Merry Cherry Christmas - Keira Andrews Page 0,40

thumped.

“So, yeah, totally want to bang each other,” Meg said. Max whipped his hand back, and Jeremy forced his eyes to her. Meg smiled cheerfully. “Arthur and Lancelot.”

“Right, yes,” Jeremy nodded. “And, um, what about Guinevere? Did she…” He tried to think of a way to end that question.

“Enjoy watching? Definitely. I have some threesome theories. Not that I came up with that, obviously. But my term essay in the new year will be about sex and Arthurian society.” She nudged Max. “Admit it. Law school will be boring AF compared to English lit.”

Max gulped from his coffee cup. “Yeah.” He laughed, but it was strained. Meg frowned, but then the bus rumbled into the bay, engine whining. They shuffled along and boarded, and soon enough they were on their way. Until they weren’t.

“If there’s a hell, it’s sitting in traffic,” Max grumbled.

Looking out the window of the packed bus at the multiple lanes of traffic crawling along, Jeremy chuckled. He had to admit he was enjoying every moment of his thigh pressing against Max’s in the confines of the packed Greyhound’s seats, which even Jeremy noticed seemed smaller than ever, especially with the people sitting in front of them putting their seats back. Meg sat a few rows up squished in with an old lady.

“Sorry it’s taking so long,” Max added.

“It’s not your fault there’s a closed lane.” As far as Jeremy could see, the 400 northbound was a parking lot, and they didn’t seem any closer to where the bottleneck actually was. “Trust me, it’ll be worth sitting in traffic all day not to be stuck alone.”

Max smiled. “I’m glad you’re coming. It’ll be fun. We’re big on Christmas.”

“I bet it’ll be nice on a maple syrup farm with the trees and snow.”

“It’s peak winter wonderland. We’ve never really been into the religious part of the holiday, but lights and decorations and cookies and all that? Hell yeah.”

“Didn’t you say you went to Catholic school?”

“Yeah, but just because that school board has a better rep in our area. In Ontario, there’s the public school board and the Catholic one, and you can go to either for free. So it’s not a big religious statement like it would be paying for a private school. I mean, my parents were both Catholic and I was baptized and all that. I went through the motions, mostly for my grandparents. My mom’s parents were really into it, especially after she died. They’ve passed away now.”

“I’m sorry.”

“It’s okay.” Max shifted with an exasperated sigh, his thigh pressing harder against Jeremy’s. “Sorry. I swear seats get smaller as most of us get bigger.”

“Uh-huh!” Whole leg tingling from the contact, Jeremy willed himself not to pop a boner.

“Wanna watch a movie?” At Jeremy’s nod, Max stood and grabbed his tablet from his duffel in the overhead. He logged into the wifi and passed Jeremy one of his earbuds before propping the tablet on his meaty thigh.

They went with a brainless action movie, and Jeremy was glad there wasn’t a ton of plot he had to pay attention to. Their legs were still pressed together, and now their shoulders too as Jeremy leaned in a bit to see the screen.

Oh my God, he smells amazing.

There was that faint whiff of coconut. Jeremy wanted to rub himself all over Max. Wanted to climb over his lap the way he had in his room and kiss him until he couldn’t breathe. It was like a genie had escaped its bottle and every nerve ending felt like a live wire. Could you die from being horny?

Because Jeremy had thought he was horny before, but now?

He gulped from his water bottle and reminded himself that he needed to keep it in his pants until after the holidays. He and Max were currently just friends. Although it would be amazing if said friend sucked him off again, Jeremy couldn’t deny it.

He shifted in his seat remembering the incredible sensations. He’d fantasized and jerked off, but the real thing was…wow. The pressure and wet heat felt better than he’d imagined.

He’d given a hand job and received a blow job. Tick and tick. Jeremy was pretty sure the first time wasn’t supposed to be that incredible, but maybe good things came to those who waited. He snorted at his own corny pun.

“What?” Max asked with a puzzled smile.

Jeremy blinked at the screen, where a car was screeching around the corner of a narrow European cobblestone street. “Oh, just how unrealistic movies can be.”

“Yeah,