For the first time, Adan is free. He’s happier than he’s ever been. The past doesn’t care about any of that.

Since Beau kicked Adan to the curb, leaving him homeless, Adan has been on a journey of finding himself. He spent his life on his knees and now he wants more. Adan has friends for the first time. Life is finally leaning his way. Unfortunately, Beau has other plans for Adan, and his newfound independence might not be as unconstrained as he believes.

After spending over a decade in prison, Axton has been floundering. He has friends who feel like family,...

For the first time, Adan is free. He’s happier than he’s ever been. The past doesn’t care about any of that.

Since Beau kicked Adan to the curb, leaving him homeless, Adan has been on a journey of finding himself. He spent his life on his knees and now he wants more. Adan has friends for the first time. Life is finally leaning his way. Unfortunately, Beau has other plans for Adan, and his newfound independence might not be as unconstrained as he believes.

After spending over a decade in prison, Axton has been floundering. He has friends who feel like family, but no goals or ambitions. Everything is different on the outside. He’s not who he was ten years ago, and he doesn’t know where to go with that. The only place he feels seen and accepted is with Adan. He understands Adan is a Little. Axton also knows he’s no daddy. So far, that’s stopped him from pursuing the only person who makes him feel. Unfortunately, he’s not the only one with Adan on his radar and Adan might just need Axton’s dangerous lack of conscience more than he needs a daddy. But protection is protection, as long as they don’t end up dead, that is.