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FIFTY SHADES OF FILTHY DESIRES
Her eyes tracked every movement.
“Rules for tonight,” I said, voice low and steady. “You address me as Sir when we’re playing. You keep your eyes on me unless I tell you otherwise. You tell me immediately if anything hurts in a bad way. And you do not come without permission. Break a rule and you get the whip…. lightly …… followed by a hard fuck. Be a good girl and I’ll reward you. Understand?”
“Yes, Sir,” she said softly. The word sounded sweet on her tongue.
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Tango With Three Vampires
Kingston scooted closer to her, resting his arm around her shoulder.
“Daddy Dom, little girl. It is a submissive genre of bdsm and CG/L is caregiver and little. I personally think you are a little and don't know but I could be wrong.” He replied
“What is a little?” She asked, tilting her head to the side.
“A little can be a male, female or anyone in between who follows rules or breaks rules that their daddy or caregiver gives them. Littles are innocent, naive and usually have a hard time regulating emotion. Little are all different so I can't pinpoint anything specific to share with you. But littles are very special people.” He explained.
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When the Queen Forgot
It was just large enough for a child to crouch inside.
Luciano knelt and gently helped Lana inside.
She looked around the small space, confused. "Are we playing hide-and-seek?"
He forced a small smile. “Yes.”
Her eyes searched his face. “Can I win?”
"You can." He cupped her cheeks gently. "But you have to follow the rules."
She nodded, trying very hard to be brave. “What are the rules?”
“No matter what you hear, and no matter who calls your name, you stay here until Uncle Emilio comes for you.”
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Rules of A Forbidden Romance
I commented.
Eun-woo ignored me as he continued, “Rule 4: Don’t approach me just because you wanted to; Rule 3: Don’t try to talk to me if it’s not something educational-related; Rule 2: Don’t act as you know me personally; And most importantly, Rule 1: Never let anyone we’re step-siblings no matter what.”
“Whoa… look who’s talking,” I mocked him. “Aren’t you the one doing as you pleased between the two of us?”
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FAMILY RULES (Mafia Rules #2)
“I will allow it, however all of my children will remain with Lola until it is time for him to take over as you’re heir or your eventual death”
“But-but how will he learn about the business”
My voice lowers “Are you doubting my ability to educate my own son?”
He sits up straight unable to hide his excitement. “Of course not, but the business of New York and Chicago differs”
My head tilts to the side, “There will be visits with adequate protection and supervision from the age of fifteen”
“Thirteen”
“Fifteen” my voice is firm, leaving no room for bargaining. Already I think of how to explain this new agreement to my wife when I return.
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The Darkness Within
However, you are my mate, so that changes things.
Rule number one: you will call me Daddy and only Daddy no matter where we are. You will never use my name, not even if we're standing in front of the entire pack.
You are my sweet little boy, and little boys are supposed to be on their best behavior. When little boys are bad, they get punished. Don't forget that.
Rule number two: no loud noises. I hate loud noises! That goes for our room and the pack house.
Rule number three: No messes, not in our room or in the pack house. If you make a mess, you clean it up. If you see a mess, have a maid clean it. If one isn't available right away, you clean it.
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Hunky Daddies For An Innocent Lady
“I’m just not used to dressing a woman.”
“I’m not a woman, Daddy G! I’m just a Little girl!”
“You are,” Gomez murmured. “You’re my Little girl.”
“But I can dress myself.”
“Not sure you can have it both ways, Little one.”
“Daddy G! You don’ts have to be logical when you’re Little. In fact, I think that’s a rule. You should note that down. No logical Littles. Uh-huh, definitely a rule.”
He grinned and shook his head at her antics. This was more like their girl.
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Divorced My Cheating Husband, Married A Billionaire
He shrugged, concluding, “I guess it’s necessary. We need to set some rules.”
“You are becoming like my dad,” Charlie groaned, her eyes rolling.
“Let’s be serious. What is one week without intimacy?” Taylor pointed out.
“Fine!” Charlie said. “Truth be told, you distracted me with your push-ups.”
“Okay, let me type it down, and we can print it and post it on the wall and our doors,” Taylor suggested. “Rule number one. No flirting. Eye contact for more than ten seconds counts as seduction.”
Charlie, “...”
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Frequently Asked Questions
Reading to kids is one of my favorite things—there’s nothing like seeing their eyes light up when a story clicks. For the littlest ones, board books like 'Goodnight Moon' by Margaret Wise Brown are timeless. The rhythmic text and cozy illustrations make it perfect for bedtime. Another gem is 'The Very Hungry Caterpillar' by Eric Carle—its bright colors and interactive holes in the pages keep tiny hands busy while teaching counting and days of the week.
For slightly older kids, 'Where the Wild Things Are' by Maurice Sendak is a must. It’s a wild, imaginative ride that validates big emotions in a way kids understand. And don’t overlook 'Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See?' by Bill Martin Jr.—the repetitive structure is great for early language development. These books aren’t just stories; they’re little doorways to curiosity.
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