Unexpected

Finale

Sky gently laid Nani on the bed, their breaths mingling as they continued to kiss. His hands framed Nani’s face, his thumbs tracing delicate patterns along his jawline, while Nani’s fingers tangled in Sky’s hair, pulling him closer.

“Sky…” Nani whispered, his voice trembling with emotion. “You’re everything to me now.”

Sky’s lips moved to Nani’s neck, placing soft kisses that sent shivers down Nani’s spine. “And you’re my world,” Sky murmured against his skin, his voice deep and laced with passion. “I’ve wanted this for so long, Nani. You have no idea.”

Their bodies pressed together, fitting perfectly as if they were made for each other. Sky’s hands roamed down Nani’s sides, exploring every inch of him with reverence and care. Each touch felt electric, a culmination of months of unspoken desire and growing love.

Nani responded with equal fervor, his hands slipping under Sky’s shirt, feeling the warmth of his skin and the strong lines of his muscles. He pushed the fabric up, and Sky pulled away briefly to tug the shirt off, revealing his toned chest. Nani’s eyes roamed over him, admiration and affection evident in his gaze.

“You’re so handsome,” Nani breathed, his cheeks flushing as Sky smirked.

“And you’re irresistible,” Sky replied, leaning down to kiss him again. This time, the kiss was slower, deeper, filled with an unspoken promise.

As they shed the barriers between them, they took their time, savoring every moment. Sky worshipped Nani with his touch, his lips, his words, making Nani feel like the most cherished person in the world. Nani, in turn, let his walls crumble, allowing himself to be vulnerable and open in a way he never had before.

Their movements were a dance, fluid and in sync, as if they’d always belonged to each other. Each kiss, each touch, each whispered word of affection brought them closer, not just physically but emotionally. They weren’t just making love; they were forging an unbreakable bond, solidifying their commitment to each other.

When they finally reached their peak, it was together, their names falling from each other’s lips in a symphony of love and devotion. Sky held Nani close afterward, their bodies entwined as they lay in the afterglow.

Nani rested his head on Sky’s chest, listening to the steady rhythm of his heartbeat. “I’ve never felt this way before,” he admitted softly, his fingers tracing lazy patterns on Sky’s skin.

Sky kissed the top of his head, his arms tightening around him. “Me neither. This… this feels like home.”

Nani looked up at him, his eyes shimmering with unshed tears. “I’m so glad we found our way here, Sky. It wasn’t easy, but it was worth it.”

Sky smiled, brushing a strand of hair from Nani’s face. “We’ve both been through so much, but I think that’s what makes this even more special. Every struggle, every heartache—it all led us to this moment.”

Nani nodded, his emotions threatening to overwhelm him. “I was so lost before. I thought I knew what love was, but I didn’t. Not until you.”

Sky cupped Nani’s cheek, his thumb brushing away a tear that had escaped. “I’ve loved you since the day I saw you standing in that room, refusing to even look at me. I thought, ‘There’s someone who doesn’t care about my looks or my charm.’ You intrigued me, Nani. And then, as I got to know you… I fell, hard and fast.”

Nani chuckled softly, his heart swelling at Sky’s confession. “I was so confused at first. I didn’t know how to handle you—your kindness, your patience. I kept comparing you to Dew, kept convincing myself I didn’t deserve you. But you never gave up on me.”

“I never will,” Sky promised, his voice steady and sure.

Nani shifted, leaning up to kiss him softly. “I love you, Sky. Truly, deeply, with every part of me.”

Sky’s eyes glistened as he gazed at Nani, his expression one of pure adoration. “And I love you, Nani. More than I ever thought I could love anyone.”

They kissed again, slower this time, savoring the moment. When they finally pulled apart, Nani snuggled into Sky’s chest, a contented smile on his lips.

“You know,” Sky began, his tone playful, “I think we should get married again. This time, for real.”

Nani laughed, his eyes crinkling with joy. “We’re already married, you goof.”

“I know, but I want a wedding where you look at me and think, ‘That’s the man I chose,’” Sky said, his voice growing serious. “I want to celebrate our love with everyone we care about. No more pretending, no more contracts—just us.”

Nani’s heart melted at Sky’s words. “I’d love that,” he whispered.

“Good,” Sky said, kissing the top of his head. “Because you’re stuck with me forever.”

“And I wouldn’t have it any other way,” Nani replied, his voice filled with happiness.

They stayed like that for a long time, wrapped in each other’s arms, reminiscing about their journey and looking forward to the future they would build together. Despite all the struggles, all the doubts, they had found their way to each other. And this time, they weren’t letting go.

Their love was their greatest triumph, and as they fell asleep that night, they both knew it was only the beginning of their happily ever after.