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The Unwanted Send

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After a crazy drunk party with his Friends, a 35 year old married man jerks off on the insta profile of his girl best friend, 33yr old short, petite, Oliva rigorously that night instead his wife and mistakenly ends up sending a video of him cumming on her Photos to Oliva

Characters

  • Grant Hayes — A 35-year-old marketing executive navigating a stagnant marriage and a growing obsession with his closest friend. He is prone to impulsive, high-risk behavior fueled by alcohol and unacknowledged resentment toward his domestic life.
  • June Standish — Grant's wife, who is starting to suspect the growing distance in their relationship. She provides the external pressure that drives Grant further into his private, digital world.
  • Oliva Cooper — A 33-year-old graphic designer and the protagonist's best friend. She is a vibrant, creative force who is entirely oblivious to the dark fixation Grant harbors behind his friendly digital engagement.

Chapter 1: The Digital Slip That Ruins Everything

The bourbon had gone warm in the tumbler, the ice long since melted into a pale amber puddle that tasted like regret and bad decisions. I set it down on the desk and watched the liquid slosh against the glass, my hand unsteady as the adrenaline finally bled out of me. The party had been three hours ago. The last call to June that I was "just wrapping up a project" had been ninety minutes ago. The lie had tasted bitter on my tongue, but not bitter enough to stop me from pouring another drink.

Now the house was silent. June was asleep upstairs, her breathing a soft metronome of domestic certainty that I'd once found comforting. Now it just felt like pressure. Like a clock counting down to something I couldn't name.

The phone was warm in my hand. Too warm. Like it knew.

I thumbed the screen and the glow flooded my face, that cold blue light that had become my nightly accomplice. Instagram opened to the feed I'd already scrolled three times, but my thumb moved on autopilot, past the memes and the food photos, past June's sister's baby pictures, until it stopped on a face I knew better than my own reflection.

Oliva.

The photo was recent. New haircut, something with layers that framed her round cheeks. She was laughing, head tilted back, exposing the pale column of her throat, and that stupid fucking pixie grin she'd had since we were nineteen and sharing a joint behind the campus library. The caption read: "Found this gem in the archives. Some things never change."

She was thirty-three now. Still short, still petite, still able to fold herself into the passenger seat of my car like she was nineteen, her small feet tucked under her thighs as she told me about her latest breakup or her newest freelance disaster. Our friendship had survived everything. Two marriages between us. Three moves. A decade of Sundays spent at shitty diners where she'd steal my fries and call me a corporate sellout with affection in her voice.

My thumb traced the edge of her face. The screen was warm against my fingertip, and I could smell the faint oil of my skin smearing across the glass.

This was wrong. I knew this was wrong. I'd known it for months, years maybe, ever since the spark in my own marriage had fizzled into routine and I'd started finding excuses to text her. To check her stories. To linger on her photos longer than any friend should.

Tonight the bourbon had dissolved whatever thin barrier of self-control I'd been clinging to.

The phone screen flickered to the next photo. Oliva at a beach, years ago, wearing a two-piece that showed off her compact body, all gentle curves and pale skin. Another one from her Instagram archive, dredged up from the digital graveyard of her early twenties. She was laughing at the camera, one hand shielding her eyes from the sun, and the angle of the shot emphasized the swell of her small tits beneath the cheap bikini fabric.

My cock hardened against the seam of my trousers. Thick and insistent and stupid.

I told myself it was just the alcohol. That it was late, that I was tired, that my wife and I hadn't touched each other in weeks, months, and my body was just reaching for the nearest source of warmth.

But I knew better.

My fingers went to my belt.

The leather slipped through the loops with a familiar hiss. The button of my trousers popped. The zipper sang downward, and I pushed my boxers down just enough to free my cock, already half-hard, the head glistening with a smear of precum in the phone's blue glow.

I scrolled to another photo. Oliva in a sundress, the swell of her chest pressing against the fabric, that soft warm cleavage I'd never once commented on because saying anything would have cracked the foundation of everything we were.

