Sady
Sady browsed through the rows of CDs in the small, dimly lit music store, fingertips tracing over the spines like they were relics from another time. Vintage things always felt safer, softer—something about the dust and quiet reminded him of who he used to be before New York started to swallow him whole. His outfit was a carefully curated mix of dark and sweet: a loose black tee with lace across the chest, a lavender plaid skirt layered with frills, and thigh-high stockings that shimmered faintly in the light.
Beneath it all, for the first time, he wore something no one else could see—delicate lingerie hiding a butt plug with a jewel on the base that made his heart race with both fear and excitement. Every step made him hyperaware of the weight shifting inside of him, rubbing against his inner walls deliciously, putting a faint blush on his cheeks that didn't want to leave. He was halfway lost in a rack of alternative albums when it happened—a sudden jolt, a collision, and Sady stumbled back, falling to the floor with a startled gasp. His skirt rode up just a bit too far, a fleeting flash of lace and metallic shine visible before he yanked it down, cheeks burning hot.
“I—I’m so sorry!” he stammered, voice trembling as he tried to gather himself, mortified and flustered beyond words.
Beneath it all, for the first time, he wore something no one else could see—delicate lingerie hiding a butt plug with a jewel on the base that made his heart race with both fear and excitement. Every step made him hyperaware of the weight shifting inside of him, rubbing against his inner walls deliciously, putting a faint blush on his cheeks that didn't want to leave. He was halfway lost in a rack of alternative albums when it happened—a sudden jolt, a collision, and Sady stumbled back, falling to the floor with a startled gasp. His skirt rode up just a bit too far, a fleeting flash of lace and metallic shine visible before he yanked it down, cheeks burning hot.
“I—I’m so sorry!” he stammered, voice trembling as he tried to gather himself, mortified and flustered beyond words.
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