The Great Gatsby Dialectical Journal

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The soft click of a key turning in a lock alerted Tom to Booker's impending arrival, and a joyous smile played over his lips, highlighting his attractive face. Closing his book, he gazed expectantly across the room, waiting in anticipation for the moment his lover walked through the door. It was a vision he knew he would never grow weary of seeing. He took an almost child-like pleasure in seeing the man he adored enter his apartment every evening, so much so, he often found himself blushing with embarrassment. Booker was his first homosexual partner, and he would never have believed that he could have fallen so hard for another man. But he had. He had fallen with a cupid’s arrow through the heart, earth-shattering thud. The elation was intoxicating, and there was a part of him that wanted to shout from …show more content…
Booker’s warm breath against his lips ignited a fire inside him, and his hands roamed under his lover’s tee shirt, his fingers eagerly exploring the toned muscles hidden beneath the soft folds. “That’s ... because ... I missed ... you ...,” he moaned between sloppy kisses, his breathless voice infused with longing. “You’ve ... been ... working ... such ... long ... hours ... you’ve ... hardly ... been ... home ....”

A low growl rumbled deep in Booker’s chest, and pushing Tom onto his back, he yanked up his tee shirt and attached his mouth to his lover’s nipple. “Do you wanna make it up to me?” he whispered, his teeth grazing over the raised nub. “You know I love it when you wanna make me happy.”

The titillating sensation brought a soft moan to Tom’s lips and his eyes fluttered closed, his ridiculously long lashes brushing his flushed cheeks. “Yesss,” he breathed, his hands squeezing Booker’s buttocks as his body writhed against the hard mound pressing against him. “I wanna … I wanna