This is a story about a couple in a D/s dynamic finding out who they are with growing elements of Ageplay, or specifically, a Daddy Dominant and Little dynamic. All characters are consenting adults.
The main character is based on me; I started this story for a friend but was getting some great feedback from other friends who encouraged me to share. Constructive criticism always welcome, I'm not a Daddy Dom and I want this to be an authentic story.
Special thanks go to Robert, Trish, Criss and many others who helped me.
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Main characters
Nicholas (Nick) James
Willo Linden (Linn) Hart
Stephen (Steve) and Helen (Lena) Frasier
(Stephen is Nicholas' best friend from college, Lena becomes Willo's friend and mentor.)
Friday
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"Please be ready for me to pick you up at 5.30 PM for the cocktail party. Can't wait to see your surprise."
My heart thumped every time I glanced down at my phone. That was the last text Nicholas sent, 20 minutes until the appointed time. One last look in the mirror; I splurged a bit on my outfit.. but it was just the right find, complimenting the colors I know you intend on wearing to your business partner's cocktail party. Tonight I want to make an entrance for you. It's so rare that I splurge and get myself something new; I've really had to save my pennies the past couple of months. But Nicholas is more than worth it.
I arrange two smaller braids on either side of my head, meeting in a small ponytail over most of my free flowing hair. Just as I smooth my skirt down after arranging my garter belt (Nicholas felt that pantyhose were unflattering, so, I found myself getting my 1st pair of garters at 34 years old!) I hear your car pulling into the parking lot.
You're wearing a dark suit, white shirt and bold maroon tie... dapper as always. Your dark hair frames your face and a kind expression always gleams behind those brown eyes.
At first glance my black velvet cocktail dress, one that flourishes just a small amount in the skirt and stops above my knees, doesn't seem that fancy. Upon closer inspection you notice the maroon lacing around the dress and nod your approval with a smile growing on your face.
You reach into my hair, take a firm grasp to tilt my head up and kiss me. That move always makes me go a bit weak in the knees. As you pat my bottom, I squirm a little and you chuckle.
"You look beautiful, sweetheart."
"Thank you." I smile softly at you. "Oh! The best part, watch this!"
I spin twice around and reveal a slit up the side of the skirt and a dusky rose slip underneath. Smiling, I return to your embrace and soon feel your hands under my skirt. I glance around quickly, but no one else is in the parking lot. Mrs. Burkett in the next apartment might be getting a little show, but just the thought that we might be seen makes me press my body into yours, half in excitement and half almost hiding into your chest. You start patting my bum again until suddenly I feel you bring your hand down with a firm swat.
I gasp and hold on to you for a bit of balance, and quickly the warmth on my bottom spreads into tingles. I moan in appreciation.
"Thank you," I purr into your ear. I feel you trace your fingers along the garter belt, then you turn me around and lean me back carefully into your arms. I feel your hand patting my pussy. I moan with just a single layer of silk between your fingers and my labia.
"I want you to remember exactly how this feels.." you growl slowly, then swat my pussy three times. I gasp from the surprise, but start to moan and melt to the tingles that leaves me with. I look back at you with a smile, leaning into your loving arms.
"I like the way that feels."
"Do you now.." you reply, rubbing the slight sting into tingles. "If you're a good girl tonight, we'll continue later with some privacy."
I grin up at you and whisper, "I'm always a good girl!"
You raise your eyebrows but stay quiet and nudge me upright. I turn back around and smooth my skirt.
Soon we are pulling off the highway into Stephen's neighborhood.
Knowing Stephen and the clients who are coming tonight, you tell me that the drinks will continue to flow into the wee hours of the morning.
One of the first things you taught me was to keep our drinks to a minimum. "As others loosen their tongues," was all you had to say.
Just as you were telling me about our plans for tonight, my phone alerts me to a new text message. I check quickly and my eyes open wide. A close friend of mine, Tracie, was just admitted into hospital. I can't hide my look of concern as thoughts race through my mind.
'There has to be a solution,' I think, 'that will have me where I'm supposed to be tonight..' I start tapping nervously on the back of my phone while I think. '..but maybe I'll be able to grab a chance to slip away for a little bit and make a phone call?'
Not that it's an emergency, but this is the friend who taught me nearly everything I know about patient advocacy.
'She doesn't sleep well so maybe I could try to call later? For some strange reason I thought this party would end before the evening stretched into night.'
"Uhm.. Sir?" I start with my I'm not sure if your gonna like this.. tone of inquiry.
