The Lake House

A Wrong Daddy Bonus Scene

Set three months after the epilogue
Contains: Explicit MM content, Daddy kink, D/s dynamics, praise kink, light bondage, outdoor sex, possessive dirty talk, and emotional intimacy.
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LEO

The lake house still smelled like fresh paint and possibility.

I stood on the back deck barefoot, coffee going cold in my hands, watching the morning light turn the water to hammered copper. We’d been coming up every other weekend since Silas bought the place, and each time it felt more like ours. My succulents lined the kitchen windowsill. Silas’s law journals colonized the nightstand. There was a dent in the porch railing where I’d dropped a paint can during our disastrous attempt at “Seafoam Serenity” for the master bathroom.

The color ended up looking like toothpaste. We kept it anyway.

Behind me, the screen door opened, and the particular silence that meant Silas shifted. Not the courthouse silence—controlled, strategic. This was the other one. The one that made every nerve ending in my body stand at attention.

Hunting silence.

“You’re up early.” His voice was low and rough with sleep, and it scraped across my skin like a match strike.

“Couldn’t sleep. Too quiet up here.”

“Mm.” He stepped closer. Close enough that I could feel the heat of him along my back, though he wasn’t touching me yet. Silas had turned anticipation into an art form. He knew what the almost-touch did to me—the way it made my breath shorten and my thoughts scatter. “That’s not why you couldn’t sleep.”

He wasn’t wrong. I’d woken at 5 a.m. with his arm draped across my waist and his morning hardness pressed against my ass, and I’d lain there for thirty minutes trying not to combust before retreating to the deck like a coward.

“Maybe I just wanted coffee.”

“You haven’t taken a single sip.”

I looked down. The mug was full. Busted.

Silas’s hand settled on my hip. Just his hand. Just the weight and warmth of his palm through the thin cotton of my boxers. But it sent a bolt of heat straight to my core.

“Put the coffee down, Leo.”

The command in his voice was quiet. Effortless. The kind of authority that came from being a man who ran boardrooms and won cases and never, ever raised his voice because he didn’t need to.

I set the mug on the railing.

“Good boy.”

Two words. They hit me like a wrecking ball every single time. My eyes fluttered closed, and I felt myself lean back into him involuntarily, seeking his solidity the way a plant seeks light.

“We’re outside,” I managed.

“We are.” His other hand came up to my jaw, tilting my head to the side, exposing my neck. His lips brushed the spot below my ear. “No neighbors for half a mile. No one to hear you but the birds.” A slow, deliberate press of his mouth against my pulse point. “And me.”

“Silas—”

“Daddy.” The correction was soft but absolute. “It’s the weekend, baby. You know the rules.”

I did know the rules. We’d negotiated them carefully, the way Silas approached everything—with precision and care and an attention to consent that made me feel safer than I’d ever felt in my life. Weekdays were Silas and Leo. Partners. Equals. But weekends—especially here, in our private space, away from everything—weekends were different.

Weekends were theirs.

“Daddy,” I whispered, and felt his whole body respond—a tightening of his grip, a sharp inhale against my neck.

“That’s my boy.” He turned me around slowly, and I looked up into those slate-gray eyes that still made my stomach flip even after all this time. Forty-nine years old and more devastating than any man had a right to be. Silver at his temples. Crow’s feet from a year of actually smiling. Forearms that belonged in a museum.

“I have plans for you today,” he said conversationally, like he was discussing brunch reservations. His thumb traced my lower lip, and I fought the urge to pull it into my mouth.

“What kind of plans?”

“The kind where you don’t come until I say you can.”

My cock was already straining against my boxers. “That could take a while.”

“I certainly hope so.” He kissed me—deep and slow and thorough, the kind of kiss that reorganized my priorities and deleted my to-do list. His tongue swept against mine and I made a sound I’d be embarrassed about later, a whimper that he swallowed with obvious satisfaction.

When he pulled back, I was breathing hard and gripping the front of his shirt.

“Inside?” I asked.

“No.” His eyes held mine. “Right here.”

“On the deck?”

“I told you. No neighbors for half a mile.” He stepped back and settled into one of the Adirondack chairs—our splurge, wide and sturdy and apparently about to be desecrated. He sat the way he did everything: like he owned the space. Legs spread. Arms on the rests. King of the goddamn lake house.

“Come here.”

I went. I always went. Not because he demanded it, but because every cell in my body was calibrated to this man, tuned to his frequency, helpless against the gravitational pull of his attention.

I stopped between his knees, looking down at him. The morning sun caught the silver in his hair, and he looked like something carved from the landscape—permanent and weathered and absolutely, devastatingly beautiful.

“Lose the shirt,” he said.

I pulled his old Northwestern tee over my head and dropped it on the deck. The morning air raised goosebumps across my skin, but the way Silas looked at me—like I was something rare, something precious, something he still couldn’t believe he got to keep—that was what made me shiver.

