Sugar Demon

By Sam Haywood

Steve was never a huge believer in the paranormal. He'd heard enough ghost stories and legends to fill an encyclopedia, and though his religious upbringing left him with some ideas about the afterlife, he never bought into the whole mythology aspect of it. So when his friend suggested he try summoning a demon to prove his point, he's all too eager to take her up on a bet, thinking he's just hit the jackpot with the easiest win of his life. But the ritual works, and Steve finds himself hosting an unexpected guest in his home—and that guest has just offered to give him more pleasure than he ever thought was possible.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Sam Haywood
• Release date: May 16, 2021
• ISBN: 9781005754853

Sam Haywood

Hey there, thanks for checking out my Smashwords page!I mainly write short stories, though I do like to try my hand at longer works once in a while. My work is a mix of erotica and SFW fiction, and I publish roughly twice a month. Check out my available works, and feel free to leave a review if you enjoy them!

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Sugar Demon

Published by Sam Haywood at Smashwords

Copyright 2021 Sam Haywood

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Dedicated to the Catholic priest who interrogated me about being queer. I find comfort in the knowledge that he would hate this story.

Oh, come on, I say. "Dude, you did not get claimed by a demon!" Tori scowls at me, rolling up her left sleeve.

"How do you explain this, then?" she asks. She points to a design on her wrist. There’s a depiction of a flame with something written underneath, and I squint to try and make out what it says. Something in Latin, I think—or maybe it’s Greek? Whatever it is, I don’t speak it, and I can’t make sense of whatever she’s trying to show me. I shrug.

You probably drew that on yourself ten minutes ago, I say. Tori glares at me.

You know I can’t draw for shit, she snaps. I roll my eyes.

Okay, then you got a tattoo, I say. Honestly, Tori, do you actually expect me to believe that you: A, summoned a demon last night; two, communicated with it in modern English; and D, now have a designated place in the afterlife in exchange for a lifetime of service?

You know you just used two different forms of listing, right? Tori says with a smirk. And, like, you didn’t even do it correctly. You went from A to two to—

Don’t try to change the subject, I say. Do you seriously expect me to believe all that? She shrugs.

I don’t know what else to tell you, she says. "I figured you’d just