Lovely Boy

By T.C. Mill

"Anything could happen to a lovely boy like you..."

And anything will, as Tobias discovers when his planned date night takes a hot and heavy turn. All his most taboo, forbidden fantasies are about to come to life, if he's brave and obedient enough to deserve them.

This explicit 6,100-word story features a roleplay session with heavy bondage, oral sex, dildos, and whatever else the perverted captor of a beautiful boy might choose to inflict. For adults only.

• Language: English
• Publisher: T.C. Mill
• Release date: Nov 30, 2019
• ISBN: 9780463309445

T.C. Mill

T.C. Mill watches more BBC programming than is probably healthy, takes more books off library shelves than she can ever read (getting an eReader has not improved matters), and is currently writing her next story in a fashionable eco-friendly notebook. Or composing it in Microsoft Word with layers of Tracked Changes. Whatever works. Speaking of work, she earns her living as a freelance editor and disorganized author balancing three pennames.With Alex Freeman, she has co-edited two anthologies of passionate, cutting-edge erotica with the New Smut Project. Her work has been published by Nerve magazine, Bust, Bright Desire, Carina, Circlet, Cleis Press & the Tempted Romance imprint, and House of Erotica. More updates about what she's doing next can be found at TC-Mill.com.

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Lovely Boy

T.C. Mill

Lovely Boy

Copyright T.C. Mill 2019

Cover Art by Lisa Nichols (http://www.selkiesea.com/)

Disclaimer: This is a work of fiction. All characters, events, and locales are figments of the author’s imagination and any resemblance to real incidents or persons is pure coincidence. As an erotic fantasy, this story is intended to fire the imagination but not to serve as a how-to manual: research from committed sex educators is recommended to enjoy activities with all participants’ full and informed consent.

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Lovely Boy

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Lovely Boy

Tobias tosses his sandwich wrapper in a perfect arc to the trash bin across the cubicle. When he turns his chair back to the computer, making a fist in silent triumph, he has a new email.

Lovely Boy,

I’m looking forward to this weekend a lot. That place you like on 3rd Street has finished their renovations, I think you’ll love their look. Let’s try out the new menu tonight.

Yours, -- --

He can’t help smiling at the inserted image of a handwritten signature, scrawling and thorny. But there’s more at the bottom of the screen.

PS. I’ll be waiting for you to get home. Take care of yourself. Anything could happen out there.

A shiver runs down his spine like a fingernail scratching. Tobias closes out of the message without replying, then shuts his eyes and wills the heat under his skin to die down before someone else in the office notices. He swallows past the thump of his heart in his throat.

The rest of the day is even more wasted than Friday afternoons usually are. The clock crawls ahead; his thoughts race. Around two-thirty he breaks out in a cold sweat and his pulse increases so much he debates sending an email after all, calling it off. But it’s excitement, not anxiety.