Yes, Master

Bailey Beal has had a good life.

Despite his sub status he has been accepted at an accredited secondary school and dreams of his future. Around him his friends are being contracted off. He knows of his inevitable placement with a Dom but determines it to be a 'Tomorrow-Problem'.

He was taken quite off guard when his parents strike what could only be a charity deal with a man he's never heard of yet, let alone met. Sudden this 'Tomorrow-Problem' is a 'Today-Problem' and nothing is an absolute.

Imagine his surprise when he hears the deal had made when he was fifteen. Why was this Dom just surfacing two years later?

Bailey is suddenly plucked from a comfortable life with his parents to a tiny house in the middle of no where with a man almost as old as his father who demands he call him 'Master.'

Bailey resists of course. He misses his home and his old life.

But love has a funny way of sneaking up on you.