Snake Eyes

Hunny is a waitress with a problem. No, it isn’t her job – though she can’t stand serving drunken patrons. Instead, Hunny is a runaway, in the sense that, when she pursues something she usually gets what she wants but when she gets it, it’s usually too good for her to believe. And that’s the moment when she cuts and runs … so to speak.

Jake is perhaps the only regular patron at her diner who inspires her to move beyond her past decisions and to live life the way she truly wants to live it.

When he comes in to eat at the diner, she sits down with him and they talk about everything. And with the mood strikes, this also includes their best-kept secrets.

On one particular visit, she follows an impulse and reveals a little fetish she has. But then she also admits to the runaway tendencies that have ruled her life.

That’s when their story begins. Jake makes a bet with her that, in ten days’ time, he can help her get over the cut-n-run instinct that has plagued her. She flatly denies his ability to help her achieve this, but takes up the bet anyway.

Snake Eyes is the sexually-charged story of a girl who ran away one too many times and suddenly couldn’t find her way back home … not without a Daddy who would force her to believe in herself again.

Themes include: age play, forced regression, discipline, spanking, nurturing, coddling and the kind of love that only a Daddy can give.

Samples:

Rolling the Dice

Focus