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He meant someone from a book, right?
“Does that mean he doesn’t want to be growled at?” Lorne’s question was either brilliant or infuriating…I couldn’t decide which.
Kenzie shrugged, looking sincerely confused. “No, I think it was about the kneeling and the rules and the punishments in the book? Mostly I ask for age play and sweeter kinks, but the alpha was so hot and he did this thing—”
“If you finish that sentence in here, I’m calling your Daddy.”
Alick and Lorne giggled and nearly ducked under the table as Nancy called out a warning from the back of the restaurant. She had amazing hearing…so good I was starting to think she’d bugged our favorite table with some kind of device or maybe magic.
“I think we get the point.” I thought Kenzie looked like he was getting ready to stick his tongue out at the cranky woman but he held himself back, so I ignored it. “I’m also starting to think that this is not the right place for this conversation.”
It’d gotten completely out of hand.
Kenzie just blinked at me for a few seconds. “But half the town asked him about going to the playdate at the VFW Hall. I think that means we don’t have to hide what he likes.”
What theythoughthe liked.
“Well, he might not have connected the dots on those things yet.” Alick shrugged as Kenzie frowned at him. “I’m not saying you’re wrong, but the librarian was kind of startled that anyone would think he’s a little.”
Before I could ask some clarifying questions, Alick turned to me. “He wasn’t startled with us. I heard that from someone at the grocery store. With us, he was shy and seemed a bit confused about what he wanted, but he wasn’t scared.”
Forcing myself to take a breath and set my fork down before I bent it, I nodded. “Alright. I just don’t want him scared about other things when I have to go talk to him about council business.”
That was the most low-key way I could think of to say dragons and mages since I couldn’t remember who was around us.
How anyone lived in town for more than five minutes without realizing shit was weird was beyond me. But we somehow managed to have a good handful of humans who seemed to think everyone was just average human-level strange.
People were amazingly delusional sometimes.
“You could always just kiss him.” Kenzie’s unfortunately earnest suggestion had half the diner giggling. “I think he’d like that. He blushes when he hears your name and Daddy kissing me is always a good distraction.”
As several helpful people endorsed Kenzie’s suggestion, Lorne sat up and nodded. “Yes, that would be very romantic, and if he loves romance novels too, he’d love being swept off his feet.”
I wasn’t sure what those two were reading could be called romance but there were too many people around for me to discount the idea right off the bat…it took me several seconds.
“I can’t just kiss him.” How had they survived to be old enough to be called adults? “That’s not polite or a good idea.”
Randomly kissing the librarian before telling him there were dragons was most definitely a bad idea.
Alick chuckled as the other two pouted. “Well, I’m agreeing with you on thewe don’t kiss people randomlypart, but I think making it clear that you find him attractive might not be unwelcome.”
For fuck’s sake.
“I—” I had a very lengthy explanation planned out for why that was a terrible idea but Kenzie stopped me in my tracks.
“He thinks he’s too old for you.” Cocking his head, Kenzie frowned. “I don’t know why. He’s your perfect age and he’d look so cute with a bottle, but he thinks he’s old. It’s confusing.”
Kenzie looked over at Alick, who unfortunately was nodding. “Yeah, that’s what I think he meant too. You think some stupid Dom told him he was too old to be a little?”
I was never going to have any privacy unless I killed all three of the chatterboxes I was currently having lunch with.
But since we’d already been talking about Stefan, I probably couldn’t complain when they talked about me.
I could plan where to bury their bodies, though.
The whole town did not know I liked a more mature sub…and they certainly didn’t need to know that I wanted to feed the librarian a bottle.
“People are just mean sometimes.” Pouting and feeling bad for the librarian, Kenzie sighed as he turned to me. “See. You have to show him he’s attractive and you’d like to be his Daddy.”
