Massage and Happy Ending! - Gay Erotic Stories of Extreme Sex for Mature Men

Manuel García

Sinopse

Manuel García’s stories are about men who exist in the real world—silent, virile, sometimes rough, yet capable of sparking desire with a touch, a glance, a brush of skin. His narratives unfold in concrete settings: rooftops, balconies, apartments, city streets. Lust arises from tension, challenge, and contact, transforming ordinary moments into encounters charged with power, need, and anticipation. This is virile eroticism at its purest: men desiring men, without sentimentality, without compromise.

The title story captures a summer afternoon turned unforgettable. On a sun-drenched balcony, a naked man receives a massage while another watches, half-eager, half-patient, sunbathing in the breeze. The city hums below, the sea splashes in the distance, and the scent of oil and skin fills the air. What begins as a simple ritual of relaxation evolves into an intricate dance of touch, desire, and mutual exploration, where hands, lips, and bodies communicate what words cannot.

Fingers slide over muscles, caressing, pressing, teasing. Cock and hand meet in delicate, deliberate rhythm. Eyes closed, breath shallow, bodies slick with oil and heat, they move in unspoken agreement—touch, taste, and scent blending into a silent language of lust. The sun warms skin, the city continues its indifferent rhythm below, but here, above it all, pleasure is measured in glances and the press of hands, in the exquisite tension between restraint and surrender.

Massage and Happy Ending! leaves an echo of desire that lingers like a whisper on the skin, a subtle heat in the memory, a promise that in the right hands, even the simplest moments can become unforgettable.

Disponível desde: 29/08/2025.

Comprimento de impressão: 70 páginas.

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