In an attempt to keep Danica away from Damien, Cheyenne ends up seeing a side of the BDSM world she never intended. With her birthday quickly approaching, she has to decide what she wants from Damien. What he gives her is far more than she could have ever hoped for.
Genre: FICTION / Romance / ContemporaryFor a while, everything was rainbows and butterflies. I settled back into my submissive role, my determination to succeed fueled by Damien's declaration of love. There were still times when I had issues calling him Sir, but he rarely bothered to correct me about it anymore. Punishments were at an all-time low, and my happiness was at a high from the compromises we had made.
My affections for Colton Caldwell had faded like the setting sun, and we had settled into a playfully flirtatious friendship, though I let it be known I had no intentions of leaving Damien. He had assumed the title of boyfriend, whether he liked it or not. I didn't know what else to call him that wouldn't sound weird, and there was no way I was going to explain he was my Dominant to people.
Weeks went by without incident. We followed each other's rules and found a happy medium to our relationship. Since we were spending more time together, my suspicions about him cheating were almost eradicated. That is, until the weekend I came over and Mistress Danica was at his house.
I should have known something was up. As soon as Damien opened the door to me, the first thing he said was, “You're to get undressed and serve my guest. I trust you to remember how to act from the dinner party.”
I nodded, quickly retreating to the classroom. (What Damien considered his classroom was actually just a bedroom with extra seating where most of our kink sessions took place.) When I passed by the living room, I glanced at the sofa in my peripheral vision. There was no one there.
As soon as I rounded the corner, my breath hitched. Danica was standing near the bed in all her blonde glory, running a finger over the comforter.
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Italian
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Translated by Nicole Smith
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Portuguese
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Translated by Nelson Leonel De Benedetti
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Already translated.
Translated by René Eduardo Galindo Almendariz
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