haan? I know what’s underneath.”

Jassi (low, warning tone): “Siraj.”

Siraj (turning to Jassi’s sister with mock innocence): “Didi, did you know your brother has dangerously tight abs under this shirt? But he doesn’t show anyone. Except maybe at… 2 AM.”

Jassi’s sister (snorting): “Siraj! Stop being shameless.”

Siraj (leaning closer to Jassi, whispering just loud enough): “He wasn’t saying stop at 2 AM though, was he?”

Jassi clenches his jaw, eyes flashing. “You want to keep running that mouth?”

Siraj (laughs, loving the tension): “Only if you shut it later—your way.”

Jassi’s sister (confused): “What are you two talking about?”

Siraj (smirking, eyes still locked on Jassi): “Just cricket, didi. He bowled a bouncer last night. Knocked me flat.”

Jassi (smiles slightly, dangerously calm): “You didn’t even see the real bouncer yet. Keep testing me, Siraj.”

Siraj swallows—just a little. Jassi’s voice dropped to that tone. That slow, heavy warning that meant later, when the lights were out, Siraj would pay for every teasing word. And secretly? That’s exactly what he wanted.

Siraj (grinning softer now): “Promise?”

The door to their bedroom opens with a faint creak.

Siraj (entering, voice playful): “Guest room’s set. Didi’s happy, thinks I’m sleeping on the sofa. Poor thing doesn’t know her bhai’s gonna—”

He stops mid-sentence. Jassi hasn’t moved. Just lifts his head slowly, eyes shadowed, locked on Siraj.

Jassi (voice low, even): “Close the door.”

Siraj freezes for a beat, lips parting slightly. The room suddenly feels tighter. He obeys, pushing the door shut behind him with a soft click.

Siraj (half-laughing): “What, you’re mad about the dinner jokes? Come on, I was being cute.”

Jassi (still seated, voice soft but cutting): “No. You were being loud. Disrespectful. Like you forgot who’s in charge when the door’s closed.”

Siraj exhales slowly, heart kicking up. He steps forward—still trying to play it cool.

Siraj (teasing): “Maybe I needed a reminder.”

Jassi stands.

It’s deliberate, unhurried, but powerful. His eyes don’t leave Siraj’s face for a second. He’s taller, broader, and right now, absolutely done with games.

Jassi (quietly): “Strip.”

Siraj (laughs, nervous now): “What—?”

Jassi (stepping closer, voice suddenly sharp): “I said strip, Siraj. You’ve been mouthing off all evening. Time to use that mouth for something else.”

Siraj’s breath catches. That commanding tone — he loves it, craves it. But this version of Jassi is different. Intense. Unforgiving.

Siraj (murmuring, already lifting his shirt): “Someone’s finally snapped, huh?”

Jassi (eyes dark, smirking): “No. I’ve just been patient. Too patient with you.”

He closes the distance, palms grabbing Siraj’s waist, spinning him and pushing him gently but firmly against the wall.

Jassi (in his ear): “You like acting like a brat in front of people. But in here? You’re mine. Say it.”

Siraj (gasping slightly, forehead against the wall): “I’m yours…”

Jassi (pressing closer, voice a growl): “Louder.”

Siraj: “I’m yours, Jassi.”

Jassi has Siraj pinned gently against the wall.

Siraj’s chest rose and fell with shallow breaths. He was usually the loud one, the tease, the chaos in every room. But right now?

He was silent. Waiting.

Jassi’s voice brushed against his ear, firm, low. “Get on your knees.”

Siraj didn’t speak—he didn’t dare. His body moved on instinct, sinking slowly to the floor, eyes wide as he looked up at Jassi from below. The flicker of defiance in him hadn’t vanished, but it had softened into something else: surrender.

Jassi’s fingers brushed Siraj’s hair, gently at first. Then gripping. Guiding.

Jassi (voice hoarse, dominant): “You’ve been running that mouth all evening. Now show me what else it’s good for.”

Siraj smirked faintly, lips parting as he pressed a kiss to Jassi’s lower abdomen, eyes never leaving his. Slow. Deliberate. Testing. He wanted to be punished for every word he’d said over dinner. He wanted to be owned.

Jassi let out a low breath, hand tightening in Siraj’s curls.

And then Siraj obeyed.

The room filled with quiet, broken only by the rhythm of breath, the low drag of pleasure building slow and deep. Jassi’s voice was a steady growl above him—commands, praise, threats wrapped in velvet.

Siraj didn’t just take it. He loved it. Thrived in it.

When Jassi tugged him back up by his jaw, eyes dark and burning, his thumb brushed over Siraj’s slick, swollen lips.

Slowly taking more of Jassi in, inch by inch, until his nose is nearly brushing Jassi’s skin.

Jassi (gasping): “Fuck… just like that.”

