Chapter 64: Andrew the milk man (m)
"W-Wait! A-Andrew!" Andrew drew his attention up to the mirror, licking his lips as he pulled back so that he could make full, unbroken eye contact with Maxwell.
The man looked desperate. His eyes were watering. His fingers were white and clawed where they gripped onto the edge of the counter. His lips looked wet, and a little bruised and his legs shook.
Andrew grinned, and Maxwell’s watering eyes went wide.
"Do you hate what I’m doing? Do you want me to stop? What seems to be the problem, Maxy?" Maxwell’s cheeks flushed at Andrew’s teasing, deepening voice. Andrew licked his lips, his hands squeezing the flesh under them.
"I don’t hate it, but my legs are-"
"Oh, don’t worry. I’ll hold you up. Just sit back and enjoy it, Maxy. Are you at least enjoying it?" Andrew asked, doing his best to keep eye contact with Maxwell in the mirror, even if he wanted to turn his attention back to the task at hand. Andrew watched as Maxwell broke eye contact, his throat working as he licked his own lips.
"I-I like it. It’s embarrassing though." Maxwell’s voice was soft, and a little upset. Andrew couldn’t help the grin that broke across his face. Maxwell found this embarrassing? That was adorable. He squeezed the big, juicy flesh under his hands, liking how it filled his hands.
"Maxy, there is nothing to be embarrassed about. It’s just you and me." Maxwell swallowed and Andrew watched his every move. The way his fingers curled against the counter, his teeth nibbling on his lips, the way his eyes were darting towards the mirror and then away.
"I...don’t feel in control." Maxwell admitted and Andrew’s heart swooned.
"Oh Angel, I don’t want to make you uncomfortable even if you are enjoying this. Do you want me to stop?" Andrew asked. He would stop if he said so. Maxwell worried his lip longer, and Andrew glanced down when he felt Maxwell’s legs shake.
"I...I don’t know. It’s confusing and embarrassing. I don’t know if I like this enough to do it again, but I also don’t hate this." Andrew nodded, his gaze distracted.