“Beautiful.” He said it like a fact. Like the sky is blue and water is wet and Leo Brennan standing half-naked in the morning light is the most beautiful thing I’ve ever seen. “Now the rest.”

I hooked my thumbs in my waistband and pushed my boxers down, stepping out of them. Fully naked on the deck. The breeze off the lake touched everything, and my cock bobbed heavy between my legs, already flushed and leaking.

Silas’s expression didn’t change, but his knuckles went white on the armrests. Good. I wasn’t the only one affected.

“On your knees.” His voice had dropped into that register—the one that bypassed my brain entirely and spoke directly to something primal and obedient at my core.

I sank down on the sun-warmed wood. The deck boards were smooth under my knees—we’d sanded them ourselves last month, and I had a sudden, ridiculous flash of gratitude for our DIY efforts.

Silas reached down and threaded his fingers through my hair. Not pulling. Holding. Grounding me the way he always did before we went deep.

“Color?”

“Green. So green. The greenest green in the history of—”

“Leo.”

“Green, Daddy.”

“Good boy.” He released my hair and stood, towering over me. I watched him untie his pajama pants with deliberate slowness, letting them drop. No underwear. Of course no underwear. The man had planned this.

He was already hard. Thick and heavy and curved slightly upward, and even after a year together, the sight of him made my mouth water. I leaned forward instinctively, and his hand caught my chin.

“Not yet.” He traced his thumb along my jaw. “I want to look at you first.”

“Daddy, please—”

“I said not yet.” His thumb pressed gently against my lips, and I could taste salt and sleep and want. “You’re going to be patient for me. Aren’t you?”

I nodded, trembling.

“Words.”

“Yes, Daddy. I’ll be patient.”

“That’s my good boy.” The praise washed through me like warm water, loosening every knot of tension in my body. His hand returned to my hair, stroking, petting. “You have no idea what you look like right now. Naked and hard and kneeling for me in the sunlight. I could keep you like this forever.”

“You could,” I agreed breathlessly. “But then you’d never find out what I can do with my mouth.”

His laugh was low and dark and full of filthy promise. “Open.”

I opened my mouth and he guided himself in, slow and controlled, letting me adjust to the stretch. I relaxed my jaw and took him deep, swallowing around him, and was rewarded with a groan that came from somewhere primal.

“Fuck.” His hand tightened in my hair. “Just like that. You take me so well.”

I worked him with everything I had—tongue, lips, throat, the suction that made his thighs shake. I’d learned his body the way I learned color theory: obsessively, joyfully, with the kind of devoted attention that turned practice into art. I knew that the underside of the head was his breaking point. I knew that eye contact while I swallowed him made his breath stutter. I knew that if I hummed, low and steady, he’d curse in a way that made me feel like the most powerful person alive.

I hummed.

“Christ, Leo—” His hips snapped forward involuntarily, and I took it, took all of it, tears pricking at the corners of my eyes from the depth. His hand gentled immediately, stroking my hair in apology even as his voice went rough. “So good. You’re so fucking good for Daddy.”

I moaned around him, and the vibration made him pull out with a wet sound.

“Stop,” he breathed, chest heaving. “I’m not done with you yet.”

He sank back into the Adirondack chair and pulled me up onto his lap. I straddled him, and the feeling of his cock pressing against mine between our bodies made us both groan. He kissed me hard, tasting himself on my lips, and I rolled my hips against him in a slow grind that was pure instinct.

“I brought supplies.” He reached into the gap beside the chair cushion and produced lube and a condom.

I stared. “You staged lube in the patio furniture?”

“I’m a litigator. Preparation is everything.”

“You’re insane. I love you so much.”

“Arms behind your back.” He slipped his sleep shirt off with one hand—the man moved with infuriating efficiency—and twisted it into a loose rope. “Color?”

“Green.”

He bound my wrists behind me. Loose enough that I could pull free with a twist, tight enough to feel held. The position arched my back, pushed my chest forward, made me feel displayed and exposed and absolutely electric.

“Look at you.” His voice was reverent and wrecked. He ran his hands up my torso, thumbs catching my nipples, and I jerked in his lap. “Every inch of you. Mine.”

“Yours,” I agreed. “Always yours.”

His hand slid between us, slicked fingers finding me, and the first press inside made me drop my forehead against his shoulder. He worked me open with devastating patience—one finger, then two, stretching and crooking with an expertise that still undid me. When he found my prostate, I saw white.

“Daddy—oh God—”

“Right there?” He pressed again, watching my face with those sharp gray eyes that missed nothing. “Is that what you need?”

“I need you inside me. Please. I can’t—I need—”

“Shh.” He added a third finger and I whimpered, hips rocking down onto his hand. “Daddy’s going to take care of you. I always take care of you.”

He did. God, he always did. Every time. Whether it was holding me through a nightmare about my father or making me come so hard I forgot my name—Silas took care of me with the same unwavering attention.

