All because I liked a BOY?

Happy Ending

The sun had long set, casting a warm golden glow over the city. Inside their cozy home, Jeff and the kids moved around quietly, setting up the final touches for Bible’s surprise.

Andrea carefully placed candles on the cake, Eza adjusted the fairy lights around the living room, and James held onto a box wrapped in bright blue paper, his small fingers twitching with excitement.

“Do you think Papa will cry?” Andrea whispered, giggling.

“I think he’ll be really happy,” James replied softly.

Eza grinned. “I just hope he doesn’t expect anything. It’s fun to surprise him!”

Jeff chuckled as he checked his phone. Bible had just parked outside. “Alright, places, everyone.”

The lights went off just as Bible walked in, his steps pausing at the unexpected darkness.

“Jeff?” Bible called out, a hint of confusion in his voice.

Then—

“HAPPY BIRTHDAY, PAPA!”

The lights flicked on, and Bible was met with the sight of his entire family standing in front of a beautifully decorated living room, a cake glowing in the center. The kids ran to him, hugging him tight.

“Did we surprise you?!” Eza beamed.

Bible laughed, scooping them into his arms. “You got me good. I didn’t expect this at all.”

Jeff walked up, pressing a soft kiss to Bible’s lips. “Happy birthday, love.”

Bible smiled, his heart swelling. “You really planned all this?”

Andrea nodded. “We made the cake, too!”

Bible raised a brow at Jeff. “Is it safe to eat?”

Jeff rolled his eyes. “Rude. Just make a wish before they eat your cake instead.”

Bible closed his eyes, made a silent wish, and blew out the candles as the room erupted in cheers.

Just when the kids thought the surprises were over, Bible smirked.

“Actually… I have a surprise too.”

He pointed outside to the car. The kids ran to the door, their curiosity bubbling over. Jeff followed, eyes narrowing.

“What did you do?”

Bible chuckled, opening the car door. Inside was a small cage. The moment he unlatched it, three tiny puppies tumbled out, wagging their tails excitedly.

Andrea gasped. “Are they—are they ours?!”

Bible nodded, watching as the kids squealed, each picking up a puppy.

James hugged his puppy close. “Papa… this is the best birthday ever.”

Jeff wrapped an arm around Bible, whispering, “You really couldn’t let me have all the surprises, huh?”

Bible smirked, pressing his forehead to Jeff’s. “Had to keep up somehow.”

As the kids played with their new furry friends, Bible looked around at his family—his love, his home, his everything.

Best birthday ever.

The bedroom was dimly lit, the soft glow of candles flickering against the walls. The air was thick with warmth, the remnants of laughter and celebration lingering in the silence.

Jeff hovered over Bible, his hands trailing slowly over his skin, mapping every inch with reverence. His lips followed, pressing soft, lingering kisses down his neck, over his collarbone, across his chest.

Bible shivered, his breath hitching as Jeff took his time, worshiping him with every touch, every kiss. There was no rush—just them, moving together, wrapped in the quiet intimacy of the night.

Jeff’s hands held him firmly yet gently, guiding him, taking care of him in a way that was both tender and consuming. Every movement, every touch, was a silent confession of love, devotion, and need.

As their bodies intertwined, Jeff never looked away, his eyes holding Bible’s with an intensity that made Bible’s heart race. He wasn’t just taking him—he was loving him.

When they finally collapsed, tangled in sheets and each other, Jeff didn’t let go. He brushed damp strands of hair from Bible’s forehead, pressing a kiss there before whispering, “Are you okay?”

Bible, still breathless, gave a lazy smile. “Perfect.”

Jeff chuckled, pressing small kisses across Bible’s face—his temple, his cheek, the corner of his lips—before finally capturing them in a slow, loving kiss.

Pulling back just slightly, Jeff whispered against his lips, “I love you.”

Bible’s arms tightened around him, his voice soft but full of emotion.

“I love you too, Jeff.”

Jeff smiled, his fingers gently tracing patterns on Bible’s bare skin. The room was quiet, filled only with the sound of their slowed breathing, their bodies still pressed close.

He leaned in, pressing more soft kisses along Bible’s jaw, down to his neck, as if trying to memorize every inch of him. “You’re everything to me,” Jeff whispered, his lips brushing against Bible’s ear.

Bible sighed, sinking further into Jeff’s warmth. “You make me feel so loved,” he murmured, his fingers lightly running through Jeff’s hair.

Jeff chuckled softly, his hand sliding down to intertwine their fingers. “That’s because you are.” He pressed another kiss to Bible’s temple. “And I’ll spend every day proving it.”

Bible turned slightly, their lips meeting again, slow and deep, neither of them in a hurry to move.

They stayed like that—wrapped in each other, exchanging lazy kisses, sharing quiet laughter—until sleep finally pulled them under, hearts full and bodies tangled in warmth.

The end