Skip And Loafer By Misaki Takamatsu - Chapter 29

Skip and Loafer by Misaki Takamatsu - Chapter 29

Sugar mommy Eirene having you sit in her lap through very important business meetings. There's no problem as long as you don't pay too close attention, which she knows you won't. Plus, having you sitting in her lap, hair a mess and lipstick smudges all across your face neck, and collar is a very handy way to demonstrate her power.

Oughhhh to sit on Eirene’s lap like her little lapdog 😍

You don’t have to do anything but just sit there and look pretty, clinging to Eirene’s neck while she gives you kisses from time to time, or love bites that leave deep red stains on your body to show dominance over her competitors.

It’s such a big display of dominance and Eirene isn’t embarrassed one little bit. In fact, she takes pride in the way she has such a cute and obedient sugar baby at her beck and call. Worshipping her, clinging to her, always following her commands and letting her do whatever she pleases with you, all for the sole fact that Eirene is a goddess and should be treated as such…

You’re her favorite person, so let her spoil you with all the love and riches she have, all for the sole trade that you are the reason she has such a dominating prescience in the first place 💕 what a very useful business tactic 😅

should we do vows? we can, if you want to. you think of what you want to say… i’ll think too. i don’t need to think… i’m ready, i know.

“THE SEVEN HUSBANDS OF EVELYN HUGO” BY TAYLOR JENKINS REID

Evelyn: Do I have to listen to your man truobles?

Celia, on the inside: No, I can't laugh yet. I've gotta hold it in.

Celia: Certainly no.

"I was a famous woman kissing a famous woman in the house of the biggest studio head in Hollywood, surrounded by producers and stars and probably a good dozen people who ratted to Sub Rosa magazine.

But all I cared about in that moment was that her lips were soft. Her skin was without any roughness whatsoever. All I cared about was that she kissed me back, that she took her hand off the doorknob and, instead, put it on my waist."

-The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo by Taylor Jenkins Reid