My hand wrapped around my shaft. The grip was tight, almost too tight, and I hissed through my teeth as I gave the first tentative stroke.

The bourbon had gone to my head. My thoughts were syrup-slow and fuzzy at the edges. I could almost pretend it wasn't happening, that my hand wasn't moving, that my thumb wasn't scrolling through her photos with a hunger that had nothing to do with friendship.

But it was. And I was.

"Fuck," I breathed, the word a ragged whisper in the silent office.

The desk fan hummed. The monitor cast a pale wash over my papers. The wedding band on my left hand glinted dully in the light, and I deliberately looked away from it.

I scrolled faster. A series of photos from a wedding we'd both attended last spring. Oliva in a floral dress hemmed just above her knees, those shapely legs bare, wearing heels that made her still shorter than my shoulder. She'd been tipsy by the reception, and I'd held her hair back when she'd thrown up in the bathroom, and she'd laughed through the tears and called me her guardian angel.

My strokes grew faster. I tilted the phone toward my face, studying the photo with a desperate intensity, trying to memorize every detail. The arch of her eyebrow. The curve of her hip. The way she'd bitten her lip in that one candid shot, a gesture so unconscious and so fucking devastating.

This was a betrayal. Not just of June, but of Oliva too. Of the trust we'd built over fifteen years. She'd never know. That was what I told myself. She was three hundred miles away, asleep in her own apartment, and my fumbling erection in my home office would never touch her.

Except I was filming it.

The thought surfaced through the bourbon haze, and it wasn't a stray impulse. My thumb had already moved to the camera icon, had already switched to video mode, and the red dot was blinking at the top of the screen staring at me like a warning I chose to ignore.

I tilted the phone downward. Framed my cock in the lens, the veins straining, the head flushed dark as my hand worked the shaft. A single bead of drool, the harsh white light of a party gone stale, the sound of my breath coming hard and ragged through the phone's speaker.

"Oliva," I whispered, and the name was a prayer, a confession, a sin.

The video would be a disaster. I knew it even then, in the haze of my own arousal. The angle was wrong. My hand filled the frame, the pale hair of my knuckles against the dark red of my cock. But I didn't stop. I couldn't stop. The rhythm was already locked in, my hips twitching up to meet my fist, my eyes fixed on the photo of her pinned at the top of the screen.

I was going to come. It was going to happen in seconds now, the familiar tightening at the base of my spine, the pressure building in my balls like a storm waiting to break.

My thumb hovered over the screen, and in my drunk, desperate state, I wanted more. I wanted her to see. I wanted her to know how much she did this to me, how her smile and her voice and the gentle press of her body against mine in crowded rooms lived in my head like an obsession I couldn't shake.

I was going to send it. The thought was electric, terrifying, and utterly undeniable.

"Fuck," I grunted, and my hand moved faster, the slick sounds of my palm against my shaft filling the room.

The video was still recording. The red dot was still blinking. My chest heaved, and my free hand braced against the desk, knocking over the bourbon tumbler, the amber liquid spilling across the felt in a slow, dark bloom.

"Oliva," I said again, louder this time, as if the repetition could make her materialize in the chair across from me, could make her small, warm hands wrap around mine and show me the way out of this wreckage.

The orgasm hit me like a freight train.

My spine bowed. My eyes rolled back. And I came, thick ropes of come arcing across the screen, splattering against the glass partition of her photo where her smiling face still looked back at me, frozen in that moment of joy. My come coated the image of her laugh, dripped down the screen, pooled in the crease between my thumb and forefinger.

I kept stroking through it, the pleasure so intense it bordered on pain, my come dribbling down the phone in ugly, viscous strands.

Then it was over.

The video stopped recording. The red dot blinked out.

I sat there in the sudden silence, my chest heaving, my cock softening in my slick hand, my come cooling against the screen of her photo. The bourbon was soaking into the papers of a report I'd been ignoring for days. The office smelled like sweat and sex and cheap whiskey.

I'd just filmed myself jerking off to my best friend's Instagram photos. In my own home. While my wife slept upstairs.

The reality of it crashed over me with the weight of a collapsing building.

