(Sorry for the mistake in the last chapter guys. I forgot to add my transition of them walking back to Oscars)
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As our laughter subsided, I became acutely aware of Wells next to me, his cock still out and semi-hard. Our eyes met, a moment of tension crackling between us.
"We should probably stop winding him up now," I said.
Wells nodded, ""Probably, but first lets send him one of your arse."
Chapter 2
I hesitated, the request taking me by surprise. But the whiskey had lowered my inhibitions and I found myself saying. "Alright, fuck it," as I climbed on the bed and go on all fours, shimmying down my jeans down my arse.
"Thatta boy, Osc!" he laughed snatching up his phone and positioning it for the shot, "Hold your cheeks apart."
I reached back and did as he said, my heart was pounding out of my chest, even though it was just a prank.
"Got it!" Wells exclaimed triumphantly. He showed me the photo, I was surprised to see the curve of my back and my pink hole peeking through a frame of dark hair. I felt a flutter of excitement in my stomach seeing myself like that.
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I woke up the next morning, my head pounding and a mouth that tasted like death. I groaned, rolled over and nearly jumped out of my skin when I saw Wells passed out in his boxers on top of the duvet. Memories of the night before came flooding back - the pub, the prank texts, the dirty photos. Oh God, the photos.
I crept out of bed, careful not to wake Wells, and stumbled to the kitchen. I downed a glass of water and popped a couple paracetamol, leaning heavily against the counter. My mind raced as I thought about what we'd done.
I flumped myself down on the sofa and tried to recall the end of the night.
I remembered Wells getting me to take another picture saying, "Come on, Osc, just one more pic. Let's really give John something to wank over!"
Giggling drunkenly, I flipped onto my back and pulling my jeans off.
"Hold yourself open for me, mate. Really give him a good view," he had instructed.
Now, in the sober light of day, I felt a confusing mix of emotions swirling inside me. I felt sick at the thought of facing John after our prank.
Wells woke an hour later, we didn't talk about last night, he thanked me for letting him stay and quickly left. Great I'd fucked things up with him too.
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John picked me up like always on Monday morning at 7. I was sheepish, a knot in my stomach as I thought about whether or not to come clean. I couldn't meet his eyes, mumbling a quiet "Morning" as I buckled my seatbelt. John raised an eyebrow but didn't comment, instead launching into his usual chatter about the day ahead. I nodded along, only half-listening, my mind still reeling from the events of Friday night.
We arrived at the site and I immediately sought out Wells, needing to talk about what happened. I found him by the cement mixer, "Hey," I said, keeping my voice low. "I wanted to text you about Friday night-"
Wells held up a hand, stopping me. "I know, mate. It was a stupid prank. I looked back at what we sent and realised we got carried away." He looked genuinely guilty, his usual bravado gone. "I feel like a right tosser. John's a good bloke, he don't deserve that."
We both fell silent, around us, the site buzzed with activity - the whir of power tools, the clank of scaffolding, the shouts of the other workers.
As I hauled bricks and mixed mortar, my mind kept drifting back to those photos - Wells and John's dicks, the sight of my own hole on display. I felt a confusing mix of shame and...something else.
The day dragged on, the sun beating down on us as we worked. Wells and I orbited each other, always within sight but never quite connecting, both lost in our own heads. I was annoyed at myself, I'd fucked up this friendship I was forming with Wells and had been a prick to John.
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As the workday drew to a close, everyone started packing up their tools and heading for their vans, I helped load the tools into John's vans, keeping my eyes down, avoiding his gaze before climbing into the front watching as the others drove off.
He pulled himself into the drivers seat and looked at me, "Alright, out with it. What's been going on with you today? You and Wells have been acting strange all day."
I avoided his gaze. "It's nothing, really. Just a rough weekend, you know how it is."
John stared at me, clearly not buying it. "You guys have a fight?"
I shook my head. "Oscar, I know when something's up. I can't force you to tell me, but I might be able to help you."