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“He didn’t say anything about a naughty elf,” Adam pointed out.
“Of course I’m a naughty elf,” Nash said. “And I have a candy cane I’ll feed you.”
Adam turned red. Nash planted kisses over Adam’s cheeks as Lucas laughed at his boys and the future that was sure to be anything but boring.
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Coffee & Kisses: Rocky Lake Littles 1
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Caden Robb is a survivor. After arriving in Rocky Lake, Arizona, Caden found a home for the first time in his life. He’s bonded and forged a close friendship with two other young men that introduced him to age regression. Now all Caden needs is to find the right Daddy that has the patience to help Caden through his past trauma.
For six months, Lincoln Daniels, narcotics detective, has been visiting Rocky Lake Coffeehouse to lay eyes on the small, shy barista that called to every Daddy instinct Lincoln possesses. Caden is barely able to speak to Lincoln on most days, so how is Lincoln going to show Caden what he has to offer?
When dangerous drugs hit the streets and a cartel threatens the residents of Rocky Lake, Lincoln has his work cut out keeping not only Caden safe but everyone around him. It will take help from new friends to save Caden when the threat hits too close to home.
This book contains MM sexual content (men having sex with each other), Age Play, Daddy/little relationship, ABDL, and age gap relations. This book is an exploration of a relationship between two (male) consensual adults that are looking for love and acceptance. All characters are over the age of consent. No cheating or cliffhangers.
Caden
Caden Robb silently repeated the three orders he was making so that he didn’t mess up, again. He hated yelling and even though his co-workers went out of their way to shield him, some customers were just so loud when they got upset or all the time.
Once he finished with the three complicated coffee orders, he placed them in front of Sam, one of his best friends, the manager of Rocky Lake Coffeehouse, who called out the names written on the cups.
Caden turned back to his station to wipe down the equipment. It didn’t take exceptionally long at all to do a quick clean-up before starting on the next order of five drinks. Caden couldn’t work at a messy station and most of his co-workers understood so they helped when they could. It was too busy now for most of the other employees to be concerned about drips or spills, but Caden’s mind wouldn’t let him move from one task to another until he’d finished.
Luckily, if anyone was complaining about how long it was taking Caden to make the drinks, they were doing so quietly. Caden read the drink description scribbled in Adam’s messy scrawl carefully then started up fresh espresso shots.
He enjoyed it the most when the shop was flowing, not allowing him to have much time to think or worry. Everything stressed him out. Caden thought he was getting a better handle on his anxiety, but it appeared that as soon as he took a step forward, he’d end up three steps back. He’d stopped biting his nails then found himself wanting to go back to the childhood habit of sucking his thumb. The few times he’d ended up with his thumb in his mouth by mistake, Sam or Adam would gently remind him that it was worse than biting his nails. Caden was trying, he really was, but life was so hard!
Finishing the five-coffee order, he placed the cups in front of Sam and smiled. He’d done it! He’d got through the entire two-hour rush without spilling one drink. He gave a little wiggle in celebration before he picked up his rag. Now that he had time, he could give his machine a good scrub down in preparation for a later rush.
Caden was already deep into rubbing the steaming wands on his equipment when someone screamed.
Without thought, Caden dropped to the ground to wrap his arms around his head. He had to cross his legs hard to stop from peeing a little. There was more commotion, but he was shaking too badly to be of any help to his co-workers. The cursing and yelling from across the shop didn’t stop.
“Shit!” Adam growled. “It’s that girl and her boyfriend again.”
“Get them out of here!” Sam hollered. “And this time they’re not allowed back. Every week they’re tearing things up fighting.”
“I’m on it.” Adam brushed against Caden where he crouched as he went to take care of the two troublemakers. Adam was a big guy, and even though he was a soft teddy bear, his size usually worked in their favor.
Caden knew who they meant. The college-aged couple often got into arguments when the girl would flirt with all the men around them. The boyfriend would get mad and yell. The girl would start to throw things. Caden didn’t understand why they would fight like that then return the next day like nothing had happened. He hoped Adam would really kick them out for good this time.
“Hey, bud.” Sam rubbed his back while squatting in front of him. “It’s okay. Can you look at me?”
Embarrassment and regret filled him. Last week when he’d gotten scared, he’d run to the kitchen. That had been better than dropping down right behind the counter. His reflexes hadn’t let him think of an escape plan this time. Caden had just been so pleased with his morning that he hadn’t been prepared for the sudden scream.
“Hey, none of that.” Sam gripped his shoulder firmly. “Even I jumped. There’s no reason to be embarrassed.”