"Oh god," I heard myself say. The words were small and pathetic, a whimper from a man who'd just spent fifteen years of trust on thirty seconds of pleasure.

I swiped the clutter off the screen. My thumb moved with clumsy, alcohol-slow coordination, trying to find the trash icon, trying to delete the video from my phone before it could exist anywhere else. The camera roll opened. The video was there, a thumbnail showing my own flushed cock against the pale skin of my thigh.

I tapped delete. My finger slipped.

The phone screen went blank, then flickered to a new interface. The Instagram direct message thread. Oliva's name at the top, her profile photo, the little green dot beside it. ONLINE.

My heart stopped.

I'd been scrolling through her photos. Sharing features to her profile. Selecting triggers. The alcohol had scrambled my motor functions, and my thumb was already pressed to the glass, and there it was. The video file, attached to a message I'd apparently started typing, the text field showing: "hey, you know i've always wondered."

I didn't remember typing that. I didn't remember opening the camera.

But the send button was right there. And my thumb was already too far.

The word "Send" swam in my vision, a bright blue button that held all the gravity of a falling bomb.

My finger came down.

The phone made the soft whoosh of a message being sent. The little bar at the bottom of the screen turned gray, then started filling with blue, the upload progress bar inching forward like a bad omen.

"No," I breathed. "No no no no no."

I stabbed at the screen. I tried to cancel the message. I tried to unsend. The progress bar kept moving. Seventy percent. Eighty. Ninety.

The phone buzzed once in my hand. The screen flared bright, and then flashed a confirmation I couldn't bring myself to read fully.

Your video was sent.

The little blue checkmark appeared next to the video file. The message had been delivered.

The silence of the office swallowed me whole. The fan hummed. The spilled bourbon dripped onto the floor. My come was drying on the screen, an incriminating smear of white against her frozen smile.

I sat there, motionless, the phone limp in my slick hand, watching the little word "Delivered" glow under the video.

I didn't even dare breathe. My vision tunneled until all I could see was that blue checkmark. That small, terrible confirmation of my own destruction.

Somewhere in my chest, a pane of glass finally shattered.

The phone buzzed in my hand like a live wire, the vibration rattling through my palm and up my arm. I nearly dropped it. The screen, still smeared with my cooling mess, lit up with a notification that made my stomach drop through the floor.

Oliva: "?

Three question marks. That was all. Three little characters that somehow contained the entire weight of my destruction.

I stared at the screen, my breath caught somewhere between my chest and my throat. The come drying on the glass made the display blurry at the edges, and I wiped at it with my thumb, smearing it further, making everything worse. Of course I made everything worse. That was what I did now. That was who I'd become.

The phone buzzed again.

Oliva: "grant is that you?

My fingers trembled as I tried to type a response. Delete. Delete. Delete. The cursor blinked at me, accusatory, and the words wouldn't come. What could I possibly say? Sorry, I accidentally sent you a video of my dick? Sorry, I was jerking off to your Instagram photos and my drunk thumb slipped?

Sorry I've been in love with you for fifteen years and I finally broke.

The phone buzzed a third time. A fourth.

Oliva: "grant. answer me."

Oliva: "i saw the video. i need you to tell me this is some kind of mistake"

Oliva: "or a prank. is this a prank?"

The little typing indicator appeared at the bottom of the screen, three dots pulsing in a lazy rhythm. Then it disappeared. Then it came back.

I watched the dots with the same horrified fascination a man watches a car crash unfold in slow motion. I couldn't look away. I couldn't move my thumb to type. I couldn't even remember how to breathe properly.

The dots vanished. Her message appeared.

Oliva: "grant. you're scaring me."

Something in that sentence snapped me out of my paralysis. Oliva, scared. Oliva, who'd held my hand through my father's funeral and laughed through her own tears when her marriage fell apart. Oliva, who'd never once looked at me with fear in her eyes.

I typed with shaking fingers.

