Noah Roberts tried his best to be a good slave for his master, but nothing was ever good enough. When a friend gives him a way out with the offer of a place to stay, Noah bravely accepts. Jensen Nichols is used to living alone in his large monochromatic apartment with a great view. A view that lets him look down at the people and world below without having to engage in it. Noah changes all that, bringing life and color to his routine existence. But that doesn’t mean it’s easy. Staying away from his master is difficult and the...
Noah Roberts tried his best to be a good slave for his master, but nothing was ever good enough. When a friend gives him a way out with the offer of a place to stay, Noah bravely accepts. Jensen Nichols is used to living alone in his large monochromatic apartment with a great view. A view that lets him look down at the people and world below without having to engage in it. Noah changes all that, bringing life and color to his routine existence. But that doesn’t mean it’s easy. Staying away from his master is difficult and the guilt of leaving sets in almost instantly. Scared and at risk to return to an abusive situation, Noah and Jensen come to a new agreement where Noah isn’t a slave and doesn’t have a master. He’s a boy who needs a loving daddy to help him get his life back in order. He can lean on Jensen until he has the strength to support himself.
