Cage Match

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    before coming on his face, Jabez was shooting cum onto his own stomach. He groaned
    in relief. He‟d spent most of the day hard and aching from being around Andreas. It felt
    good to let that tension go.
    After that, he took another shower just because he could, dried off, and dropped
    into bed. He thought about how much his life had changed in a day‟s time, and about
    how it was impossible to tell what would happen next. Life was too changeable.
    Then he passed out and slept until morning as if he‟d been knocked unconscious.

    * * * * *
Jabez liked being in charge. He‟d never before had an opportunity to tell people
    what to do, but the deliverymen were obedient, bringing in boxes and even opening
    and placing the items where he told them to. The handyman put up a sparring ring of
    posts and ropes and built a case on one wall where the equipment could be stored. He
    was as obedient as the delivery guys, building everything exactly to Jabez‟s
    specifications.
    Jabez stood with his arms folded, watching as the man put up a sheet of Peg-
    Board with hooks for hanging things.
    “Hello?” A voice from the doorway caught his attention. He looked from the nail-
    pounding handyman to the stranger walking into the room. The man was of medium
    height and build. He had bright red hair and cobalt blue eyes that shone against his
    artificially pale skin. He looked like old money and stood arrogantly like a man who
    knew he ruled the world. One of Andreas‟s friends. Maybe the one who‟d bet him an
    evening with a gladiator.
    “Well, hello-o.” The man scanned Jabez from head to toe. “What‟s going on here?
    What‟s Andreas up to?”
    Jabez kept his arms crossed and his mouth shut as he stared right back at him.
    “Now I know why he wouldn‟t come out to play yesterday. That boy has secret
    depths.” He moved closer, and Jabez instinctively brought his arms down, holding his
    fists lightly clenched by his sides. Waiting.
    He wanted to start circling the other man as he would any opponent but forced
    himself to remain still and see what the stranger would do.
    “My name is Timon. I‟m Andreas‟s dearest friend, and you must be his
    new…project. I can‟t believe he brought you home.” He drew even closer, invading
    Jabez‟s space and making the hair on his nape prickle and his fists clench tighter.
    “You have me to thank for it, you know. I‟m the one who chose the terms of the
    bet. I knew a hot, juicy fuck was just what my boy needed to release some steam, but I
    never imagined he‟d bring you home. You must be an amazing lay. ”
    Jabez refused to give him the satisfaction of an answer. He remained silent and
    stiff but poised to lash out. Not that he could plow his fist into this asshole‟s face.

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    Andreas would have him back in the Fight Palace before he could blink if he beat up his
    friend.
    At last, Timon turned away to look around the room. “So what are you building
    here, your own little arena? You and Andreas going to „spar‟?” He drawled the word.
    Walking over to the ring, he ran his hand along the rope and watched the handyman
    work. “Where is Andreas today?”
    “The city. I‟ll tell him you stopped by. You can go now.” Jabez gave his most
    intimidating stare, but the man didn‟t flinch. Timon knew there was no bite behind his
    bark and he wouldn‟t physically force him out of the house.
    Timon picked up a pair of boxing gloves from the floor, inhaled the scent of new
    leather, then slipped his hand into one of them. “I never thought Andreas was this
    butch. I don‟t think he‟ll like all the punching and sweating. I imagine he‟ll lose interest
    in this hobby as quickly as he usually does.” He stared at Jabez with his unearthly, fake
    blue eyes again. “What will happen to you then?”
    Jabez‟s stomach dropped since this was exactly what he‟d asked himself.
    “Back to the Fight Palace, I suppose.” Timon dropped the gloves on the floor

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