Caden's Dilemma (Indiscreet #6) (21 page)

Johnny screamed constantly. “Please…please. I can’t take much more, Master. I need to come.”

Caden was ready. He issued a one word order. “Come.” Johnny’s cum shot up between them, coating their bellies and chests. His channel clenched Caden’s clock as it spasmed with his orgasm. It was enough to send Caden over the precipice he’d been riding since he first entered Johnny. He threw back his head and yelled his lover’s name.

Caden rolled over and pulled Johnny on top of him. His boy’s breath was still coming heavily and Johnny shook with the energy of the release. Caden grabbed Johnny’s head and continued to kiss his face, neck and behind his ears until Johnny’s breathing evened out.

He gently set Johnny on his back and got up to go to the bathroom and fetch water, washcloths and a dry towel to clean them up. “Do you want to shower, baby? We smell like sex.”

Johnny smiled. “I don’t mind smelling like sex. It sends the message that I belong to you. Can I have my collar now?”

Caden smiled. “Brat.” He brought out the braided chain and the little screwdriver that fastened the collar on permanently. He reached over to his spilled leathers and pulled the golden dog tags from his pocket. “The collar says you belong to someone. The dog tags say you belong to me.”

Johnny began to cry. “What’s wrong, baby?”

“I’m happy, Master, so very happy.”

They were getting dressed when Johnny casually informed Caden, “Brian says he got us a dog and a cat. The cat is Balinese. It’s just a kitten, the owner died in a car wreck and her relatives couldn’t keep the kitty. The dog is a Shih Tzu.”

“Isn’t that one of those yappy dogs?” Caden asked, eyebrow moving up.

“You haven’t heard him once and he’s here, so is the kitten. Brian has them in a carrier and we can keep them in our house at Bear’s until the Jackson house is finished.”

“Bear’s contractor said it will be ready in four month’s time. Do you miss having Mrs. Mills cooking?” Caden looked in the mirror on the bathroom door to make sure he was together and then checked Johnny.

“We get to see them all the time, but I’ll be glad when we’re in our new home and she’s doing the cooking again. We’re both terrible in the kitchen. Thank God for restaurants and take out.” Johnny went up to Caden and gave him a hug.

“Are you ready for the celebration, Master?”

“Every day with you is a cause for celebration, baby.” Caden pulled open the curtains and they went out to join their friends.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

AC
KATT
was born in New York City’s Greenwich Village. She remembers sitting at the fountain in Washington Square Park listening to folk music while they passed the hat. At nine, her parents dragged her to New Jersey where she grew up, married and raised four children and became a voracious reader of romantic fiction. At one time she owned over two thousand novels, until she and her husband took themselves and the cat to New Mexico for their health and its great beauty.

Now, most of AC’s books are electronic (although she still keeps six bookcases of hardcovers), so she never has to give away another book. AC is new to both GLBT and to writing being, as she claims, a late bloomer, however, she claims to have found her niche writing GLBT romance.

She hangs out at ACKatt.com; where she keeps her journal. This is a very opinionated kitty and at ackatt.com where you may find snippets of her current releases, as well as some from works in progress.

TRADEMARKS ACKNOWLEDGMENT

The author acknowledges the trademark status and trademark owners of the following wordmarks mentioned in this work of fiction:

Android: Google, Inc.

Angie’s List: Angie’s List

Astroglide: Astro-Lube Inc.

Clorox: The Clorox Company

Doc Martens: Airwair Intl. Ltd.

Forbes: Forbes LLC

Google: Google, Inc.

Great Adventure:

Honda Accord: The Honda Motor Company

iPhone: Apple, Inc.

Jacuzzi: Jacuzzi, Inc.

John Jay (community college): The City University of New York

Lobb: John Lobb

Mercedes: DaimlerChrysler

Monmouth College: Monmouth Collge

Newsweek: Harman Newsweek LLC

Out: Here Media Inc.

Planetarium: State of New Jersey Department of State

RAM: Chrysler Group LLC

Samsung Note Three: Samsung

Sears Craftsman: Sears Brands LLC

Skype: Skype Limited Corporation

Spidey (Spiderman): Marvel Comics

Teavana: Teavana Corp

The Advocate: Here Media Inc.

Windex: S. C. Johnson & Son, Inc.

Wounded Warrior Project: Wounded Warrior Project, Inc.

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RAINBOW ROMANCE WRITERS

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If you’re a GLBT and questioning student heading off to university, you should know that there are resources on campus for you. Here’s just a sample:

GLBT SCHOLARSHIP RESOURCES

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Syracuse University

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