SERIES: GASLIGHTING LIAM
(college, mast, big cock, auth, sub, jock, teasing, manipulation, cum denial, humiliation, feet, sweat, mindfuck, gym, gooning, straight to gay, pheromones, primal, sloppy, edging, condescension, anal orgasm, big sub small top, piss, cum play, brainwashing, public sex, armpit)
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CHAPTER THREE - COLLATERAL
The next few days blurred together.
Nothing major happened. Not really. The touching remained constant. More casual. Noah kept spotting him like they'd been gym buddies for years. Of course it was his job as a trainer: He'd grip his lower back, sometimes his thigh when adjusting Liam's posture. It just wasn't weird anymore.
Noah texted more too. Little things:
[Noah: "you hitting the gym today?"]
[Noah: "i swear imma hit my boss today, dude."]
[Noah: "saw some dude trying your wrist form. he's doing it wrong lmao."]
Liam never initiated. Not once. But when the texts came, he always replied. Always. It really felt like they were friends. and it was a nice change, human contact, you know?
Camila, on the other hand, had basically vanished. A cold "Busy." once. A "Talk later." another time. Nothing more. Liam stopped checking his phone for her. Stopped caring as much.
And somewhere along the way, he started looking forward to gym afternoons. Not just for the training. For the familiarity. For how it made his head shut the fuck up for a while.
One Thursday night, as Liam was racking up after a brutal arm day, Noah passed him by in his way to dump a bunch of used mats somewhere else:
"You doing anything Saturday?" he asked, casual.
"Uh... not really."
Noah grinned, wiping his jawline. "Parents are out of town. Thinking of throwing a party. Chill shit. You should come."
Liam hesitated. Social stuff wasn't really his scene. But before he could answer, Noah added--soft, like it was no big deal,
"Be good for you. Loosen up. Meet a few people. C'mon, man. Can't just gym and work forever."
That hit. A little too close to the truth.
"Yeah. Alright," Liam said, nodding. "Sure."
Noah's smile widened. "Bet. Bring whatever you want to drink. Starts around eight."
He clapped Liam's back--firm and friendly. "It'll be fun. Promise."
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Liam pulled up just past eight. The street was dead quiet. Porch light on. No crowd. No music thumping. Not exactly the "party" vibe he'd pictured. But whatever. He wasn't about to back out now. He headed up and knocked once before nudging the door open.
Inside was calm. Too calm. Low hip-hop from somewhere deeper in the house. Lights dim. Smelled like weed, and something almost woodsy--probably whatever candle Noah had burning.
Noah appeared from the kitchen in a loose tank and shorts. A little flushed, like he'd been running around setting things up.
"Yo!" His grin was bright. "You made it."
"Yeah." Liam stepped inside, hands in his pockets.
Noah looked past him like he expected more. "Didn't bring anything?"
Liam blinked. "Nah... I don't really drink."
Noah grinned, shaking his head. "Okay, see--I told you to bring something because I didn't think you'd be that guy. The 'I don't really drink' guy." He pointed toward the kitchen. "Don't worry. I'll fix that."
Liam smirked, a little defensive but playing along. "Didn't realize there was an entrance exam for your fake party."
"Oh shit." Noah grinned wider. "Look at you. Finally giving me some attitude."
For once, Liam didn't overthink it. It was easy. Comfortable. Fun even.
Noah nodded toward the back room. "C'mon. Everyone's out back."
Liam followed him into what looked like the den. But... it was empty. Two chairs. A low couch. Coffee table with a grinder, a wrap, and a half-rolled blunt.
Liam paused. "Where is everyone?"
Noah shrugged like it wasn't a big deal. "Couple bailed. Other dudes had some shit to do. You know how people are." He flopped down on the couch, grabbed the wrap, and finished rolling it. "Don't worry. People've been trickling in. We'll probably meet up with them later or something."
Liam nodded slowly. Something felt off but... whatever.
"You ever smoke?" Noah asked, licking the paper shut.
"Uh. No." He answered honestly.
Noah's eyes shot up. "Never? Like--not even once?"
"No."
"Dude. How? Aren't you, like, a hundred?"
