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  Lube dropped onto David’s stomach, and he realized that Sean was stroking himself.

  “Let me see you,” David gasped. “Please, master.”

  “Nnnh,” Sean answered. His fingertips grazed David’s belly as he touched himself, pulling gently at his balls. “Toys don’t talk.”

  The blindfold was slipped off anyway. David looked up at his dom— his wet hair plastered to his skin, a look of ecstasy on his face as his hips gyrated.

  Mine, David thought, and it wasn’t until Sean smiled that he realized he’d said it out loud.

  “Always,” Sean whispered.

  End Notes

  Acknowledgements

  Primarily I would like to thank my editor, Gertie Craign, for both her praise and criticism. Her willingness to point out errors makes me so much more confident in the literary quality of my smut.

  I’d like to thank my long-suffering Husband, the recipient of my most impassioned storyboarding. Were he slightly more judgmental, this book would not exist.

  And lastly I’d like to thank my Ao3 readers, for their continued support and encouragement. I would never in a million years have guessed that my trash fire of an imagination would bring so much light.

  Warnings

  Some of the activities portrayed in this story can be extremely hazardous if practiced incorrectly. You can severely hurt yourself or even die. I’m not saying don’t try it— by all means try it. But make sure you have done your research and have equipment designed for the activities you have in mind. Wax play and electronic stimulation, in particular, are not safe unless you have the proper equipment.

  Do not substitute.

  In any situation, make sure that your sub has a clear and agreed-upon method of communicating a desire to stop, and always respect that desire.

  Triggers

  This book contains mentions of self-harm. Cutting behavior is referenced, and there is an explicit scene featuring hot and cold water.

  There are also several scenes featuring consensual restraints, sensory deprivation including blindfolds, and gags.

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