His Best Friend's Dad's Best Friend: An MM Age Gap Forbidden Size Difference Romance

I fix broken things for a living. Roofs that leak. Walls that sag. My own hollow ache for someone to pin me down and fill every crack. But admitting that? Never. Not until this weathered cabin by the lake dragged me back home. Salt fog rolls in thick, hiding sins like mine.

He's been there my whole life. My best friend's dad's closest confidant. Towering frame that blocks the light. Hands like shovels, built from decades of hauling timber and guarding secrets. He mentors me on the repairs, voice gravel over thunder. Shows me how to brace a beam. How his body could brace mine. One accidental brush of his bulk against me in the narrow hallway, and my pulse hammers like a nail gun.

We clash in the attic first. Dust motes dancing as he looms over me, sweat tracing the ridges of muscle I shouldn't stare at. Storm hits that night. Candles flicker while rain lashes the windows, our faces breath-close, breaths mingling hot and ragged. By dawn, on the dew-wet dock, his silhouette swallows mine whole. He stretches me to breaking. Overwhelms every inch until I'm shuddering, spent, owned. But he's family. Untouchable. Except now his hunger mirrors mine.

This can't touch my best friend or his dad. Not their cabin legacy passed down like a vow. Not our small-town whispers that could turn to shouts. My control's the thinnest thread. He calls me boy, grips like he owns the ruin coming. What if one more night under him snaps it all?

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