You decide
He spent the day being annoying. Really, really annoying.
Annoying enough to make one just want to scream and hit Him. Seriously one does
get the no hitting rule, but there should be exclusions...
Mutters and scribbles that on the growing list of things that
should have been added to the negotiation list, if only one had known.
The nipples are still trying to not talk to Him after
yesterday, so he spent every waking minute (of which there seemed to be an inordinate
amount) making passes at them. There were soft tickles, little kisses, gentle
tweaks... you name it, and He did it. The problem is that after yesterday they
are hand shy. The instinctive thing is to move the hell away from that hand,
fast.
Of course you can only go so far when you wear a collar.
That long reach would culminate in Him slipping his hand under the collar...
the damn thing is getting way too big and making that manoeuvre too easy...
with the words mine uttered. Then He would spend time tickling the end of the
nose with one of those stupidly long fingers of his until one did scream;
invectives mainly. And back to the nipple annoyance He would go.
Why did He have so much time on his hands you may be
wondering? Well He was still too sick to tackle the damn book cases. The minute
He found out that his "sight the area and think that it would fit" approach
hadn't worked, he relapsed. Now in fairness He wasn't well still, but he got
way worse when he found out that the only way to make the damn things fit was
to move all the bookcases around. That of course means taking out all of the
books.
To be honest one small slave had been feeling fine until
realising that small issue. There are a lot of books. The worse thing is that
the new shelves are only about three inches too long for the site. Normally
you would just slap them in and dodge; unfortunately His father is not quite
the dodger these days. He's more likely to careen into them and pull them over.
So moving books is tomorrow's agenda, if He is well enough...
Sighs if He is smart he may never recover...
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