Brendon's New Trick

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The apartment is quiet enough that the refrigerator sounds like ocean surf. It’s barely dawn when Brendon turns sideways at the kitchen doorway and has to measure his breathing to get through. He’s up early after last night’s growth spurt—the most intense he had ever experienced. Everything feels one size smaller around him this morning, and he couldn’t help but smile when he noticed the doorframe was too narrow now.

He angles his left shoulder through first. The doorframe gives a soft, resigned squeak as his chest makes contact. His pecs always hit before anything else. They were two heavy shelves, tight-skinned and faintly peppered with hair that was flattened from the night and already springing back. They’re rounder than yesterday, fuller at the base, and sit so far forward that the nipples point down until the muscle rises with his breath and they level again. Every inhale makes the bulk climb; every exhale settles them with the weighty patience of sandbags. When he shifts, they glide across one another with a dense drag, the kind of movement you feel in the ligaments behind the sternum.

His enormous shoulders had bowling‑ball delts that made him look impossibly broad. His arms pumped to the point that the inner elbow crease barely folds; biceps and brachialis fight for space, etched with roadmap veins. Forearms look like steel cables. His back is a stacked cliff; even relaxed, the lats flare out and crowd the doorway. His waist is thick, built like someone who picks up trucks.

And below, his butt looks like his cheeks have been carved from separate slabs and fitted under him, so prominent they claim their own time zone when he turns. The shorts that survived the night cling to him as if holding a line against a storm surge. The waistband sits obediently beneath the lower shelf of his belly and the overhang of his chest; the fabric over his thighs is permanently creased where the quads push out.

He smirks as the right pec kisses the jamb, then inhales, compresses, and slides the rest of him through with a tight quarter‑turn. The motion sets a tide rolling across his torso; the mass moves, then stops, then settles.

“Bigger,” he whispers to the empty kitchen, amused and a little impressed with himself. His voice comes out husky from sleep. “Definitely bigger.”

Hunger arrives as a bright demand. The growth spurts always steal calories, and after last night, he feels like he’s starving to death. He pads barefoot to the counter, negotiating with his own size and weight. When he leans to open a drawer, his chest arrives before his hand does; the left pec bumps the drawer front and presses it closed again. He chuckles, tries a sidelong approach, and retrieves a skillet. It’s a logistics vs. bulk dance.

Everything in the kitchen becomes a puzzle. Brendon can’t simply raise an arm to reach the overhead cabinet; the biceps hit the lower pec before the elbow is halfway high. He compensates by widening his stance and tilting, bringing the cabinet within reach of a short, powerful arc. The cabinet door taps his chest as it swings; spice jars rattle like wind chimes against muscle.

The fridge opens only if he steps past it and pulls from the far side; otherwise, his body blocks the door from clearing. Turning around in the galley layout requires a three‑point turn: hips and ass first, then shoulders, then the forward bulk of his chest, which tests every corner before the rest of him follows.

He sets two pans on the stove, then a third, and finally decides that the stockpot might as well join the party. “Breakfast for one, ship‑sized,” he said, amused.

He cracks a dozen eggs but quickly discovers how hard it is to see what he’s doing with the pecs on the way. With each crack, he accidentally nudges the bowl forward a millimeter. By the sixth egg, he’s got the bowl pushed toward the stove. He grins, drags the bowl back with his forearm, and plants his torso more squarely.

Whisking is an exercise in geometry. Brendon’s right bicep runs into his chest at eighty degrees; his left finds slightly more clearance. He ends up whisking the eggs with his shoulder and wrist, a compact piston motion, while the mass of his pecs presses the bowl. He throws diced potatoes into one pan, oats and water into a saucepan, and bacon into another.

He reaches for milk out of reflex. The carton is feather‑light. Empty. He holds it upside down; a hopeful dribble says hello and then goodbye. “Perfect timing,” he murmurs with a laugh. “No milk the day I actually need a splash.”

He sighs, noticing the pressure that has been humming at the edge of his awareness since he squeezed through the doorway. Last night’s growth didn’t just add volume; it woke up every duct along the lower arcs of his chest. He brackets the outer sweep of his right pec with his hand absentmindedly and gives a testing press to move the weight away from the nipple and ease the ache. Under his hand, the mass feels dense and springy, like pressing into the surface of a water balloon wrapped in muscle.

He breathes, and the nipple answers with a bright, insistent sting, then a warm bead. One drop grows fat and falls, leaving a cooler trail behind it. He blinks at it, half a laugh in his chest. “Okay, that’s new.”

