The Stranger at the Bar Asked Me to Call Him Master
I told him no woman spread her legs for him that easily. He only smiled and said, “We’ll see.” I had no idea what he was hiding behind that door.
I told him no woman spread her legs for him that easily. He only smiled and said, “We’ll see.” I had no idea what he was hiding behind that door.
She ordered me to strip in the hotel hallway, where anyone might see me, and knock again only when I was completely naked.
I woke up handcuffed to a chain, a collar around my neck and a gag tasting of filth. In front of me, the lady was smiling: she was only just beginning with me.
For months he forced her to kneel in the darkness. He never imagined that one day his own wife would be the one begging for mercy before the camera.
I got out of the shower and there she was, looking between my legs with that smile I already knew. She knew exactly where to press to make me stop arguing and start obeying.
I’ve always had a strange fixation. That afternoon I decided my best friend would be the first to obey me, on his knees and with nothing to hide.
I was always the confident one of the two. But with cold handcuffs on my wrists and her new smile over me, I understood I was no longer the one in charge.
When I awoke broken in the marble bed, I knew there was only one person in the world who could make me feel loved: the man who taught me to desire pain.
He sat at the table with his usual smug grin, the one of someone who thinks he owns the world. He had no idea we were about to wipe it off his face forever.
She felt the gaze before she saw it: someone was watching her naked among the lockers. When she yanked the door open, the hunter became the prey.
He came into my living room convinced no game of dominance could touch him. I gave him a safeword and warned him he’d be begging to use it.
It took only her catching me on my knees beside her bed for friendship to break and something else to begin: obeying every one of her whims without a word.
I went downstairs to the bathroom with a simple urge and found her there, soaped up and smiling, already knowing the order I was about to give her.
She took off her shoe in the car, slid her foot to my crotch, and whispered, “Is your first time going to be obeying me? Better for both of us.”
She had never touched a belly like that without gloves and a gown in between. This time it was Marisol’s, her sister-in-law’s, and she couldn’t pretend she was only there to feel for the twins’ kicks.
I had never paid for anyone’s attention, but that night, in front of the screen, her words reduced me to something I never imagined I would want to be.
I only wanted to smell it for a second. When I heard her voice behind me, I knew that night I was done deciding when, how, or how much.
I’d spent weeks watching her behind the clinic desk. The night her life fell apart, I invited her to my apartment and offered her the one thing she couldn’t refuse.
That morning I decided to take his coffee to his office myself, in front of everyone, so they’d understand what kind of woman I meant to be by his side.
She was hungry, cold, and had no reason to trust him. But when he looked her in the eye and offered her a roof over her head, she knew saying yes would change everything.