The Espresso Shot
Tyler Miller finally gets the diagnosis but he has no idea what it means for him. He’s starting college, going for a degree that is useless. At least, that’s what his parents say, but it’s what he loves. He just hopes he can find someone to take a chance on him.
Brandt Tetherly has his eye on the young employee at his favorite coffee shop. As a nurse for the hospital down the street, it’s Brandt’s job to see the subtle signs of someone sick. Tyler tries to hide it, but a trained eye knows what to look for.
What Brandt doesn’t expect is to find that Tyler is a Little. Brandt learns quickly about the world of Daddies and Littles. He cares for people, makes sure they’re taking care of themselves. It’s not much different, right? The only problem is that Tyler doesn’t think he could be a Daddy.
Can they agree on something that will work for both of them or will it end before it starts? A handful of nights together is not enough for Brandt and he just hopes that Tyler will let him in enough to show him he’s more than ‘the sick kid’.
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