Yes, Miss
James:
I used to think my desires were something I had to bury—beneath routine, responsibility, and the wreckage of a marriage torn apart. Now, I wake each morning to shame and loneliness, teaching at a school that once held my dream career but now feels like penance.
But then she walks back into my life…Isabelle.
Once my student. Now a colleague. A woman I shouldn’t want but can’t seem to resist. She’s everything I should stay away from, yet the first thing in years that makes me feel alive. But can I really risk it all again—my career, my reputation, my heart—for a chance at something real?
Isabelle:
Coming back to the school I once loved, I feel like a different person. No one here knows who I really am now. I’m no longer the geeky quiet girl with love of piano and a crush on my Music teacher, but a woman who’s learned to protect herself with confidence, a paddle, and domination. Being a Domme isn’t just a kink —it’s my armour.
Until James.
Still devastatingly gorgeous and kind, but now my colleague. This spark between us is something new, something we both need… but it’s stifled by lies, pain and allegations. One wrong step could ruin everything we’ve both worked for.
But what if the man I once dreamed about, is the only one who can love the damaged girl I once was?
Desire. Worship and New Beginnings.
Can we overcome the challenges we must fight together, or will it be enough to destroy our love completely.
Two souls scarred by the past. One chance to find happiness—in each other.
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