Sean likes to act tough, but Doug sees right through it. It starts slow—soft “Yes, sir”s, little hesitations. But Doug knows how to push, teasing until Sean’s squirming, blushing, trying so hard to be good. “Not quite,” Doug says, making him try again—counting, begging, stammering out sweet little pleases. The more Doug demands, the more Sean melts, hanging on every word, desperate to obey. By the end, he’s breathless, wrecked, and still whispering, “Can I have another, sir?” Because everyone knows—good boys always want more.