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Every day he comes in through the door, tucks his keys on the hook, kicks off his shoes. Drops his suitcase by the couch, slings his jacket over the armrest. His socks make muffled thuds as he crosses from carpet to dust-scuffed white tile, his already loosened belt jangling with each step. By the time he’s reached the sink, Gihun’s jeans are at his knees.
Gihun likes to jack off in the kitchen, his bare ass pressed against the counter edge as he watches himself fist his anxious, leaking cock through the reflection of the ice dispenser.
Inho knows this, knows the exact fevered, blissed-out expression he makes right before he comes. He’s been watching him from above his fridge for the past four months.
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In hopes of finally completing the first draft of his novel, Mark decides to enroll in an intensive writing course. There, he meets Johnny. But when they first meet, he’s Professor Suh. And then John.
Johnny doesn’t expect much from another year of teaching creative nonfiction at the commuter branch of an otherwise fine college in suburban Ontario. But then Mark comes along. Bright-eyed, brilliant and endlessly curious to the point of pain, what begins as a mere nuisance soon morphs into something far more complicated.
Mark falls hard and fast. Johnny takes his time. But when he does give in, he's ready to give Mark everything.
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Mark never imagined he’d end up living in the Swedish meatball factory that just so happens to also sell furniture —but seven months in, life’s looking pretty good. He’s got his top five beds, he helps out with the recs and only two-thirds of the store’s furniture is chronically depressed.
It’s fine. It’s fine! It’s good. Just…a little dull?
But then comes Johnny Suh —tall, bumbling and by God, so offensively handsome —the store’s new hire for their semi-functional security sector —and suddenly Mark’s life takes on a shiny new semi-malicious purpose. Sure, sure, Mark can’t wait to get inside his standard issue cargos —but not before he gives the poor guard a house tour he will never, ever, ever forget.