The Hidden Ones: Resurrection - 30. Flying

---Ryder---

As Teddy came back to bed and cuddled up close to me I couldn’t help but look at the new pictures that decorated our night table. I couldn’t help but smile at the one from the camp fire. That was only like a week after we started talking, and he was already that into me? I used to think it was a joke, that he was pranking me or something, but now look at us.

I let out a deep breath as my eyes shifted over to the other picture. I haven’t seen a picture of my dad since I was eighteen years old. If he could talk to me I wonder what he would say now. I wonder what he would think of what I’ve become. Either way I’m safe now. I’m with family now. I had a real Christmas for the first time since I was four years old. And I wouldn’t change a thing about it. Not even pissing off Oli!

Teddy drove me absolutely insane the next few days as he tried desperately to make up for all the work he’d miss. I guess it’s just something I have to learn to accept about him. I mean he said he’ll change after vacation anyway. He’s always stayed true to his word, right?

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“Why the hell did we have to get up so early?” Oliver complained, as we loaded up the van service with luggage.

“It was the easiest time to get a flight out.” I shrugged. “You want to travel? Welcome to traveling.”

Oli rolled his eyes and climbed into the van, eager to just get back to sleep. “You ready?” I asked Teddy as the rest of his family took their seats.

“As I’ll ever be.” He shook his head, following me into the car.

The ride there wasn’t bad at all, for the most part everyone just slept! However getting through the airport was torture! I’ve traveled thousands and thousands of times in my life but I’ve never seen a family so disorganized! Constantly fighting and bickering. At one point Harry just handed it all to me, knowing I’d get it done ten times faster.

“Alright.” I exhaled, as everything got where it needed to me. “Let’s just get to the plane.”

“That’d be helpful if you’d just tell us what airline we’re using.” Teddy bit, cranky from the morning events.

“You don’t need to know.” I shrugged, keeping my little secret and leading them towards the small private section of the airport.

“I’m going up in the sky, I deserve to know.” He demanded, keeping his eyes on me.

“I’m sorry you feel that way.” I exhaled, still refusing to give in.

“Why’s it a secret anyway?” Oli groaned.

“Just is.” I shrugged as we finally reached a counter by a door. “Hey, we have a flight for eight this morning.”

“Ah, Mr. Sullivan, long time no see.” A man called out from behind us. “Your plane should be ready for you to board.”

“Your plane?” Oli cautiously repeated.

“Roger.” I nodded turning around. “You’ll be flying us today?”

“Yes sir, so I better get preparing.” He forced a smile and looked everyone over. “This is a much better looking group than your usual crew.”

“Usual crew?” Teddy repeated as the pilot began to walk away.

“He means the band.” I dismissed, handing the receptionist our tickets. I pretended to be focused for a minute or two as Teddy stared me down, awaiting a better explanation.

“Alright Mr. Sullivan and company, just follow me and we’ll get you onboard.” The receptionist smiled, before opening a door that led to the runway area.

“See Oli, isn’t this cool?” I asked, as we looked out at dozens and dozens of planes.

“You’re not getting out of it.” Teddy warned, continuing to stare me down.

“Let’s just get settled first.” I groaned.

“Ryder, is this safe?” Mrs. Haner began as one after another the family began to voice their concerns.

“Completely.” I shook my head. “I’ve flown thousands of times. Trust me, we’ll be perfectly fine.”

“In that thing?!” Oli gulped as he saw the size of the small plane.

“Yes in that thing.” I confidently nodded my head. “It’s safer than commercial planes.”

“Says who?” Teddy rolled his eyes.

“Me.” I held my head high as we finally reached the stewardesses.

“Mr. Sullivan.” One of them smirked. “I didn’t think we’d be seeing you for a long time.”

“I’m sure you’ve been busy all the same.” I tried my hardest to smile back.

“Of course.” One of them nodded before observing the family. “And who are these beautiful people?”

I let out a sigh and nodded my head. “This is my boyfriend Teddy and his family.” I introduced. “Guys these are my stewardesses Carol and Jane.”

“Boyfriend?” Jane echoed. “Did hell freeze over?”

“Very funny.” I grumbled, picking up my bag and starting to ascend the stairs.

“Ryder take a lot of guys on tour with him?” Teddy pried, trying his hardest to get a good idea of what I was up to in our time apart.

Carol looked to Jane as she started to laugh. “If you mean his bandmates, sure.”

“Yeah?” Teddy continued, letting his family board before him.

