Miranda, a repeat character in several April/Lacey Cross erotica stories, has a friend named Dina, who has recently returned from a trip around Europe. The two ladies go out to a club and notice two hot guys eyeing them from the bar while they dance together, rather teasingly. Although Miranda is happily married, and she and her husband Jon have a solid, but perhaps slightly unusual, marriage, she wants to help Dina find her HEA, so she encourages Dina to flirt with one of the men when they leave the dance floor.
Sawyer and Chris are brothers, and Chris recognizes Miranda, treating her politely and respectfully. Sawyer also recognizes Dina, although it's been a number of years, and he remembers her as being young, spoiled and thinking she's too good for Sawyer's social class. She apparently doesn't recognize him, so he decides to turn the tables on her.
Dina and Sawyer leave the club together, and Dina seduces him in the back of her little compact car....not a good fit. She took charge of the encounter, and Sawyer obligingly went along with it, although in fact he's the alpha/dom in real life. He decides to give this new budding friendship a chance, but he'll call the shots....much to Dina's surprise and dismay since she's always been in charge of her relationships.
Sawyer makes it clear that if they continue this new relationship that he will be the alpha and she must be his submissive. Dina is intrigued but afraid of this new role for her. Can she submit totally to a man? H-h-m-mmm. She's highly doubtful, but after careful consideration....including how hot Sawyer is along with his heavy-handed personality (pun intended), she goes home with a red bottom but a smile on her face after their next encounter at his place.
Can this budding relationship be anything more than merely friends-with-benefits? Dina is embarking down an entirely new avenue of sexual adventure with Sawyer. We'll have to wait and see how well her "training" goes. And when will Sawyer confess to her who he really is?.
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