The Homeowner's Son: Open House

Sweet, innocent-looking 19-year-old blond twink Jack is home alone when a crew of rough, sweaty construction workers arrives to build a new deck. What starts as harmless flirting quickly turns into something much filthier — all while Jack keeps that sweet, angelic smile.

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Epilogue 

The construction project ended, but the real story was just beginning.

After that final, apocalyptic Friday, the house was left in ruins. The family spent the next few days quietly cleaning (or at least trying to). Michael, Ryan, and Jack moved through the aftermath together---three men who had crossed every imaginable line and come out the other side closer than ever.

There were no more secrets.

Evenings were spent in the master bedroom, the three of them tangled together in slow, loving, filthy sessions. Sometimes gentle and romantic. Sometimes savage. Always honest.

Michael never stopped being a father---he still worried about his boys, still made them dinner, still asked about their days. But now that care included bending them over the kitchen counter or watching proudly as Ryan and Jack took care of each other.

Jack, for his part, remained the sweet, soft-spoken boy on the outside. But inside, he was exactly what he had become: an insatiable, shameless cumslut who had helped awaken the same hunger in his father and older brother.

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One quiet evening, as the three of them lay together in bed, Jack resting his head on his father’s chest while Ryan spooned him from behind, Jack spoke softly.

“I’m going back to college soon… dorms this year.”

Michael stroked his son’s hair. “You’ll behave yourself, right?”

Jack smiled that same innocent, puppy-dog smile.

“I’ll try, Dad.”

Ryan chuckled and kissed the back of Jack’s neck. “We all know that’s a lie.”

The three of them laughed quietly in the dark, bodies pressed close, the scent of sex still lingering on their skin.

Whatever came next---college, new adventures, new men---they would face it as a family.

A very close family.


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