Me: "i'm so sorry"

Me: "olivia i'm so fucking sorry"

Me: "that wasn't meant for you"

The three dots appeared again. I watched them pulse, my heart hammering so hard I could feel it in my temples. The bourbon was still soaking into my lap, the papers on my desk ruined, but none of that mattered. Nothing mattered except those three little dots and what they would spell out.

Oliva: "then who was it meant for?"

The question hit me like a slap. Who was it meant for? I couldn't say my wife. That would be a lie so transparent it would shatter what little trust remained between us. I couldn't say no one, because that begged the question of why I'd been filming myself at all.

The truth sat in my throat like a stone. It had been meant for her. It had always been meant for her. Every late-night scroll through her profile, every lingering glance in person, every excuse I'd manufactured to spend time with her had been building to this moment, this catastrophic, beautiful, terrifying confession.

Me: "it was meant for you"

Me: "fuck. i'm sorry. i'm so sorry"

Me: "i've been drinking and i wasn't thinking and i just"

Me: "i don't even know how to explain this"

I pressed send and then stared at the screen, terrified of what would come back. The video was still there, sitting in our message thread like a landmine. She'd watched it. She'd seen me come on her picture. She knew what I'd been doing.

The typing indicator appeared. Stayed. Held steady through the longest fifteen seconds of my life.

Oliva: "grant. it's 2am."

Oliva: "i've been asleep. i thought i was dreaming when my phone went off."

Oliva: "and then i opened the video and... i had to watch it twice to make sure it was real."

I swallowed hard. Twice. She'd watched it twice.

Me: "i'm so sorry"

Me: "i should delete this whole app"

Me: "i should just throw my phone in the river"

Oliva: "stop apologizing for a second and just talk to me"

The demand hit me like a wall. Talk to her. What was there to say that wouldn't make this worse? I'd crossed a line that couldn't be uncrossed. I'd taken fifteen years of friendship and torched it for a moment of drunken, desperate release.

But she was still here. She hadn't blocked me. She hadn't screamed at me. She was asking me to talk.

Me: "i don't know what to say"

Me: "i don't know how to make this not what it is"

Oliva: "what is it, grant? tell me what it is."

The question hung in the air between us, separated by three hundred miles of dark highway and a screen that had become a confessional. My fingers hovered over the keyboard, and I felt the weight of every word I'd never said settling onto my shoulders.

Me: "it's me being an idiot"

Me: "it's me being a coward"

Me: "it's me wanting something i can't have and not knowing how to deal with it"

Oliva: "what do you want?"

The question was simple. Direct. Oliva had always been that way, cutting through my bullshit with the precision of a scalpel. She didn't let me hide behind vague confessions and half-admissions.

Me: "you"

Me: "i want you"

Me: "i've wanted you for so long that i can't even remember when it started"

I pressed send and then immediately wished I could claw the words back. But they were out there now, floating in the digital ether between us, as real and solid as the video I'd sent earlier.

The typing indicator appeared. Disappeared. Appeared again.

Oliva: "grant...."

Just my name. Trailing off into ellipses of uncertainty.

Me: "i know. i know this is fucked up"

Me: "i have a wife. you're my best friend"

Me: "but i can't stop thinking about you and tonight i was drunk and stupid and i just"

I couldn't finish. The words piled up at the edge of my fingertips, too heavy to type.

Oliva: "i'm not mad."

I blinked. Read it again.

Oliva: "i should be. i think part of me is. but honestly grant, i've known for a while."

My blood went cold.

Me: "what do you mean you've known"

Oliva: "you think i don't notice the way you look at me?"

Oliva: "the way you always find an excuse to touch my arm or stand close to me?"

Oliva: "the way you text me good morning every day even though we haven't been in the same timezone in months?"

The truths hit me one by one, each landing like a punch to the solar plexus. She'd known. All this time, she'd known about the way I felt, and she'd never said anything. She'd just let me orbit her like a planet trapped in a gravity well, pretending not to notice the pull.

Me: "i'm so sorry"

Me: "i'm so embarrassed"

Oliva: "stop being embarrassed"

Oliva: "just... can i ask you something?"

Me: "anything"

Oliva: "when you were doing what you were doing... what were you thinking about?"

