Just Say the Word

Gabe Ellis knew some people were “like that,” but it never occurred to him those people might include his boyfriend, Tom Hampton. Now Gabe has to deal with the idea his gorgeous, successful lover enjoys hurting people -- and being hurt -- for fun. Worse, Gabe has to come to terms with the fact that so does he.<br><br>Tom was once known in the local BDSM scene as a ruthless Dom, but he left the scene when he realized he’d rather have a vanilla partner than one who can’t deal with the fact that he’s a switch. Those old feelings come crashing back in, however, when Gabe confesses to darker desires.<br><br>Gabe seems made for Tom, a switch who flips between stern Dom and sweetheart sub. But not everything goes smoothly as they explore their new dynamic. Will Gabe embrace the lifestyle, or ask for it all to stop?

Elizabeth L. Brooks · LGBT+

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52 Chs

Chapter 9

Tom pushed up on his hands as soon as they were free, lifting his torso off the bench, and gasped in relief. “My chest,” he panted. “Just a little…achy. From the…pressure. ‘M fine.”

There was that word again, fine, and Gabe was going to scream in remembered terror mixed up with what was going on now. Too much, too intense, and Tom obviously was notfine.

Gabe leaned in and looked; there was a hard press-crease from where Tom had been trying to stay off the edge of the bench and failing miserably. That area was swollen and red and even under Gabe’s most gentle touch, Tom hissed and flinched involuntarily. The skin was brutally hot to the touch, like a flash fever. “You’re not okay,” Gabe insisted. “Red. Red, Tom, I’m calling this.”

Tom’s face twisted, displaying disappointment and disgust. “I wanted it to be good for you.”

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