Leather and Lust - Chapter 2: Sir Snow

Sinclair Sexsmith

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Other
BDSM (Dominant & Submissive)
Contemporary Romance
Polyamory
Non-Monogamy
In bustling Cafe Flore, Harrison meets mentor Sir Carter Snow, seeking advice after ending things with Tally. Sir Snow, intuitive and wise, listens as Harrison grapples with his desire for a deeper power dynamic. Despite Harrison's uncertainty, Sir Snow reassures him about finding the right partner, revealing a potential match, Sidra Marlin, who shares Harrisons interests. As Harrison awaits Sidras arrival, he feels a mix of nerves and excitement.

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“Harrison, hello!” Sir Carter Snow says as soon as he sees me, sitting in his usual table at Cafe Flore, his favorite meeting place. He’s been reading the New York Times on his iPad, sipping an espresso (“No cream. Goodness, why would anyone ruin perfectly good espresso with cream?”) and watching the eye candy in the Castro.

He stands to give me a warm hug and I catch a whiff of his signature Murray’s hair grease, such a classic scent of petroleum and musk. Plus, his silver hair always looks perfectly in place. He’s wearing a black tee shirt with the insignia of a local leather contest and faded Levi’s with perfectly shined leather boots. I wonder what lucky kid got to do that for him. It hasn’t been that long since I saw X last, but as soon as he embraces me I realize that I missed him, really missed him, and just being near him makes me relax. Sometimes I think it would be easier if I could just go back to what we had before.

“Hello, Sir,” I offer, gesturing to the chair next to him.

“Join me!” He says. His booming voice turns heads in restaurants like this, even on the outdoor patio where the busy traffic of Market street muffles everything. I slide into the hard, metal chair and fiddle with the fork on the table, touching the tines to the pads of my fingers. “So! What’s been happening? It sounded like something serious when...

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TaliesinSparks

Great tension

I love the way Sir Snow is seemingly the calm and soothing voice here while Harrison is grappling with what he really wants and untangling his feelings about what happened with Tally in this chapter. It's so raw and real, and definitely provides more depth to Harrison as a person. The glimpses of inner monologue are also used well to show more dimension in the character.
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