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Waking up warm and sated, with his head on Reid’s chest and Reid’s arm firmly around his waist, was something Luke could get used to. Easily ( Read more... )

Texting with Reid had taught Luke some new things. They had been exchanging messages for more than a week now and while he thought he had gotten to know Reid quite well over the course of the summer, the texts showed a different side of Reid ( Read more... )

2 months later ( Read more... )

Luke was buzzing with nervous excitement. He felt his heartbeat in his throat when he walked from the beach to the house. His shift had ended 10 minutes ago and he'd packed his things quickly. He'd shouted goodbye to his colleagues and friends, declining their invite to come and hang out with them. When Casey had come up to him, wiggling his ( Read more... )

“Tell me about your new job?" Reid asked one night as they lay in bed, Reid's head pillowed on Luke's stomach. They had just completed two rounds of vigorous sex (but still without actual fucking) and were basking in the afterglow ( Read more... )

Hours later, Luke walked home, his mind replaying the night over and over. He felt a little giddy and couldn't stop smiling. When he came here to the beach, for the 4th year in a row, he never would have thought that he would meet someone like Reid. That he would end up having a summer fling with someone like him ( Read more... )

Reid woke the next morning feeling pleasantly relaxed. He yawned and stretched, before falling back into the pillows. He folded his hands behind his head and stared up at the ceiling. His thoughts went back to the night before, to the feel of Luke's body against his own, the way his mouth tasted, the feel of Luke's big hands roaming over his body. ( Read more... )

As it turned out, Reid really was waiting. It was 7.35 and Luke still wasn't there. Technically Reid knew Luke was only 5 minutes late, but to Reid it felt like he had waited for ages by now ( Read more... )

Thinking of Luke as a nurse didn't just turn Reid on. It also made him think about the hospital, about his job, his co-workers and his patients. It made him restless and he felt trapped inside the house no matter how beautiful it was. Of course, he didn't have to stay inside, but for him there was little appeal in taking the same walk over and over ( Read more... )