“You are so damn gorgeous,” Stephen whispered with wonder and Xavier actually blushed. In the thrones of passion, he felt vulnerable. “Please,” he cried out, wanting to reach that inevitable end. “I need to come.” “Hold on, baby,” Stephen muttered sitting, and lifted Xavier so that he was sitting on his lap. In that position, Xavier swayed his hips, controlling the movement. He automatically wrapped his hand around Stephen's waist and buried his head in the crook of his neck. He took a deep whiff just as his muscles began clenching around Stephen's length. “Fuck!” Stephen grunted, feeling a rush so familiar pool in his balls. There was no way he could stall the fall. He shot his seed in the condom, coming with a shudder. He threw his head back and cried in pleasure, while his hands which were loosely gripping Xavier's waist tightened. Both men heaved heavily, riding out their orgasm and at that moment nothing else mattered but the two of them. Their fight was practically non-existe
The following morning in the nerd's mansion, the pregnant wife was busy preparing breakfast for her husband after giving their housekeeper a day off, while the said husband snored his life away since it was a weekend. “Sleepyhead,” Alicia called, placing the tray of food on their nightstand and climbed on the bed, straddling Theo's lap. She then began scattering kisses on his sleeping face. “Wake up.” She whispered intermittently.“Ugh,” attempted to turn but the heavy weight on top of him locked him in place. “Let me sleep, woman.” He croaked, squinting one eye open. “I made you those muffins you love so much.” That got Theo opening his eyes fully. Though he prided himself in being a good cook, he respected Alicia's muffin recipe. And apparently it was self-taught after experimenting with various recipes. “Now, that's not fair.” He groaned. She knew he couldn't resist the damn muffins. “I never said I play fair.” She laughed at his annoyance. “Plus, I needed to get you out of bed
Theo looked constipated. He clutched onto Alicia's hand too tight, the first responders had to ask him to loosen his grip. By then, Alicia was groaning painfully, but she still had time to ask them to let Theo be and that he was just worried. “Do something, she is in pain.” He almost yelled. He kept eyeing her belly as if he expected it to flatten any minute. Only the heavens knew how freaked out he was for his wife and unborn babies. They were just six weeks away. “Keep calm, sir,” one of the guys tried, but the glare that Theo shot him didn't need any verbal words to enforce its harshness. “I am not going anywhere, baby girl.” He assured his moaning and thrashing wife. He didn't need to be a medical expert to tell that her pain was increasing rapidly. He glued his eyes on her. He tentatively used one of his hands to wipe away the stray tears which had begun rolling down her cheeks. At a point, Theo had to ask about the babies and though he was assured that they were okay, he insis
“How is she?” Xavier tried not to sound anxious, but he couldn't hide his panic despite many efforts. Theo let out a heavy breath and pocketed his hands helplessly as his family stared at him, expecting an update. “Doctor Mason is about to take her to the delivery room.” He said casually, though his voice wobbled at the end. He then zeroed his gaze on Hilda, “do you think you can be in there with her?” He asked pleadingly. “Mason thinks that I am too panicked and will probably do more harm than help in my state.” He added quietly.“Of course, baby.” Hilda accepted without hesitation. “It would be an honor.”“Then I suggest you go in there and get scrubbed.” He pointed the way he had just come. Hilda began moving and then remembered she was still clutching to her handbag. She stopped and tossed it to Martin, who caught it expertly. She picked in her strides and just when she was about to disappear through the closed doors, Theo called out. “Mum,” Hilda turned with a kind smile. “Please
“They are taking too long,” Theo whined, pulling on his hair. And though Xavier and Martin had done everything to help him relax, they too were getting worried. Hilda should have come out hours ago. Unless, of course, they developed a complication. “Something is seriously wrong,” Theo growled impatiently, beginning to pace after he had asked like the right nurse who had given him the same bullshit. 'Everything is going okay sir and soon someone will be out to brief you.'“I am with him, dad, mum should have come out by now.” Xavier rasped, pointing at his brother. Martin sighed for the umpteenth time. He wasn't about to admit he felt the same way because it would just throw his sons into chaos, and he didn't know how he would handle it. “You heard the nurses, let's not jump ahead of ourselves and wait.” Theo scoffed. “Don't forget, this isn't a normal birth, so I am sure doctor Mason is taking his time to ensure the safety of my grandkids and my daughter-in-law.” Martin's words seeme
Theo spent the next few days beside his wife, begging for her to come back to him. Though doctor Mason tried to persuade him to go home and rest, the nerdy billionaire claimed that he would only leave after his wife woke up. Luckily, after four days, Alicia woke. She was still weak but conscious. The first thing she asked about was her babies. Theo was quick to assure her that she had nothing to worry about because their boys were fine. She still insisted on seeing them. Doctor Mason had them wheeled to get a room just for a few minutes, and it was enough for the anxious mother to see for herself that she had nothing to worry about and instead to concentrate on her healing. Xavier was the happiest when he got to learn that he would be naming one of them. “I will name him Zachary.” Xavier decided. He went ahead and explained that he had always planned to name his son that if he ever got one. “It's a good choice.” Hilda praised. Alicia and Theo loved the name too, which left Martin w
Stephen was a mess. He had been since the last time he saw Xavier. At first, he had assumed it would get better with time but after almost one and half months, he couldn't function properly. He had barely gotten out of his house and even eating had become a problem, which resulted in considerable weight loss. For days, he has been stalking Xavier on social media, and he got to learn that Alicia had given birth. The issue was: that Xavier didn't post anything personal. Just a few stories on his feed about his nephews. Stephen had contemplated picking up his phone and calling the man a few times, but he didn't trust himself to handle the rejection he knew waited for him if he dared call. All he could do was stare at their pictures in his gallery and the precious enhancement ring that Xavier had given him. He still had it. In fact, it was his prized possession, and he didn't know if he would ever be ready to part with it. “How I miss you.” He whispered, tracing Xavier's laughing face w
Stephen knew better than to tempt Hilda Cavill. The woman was a force to reckon with. He hurriedly dressed in the clothes she had chosen for him and sauntered back into the kitchen. The drifting aromas assaulted his nostrils from the stairs, making his stomach ramble. “Sit,” Hilda ordered. Stephen did as he was told, and the fussing woman served him a plateful, demanding he empty it. Without protesting, Stephen dug in. It was the most delicious meal he had ever had to his starved stomach. Though he took a while, he eventually cleared the plate. Hilda gave him an encouraging smile before serving him a freshly squeezed watermelon juice. She knew it was his favorite. He couldn't have been more grateful. Hilda, put the used utensils in the dishwasher before leading him to the messy living room and sank beside him.After a brief silence, she blurted. “What happened?” Stephen didn't have to ask her to elaborate. He knew exactly what his ex-fiance's mother wanted to know. He was surprised