5. Danny’s Christmas Toys

Chapter five

Danny’s Christmas Toys

Six months later - December

The best part of Christmas was always the toys. Followed closely by the lights on the tree. There were several prezzies under there for me, and knowing Lee, they were going to be toys. Yay!

But for now, I had to wait. It wasn’t time to open them yet. So, I sat on the floor, tucking my bare feet under my knees in crisscross style while I played with Smokey, my dragon stuffie. He was a little dragon and couldn’t breathe fire yet. I imagined he got smoke blowing through his nostrils now and then, though. Especially if he was mad. Today, he was Santa-dragon since I put a mini-Santa hat on his head. I sang one of my favorite Christmas carols while I waited for my Daddy Lee to come home from work and made Santa-Smokey dance to it.

Up on the house top, reindeer pause

Out jumps good old Santa Claus

Down through the chimney with lots of toys

All for the little ones, Christmas joys

It was only that chorus over and over since I couldn’t remember the rest of the words. But then I heard the crunch of the keys in the door, and Lee opened it.

“Daddy!” I threw my hands in the air over my head.

Lee sighed deeply. “I’m tired, Danny, and I don’t feel like playing.”

That was not the normal response I got to my Little play. In fact, it was the opposite. The last few weeks though, I’d gotten I don’t want to play more and more. It wasn’t like him. And obviously, I didn’t like it. “Daddy…” I pouted.

“No.” He dropped his messenger bag in the corner and pulled off his jacket. His tie was already gone. I would bet he’d yanked it off the second he got in the car.

I stood, pouting even more, and stomped my foot. “I wanna play. No fair.”

Lee dropped on the couch like a bag of potatoes, rested his elbows on his knees, and put his face in his hands. “I can’t. I don’t have any more to give right now. Can you not understand that?”

“No. Dis is better.” I snatched Smokey off the floor and danced him in the air. “Play with me, Daddy. We need kisses and hugs and lots of love. Don’t be grumpy.”

Then he really surprised me. “Danny!” he yelled. “Fucking stop it.”

I’d show him fucking stop it. He needed to get in the right mind frame. This grumpy bullshit wouldn’t do. If he didn’t want to play, he should have stayed at work.

I started crying. Okay, half fake, but it didn’t take but a second for real tears to follow. Then I squeezed my bladder. Yep. I peed my pants. On purpose. Not something I normally would do, but if he was going to scream at me, I was going to fight back the only way I knew. Plus, I was trying hard not to lose my temper right along with him.

“Oh, no you did not. Danny. Did you pee your pants?”

My lip quivered.

Lee sighed, but he stood and came over to me, grabbing my hand. “Come on, baby boy. Let’s go get you cleaned up.”

It might have been yucky and uncomfortable, but it sent Lee right where I wanted him—Daddy mode. “I sawry.”

“It’s okay. I shouldn’t have yelled. Let’s get you in the bath.” He started the water and then helped me undress. He checked the water temperature before holding my hand as I got in the tub. “Here you go.” He soaped up a washcloth. “Don’t think I don’t know you did that on purpose.”

There was only one thing to do when caught out. I smiled up at him like the cheeky emoji with the big toothy grin. “I don’t like when you yell at me, though.”

Lee shook his head, but he also grinned a little. “I know. Let’s wash your hair.” He was often the master at changing the subject, but in this case, I let him. I didn’t want to fight with him, and getting my hair washed felt so good. It certainly seemed like the better option.

Afterward, Daddy wrapped me in a big fluffy towel. “Let’s go to bed.”

“Okay…” My cock started getting hard as soon as he said bed . It felt like I’d been waiting for this moment all day. I climbed under the comforter, naked, and got cozy while Lee undressed.

He dropped his clothes in the hamper and crawled under the blanket with me. “Come here, baby boy.”

I snuggled close and poked him with my peen.

“Well, look at you.” He grabbed my dick and stroked it, making me hum. “Feel good?”

“Yes.”

“You’ll love this. We haven’t done this in a while.” He shifted around and grabbed the bottle of lube he kept on his side table. After squirting some in his hand, he positioned us, facing each other, so he could rub our cocks together with his slick-lubed hand.

“Oh… I likey.” I humped into his fist, which also rubbed my cock against his. I grabbed his shoulders to get a better purchase and sped up. “Yeah, yeah…”

“Get it, baby. Come on.” He encouraged me while squeezing us together.

It was so hot. My daddy was the hottest. “Want to come, Daddy. Make me come.”

“I got you, baby.” He moved his other hand lower and slid a finger into my hole. And that was all it took.

I shot off like a geyser. “Woo!”

Lee chuckled. “What about me?”

“Oh, I can make you come.” I flipped over on my hands and knees, shoving my ass up in the air at him. He could do what he wanted with it. I felt so good, I wanted to make him happy, too. This was way-way better than fighting.

The first thing he did was smack my butt. “How’s that?”

“Oh! No spankies.”

“No? Okay. How about this.” He squirted more lube over my crack, then leaned right up against me so his cock was riding it. He humped against me, sliding his cock up and down along my crack. He could penetrate me if he wanted. He knew that but chose not to. It was kind of hot. And different.

After another minute, he grunted and came, squirting his hot cum all over my bottom. He rubbed it in, then stuck his finger in my hole again. “Keep some of this with you.” He fucked me with his finger, shoving more of his cum inside me, so I wiggled my ass for him.

“Come here, baby boy.” He moved us around and pulled me close to him, so that I was snuggling under his chin. “I love you, Danny.”

“I love you too, Daddy Lee.” I hadn’t called him that in a long time. I didn’t know why, but it felt right now. Felt like he needed to hear it. And I was content.

