Stepdad’s Pet, His Son’s Plaything
The room was already half-empty, the shelves skeletal and dusty, smelling of old paper and the stinky, metallic tang of his sweat.
In the center of the room sat a black leather duffel bag I had never seen before. It looked out of place against the refined mahogany. Jordan unzipped it slowly, the sound of the teeth catching like a serrated blade in the silence. My breath hitched as I saw what was inside.
It wasn't books or documents.
It was a collection of dark, heavy leather—cuffs lined with sheepskin, a series of silk ropes, a faceted glass plug that caught the morning light, and a long, supple leather crop.
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