Erick Dantas and Taylon Soarez decide to take a few days off and escape to a paradise beach, far from the chaos and right by the ocean. They rent a beachfront apartment – modern, bright, and perfect for chilling out. They just forget one tiny detail: the place has only one queen bed – and the sofa bed is way too uncomfortable. On the first night, they try to laugh the situation off, but the vibe shifts the moment they lie down side by side. Taylon, who’s been secretly craving Erick for a long time, sees the perfect opening to make a move. With a teasing, mischievous grin, he drops a question that hangs in the air like a forbidden invitation: — “Never slept with a guy before, huh?” Erick chuckles, a little embarrassed, trying to hide how the question hit him. He says he’s never had “that kind of curiosity,” but his hesitation reveals more than his words. Taylon takes advantage of the space between them – shrinking by the second – to push some boundaries, starting slow, intimate touches that make it clear he’s not there to just sleep. Taylon’s touch sparks something new in Erick, who tries to hold back but ends up melting into the growing heat between their bodies. The apartment suddenly feels too small for the tension erupting in the bedroom, with the sound of the waves syncing perfectly with what the two friends start discovering in each other. In the end, what began as an innocent trip turns into a night of total surrender, unleashed desire, and pure, unapologetic filth. A story about friendship, temptation, and the irresistible chemistry that happens when two bodies – once just close – finally let themselves burn together.
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