You raise an eyebrow and look at me as you come to a stop at a red light. "I didn't realize how late tonight is going, and Tracie is just being admitted into the hospital. She must be frightened. May I make a phone call tonight, or do you need me to wait?"
You think for a moment, then say, "I will give you 10 minutes of privacy at 10p, but then I need you back inside with me, please."
"Thank you so much for understanding!"
"Of course, Willo, I couldn't expect you to support my career if I didn't, also, support you at yours." You pull into Stephen's driveway and turn off the vehicle. "Oh, by the way, I arranged for some food that will suit your delicate stomach."
A tingle goes down my arms and I start to feel overwhelmed by your attention to my needs.
"Thank you, Love, you surprise me at every turn."
"Are you ready? Do you need a moment?"
"I'm ready for you. Let's go get 'em!"
I take your outstretched hand and you lead me inside. People surrounding us immediately stop their conversations.
"Mr. James, so good to see you!"
"Nicholas, it's been so long! And who is this you brought?"
"Nicholas! Who is this beautiful creature you have tonight?"
You smile at the gathering crowd and introduce me first to a woman named Gloria Walker and next to her a man named Randy Makin, the one who made the "beautiful creature" comment, but quickly tell him, "Don't go getting any ideas, Randy, this young woman is mine."
I grin up at you, tingling as you call me "yours."
"Indeed, Nicholas is a lucky man," a voice says from behind the crowd. People move aside and Stephen smiles with his glass of tequila. "Welcome to our home, Willo, please make yourself comfortable."
"Thank you, Stephen."
"May I take I your coats?" Lena asks from beside her husband. I've gotten to know Stephen and Helen from a few lunch meetings. But this is the first time I've been invited to their beautiful home. I look around in amazement at the artwork hanging on the walls, the way the rooms flow into another. "It's stunning..." I murmur, looking around, not aware that you are solely responsible for the design.
We begin to move around the rooms, saying hello to everyone, and you quietly tell me about the folks I've never met before tonight.
I know how to look the part, by now I even know some of the architectural language you use with clients and junior partners alike.
My hidden talent is being able to remember who prefers scotch or whisky, whose partner is named what, and if they have kids.. those small details that can make all the difference at anything from a fundraiser to a business party. I can keep a conversation going on nearly anything with ease.. which is why Stephen, your partner, loves it when we work clients together. "A winning team, you two could close any deal!" we often hear from him.
These talents are what have made me a successful patient advocate for people who are tick bite victims, like me. My entire adult life I have never known what it's like to have a healthy body without a care in the world. I have to watch what I eat, watch what I do.. all because of two tiny insects when I was 17 years old. I have disability coverage, and therefore do not hold a "regular" job, but supporting other people in the community with my heart and soul, not just money, can be the best feeling. Plus it takes a lot more than a "normal" job would, just in different ways.
Though it sounds elite to be called an advocate, I really just help other patients by being there for them, helping them with my experience. I do have dreams to start one of our area's first NPOs (non-profit organizations) for tick-borne infections.
All of those plans, though, take a back seat to my own health, which sometimes gets the better of me. It's sufficient for what I do right now, but my brain and body can easily become overwhelmed...
I explained all of this to Nicholas when we first met. He donated his talents to design and build a house for a patient friend of mine, someone who had been made homeless by the effects of the illnesses.. so he knew exactly what he was doing when he asked me to join him for dinner that evening, and continued to ask all kinds of personal questions throughout the meal.
I was surprised, genuinely, that here was someone who was asking what exactly did a bad day entail for me, what do I do for the many things that could go wrong.. and he didn't go running for the hills. It made him more protective of me and for a couple of weeks he would call and check up on me regularly; on how my patient was doing in his new house, how am I feeling? Am I taking care of myself? ..finally we both realized we had a magnet pulling us closer together, and let nature take its course.
Being equally driven to help our community has made Nicholas and I a well known couple in our area. What people are always surprised at is the fact that we act very much like an old-fashioned couple with very modern ideas, and no one guesses at the age difference between us.
Though our relationship is still short by many standards, I adored Nicholas from the moment we met, and I knew he felt much the same way. We just seem to always work in perfect syncopation.
In private we talk of an old fashioned connection - which I enjoy, even blossom under. When I feel strong, he bolsters me. When I feel weak, his presence always gives me strength. I have a lot of respect and affection for Nicholas. Under many circumstances, calling him Sir feels natural and pure. He always has an affectionate name for me, and has never made me feel less than special and cherished.
We set to work easily, and before I know it you are reminding me about the time.
"Ladies and Gentlemen if you would excuse us for a few minutes please, Willo has a quick phone call to make."