“Yup.” Jane nodded. “He was either asleep, or, um,”

“Let’s just say the plane wasn’t the only thing getting high during his trips.” Carol rolled her eyes. “But we hear that’s all in the past. We don’t even have alcohol on board today.”

“Lucky me.” I groaned as Teddy finally started to climb the small staircase.

“You don’t need that when you have me.” Teddy teased with a proud smile.

“I need that because I have you.” I rolled my eyes, as Oli ran all over the plane.

“Okay, this is so fricken cool!” He announced, exploring all the different drawers and cabinets.

“Help yourself.” I said more than happy to change the conversation. “I had it stocked with candy and soda for you guys.”

“For us, or for yourself.” Teddy exhaled as Oli pulled out can after can.

“Little of both.” I forced a smile.

“And you’re sure this is safe?” Mrs. Haner double checked.

“It’s fine.” Harry spoke up as they both took their seats. “Can everyone please stop stressing him out? He set this all up, and pulled us through the airport. The least we could do is let him relax.”

“It’s fine,” I dismissed. “It’s totally fine to be afraid of flying.”

“I’m not afraid.” Oliver proudly announced. “It’s going to be fun!”

“I agree with my dad.” Teddy decided, grabbing my hand and pulling me away from them. “You deserve a rest.” He exhaled, forcing me into a seat and sitting down next to me.

“You’re just happy because you heard I never took guys up in this thing.” I grumbled, watching as Oli sorted through snacks.

“And why didn’t you?” Teddy asked, trying to learn as much as he could.

“Because no one ever meant enough to take around the world with me.” I shrugged.

“So you did have relationships after me?” Teddy poked with curious eyes.

“So that’s what this is about?” I groaned. “Can’t we just leave that stuff in the past? This is just going to end in a fight.”

“No it won’t.” Teddy insisted. “Now come on, how many boyfriends did you have?”

“I’m pretty sure we’ve been through this.” I complained. “Relationships that lasted over three weeks? None.”

“None?” Teddy repeated with a surprised look. “How many under?”

“A lot.” I confessed in a quiet breath. “But I usually threw them aside within the first week or two. If the first date sucked I never texted them back, and if we even made it to the second, well by then I was already checked out.” I sighed. “None of them were you.”

“Nice recovery.” Teddy smiled, taking it surprisingly well.

“Wait,” I let out. “How many guys did you date between when we broke up and got back together?”

“I wasn’t a rock star.” He shrugged.

“Theodore.” I scolded, beginning to stare him down.

“Like five, maybe six.” He rolled his eyes. “But none of them were you.” He teased as he tried to mock my voice.

“Oh.” I exhaled, thinking it over. Five or six? I guess that’s not a lot for thirteen years, but still, I just thought he’d have been like me.

“Only one lasted longer than a month.” He explained. “And after medical school I stopped dating completely.”

“We thought he was going to die alone!” My mom shouted from the front of the plane.

“Mom!” Teddy shouted like a child.

“Not her fault you two suck at whispering.” Harry defended.

“All of Teddy’s old boyfriends were stupid anyway.” Oliver chimed in. “They would just try to get rid of me.”

“Surprising.” I teased, drawing a laugh from Teddy.

“Watch yourself Sullivan.” Oli warned, looking back at me. “I still haven’t gotten my revenge.”

“I’m shaking.” I giggled.

“You were scared Christmas night.” Teddy swayed his head. “You were practically begging me not to tell him.”

“You’re dead.” Oli mouthed as the pilot and stewardesses climbed onto the plane.

“Hello everyone,” Carol began as Oli rushed to sit with us.

“No.” Teddy whispered. “Go sit with mom and dad, we’re on vacation.”

“They’re boring.” He whined. “I want to sit back here.”

“It’s fine.” I sighed as Teddy looked over to me.

He rolled his eyes but stayed quiet as Carol ran through all the safety procedures. The longer she went on the tighter Oli gripped his seat.

“It’s not too late to go sit with mom.” Teddy advised as Oli looked back towards their parents.

“I’m fine.” He lied as fear began to drip into his eyes.

“Neither of us are holding you if you start crying.” Teddy shrugged, as Oli quickly stood up. “And then there were two.” Teddy teased, as Oli unbuckled himself and ran back towards their parents.

“He’ll be fine.” I rolled my eyes, but the second the plane started to move I noticed him lean into his mother. I’ve seen Oli act childish and maybe even bratty, but never actually like a kid. I’ve never seen him reach out for his mom, or grab onto her. Yet there he is. A stark reminder of how young he actually is.

