Page 33 of Touchdown

“Oh!Cody, that’s so good.”

The water is being pushed in and out of my ass along with Cody’s cock and it feels cold and huge inside me. It’s a strange sensation, but one that I find I love.

“You’re so beautiful like this,” Cody growls in my ear as he pounds into me. I have to scramble to keep my grip on the tree and prevent myself from being pushed headfirst into it. Cody adjusts my body slightly and the changed angle has him hitting my prostate on every thrust. My nerve endings come alight with pleasure, and I scream Cody’s name as I come, thoroughly grateful that there’s no one around.

Cody thrusts several more times before coming as well with a long moan. The two of us go limp in the water. I turn around after a few moments, smiling and pulling Cody in for a kiss.

“I hope no one heard us,” I whisper.

Cody chuckles. “If they did, then we’ll probably have lifeguards coming to save us at any moment.”

When no lifeguards appear, Cody wraps an arm around me and together, we go back to the honeymoon suite, collecting our clothes as we go.

We shower and tumble into bed together, already nearly dry thanks to the warm air. I rest my head on Cody’s chest and he wraps both arms around me.

“You know, I was thinking that when we get back, maybe we should get a dog.”

Cody lifts his head to look at me. “A dog?”

“Yeah. I know we’ve talked about how kids would mess with our careers too much at this point, but I’d love to have a puppy, or maybe even two.”

“I’ll happily adopt a whole litter of puppies with you, Luke. You’ll be a great fur dad.”

“So will you.”

We lie in companionable silence for a while, listening to the sounds of the ocean. We haven’t planned exactly what we want to do here while we’re on honeymoon, but I’m sure we’ll figure it out tomorrow. Right now, I just want to relax with my husband and relish in the fact that all the stress of wedding planning is over.

“I love you.”

“I love you too, Cody. So much. I know today wasn’t easy for you.”

“It wasn’t… but it was also the best day of my life. I was terrified the whole time that something would go wrong, but in the end, I think somewhere deep down, I always knew itwouldn’t. You’ll never betray me, Luke. I know that. It may take some time for my brain to realize as much, but I know it in my heart.”

I press a hand over Cody’s heart. “We’re meant to be, you and me. No matter what drives us apart, we always seem to keep coming back to each other.”

Cody leans in for another kiss. “And I wouldn’t have it any other way.”

“Me neither.”

We drift off in each other’s arms and fall asleep holding hands, lulled by the sounds of the ocean outside. I know here, by Cody’s side, is exactly where I belong.