Liam cracked a real grin. "Shouldn't you respect your elders then?"
"Guess so." Noah flopped down onto the couch, kicking off his sneakers. His socks hit the floor with a soft thud.
The second he did, the air changed. Liam caught the sharp, heavy scent of sweat--Noah's. Not just gym sweat. Stale, masculine, ripe.
His throat burned.
"Dude," Liam muttered before he could stop himself. "Your feet fucking reek".
Noah smiled without looking over. "Yeah, man. I had a run earlier. Didn't shower. You'll get used to it."
Then, as if it was nothing, Noah grabbed the blunt and lit it. He took a slow drag, then passed it over.
Liam took the blunt, feeling weirdly nervous. He hesitated, then brought it to his lips, copying what he'd seen in a thousand movies. Big inhale.
Fuck maybe that was too big.
The smoke hit his throat like fire. He coughed hard, nearly doubled over, eyes watering instantly.
"Shit--" he rasped.
Noah was already laughing, reaching over to pat his back. "Knew that was coming. Rookie mistake."
Liam waved him off, still coughing.
"Here." Noah grabbed a plastic solo cup off the table. "Drink. Now."
Liam took it without thinking. The second the liquid hit his tongue, he realized how strong it was. Vodka. And not a little.
"Jesus--" he coughed again, wiping his mouth.
Noah just grinned. "Told you I'd fix the 'I don't drink' thing."
Liam shook his head, air finally settling in his lungs. "What the hell's in this?"
"Stuff." Noah smirked. "Don't ask questions."
He leaned back, watching Liam with that same easy grin--the kind that made it all seem casual. Friendly.
Take another hit when you're ready," Noah added, nodding toward the blunt. "Go slow this time. Unless you're trying to cough up a lung again.
And just like that the night eased into a rhythm.
They passed the blunt a few more times, the couch sinking deeper beneath them. The drinks kept flowing. Liam stopped keeping track of how much he'd had--two glasses? Three? It didn't matter. He felt good. Warm. Muscles loose. Head quiet for once. The buzz wasn't that heavy. More than enough to soften the edges of things.
He couldn't remember the last time he'd let himself relax like this. No pressure. No awkward small talk. No worrying about saying the wrong thing.
Noah made it easy.
The conversation kept rolling--music, gym shit, random TikToks Noah pulled up, a few trash-talking jokes about people they both knew from the gym. Liam even caught himself laughing out loud a couple times.
It felt... good.
Until the topic shifted.
Noah leaned back, stretching his arms across the back of the couch. His knee bumped Liam's thigh but he didn't move.
"Man, I'm gonna ruin that girl tomorrow." His grin was sharp. Lazy. "Ashley's been fucking teasing me all week."
Liam chuckled, keeping his drink close. "Yeah?"
"No, seriously." Noah's voice dropped a little. "She keeps sending me these fuckin' videos on Snapchat. Like--her riding a toy. Mouth open. Legs shaking. Begging for the real thing."
Liam shifted in his seat. Heat flared in his chest. The alcohol made it worse.
"Last time we hooked up," Noah continued, "I had to stop halfway through. She can't even take it all. Too fucking big for her. You saw."
His grin turned cocky. "Locker room. Remember?"
Liam's stomach tightened. "Uh..."
Noah didn't wait for an answer. "She tried to deep throat me. Couldn't even get past the head. Was fucking drooling all over herself."
Liam swallowed hard. The room felt small, suddenly.
He cleared his throat. "Uh--hey. You, uh... heard from the other people? You said more were coming."
Noah blinked, like he had to pull himself out of the thought. Then waved it off. "Oh, yeah, yeah. Don't worry about it. They're coming"
He said it too quickly. Too casual. Like he'd already decided it didn't matter.
Liam hesitated. The room was too quiet. No other voices. No footsteps. No extra cars in the driveway when he'd arrived. They had been at it for like, what? Two hours and nothing? Weird.
But he just nodded. "Right."
Noah grinned and leaned in, bumping Liam's shoulder with his own. "Man, don't stress. It's not that deep. We're chillin'. You're having fun, right?"
Liam nodded again, slower this time. "Yeah. It's good."