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Zaria's fingers are slick with lube as she begins to prep him. One finger slipping inside. Then two to keep stretching him open.

"You're taking it like such a perfect boy, aren't you?" I murmur obscenely. "Such a good little slut for us."

"Yes, Princess,” he whispers breathless. "I'm your good boy. Claim my surrender.”

Zaria pumps into him gently—three fingers deep before she applies lubrication to her rigid shaft and Calil's hole. She positions herself at his entrance and pushes in inch by deliciousinch. Calil cries out his submission. His body arching as he grips the sofa pillow.

"You're taking me so fucking good, Daddy," Zaria growls as her hips begin to move. "You're such a good boy for me."

Chasing my own euphoric release—I straddle Calil in reverse cowgirl. My body sinks down onto his length. Zaria leans over and her lips finding mine. The tongue-tangling kiss is filled with passion as she begins to rock into Calil with long, deep strokes.

“Fuck, Lena—Princess you feel so good wetting me up while Z Baby fills me up,” Calil cries out.

his hips bucking up to meet my movements and Zaria's movements grow more erratic. Her breaths coming in short gasps.

“I’m so close, Daddy,” she moans as her hips slam against Calil's ass. "I'm going to fill you up with every drop of me."

A final powerful thrust sends Zaria cover the edge. Her body shudders as she empties herself into Calil. The sensation of Zaria filling him up causes Calil to cry out his own release. I feel him pulsing into me and flooding my insides.

“Princess, I'm cumming." he shouts, his body convulsing beneath me.

"Fuck, yes, Baby,” I moan, my voice breathless. "Fill me up, please. Give me every last drop of your seed."

I ride him through his orgasm until my own body convulses with waves of pleasure.

We collapse together in the afterglow. She reaches for Calil at the same time. Sweat-slick skin. Tangled limbs. Slow breathing.

“I love you,” Zaria whispers.

“Always,” I echo. “Forever.”

He kisses both of us gently. And I cry silently. Because for me, this doesn’t just feel like joy. It feels like finality. Like I’ve been given something so complete, so consuming, thatmy fragile body doesn’t know how long it can hold it without breaking. Outside, the rainforest breathes. Inside, so do we.

In this moment I’m fulfilled in a way that I’ve always dreamed of. But I know happiness this deep feels almost too beautiful to last.

The wheels touch down in Winston Hills just after sunset.

The landing is smooth. My body is not. The ache that’s been whispering all week is screaming now. It started as pressure in my chest mid-flight. A heaviness in my lungs. My bones felt like they were being wrung out from the inside.

I held it together because I refused to let my body be the reason Costa Rica ended in a hospital room. But the moment we stand to disembark, my vision blurs.

Calil reaches for my hand. “You good?”

I try to answer. The words don’t come. The pain hits like a wave—crushing. Suffocating.

“Take me to the hospital,” I manage to whisper.

Zaria’s face drains of color.

“Now.”

The ambulance ride is loud and bright and cold. Voices overlapping. Oxygen mask pressed to my face. Needles. Monitors. I hear words like severe vaso-occlusive crisis. Compromised lungs. Infection. Then a new one. Sepsis. I know what that means. I know before they confirm it. My body has been fighting or years. Tonight it’s losing.

My Parents make it to me first. Mommy is the first face I see clearly. She’s holding my hand like she used to when I was little. Sitting beside hospital beds that felt smaller back then.

Daddy stands at the foot of the bed with his Bible in hand. His body trembling.

“Bean,” Mama whispers, tears falling freely. “We’re here.”