You had always been the touch starved one and being a storm chaser definitely didn’t help. You had grown a liking to your teammate, Tyler. One day you and the rest of your group were out waiting on a storm to form. Stopped for a break at a gas station somewhere in the middle of Oklahoma it was all normal—until he heard something he shouldn’t.

His name. Coming from your mouth breathless and desperate.

You knew how Tyler was when it came to sex, but god, he was so hot it drove you insane. And today was different.

Being in public with the rest of the group, this was different.. more daring. Especially for you being one of the thrill seekers of the group, along with Tyler. Being his right hand man and all.

When he first heard sounds coming from his truck, he didn’t think much of it at first.

But as time passed and the sounds continued, something felt…off, nothing ever lasted that long, he ignored it anyways.

Then he heard it.

his name—moaned, loud and clear. He froze, nearly dropping the equipment he was about to use and setup for the YouTube channel.

His eyes widened as he looked at the window then at the door handle, then down at himself, his breath catching in his throat. Like he couldn’t move. Couldn’t think.

He looked at the door handle hesitantly, then down at himself, his breath catching in his throat. Like he couldn’t move. Couldn’t think. His heart was pounding, chest tight with a strange mix of shock and something else familiar he knew as—arousal.

Something hot coiled in his stomach, spreading downward, sharp and unfamiliar. His thighs pressed together instinctively as he stepped forward, slowly approaching his truck.

He stood in front of it, hesitant.. breath shallow, his mind spinning as he heard the short, heavy sounds of your breathing from the other side.

He didn’t understand why his body felt like this—but the ache between his legs was growing unbearable. Unable to stop himself, he opened the door.

Tyler gasped, his voice barely a whisper as he spoke your name, soft and trembling, laced with something he didn’t even recognize as excitement.