Page 31 of Baby Boy

“It makes me feel good too,” Jace responded.

“No.” He grabbed Jace’s hand and put it against his erection. “Really good.”

“I see.” Jace smiled kindly. He didn’t laugh at Avery, which made Avery feel much better about asking. “That’s another aspect that is up to the Daddy and the boy. Some littles don’t like any sexual contact during their little time. It could be they don’t get sexual pleasure out of it or it pulls them out of their little mindset.”

“But some do?” Avery questioned. The way his body was reacting proved he had no issue. But would Jace?

“Yes, because the boy is being cared for and the Daddy is doing the caring, it can lead to sexy feelings and times. Since a Daddy and boy get to decide how their relationship works, it’s up to them.”

Avery squeezed his legs together, making Jace’s hand press down on his erection.

“I have absolutely no problem giving special touches to my boy when he deserves a reward.”

“Oh.” Avery wanted a reward. He bobbed his head up and down.

“Good.” Jace patted his cock like he had done before in the nursery.

Avery sighed.

“But not right now. I can hear your tummy rumbling,” Jace told him.

Yeah, Avery was hungry. “My tummy wants food.” He rubbed his tummy for good measure.

“Good. Let’s get my sweet little boy fed. How’s that sound?”

“Pancakes! You said pancakes,” Avery reminded him.

“That’s right, then after breakfast, my silly boy needs a bath,” Jace told him.

“Bath?”

“It’ll be fun,” Jace promised. “But first food.”

Avery was beginning to think that Jace was a little obsessed with feeding him. He climbed off Jace’s lap as he hugged Jared to his chest. Jace offered his hand and Avery happily accepted it.

They had to walk by the front entry to go to the kitchen. Avery shuffled his feet as they passed his backpack. He wanted to open it so badly. It was a miracle he’d slept so well last night without his lily. He hadn’t even meant to pack it, but school was stressful, and he liked knowing that his lily was close by even if he couldn’t hold it.

If he was little, he should have a lily, his lily, but would Jace get mad? Avery’s lily wasn’t new like all the things Jace gave him.

“Avery?”

They’d stopped walking as Avery stared at his backpack. He really wanted it. He covered his eyes with Jared.

Jace crouched down in front of him and moved Jared from his face.

“Is there something you want?”

Avery nodded, then, taking a deep breath, he pointed to his backpack.

“Do you want to start your homework already?”

He shook his head as he hugged Jared harder against his chest. This was stupid. He should just tell Jace. But it was embarrassing. This wasn’t just him embracing the lifestyle. This was showing Jace he was a baby who needed his childhood blanket.

“Can I look?”

Avery shifted from foot to foot. He wanted to yell yes! If Jace found his lily, then Avery wasn’t telling him about it.

“I’m going to open your backpack unless you tell me no,” Jace said.

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