As the plane took off I saw him hiding in his mother the best he could. “Glad he didn’t sit back here?” Teddy provoked as I slowly nodded my head. “He’ll be okay.” Teddy nudged as he laid his head against my shoulder.

I closed my eyes and tried my hardest to fall asleep, but every now and again a slight whimper or complaint would escape from Oli. “Ryder,” Teddy moaned as I went to stand up. “Where are you going?”

“Bathroom.” I lied as I rose to my feet. “Hey.” I let out as I reached the aisle seat Oli was sitting in. “Why don’t you come look at the view with me?” He shook his head no and stayed tied to his mom. “Come on it’s not that scary.”

“For you maybe.” He forced out, refusing to move.

“I was really scared of flying at first too.” I exhaled. “It’s kind of freaky, it feels like you’re on a bus in the sky.” Oli nodded his head, but once more refused to move. “But then I learned it’s a lot safer than cars. Especially now that the planes are so fast.” Oliver loosened up a little bit but kept his hand on his mother’s arm. “Would I ever take you somewhere dangerous?”

“Would you?” Oli asked in a nervous voice.

“No.” I couldn’t help but laugh. “Come look out the window, it’ll make it better, I promise.”

Oli took a gulp before bravely rising to his feet and letting his mother go. “This is a bad idea.” Teddy exhaled, as he joined us.

“Why?” Oliver quickly asked, looking to his older brother.

“Because once you get comfortable you won’t leave us alone.” Teddy quickly recovered as he realized how scared Oliver was.

“See look,” I began, taking him to the window on the other side of the plane. “Everything is so small from up here.”

“Yeah.” Oli cautiously began, forcing himself to look out the window.

“You’ll get used to it.” I comforted, lightly rubbing him on the back. “After all, pretty soon we’ll be flying from city to city.”

He nodded his head once more, but didn’t take his eyes off the view. “Where are we?” He finally asked.

Teddy looked over to the giant map on the screen in the front of the plane. “Over Virginia.”

“Already?” Oli exhaled, starting to grow more and more comfortable.

“Yup, we’ll be there in another forty minutes.” I said, finally able to fully relax. “When I was your age it took over three hours.”

“Really?” He asked, unable to remove himself from the window.

“Yup.” I nodded as the plane began to bump.

Oli tightened up a little at first but the second the turbulence really kicked in I saw him begin to panic. “Teddy!” He shouted, before jumping into his older brother.

“You’re alright.” Teddy sighed as his brother clung to him. “It’s just turbulence.”

“It’ll pass.” I shrugged. “It comes and it goes.”

“You mean you knew this was going to happen?” Oli demanded, looking over to me.

“I knew it was going to happen eventually.” I answered as anger started to build in his face.

“And you let me that close to the window!” He cried out.

“You weren’t going to fall out.” I couldn’t help but laugh.

“It’s not funny!” He shouted, still hanging onto Teddy. “It’s scary.”

“You’re perfectly fine.” Teddy tried to comfort. “Mom, Dad, me and Ryder are all right here.”

“Whatever.” Oli muttered, pushing away Teddy and heading back to his seat.

“I think that’s Oliver talk for I love you.” I couldn’t help but tease as he made a face.

“I’m never getting on another plane again.” He pouted.

“Guess you’re staying in Florida then.” Teddy shrugged as we both headed back to where we were sitting.

“Good.” He scowled. “At least it’ll be far away from Ryder.”

“What’d I do?” I asked, looking back towards him.

“First my essay, now this.” He explained. “You’re a dead man walking.”

“Stop.” Harry warned looking over to Oliver. “He’s just forcing you to do things you’re not comfortable with.”

“Well maybe if I’m not comfortable with something I shouldn’t do it.” He grumbled and crossed his arms.

“That’s true for a lot of things, but not when it comes to living.” Harry shrugged. “You can’t live your life afraid to travel, or afraid to tell your brother you love him.”

“I’m not afraid.” He insisted.

“Then go tell Teddy you love him.” Harry provoked, forcing Oliver up.

“No, that’s okay.” Teddy quickly waived off. “He can stay up there.”

“Maybe I want to come back there now.” Oli shrugged, walking over and taking the seat across from us.

“Dad.” Teddy groaned as he threw his head back.

“Sorry boys.” Harry laughed. “That’s the way the cookie crumbles.”

“I swear to god,”

“Shh, your mother is sleeping.” Harry hushed, before turning around and putting headphones in.

