Page 171 of Silent Damage

Best purchase ever.

I fuck him relentlessly, pumping his ass hard and fast, and if it weren’t for the gag, Gabe’s screaming would be shaking the walls.

He lets go of the chains, his hands flailing about beside him, and turns to Jell-O as I wreck him.

“I love you so much,” I thrust into him on each word, and suppress a laugh when I hear him try to mumble “I love you, too,” but it comes out as nonsense.

Gabe’s eyes grow wide, and he points at his dick.

Fuck. Yes.

“You gonna come hands-free for me, babe? Shoot your load all over your chest?”

Gabe nods, his eyes impossibly wide, and I pound him even harder.

This has been a wonderful discovery. Once I had the strength to pound the living daylights out of him, we found that if I hit the spot just right, I could make Gabe come just by fucking him.

Top-tier bottom, baby.

The scream from before comes back, rising to a crescendo, and I know he’s close.

“Happy—”

Thrust.

“Fucking—”

Thrust.

“Birthday!”

He blows his load on the last word and his body goes absolutely limp. I pull out and jerk my cock, watching his eyes flutter after such a fucking, and cover my mouth to muffle my scream as I shoot all over his torso.

We’re both panting as I untie the gag and kiss him.

“Happy birthday, babe.”

***

After I fucked the ever loving shit out of Gabe, I dropped him off at Maggie’s Diner to have lunch with his mom. She promised to keep him out for at least a couple of hours, giving me the time I needed to work on part two of his birthday gift.

It’s January, and there’s snow on the ground.

It’s not ideal, but the battery-powered heater should do the trick.

I complete the finishing touches on his gift, then check my phone.

“Shit.”

I scamper back to his Mom’s trailer to get the cake and everything ready. When I walk inside, Felix and Torren are there. “They’re going to be here in a moment,” I tell them.

“Oh shit.” Felix turns off the lights, and Torren looks around cluelessly.

“Where the hell am I supposed to hide in this place?” Torren asks.

“Just yell surprise when they walk in, babe.”

Thank God for Felix.