The question was so direct, so personal, that it made my face heat with a blush I could feel all the way down to my chest. I was already hard again. Precome had leaked onto my boxers, and my softening cock was beginning to stir back to life beneath the sticky mess on my fingers.

Me: "you"

Me: "i was thinking about your smile"

Me: "and the way you laughed in that wedding photo"

Me: "and how soft your skin looked in that dress"

I typed the words and sent them before I could second-guess myself, riding the strange new intimacy that had opened up between us in the dead of night.

Oliva: "the floral dress?"

Me: "yes. the one from mark's wedding"

Oliva: "i remember that dress. i remember you looking at me in it."

My throat tightened.

Me: "you noticed that?"

Oliva: "grant. i notice everything you do."

Oliva: "i've just been waiting to see if you'd ever do anything about it."

The screen went still. The words sat there, glowing in the dark, rewriting everything I thought I knew about the shape of our friendship.

I stared at them, my pulse thundering in my ears. She'd been waiting. She'd noticed. She'd seen every stolen glance and every lingering touch and she'd been waiting for me to make a move.

"Fuck," I breathed, the word barely audible in the silent office.

I was still sitting in the wreckage of my own bad decisions, bourbon drying on my trousers, come smeared across my phone screen, my marriage hanging by a thread I'd frayed with my own hands. And yet, in the blue glow of the screen, I felt something I hadn't felt in years.

Hope.

Me: "what does that mean?"

Me: "what are you saying?"

The typing indicator appeared. I watched it pulse like a heartbeat, each blink a small death.

Oliva: "i'm saying that i'm not as innocent as you think i am."

Oliva: "i'm saying that i've thought about you too."

Oliva: "more than i should have."

Oliva: "and right now, at 2am, with that video still in my head, i'm having a hard time remembering why that's wrong."

The words hit me like a wave, and I felt myself go under. My hand moved to my cock almost automatically, already slick with old come, already half-hard, and I didn't stop myself. I let my fingers wrap around the shaft, let my hand begin a slow, lazy stroke as I read her words again.

Me: "you're not mad?"

Oliva: "i'm not mad."

Oliva: "i'm something else."

Oliva: "i don't know what to call it yet."

Me: "tell me"

Me: "please. i need to know what you're thinking"

The three dots appeared and disappeared. Appeared and disappeared. Then her message came through.

Oliva: "i'm thinking about what it would feel like to be in that office with you right now."

Oliva: "i'm thinking about your hands."

Oliva: "i'm thinking about a lot of things i probably shouldn't say out loud."

My hand tightened around my cock, and I let out a shaky breath that fogged the screen. The bourbon haze had cleared enough for me to understand exactly what was happening, and I didn't want to stop it. I didn't want to be the responsible one. For once in my life, I wanted to see what happened when I stopped being good.

Me: "say them"

Me: "say them to me"

The typing indicator appeared. I held my breath, my hand still moving slow and steady along my shaft, the precome making it slick.

Oliva: "i'm thinking about your cock in my mouth."

Oliva: "the one from the video."

Oliva: "i'm thinking about how it would feel to taste you."

The words detonated behind my eyes. I bit down on my knuckle to keep from moaning out loud, the sound trapped in my throat as my hand sped up without my permission.

Me: "fuck. olivia"

Me: "do you have any idea what you're doing to me"

Oliva: "i have some idea."

Oliva: "i've been lying in bed with my hand between my legs thinking about your face when you came."

Oliva: "that expression you made. i keep replaying it."

The image of her, a thousand miles away, her small body stretched out on her bed, her fingers working between her thighs as she watched my video, nearly broke me. I could picture it with devastating clarity. Her dark hair spread across the pillow. Her lips parted. Her eyes glassy with arousal.

Me: "you're touching yourself right now aren't you"

Oliva: "yes"

Oliva: "are you?"

Me: "yes"

Me: "fuck. yes"

Oliva: "show me"

The two words hung on the screen, bold and demanding and so unlike the Oliva I thought I knew. But maybe I'd never known her at all. Maybe the woman I'd been pining over for years had been a version I'd constructed in my own head, and the real her was this. This hungry, direct, obscene creature who wasn't afraid to ask for what she wanted.

