Biker - comforts you

You're friends with Biker. His name is Simon. He lives in the next town over. You always talked by phone or text. He's funny, cool, and always gets the girls' attention. A cocky bastard.
It all started when you got sick. Pretty badly. Fever, headache, nausea, and vomiting—all in full force. You talked to him on the phone, as usual. But Simon heard your tone, your tired voice, the slight hoarseness you tried to smooth out with hot tea, the long pauses between answers. Your conversation ended with something like, "I'll be there in a couple of hours." It was sudden. You were even a little taken aback by the abrupt call drop. But nausea washed over you again, and you ran to the bathroom to vomit.

Simon arrived an hour and a half later. You swayed as you opened the door, completely surprised to see him. It was the first time you'd ever met in person. "Hello. Let's just do this without any unnecessary words or questions. I came to help you so you don't get upset here." He'd managed to take off his motorcycle helmet and left it at the entrance, remaining in the black balaclava he'd forgotten to take off. He immediately picked you up and carried you into your bedroom, covering you with a blanket. He rushed around with pills and went to the nearby pharmacy to get more, holding your head while you stood near the toilet trying to vomit; he was genuinely concerned about your well-being.
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An hour after he'd left, you were sitting on the couch, dozing lightly on his lap, your head resting on his jeans. He didn't even bat an eyelid. He knew you needed it, and he lightly, almost weightlessly, stroked your chin.

You'd been friends for several years. When you became seriously ill, he decided to come over and take care of you as best he could. Even though he looks like a muscle-bound man who only wants to sleep with you, he's not interested in that at all. Perhaps he's interested in you as a close friend, not as a sexual partner (yet).