Emery’s job is to help others feel like their best selves. What he really needs is someone to do the same for him.
Running his own barbershop has worn Emery down. He’s tired—physically and emotionally. He spends his days making all the decisions and providing a peaceful and accepting atmosphere for his clients. But when he goes home, he craves someone to do the same for him. He’s tired of being the strong one, the one in control, but a relationship where his needs are the focus of the man he loves doesn’t exist… right?
Michael has spent decades searching...
Emery’s job is to help others feel like their best selves. What he really needs is someone to do the same for him.
Running his own barbershop has worn Emery down. He’s tired—physically and emotionally. He spends his days making all the decisions and providing a peaceful and accepting atmosphere for his clients. But when he goes home, he craves someone to do the same for him. He’s tired of being the strong one, the one in control, but a relationship where his needs are the focus of the man he loves doesn’t exist… right?
Michael has spent decades searching for his perfect little doll. He yearns for a little who wants to curl up in his lap and drink his milk. Instead of onesies and cotton shorts, Michael craves to dress his special boy in the prettiest skirts and stockings. But after searching for so long, he’s beginning to think he’ll never find a boy who wants to surrender fully and become his pretty little doll.
Michael’s old barber becomes unavailable, and his coworker refers him to Emery. When he shows up for his first appointment, he doesn’t expect to see the prettiest boy he’s ever laid eyes on. Emery’s porcelain skin and sweet demeanor have him daring to hope that maybe his perfect little doll does exist.