“I’m taking a nap too.” I shrugged, leaning my head against the window.

As the plane began to shake a little more I saw Oli tighten up again. “Teddy.” He forced out.

“What?” Teddy sighed. “You’re perfectly safe.” As Oli began to nervously bite his lip Teddy got up and moved to the seat next to him. “Don’t say I never do anything for you.”

I couldn’t help but smile as I closed my eyes and nodded off to sleep. When I woke back up I found Oli’s head leaning against his brother as they both laid fast asleep. I couldn’t help but whip out my phone and take a quick picture of them. They’re going to kill me when they wake up, but I know they’d want it.

Getting off the plane, and to our ride was just as crazy as this morning! For such a nice and put together family, well they’re not at all organized! Especially since all Teddy and his mom do is butt heads about what to do next!

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Eventually we made it to the car and on our way to my house with only about thirty pictures taken of me! Whatever, if people wants pictures of me on vacation with my boyfriend they can have them. Let the media say whatever they want, before they know it I’ll be back on top.

As the van pulled up to the house hidden behind windy roads I could feel the shock of the Haner family explode out of them. They looked from the house to the ocean behind it, then right back to the house.

“This is it?” Teddy gasped as the car pulled up into the driveway.

“Yeah.” I slowly nodded, watching them carefully.

“You don’t own this.” Oliver nervously laughed as we all stepped out.

“Sure I do.” I shrugged. “I bought it when I was like twenty five. I bounced back and forth between this house and my beach house in California between tours.”

“Do you own a house that’s not on the beach?” Mrs. Haner asked, unable to remove her eyes from the sight.

I carefully thought it over before shaking my head. “Other than the house in the cemetery, no.”

“I, but you went to the beach for the first time when you were eighteen.” Teddy managed out as I grabbed two suitcases and led them towards the house.

“You saw how much I loved it back then.” I shrugged, reaching the front door. I guess the house is nice, but it really isn’t anything special. Thick woods covered the right and left side of the house guaranteeing as much privacy as possible. The beach led from the back porch right to the ocean, with a nice long dock reaching out from it.

The second the door opened I heard Oli shout in excitement. “Is that! That, that’s!” He shouted seeing the multi-platinum record which displayed in the foyer of the home.

“Broken Home.” I nodded my head. “You know, your brother was in the studio when I recorded most of those songs.”

“Cool.” Oli dismissed before rushing up to it. “Woh.” He exhaled, as the light reflected against it.

“It’s not that big of a deal.” I uncomfortably shrugged. “I don’t even know why I have it up.”

“You’re joking right?” Harry asked, shooting me a serious look. “That’s a pretty big freakin deal.”

“There’s more downstairs.” I exhaled, sending them both into a riot. “It’s in my studio.”

“Studio!” Oliver shouted at the top of his lungs. “You have to show me!”

“Guys!” Teddy scolded. “He’s exhausted, let’s let him rest.”

“I’m really not,”

“Ryder.” Mrs. Haner warned, taking a long look at me. “You pulled us through two airports, why don’t you go lay down for a while. These two can wait.”

“I, okay.” I nodded as a figure finally appeared in the foyer.

“Sorry sir, I didn’t expect you to fly in until later this afternoon.” The figure began.

“It’s fine.” I shook my head. “Haners, this is my housekeeper Max. Max, this is my boyfriend Teddy and his family.”

“Of course the diva has a housekeeper.” Oli remarked, taking full advantage of the moment.

“Excuse him.” Mrs. Haner bashfully laughed, making sure to discreetly pinch her youngest son.

“Do you mind showing them around while I go lie down?” I asked in a sigh.

“Sure thing sir.” He quickly nodded, as I grabbed a piece of luggage and Teddy’s hand and showed him to the stairs.

“You have a housekeeper?” Teddy asked as we made our way upstairs.

“Yup.” I said, more focused on getting to bed. “He cooks, cleans and looks after the place when I’m not around.”

Teddy shook his head as he thought it all over. “That explains a lot.”

“What’s that mean?” I asked, shooting him a cautious look.

“You know what it means.” He rolled his eyes as we entered the master bedroom. Framed guitars and awards decorated the massive room as a giant bed and T.V. sat on opposite sides.

“Ryder.” He gulped, looking around. “This is insane.”

“You should see the bathroom.” I couldn’t help but smile. I dropped the piece of luggage and let myself fall back onto bed. “That’s funny?” I began, placing a hand over my chest. “All of the sudden my heart feels so much stronger.”