When he was satisfied I was ready, he withdrew his fingers and rolled on the condom, slicking himself up. Then his hands gripped my hips and he positioned me over him.

“Whenever you’re ready, baby. Take what you need.”

With my wrists bound behind me, I had to use my thighs to lower myself. Slowly. The stretch was intense and perfect and I gasped as he breached me, inch by inch, gravity and desire pulling me down until I was fully seated.

We both went still.

“Leo.” My name in his mouth was a prayer. His forehead pressed against my collarbone, and I felt his breath shudder. “You feel—I can’t—”

“I know.” I clenched around him, and he groaned against my skin. “I know, Daddy.”

I started to move.

The Adirondack chair creaked beneath us, and I filed that away as a future engineering concern because right now all I could focus on was the drag and fill, the way Silas’s hands guided my hips in a rhythm that built like a symphony. Without my arms for balance, every movement was amplified. I had to trust him completely, rely on his strength to keep me steady, and something about that surrender cracked me open.

“Faster,” he ordered, and I obeyed, riding him harder, the sound of skin on skin obscene in the morning quiet. A loon called somewhere across the lake, and the absurdity of it—the birds, the coffee going cold, the Stanley Cup–level intensity of sex in a lawn chair—made me laugh.

“Something funny?” Silas’s hips thrust up to meet mine, hitting my prostate dead-on, and the laugh became a cry.

“Nothing’s funny. Everything’s perfect. You’re perfect. Fuck, right there—”

“There?” He did it again. And again. Angling his hips with the precision of a man who’d spent a year mapping every response my body could produce. “Tell me what you feel.”

“Full. I feel full. And—and—” I couldn’t string words together anymore. The pleasure was building in waves, each crest higher than the last, and my cock was leaking between us, untouched and desperate. “I need to come. Daddy, please, I need to come—”

“Not yet.” He wrapped his hand around my cock and stroked once—a single, devastating pull from root to tip—then released me. I sobbed. Actually sobbed. “You can take more. I know you can.”

“I can’t—”

“You can. Because I’m asking you to. And you’re my good boy.” He kissed me, soft and sweet, a devastating contrast to the brutal pace of his hips. “My perfect, beautiful boy who always gives me everything I ask for.”

The praise dismantled me. My head fell back and I rode him through the edge of sanity, every nerve ending screaming, the pleasure so intense it looped around to something like pain.

“Silas—Daddy—I’m going to—I can’t hold—”

His hand wrapped around me again, stroking firm and fast. “Come for me, Leo. Right now. Let me feel it.”

I shattered.

The orgasm ripped through me like a storm front—violent and all-consuming, whiting out my vision, clenching every muscle in my body. I spilled over his fist, across his stomach, and the sound I made wasn’t quite human. Somewhere distantly, I felt Silas follow—his hands bruising on my hips, his rhythm going ragged, his voice breaking on my name as he pulsed inside me.

We came down together, tangled and trembling and breathing each other’s air.

Silas’s hands found the knot at my wrists and freed me with practiced gentleness. My arms came forward, tingling, and I wrapped them around his neck immediately. He pulled me against his chest, one hand cradling the back of my head, and we sat there in the ruined chair while the lake sparkled and the loon called again and the world continued to exist around us, indifferent and beautiful.

“Hi,” I said into his neck.

“Hi.” He pressed a kiss to my temple. “How are you?”

“Deceased. I’m deceased. You’ve killed me with an Adirondack chair.”

“I’ll put that on your headstone. Loved well. Died happy. Ruined patio furniture.“

I laughed into his skin, and he held me tighter. This. This was the thing that still surprised me—not the sex, which was transcendent, but the after. The way Silas shifted from commanding to tender without a single wasted beat. The way he always checked in. The way his hands never stopped touching me, anchoring me, reminding me I was held.

“Your coffee’s definitely cold now,” he said.

“I’ll make more. I’ll make you some too.” I pulled back to look at him. Morning light on his face. A hickey forming on his collarbone that I didn’t remember leaving but definitely wasn’t sorry about. His eyes, warm and soft and looking at me like I was the answer to a question he’d been asking his whole life.

“I love you,” I said. “I love this house and I love our weekends and I love that you staged lube in the lawn furniture like a horny Eagle Scout.”

“Be Prepared is a valuable life philosophy.”

“You’re ridiculous.”

“And yet.” He tucked a strand of hair behind my ear. “Here you are.”

“Here I am.” I kissed him softly. “Right where I belong.”

We sat there a while longer, naked and messy and perfectly content, watching the morning light stretch across the lake. Somewhere in the kitchen, my phone buzzed—probably Maya, probably something sarcastic—and I ignored it.

There would be time for the world later.

Right now, there was just us. The lake. The house that was slowly becoming home.

And the Adirondack chair that was never going to be the same.

THE END

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