He sets the carton aside, swaps it for a measuring cup, then for a mixing bowl because he underestimates the speed. With a towel over his shoulder like a cook and a grin on his face, he leans a hip against the counter, pushing his elbows back to make room. He uses his left hand to support the base of the right pec, lifting the heavy shelf so the weight isn’t pulling on the tissue, then shapes his right hand into a C and applies a gentle compress‑release around the areolar edge. The response is immediate: a steady ribbon, then two, glistening and warm, pattering into the bowl.

He exhales in relief and contentment. “Oh, that’s so much better.”

The throbbing ache recedes; the pressure unknots. He keeps working methodically. Compress, pause, release. The flow strengthens with the rhythm, as if his body recognizes the pattern and cooperates. The bowl’s surface gathers tiny bubbles around the edges as it is filled with precious, white milk.

The left pec joins with its own drip, then a small arc, without him doing anything. He laughs under his breath and nudges a second bowl into place. He trades hands, supporting and squeezing, switching sides every few cycles to keep the pressure even.

“I only needed some milk, not the whole farm,” he jokes to himself, surprised by the amount of milk coming out of his nipples. “But I can’t complain; it feels so good.”

He glances down; the right bowl is already approaching halfway. He tries to stop for a second to shift his stance, but the ducts keep answering for a breath, a stubborn after‑flow that beads and strings. He chuckles, not remotely embarrassed, just entertained by how much milk he can provide. “All right, all right, I get it. There’s a lot more.”

He sets one bowl on a silicone mat and drags a tray under the other to catch any splash, to avoid the kitchen from turning into a slip‑and‑slide. When he leans forward a little to check the eggs, the heavy front shelf of his chest bumps the edge of the pan handle and accidentally rotates it. He steadies it with his forearm without missing a beat, then returns to the compress‑release.

“Note to self,” he says, chuckling, “install longer handles. Or shorter me.”

The relief is cumulative and addictive, like scratching an itch that was too big to name. As the pressure falls, Brendo’s breathing evens, and his posture opens. He talks himself through it because the voice keeps him methodical. He adds small circles with the heel of his hand to soften the firmer areas, forcing more milk to come out in torrents.

The left bowl reaches the two‑cup line. Brendon swaps it for a glass jug and keeps going. When he shifts to set the jug down, his ass nudges a drawer closed behind him with an audible thunk. He glances back with a grin. “Team effort. I’m getting too big for this kitchen.”

With enough in the first bowl, he takes a measured half‑cup and pours it into the eggs. The mixture loosens to a glossy gold. He adds salt with his elbow pressed comically wide to clear his chest from the counter’s edge. When he reaches for the whisk, he can’t help noticing another thin spill beginning on the other side—his body is committed to keep providing milk. He parks two clean jars by his elbow and resumes milking himself while the eggs thicken slowly.

The oats benefit from a pour too, turning creamy. Brendon can feel the difference between the early flow and the later, easier stream. A smooth, pressureless glide has replaced the initial sting. The skin is less tight; the whole front of him is settling a fraction closer to comfortable. It is almost arousing; it wasn’t only giving his body what it needed, but the act of it feels like having a small orgasm on each nipple every time he squeezes and releases for milk to come out.

“Much better,” he says again, almost a purr of relief.

He swaps to the other side to even out. He slows his milking, checks the bacon, and uses his hip to bump the oven door shut after sliding in a tray of potatoes. The hip‑check is gentle, but it makes his ass bounce and jiggle hypnotically, and his pecs jostle like immense water balloons. He winces, then grins at himself. He loved each motion.

He eats with the same calm efficiency he cooks. A mountain of eggs, a lake of oats, bacon folded like ribbons, and potatoes crisped and salted. The counter under his plate disappears under the breadth of his chest as he leans. Every time he brings the fork up, the upper arc of his chest compresses slightly against his biceps; he adapts with a tight, careful motion that uses more shoulder than elbow.

And all along, he keeps a pair of jars nearby because even with the amount of milk he drew out already, there was still a steady river of milk slowly falling off each nipple. Periodically, he compresses, squeezes, and collects thicker streams; periodically, he wipes and chuckles as if sharing a private joke with the day. The flow isn’t stopping, but he was already making plans to cook a hearty lunch and an immense dinner to include his new endless supply of milk.

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Plot submitted by a Support-tier member as part of the tier's benefits. Scenario based on a muscle morph I did of Brendon Theron.