Description

About the book

He wrote aftercare into the contract. Noah called it a love letter.

Adrian Black does not do boyfriends. He does contracts: monthly companion agreements with explicit terms, scheduled scenes, and no emotional entanglement.

Noah Castillo does not do feelings with clients. He shows up, performs, gets paid, and goes home to study urban planning while trying not to drown in debt.

Their arrangement should be simple: exclusive companionship, negotiated scenes, generous compensation, and clear boundaries.

Then Adrian starts adding clauses that sound suspiciously like care.

Noah starts staying after the session ends.

The safe word protects them from going too far physically. It does nothing for the moment both men realize the relationship is no longer only contractual.

Making it real means confronting the financial imbalance, the age gap, and the fact that care cannot stay hidden inside legal language forever.

Book details

Author: Jace Wilder
Genre: MM contemporary age-gap romance
Pairing: MM; adult protagonists aged 42 and 24
Tropes: Sugar daddy/escort, age gap, D/s dynamic, praise kink, control/surrender, hurt/comfort, contract romance, aftercare
Heat: High heat; explicit adult romance
Ending: Happily ever after

Content notes

For readers 18+. Contains explicit MM sexual content, consensual D/s, bondage, impact play, praise kink, sex work, financial hardship, references to a past boundary violation, and a parent’s cancer treatment.

Your audiobook edition

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