“Save it.” He rolled his eyes once more. “You need to rest, and I need to unpack.”

“And after?” I couldn’t help but ask.

“You get to show your studio to my brother and dad.” He teased with a smile.

“And after?” I repeated in a faked sigh.

“Dinner probably.” Teddy giggled, pulling our two suitcases towards my dresser.

“That probably has some clothes in it, but just fit stuff where you can.” I exhaled, laying back.

“Yeah, I’ll do this while,” He began, but froze mid-sentence as he pulled open a drawer.

“Is it gross?” I asked, sitting up slightly.

“Something like that.” He forced out, pulling out a plastic bag with a white powder in it.

“Fuck.” I groaned, throwing my head back. “I told Max to make sure this place was clean, I-I swear that should be the last of it. I’ll go talk to him.”

“No,” Teddy shook his head. “It’s okay, I understand.”

“I swear to God I wouldn’t have taken you guys anywhere I thought,”

“Ryder,” He interrupted. “I’m serious. I understand.”

I forced a nod and took a closer look at the white powdery substance. I gulped hard as I felt my heart begin to beat. “Go flush it.” I instructed, quickly looking away.

“You have to.” Teddy ordered, standing over me. “I need to see you do it.”

“I, Teddy,” I began. “I don’t even want to touch it.”

“Ryder,” He nervously spoke.

“Alright.” I sighed, before he could say anything else. I stood up and with a shaky hand took it from him. “Told you the bathroom was special.” I tried to distract myself as we entered another big room with a big shower and Jacuzzi.

He nodded his head but didn’t say anything. I clutched the bag tightly over the toilet, before finally letting it go and slamming on the toilet’s handle. “I’m so sorry you found that, I” I went to apologize again but before I could Teddy gave me a deep kiss. “What was that for?” I breathlessly exhaled.

“I never thought I’d see you do that.” He shook his head. “I-I’m so proud of you.” He held me tightly as we both thought it over. “I’m sorry that you saw that.” Teddy began. “Never mind what I see, I-I want you to enjoy this vacation without any of your old demons haunting you.”

“Okay.” I accepted in a nod. “And I want you to enjoy this vacation without thinking of work, deal?”

“Deal.” Teddy smiled. As we broke apart and walked back into the bedroom I couldn’t help but roll him right down onto the bed with me. “Ryder!” He giggled.

“What?” I began, trying my hardest to play innocent. “I can’t possibly be the only one who needs a rest.”

“I guess I do need a rest.” Teddy sighed as he lay on top of me. “That’s really a shame though; I thought you pulled me down here for something else.”

“Oh yeah?” I asked in a sensual tone.

“Yeah.” He smirked. “But clearly you just want to rest.”

“I do.” I shrugged. “But I think you need a little attention, and I’m never one to leave you high and dry.”

“How are you such a good song writer, but so bad at this?” Teddy giggled, giving me a slow kiss.

“I don’t know.” I shrugged, breaking away and rolling on top of him. “But it was always good enough to get you.”

“Your looks are what got me.” He giggled as I stood up and quickly locked the door before throwing on some slow music and jumping back into bed.

“Hold on,” Teddy exhaled, trying his hardest to get a grip over reality. “Your heart really feels good enough?” He asked as I quickly nodded. “If it feels bad at any point you need to let me know, okay?”

“Yup.” I happily kept nodding. “But, considering my heart is weak I think you should do most of the work.”

“Yeah? What was your excuse when we were younger?” He teased as we both quickly threw our shirts off.

“I didn’t need one, you always took charge naturally.” I began, but couldn’t help but let out a breath as Teddy climbed on top of me.

“You bet your ass I did.” He proudly smiled as he laid a deep kiss on my lips. I let out another breath as Teddy slowly reached down and ran his hand over the front of my pants. “Someone’s ready to go.”

“You have no idea.” I exhaled as I slowly grinded into his hand. Before I knew it I felt the snap of my pants as he tried to rip them off of me.

He rolled off as I quickly pulled them down and kicked them off. Before he could even get his fully off I jumped onto him and began to kiss away. “What happened to letting me take control?” He forced out as I slowly began to kiss a line down his chest.

“You were moving too slow.” I teased as I looked up into his eyes, then right back to his chest. The second I reached his boxers and jeans I tried my hardest to pull them off completely. After an uncomfortable few seconds Teddy finally raised his hips and helped me to tear them down.

