About Christmas Angel, a Hammer story
by Sean Michael
44 pages / 10800 words
ISBN: 978-1-61040-121-0
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It’s Christmas Charity Auction time again at the Hammer Club, and this
year Oliver has convinced Kein to put a couple of hours of time up for bid.
Kein, confidence shattered by his Dom leaving him, is worried that no one
will want him, even just for a couple hours of service.
Mac is attending the auction for the first time, and he’s drawn to Kein as
soon as the beautiful sub walks onto the stage. His is the winning bid, and
he and Kein retire to one of the back rooms to have dinner and get to know
each other better.
Will sparks fly between them? Could Mac and Kein be each other’s Christmas
angels?
Sample
"Are you sure this is a good idea, Oliver?"
Kein looked at his old friend, twining his fingers a bit. Wylie had been
gone for three years now. Three years since his lover, his Master, his
best friend had come to him, hugged him, and told him it was over.
Just over.
No drama. No fireworks. No meanness.
Simply a quiet, "I don't love you anymore, Kee," and then an "I'm
sorry."
Two weeks later, Wylie had moved out of the house, leaving him with half
of the furniture, one of the cats, and a hole in the center of his
chest.
The men at the Hammer had been angels to him -- Oliver and Jack had
stayed with him for days, Marcus took him out for lunch once a month
without fail, and the boys all invited him along for the Wednesday subs
night. Still, he wasn't sure this was going to work. Him. At the annual
Christmas auction.
He wasn't ready for sex -- especially not pointless, random sex with
someone who pitied him.
"I wouldn't have suggested it if I didn't believe it was a good idea."
Oliver patted his hands.
"But... No one wants me, Oliver, Sir. No one. And I can't... I haven't.
I don't even remember how." There was something wrong with him. There
had to be.
"You don't remember how to be a sub?"
He shook his head, starting to hyperventilate a little. He didn't
remember how to be anything. He worked at the art supply store. He went
home. He loved on his cat. He counted it a victory that he didn't cry
anymore.
"Kein." Oliver's voice had a bite to it, drawing his attention. "This
isn't just a good idea -- you need it. And I promise someone will bid on
you."
"What if they don't?" he whispered, searching Oliver's eyes. "What if
Wylie told people there was something wrong with me and I wasn't good
enough?" He'd asked all his friends the same question again and again
and again.
"Wylie was an asshole, but he wasn't a total asshole." Oliver gave him a
hug. "And I promise someone will bid on you."
"I'm scared." And way too close to hysterics for his own good.
Oliver pulled him in and hugged him. "Kein. I'm serious now. You stop
that. You're a good man."
He wanted to believe that.
He did.
He'd do this, for the Hammer, for Oliver. He'd stand there, serve
someone for an hour, then go home.
"Clean yourself, inside and out, and wear something sexy. And be here a
half hour early."
Kein nodded. "I'll try."
"Good boy." Oliver gave him another hug. "You're going to do fine,
because this is what you were made for. To be a sub, to serve. It makes
you complete, and it's been far too long since you had that."
He wished he could believe that.
"I'll see you tomorrow, Oliver."
"You will, boy. And it'll be a good day."
Kein didn't answer that.
He couldn't.