Off Campus by Amy Jo Cousins
Author:Amy Jo Cousins
Language: eng
Format: azw3, mobi
Tags: Romance, Contemporary, Gay, Fiction
ISBN: 9781619223936
Publisher: Samhain Publishing
Published: 2014-12-29T18:30:00+00:00
Chapter Eleven
In the end, they pushed and pulled and argued (politely, because they were still at the stage where they mostly wanted to get naked and get off every night and it was really hard to get mad at or disagree with the guy who had your dick in his mouth) their way to a compromise.
Tom refused to budge on increasing his exposure on campus and Reese was on lockdown on the need to be open about the two of them being together. But half an hour into the tenth rehash of the same argument in one week, on a library break between blowjobs and other naked playtime fun stuff, one of them, they couldnât remember who later, said the one thing that unlocked the door to a different option.
Whoever it was who said it had just tossed his bag, heavy with books, onto the end of one of their beds before following it with a full-body flop and a loud groan.
âThank God we live off campus and donât have to deal with those assholes all the time.â
At which point someone had pulled the other personâs pants off and helped him forget the outside world with a blowjob. Now, sweat cooling on flushed skin, heartbeats returning to a slow and steady thump, the threat of losing the hottest fucking sex of his life because he wouldnât walk across campus holding Reeseâs hand hanging over his headâ¦
He couldnât do it. Wouldnât walk on campus withâ¦
Wait.
âWe live off campus.â
Reese looked up from playing with the fine blond hairs on Tomâs fingers. His hair was a tangled mess, matted between his head and the pillow. He raised his eyebrows.
âOff campus.â
âAnd?â
âWhat if.â The butterflies in his stomach became kickboxers. âWhat if I was out, but only here?â
âTell me more.â Reese squeezed Tomâs fingers between his own, their knuckles rubbing sharply against each other.
He was still figuring this out himself.
âHere. At Perkins. We could be more, I donât know, like everyone else. Leave our door open when we study. Talk to our neighbors.â
âHang out in the living room.â Reese got where he was heading with this.
Jesus. The idea of heading back to that room where everyone in the house had last watched him walk out hand-in-hand with Reese.
Fuck.
âRight. The living room. And we could be, you know.â
âTogether.â
âYeah. I could be out, here, and keep my head down on campus.â
âYou know thereâs no guarantee that someone here at Perkins wouldnât take your picture, right? Sell it to a tabloid. You, hand-in-hand with your boyfriend.â
He knew that Reese said the word boyfriend with a curl of his lip and a lick of his tongue, like he wanted to make out with that word, every time. Thatâs what Tom knew.
âYeah. But thatâs already a risk. And nobodyâs taken any naked pictures of me in the shower yet, so maybe I can try not to worry about that.â
âExcept me.â
âWhat?â
âNobodyâs taken any naked pictures of you in the shower but me.â
âWhat?â
âIâm just saying.â The Groucho Marx eyebrow wiggle was a nice touch.
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