John has been told that he is good-looking before. Been called "handsome," and "hot" and "sexy" and "manly". But he has never been called "pretty." That is, not until one late night when Bob and him are in bed, lazily making out, and Bob trails his lips down John's jaw into his neck and whispers a shaky "fuck, you are so pretty," into John's skin.
And maybe John should argue. Because he is not pretty. Not with his strong jaw and full beard and broad shoulders. Men like John aren't called such a delicate thing, they don't have the soft alluring features that would warrant a word like that. John doesn't have the features to should elicit such a confession from Bob.
Yet hearing Bob's words sends a wave of warmth through John's body. Without his permission, the corners of his mouth tilt up and he has to duck his head to hide his blushing face into Bob's hair.