My fingers shook as I switched to the camera. The video icon was still there, still fresh in my recent history. I opened it, angled the camera down at my slick, aching cock, and pressed record.

"Oliva," I whispered, the name a confession. "This is for you."

I stroked myself slowly, deliberately, letting the camera capture every inch. The veins. The flushed head. The way my hips twitched with each pass of my hand. I made it last. I wanted her to have something to come back to.

When I stopped recording and sent it, the upload bar inched forward with agonizing slowness. But this time, there was no terror in watching it progress. There was only anticipation. Only hunger.

Your video was sent.

The little blue checkmark appeared.

Oliva: "oh my god"

Oliva: "grant"

Oliva: "you're so fucking big"

The words sent a jolt of pure electricity through me, and I let out a ragged groan that I muffled against my forearm. The office was still dark, still silent, but the world had narrowed to this glowing screen and the woman on the other end of it.

Me: "you like it?"

Oliva: "i love it"

Oliva: "i'm so wet right now i can't even think straight"

Me: "show me"

Me: "let me see you"

The words hung in the air, and I waited. I watched the typing indicator pulse. I felt my heart hammer against my ribs.

Then the video message arrived.

I tapped it, and the screen filled with Oliva's bedroom. Her face, flushed and beautiful, lit by the soft light of her phone. She was propped against her pillows, her camisole pushed up to expose the pale curve of her small breasts, her hand already between her legs.

"Hey, Grant," she said, her voice a low, smoky whisper. "You wanted to see what you do to me. Here it is."

The camera moved down. Her thighs spread, and I saw her. Saw the slick, pink folds of her pussy glistening with arousal. Saw her fingers slide through them, slow and deliberate, gathering wetness before pressing against her clit.

"Your video got me like this," she continued, the camera shaking slightly as her hand moved. "Fuck, I've wanted you for so long. I thought you'd never figure it out."

I watched, mesmerized, as she circled her clit with two fingers, her hips rocking against her hand. The camera caught the soft sounds of her wetness, the hitching of her breath.

"I want you to come with me," she breathed. "Imagine it's you. Imagine your mouth on me. Your cock inside me. Filling me up."

"Fuck," I groaned, my hand moving faster, sloppier, slick with precome and sweat.

The video kept playing. Oliva's fingers pressed deeper, and I heard her moan, heard the breath hitch in her throat.

"I'm so close," she gasped. "Grant. Please. Tell me you're close too."

I fumbled for the keyboard, typing with one hand while I stroked with the other.

Me: "so close"

Me: "watch me"

I switched the camera back on and framed my face and chest, my hand working furiously on my rigid cock. I wanted her to see me. To see the desperation in my eyes.

"Olivia," I groaned into the camera. "I'm coming. Fuck, I'm coming for you."

The orgasm slammed into me like a wave, and I let it crash, my come arcing up across my chest and stomach in thick ropes while I moaned her name like a prayer. The camera caught everything. The way my eyes rolled back. The way my hips bucked off the chair. The way I kept stroking through the aftershocks until I was empty and shaking.

I ended the recording and sent it.

Oliva: "fuck. that was so hot"

Oliva: "i just came so hard thinking about you"

I slumped back in the chair, panting, my chest glistening with the evidence of my confession. The phone buzzed one last time.

Oliva: "what happens now?"

Oliva: "between us"

I stared at the question for a long moment. My wife was upstairs, dreaming of a marriage I'd just destroyed. My best friend was three hundred miles away, still breathing hard from an orgasm I'd given her through a screen.

Me: "i don't know"

Me: "but i don't want to stop talking to you"

Me: "i don't think i can"

Oliva: "me neither"

The screen went quiet. The world beyond it pressed back in, heavy and real. But I couldn't bring myself to care about the consequences. Not right now.

Right now, all I could do was stare at her name on my screen and feel the terrifying, exhilarating certainty that nothing was ever going to be the same again.

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