“Better?” He tried to tease, but before he could say anything else I reached out and slowly wrapped my fingers around him. I slowly stroked up his length then right back down, causing him to shake in anticipation. I repeated again and again as I felt him starting to jump to life. Finally I lowered my head and let my tongue start to do the work.

The second it reached his tight sack I heard a moan escape his lips. I carefully went from one side to another as the sensation caused him to tremble. I looked up and smiled as I saw waves of pleasure beginning to engulf his eyes. Without hesitation I picked my head back up and began to suck at his leaking tip.

As I worked my way down his long shaft I could tell I was rusty, but he didn’t seem to care. I carefully ran my tongue against his member as I went up and down the six inches. “Ryder.” He moaned as I continued to pleasure him. I ignored his moan and kept at it, trying my hardest to make it as enjoyable as possible.

As he slipped out of my mouth I began to lick at his organ once more, making sure to run from the base to the tip. After a few trips up and down I felt his hands trying to pull me up. “I forgot how gentle you were.” He forced out, finally getting his hands down to my hips.

“I think it’s your turn.” He decided as he delicately grabbed my erection and began to stroke it. I couldn’t even manage words as he pulled me down to the bed and rolled on top of me. Before I knew it I felt his tongue running my length. The second his hungry mouth engulfed me I let out a whimper of pleasure. The warmth of his mouth coupled with his hand gently rubbing my sack sent me right to heaven.

Without warning he let me drop from his mouth and slowly worked his way right back up to my head. “How’s your heart?”

“I, good.” Was all I could manage.

“Good enough to kick it up a notch?” He tempted with a devious smile.

“Yeah.” I quickly nodded, before leaning forward and stealing a kiss from his lips. “I’ve been waiting to ride you since,”

“Woh there.” Teddy interrupted. “With your heart?” He raised an eyebrow but only got a sigh. “Sorry but it’s my turn today.”

“It’s always your turn.” I complained, I went to sit up but Teddy shoved me back down to the bed. “The stuff’s in the front compartment of my suitcase.”

“Ryder!” He couldn’t’ help but laugh.

“What can I say? I knew the beach would give me strength.” I blushed as he dug into the pouch and found a bottle of lubricant and a pack of condoms.

“Sure thing Poseidon.” He rolled his eyes and crawled back on me. “Not so fast,” He warned as I reached to help prepare. “You lay back and enjoy, I’ll handle everything.”

“Fine.” I submitted as he hastily opened both items and quickly ripped a condom out. Once more I felt my body tense up as he fit the plastic glove around my member. I hate to admit it, but he was always slightly bigger than me. Not by that much, but enough to notice, especially the way he’s handling me today!

As his soft hand covered my organ with lube I couldn’t help but sigh. Then, watching him carefully massage his hole with the same hand, well I nearly lost it all on the spot.

“I could watch you do that all day.” I moaned as he slowly ran one of his fingers in and out of his tight pink hole.

“Yeah?” He sensually whispered, trying his hardest to make a show out of it.

“Yeah.” I nodded as he finally climbed back on top of me.

It took him a few tries to line it up, but the second his body accepted me it felt as though my body was transported to another planet. He slowly worked his way up and down as I fell back into ecstasy.

As I went to reach for his shaft he grabbed my hand and pushed it back. “Don’t worry about it,” He heavily forced out. “You’ve got me close as it is.”

“Me too.” I confessed as his tight wet insides worked their magic over me. I couldn’t help but moan at the pleasure I had been missing for so long. The pleasure only Teddy could deliver me. “I, okay, I,”

Teddy ignored my warning as he began to ride me faster and faster. “Teddy, I,” I tried once more but I could tell what he wanted. I laid back and tried my hardest to hold out for as long as I could. My feet began to tighten so much they hurt as pressure built from my base and sky rocketed out of me.

I let out a moan and had to bite down hard on my lip to stop myself from getting any louder. Waves of pleasure only seemed to intensify as I watched Teddy lose it as well. Loads of thick white juice pumped out of his six inches as he leaned back and enjoyed the oncoming orgasm.

When he finally climbed off of me I couldn’t help but shutter at how sensitive I had grown. “I haven’t had sex that good since Homecoming.” Teddy exhaled as he rested his head on my chest.

“I haven’t had sex since Homecoming.” I couldn’t help but laugh. “But I think that was the best I’ve ever had.”

“What can we say? We just know each other.” Teddy giggled, as we both enjoyed the orgasmic bliss.

We slowly fell asleep right there and then. When we finally woke up and showered I could tell things were different. That rekindling our romance was the final block we needed to break to get back to where we used to be.