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CJ1992: I can’t do the video chat :( But, God, that sounds hot.
DaddyJM: Why can’t you chat?
CJ1992: My phone won’t load it.
DaddyJM: Use your computer.
CJ1992: I don’t have a computer.
DaddyJM: How do you not have a computer?
CJ1992: I work at a bar? LOL. I make enough to pay my rent. I don’t have a lot of spending money.
DaddyJM: I’ll buy you one.
Callum sat straight up in bed and choked on his spit. Jack had to be insane, or maybe he was a murderer and he didn’t really live in New York. He was just going to get Callum’s address then come axe murder him in his sleep. Maybe this was his plan all along. Lure unsuspecting little gaybies into a sense of comfort with all the sexy, positive affirmation and then WHAM.
CJ1992: You can’t buy me one. You wouldn’t even be able to get it to me if you did.
DaddyJM: I can ship it to you.
CJ1992: I know we’re doing this Daddy thing, but I don’t even know you. I’m not giving you my address right now.
DaddyJM: I don’t need it. Find one on amazon and put it on your wish list, then send it to me. Amazon will ship it straight to you.
CJ1992: Are you serious?
DaddyJM: Serious.
CJ1992: How do you know Amazon does that? You buying a lot of computers for guys you meet on the internet?
DaddyJM: No, just this one.
CJ1992: I can’t let you buy me a computer.
DaddyJM: Callum, listen to me very closely. Read this very slowly, okay?
CJ1992: Okay.
DaddyJM: Daddy wants to buy you a computer because Daddy wants to talk you through your orgasms and watch you come all over yourself then eat it.
DaddyJM: This is non-negotiable. I can afford it, and I want to do it. So go and find a laptop, then send me the wish list link. If you are too tired to do it now, do it when you wake up. Do you understand me?
Callum stared at the words on his phone, reading them over and over, trying to make sense of the kindness Jack was trying to show him. Computers were easily five-hundred dollars. That was a ton of money for Callum, and Jack was willing to drop that on him like it was pennies.
Not only did Callum struggle to grasp what it must be like to have that kind of spending money available, but he fought with the idea that someone wanted to do something like that forhim. Jack would get something out of it too, obviously, but Callum would benefit the most.
Shit. Would that make him a prostitute? Jack basically wanted to buy him a laptop so they could cyber fuck each other, and while that wasn’t entirely unappealing, Callum did have a moment where he felt…cheap over it.
No, he told himself. It wasn’t anything like being a prostitute. Thisthingwith Jack was a relationship. An unconventional one, but it was as real and tangible as something that existed on the internet could be. The way he felt when Jack praised him was real, and the way his cock was hungry for Jack’s instruction wasveryreal.
Callum opened the Amazon app, searching out the laptops and finding a mid-range one that had a decent processor on it and didn’t cost too much. He made a wish list and added the laptop to it, then copied the link and sent it to Jack.
DaddyJM: That’s very good of you, kitten.
CJ1992: You really don’t need to do this.
DaddyJM: I know I don’t.
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