Caught Up
by Navessa Allen
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Overview
Summary
Returning from Aly's engagement party, Lauren reflects on how comfortable the day felt, especially Junior's silent encouragement to be honest about her camgirl work. His acceptance, combined with Aly and the nurses' nonjudgmental reception, deepens her feelings for him. She begins reconsidering their 'casual' arrangement, recognizing that ten years of silent protection signals genuine commitment, and admits to herself she wants more.
At the brownstone, Lauren invites Junior up. Ryan takes Walter out to give them privacy. In her bedroom, Junior is visibly affected by seeing the spaces where she films. He pulls her onto his face, recalls their confessional encounter, and after she resists fully sitting on him, spanks her until she rides his face to orgasm.
Afterward, Junior insists Lauren call him 'Nic' instead of 'Junior,' refusing the distance the nickname creates. Their intimacy is interrupted by an urgent phone call he must answer, requiring him to leave in twenty minutes. Before going, he tells Lauren he wants something more than casual. She confesses she's scared, but agrees to take things slow.
Downstairs, Nic meets Walter for the first time, instantly commanding the dog's respect and affection. Lauren's roommates and Jackson watch from the couch, teasing them. Nic kisses Lauren's forehead and leaves for whatever emergency summoned him.
Who Appears
- LaurenReassesses her feelings for Junior, invites him home, and tentatively agrees to pursue something serious despite her fears.
- Junior / NicSupportive and possessive; insists Lauren use his real name, confesses he wants more than casual, then is called away by an emergency.
- RyanLauren's roommate who takes Walter out to give Lauren and Nic privacy.
- WalterLauren's dog, who instantly accepts and adores Nic upon their first meeting.
- TaylorLauren's roommate, briefly teases Nic as he leaves.
- JacksonTaylor's partner, present on the couch with the roommates.
- AlyMentioned in reflection; her acceptance of Lauren's profession reinforces Lauren's sense of belonging.