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Coach Sullivan's Short Story

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Coach Sullivan broke free with Tony's salvia shiny cock in front of his mouth. Drew stood up, towering over his quarterback. Tony was a tall kid, but even he had to crane his neck up to stare into Coach Sullivan's dark brown eyes. At last, Tony got his chance to pinch Coach's manly nipples. God, don't stop. "Suck, suck on them boy, " Coach Sullivan instructed Tony as he pulled Tony forward, making the two cocks rub against each other. Cazzo noticed Coach's cock straining from the tight jockstrap that accented Coach's meaty ass. With one motive, Tony pulled down Coach's jockstrap and whistled seeing such an amazing sight. Fuck, he's hot. Hotter than anyone I've fucked before, Tony thought. “What was that favor you wanted?” …show more content…

"I'mmmm gonna cum, Tony. Keep fucking me!" Drew said, while gritting his teeth. Tony immediately released his grasp, Coach Sullivan's huge cock snapping up against his muscled abs with a loud smack as it spurted hot white cum over his chest that dripped onto the tile flooring below. Coach Sullivan stayed bent over, although exhausted and sweat had begun dripping from his body, every muscle on his incredible body bulged. Now, Coach will learn how all those other jock sluts feel taking my load. "Yeah, take my big cock, Coach." Tony said, rummaging his hands all over his Drew's drenched hairy pecs. "Fuck me, harder. Unload your cum inside my ass, " Drew said, studying his weight against the shower wall. Tony said, "You like getting bred, Coach?" "Fuck yeah, son. You earned it, " Sullivan spoke Quarterback Tony Cazzo dumped his load up Coach Sullivan's hole, spreading his seed deep inside of his favorite Coach, God, what a fuck! Coach Sullivan was panting to catch his breath as Tony’s cock popped out of his clenching asshole. Cazzo watched his cum oozing down Coach’s cheeky buttocks. Both were dripping sweat off each other’s

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