Siraj moans, sending vibrations up Jassi’s length. He bobs his head with a steady rhythm, eyes locked up on Jassi’s face, cheeks hollowing with every deep pull. His hands hold Jassi’s hips, steadying himself as he moves faster, deeper — letting saliva drip, letting it get messy.

Jassi groans low in his throat, one hand guiding Siraj’s head now, fucking into his mouth with slow, controlled thrusts. Siraj’s throat tightens and relaxes, taking him deep, gagging once—but he doesn’t stop.

He loves it. Loves the way Jassi swears under his breath. Loves being used.

Jassi (barely holding back): “You want me to come in your mouth, don’t you?”

Siraj hums a yes around him, tongue swirling, sucking hard on the tip just the way he knows Jassi likes it.

Jassi (breathless, growling): “Then take it. Don’t spill a drop.”

With one sharp thrust, Jassi holds him there, deep, and Siraj doesn’t move — throat stretched, lips sealed, breathing through his nose as Jassi lets go, groaning deep from his chest.

Siraj swallows it all, licking him clean after, eyes dazed and full of heat.

Siraj (panting, lips wet): “Told you I’d shut up. Satisfied?”

Jassi (smirking, thumb brushing over Siraj’s swollen bottom lip): “Not even close.”

Minutes later – bedroom still dim, air heavy with heat.

Siraj is lying back on the bed, catching his breath, lips swollen, chin still wet. He smirks lazily, like he just won something.

Siraj (panting): “Hmm… you taste better when you’re mad at me.”

Jassi stands at the edge of the bed, still only half-dressed, cock already getting hard again, slick from Siraj’s mouth, and twitching at the sight of him.

Jassi (quiet, firm): “I’m not done with you.”

Siraj raises a brow, clearly not expecting another round so soon.

Siraj: “What, again? I just—”

Jassi (cutting in, voice dark): “Get on your knees. Now.”

Siraj swallows hard. That tone — commanding, cold, almost punishing — sends a rush of heat straight to his gut.

He shifts off the bed and kneels again, this time without teasing, without delay. He looks up as Jassi steps closer, fully hard again, thick and flushed. He can’t help but smile.

Siraj (soft, breathless): “You really want to fuck my throat again that bad?”

Jassi (gripping his jaw): “No. I need to remind you who you belong to.”

Siraj still kneeling, mouth raw, lips swollen. Jassi pulls him up with a firm grip on his arm.

Jassi (quiet but commanding): “On the bed. Face down.”

Siraj stumbles slightly as he moves, dazed but obedient. He crawls onto the bed and collapses forward on his elbows, legs parting without a word. His back arches just enough — inviting, offering.

Jassi stands behind him, watching. Breathing heavy. Siraj looks wrecked — hair messy, mouth wet, thighs tense. And Jassi wants to mark him even deeper.

Jassi (low growl): “You talk like a brat in public. But this is who you really are, isn’t it?”

Siraj turns his head slightly, smirking through the flush on his cheeks.

Siraj (hoarse): “I only act out so you’ll do this to me.”

Jassi: “Good. Then I won’t go easy.”

Jassi grabs Siraj’s hips roughly, pulling him back. Siraj gasps when he feels Jassi grind against him — already hard again, already pressing against his entrance.

There’s lube, fast and slick. Jassi coats his fingers, pushes one in without warning, watching Siraj jolt forward and groan into the sheets. He works him open quickly — no teasing now. Siraj’s already loose, already desperate, his thighs trembling.

Siraj (whining): “Jassi… fuck, I need you in me.”

Jassi doesn’t reply. He lines himself up and sinks in slow but deep, thick and stretching. Siraj moans loud, hands gripping the sheets, back arching further as Jassi pushes in to the hilt.

Jassi (panting against his back): “That’s it. Take it all. No smart mouth now, huh?”

He starts moving — strong thrusts, hips slapping against Siraj’s skin, filling him completely. Siraj’s breath comes out in broken gasps, body pushed forward with every deep thrust.

Siraj (moaning): “Harder… please… I can take it.”

Jassi (gritting his teeth): “Oh, I know you can.”

He grabs Siraj’s wrists and pins them above his head, leaning over him now, fucking him deep and rough, each movement purposeful, claiming. Siraj cries out under him, face buried in the sheets, cock leaking untouched beneath him.

Jassi (growling against his ear): “You’re mine, Siraj. Say it.”

Siraj (gasping): “I’m yours—fuck—I’m only yours.”

Jassi doesn’t stop until Siraj’s legs are shaking, his body limp, wrecked and dripping. When Siraj comes untouched, crying out Jassi’s name like a broken prayer, it’s everything Jassi wants.

He finishes deep inside him, groaning low, holding Siraj tight as he empties himself completely. The room is quiet except for their harsh breathing.

Siraj (mumbling, boneless): “…definitely worth being a brat for.”

Jassi (smiling softly now, pressing a kiss to his shoulder): “Next time you talk like that in front of my sister… I’ll tie you to the bed first.”

Siraj (half-asleep): “Tempting.”

~the end.

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