Ted MacTaggart's overbearing father is still trying to control his life, even from the grave. His will insists that, in order to inherit the family company, MAC Superior, Ted must be married by his twenty-fifth birthday -- and the marriage has to be "real." As in the board of MAC has to sign off on it.<br><br>Ted could fight the will, but then the handsome, artistic Ryan Costa, an old friend from school days walks back into his life, offering to be his groom-of-convenience. Ted draws up the contracts and Ryan, who has family medical bill problems, agrees gladly to the terms. Ted, emotionally walled off and afraid of his attraction to Ryan, also suggests they should keep their relationship strictly professional. Caring for people has always proven a weakness for him. Now isn't the time to start.<br><br>It's not long before Ryan's charm breaks through Ted's walls, but Ted isn't his own worst enemy in this case. Other forces are vying for MAC Superior, and even when their relationship is becoming the real deal, its shaky foundations land Ryan and Ted in trouble.

Poor Little Rich Boy

“Look at you…” Ryan pushed himself up onto all fours, then scooted upward, lifting Ted’s ass as he went. Ted naturally wrapped his legs around Ryan’s middle. Ryan went with it until he could go no farther, his hard cock pressing against the side of Ted’s desperate one.


Ted rocked, trying to get more friction off it.


“Shh,” Ryan pinned Ted’s hip with one hand. “A little squirming is okay, if you can’t help it. But no cheating.” He leaned down and kissed Ted, open-mouthed, tasting of precum and spit. He pressed against Ted’s balls, which were tight and hot and ready to nut, and Ted moaned into the kiss.


Ryan broke it off with a wet sound, then used one hand to pinch gently at Ted’s nip. Ted arched under him. Ryan asked, “I want to get to know your body.” He let go and rubbed the pad of his thumb against the hard pebble of it, back and forth.


Chapter 38