Sixteen year old Jacob Smithson has quite a temper. He’s picked on by other kids because he likes boys, and recent fighting has kicked him out of public school. As a last resort, his parents have placed him in the St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Boarding School for Boys.<br><br>It’s at his first mass at St. Thomas where he sees Avery Dendritch, a senior who serves as altar boy during the service. When they meet, the attraction between them is hard to deny. The two become fast friends, and as the school year progresses, their friendship deepens into something more. For the first time, Jacob has found a place where he belongs ... and someone with whom he’s falling in love.<br><br>But the other students gossip about their growing relationship, and while Avery can ignore them, Jacob cannot. As the rumors and slurs start up again, can he curb his temper, or will his penchant for fighting get him expelled from St. Thomas, as well?

Without Sin

But there’s another part of him, the wicked part Jacob says he can see in his eyes, that likesthis. He likes making Jacob ache for him. He likes wanting him so bad that his dick throbs like it was crushed in a vicious hand. He knows when they finally doget past this point, it will be amazing, for them both. He wants Jacob’s first time to be memorable. Avery can’t even recall his first, and he sure as hell doesn’t want Jacob to ever forget about him.


At quarter to eight, Avery pulls away. “We better get going.” He flicks on the light before Jacob can protest.


Jacob’s shirt is open, his pants unzipped. He grips the seat of the chair as if he’s in danger of falling off. Avery suspects he’s closer to falling than he realizes.


Through his open fly, his white boxers are wet to an almost translucent shade. He’s leaning back in the chair, eyes shut. His breathing comes in quick, hurried pants. “Avery,” he whispers. “Please.”


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