Meeting up with Levi was one of my favorite things to do. He was so much fun, and even though I only met him a few months ago on the PRIDE cruise, he was rapidly becoming my best friend. Outside of Skyler, but it was different because Skyler wasn’t a Little, and Levi was. We did stuff together every week. And I was pretty happy Drew let me take the afternoon off for it today. We were going to his house to play, but first, we met at Coffee Kraze for a treat. He used to work there, so everyone greeted him by name when we went inside.

He waved at them. “Hey, y’all! Remember my friend, Danny?”

“Yes. Hi.” The tiny twink with platinum blond hair wore a nametag that said Andy , which was good because I couldn’t remember his name.

The other friend was Turtle. That was easy to remember. And he reminded me of a turtle when he slowly poked his head out from the back. “Hi, Levi. Good to see you.”

“You too, Colin.” Oh, yeah, his first name was Colin, and his last name was Turtle. I gave him a little wave, which made him blush and duck back into the back.

Andy didn’t seem to have that shy problem. “What can I get for you? The usual, Levi?”

“Yes, please. What do you want, Danny?”

“Oh, um…how about a caramel macchiato? But no whipped cream.” I made a yucky face. “I don’t like whipped cream.”

“What?” Andy asked. “How do you not like whipped cream? It’s sweet and delicious.”

“It’s the texture.” I wrinkled my nose.

“Well. It’s your drink.” Andy winked at me and rang up the order.

Levi paid. “My treat. Besides, I still get an employee discount, right?”

“No. You get friends and family discount. Because you’re my bro for life.” Andy reached over the counter and gave Levi a high-five.

“Whatever. Same thing.”

It wasn’t a huge space, but they did have a few tables lining the front and side of the store. We sat in one of them to wait for our drinks, which wasn’t very long because they weren’t busy at the moment. They had a fun store, and they’d already decorated for Christmas. Plus, soft Christmas music played from the speakers. It was a great place to take a break from Christmas shopping or whatever else people were doing. I knew their business would pick up again soon.

To my surprise, instead of calling our names, Colin brought them out to us. “Here you go, guys.”

“Thanks, Colin. You didn’t have to bring them out.” Levi took a sip of his. “Mmm… so good.” His drink was cold and loaded with whipped cream and sprinkles on top.

“I know but I wanted to ask you a question. Maybe both of you?”

“Sure. What’s up?”

Colin shuffled closer to the table, leaned in, and whispered, “You both have daddies, right?”

“Yes,” I answered, and Levi nodded since his mouth was full of more drink.

“Good. Then. How do I get one? You know, like, what’s the best way?”

We looked at each other. “I met Lee at the club, Afterglow. But it’s exclusive and the membership is expensive. When I went, I had a special ticket. But we haven’t been members for a while.”

“Oh.” Colin looked incredibly sad.

“You know how I met Hudson.” That was an incredibly funny story. Levi had told me about it when we first met. He didn’t even know he was a Little at the time. He accidentally took a job as a rent boy when he thought he was doing a warehouse job for extra money. I always got the giggles thinking about it.

“Those don’t sound like good ways, especially yours, Levi.”

“No, I don’t recommend it. Thankfully, it worked out for me, but it really could have been bad. Seriously, if Hudson wasn’t such a good daddy. I mean, if it had been someone else…” Levi shivered.

“Yeah. I’m not doing that.” Colin looked sad.

“I didn’t think you were a Little. Maybe a middle?” Levi asked.

“No. I don’t know. I just wanted to meet someone who would take care of me. Never mind. Forget I asked. It’s stupid.”

“No, it’s not stupid.” I reached out and touched his arm, wanting to offer comfort and reassurance. “If you need someone to take care of you, at least you know what you need and what you’re looking for. That’s a step ahead of most boys.”

“Yeah,” Levi agreed. “Maybe you need to put yourself out there more. I know Andy goes to a lot of parties and stuff. You should tag around with him and see what happens.”

“Yeah, maybe.” Colin looked down at his feet. “I’m not good at people-ing. You know?”

He was so shy. I felt for him. “It takes practice, Colin. And you have to be brave.”

Colin nodded and lifted his gaze. “Thanks. I guess I feel better about it.”

Andy called him back to work, and he waved as he headed back behind the counter. The line for drinks was starting to grow.

“That’s so sad. I love Turtle. He’s so sweet. I wish I could help him find a daddy.” Levi sat his now empty drink on the table and wiped his mouth with a napkin.

I hardly drank any of mine, so I nodded and took a sip. “I’m not giving advice on daddies right now. I’m having a hard enough time with my own.”

“What? Why? What’s going on?”

I shrugged. “Maybe nothing. Maybe he doesn’t want to be my daddy anymore.”

“How can you tell?”

“He doesn’t want to play with me as much.”

Levi scowled. “He’s coming to pick you up at my place, though. Right?”

I nodded. “Yeah, I think he’s looking forward to talking with Hudson.”

“I think you’re wrong. But I’m not the one in your relationship.”

“I know.” I sat my drink on the table. It was nearly empty, and I’d had enough. “If I drink anymore, I’m going to be all slushie in my tummy when we play. Come on. Let’s go.”

Levi agreed, though he kept side-eying me on the way to his place. He lived in a nice house on the water with his daddy, Hudson. As we pulled into the drive, I grabbed his arm. “Hey. Forget I said anything, okay. I’m sure it’s only my insecurities. Let’s have a good time and not worry about it.”

“Okay. I can do that. I got some new cars. Come on.”

We raced to the front door, and then Levi unlocked it, and we ran upstairs to his playroom. It was a cool room with sports decorations and a tent and a swing. “Oh, can I swing first?”

“Okay. I’m going to climb the wall.” Which he did, literally. “I had too much sugar in my drink. Woah!” He pretended he was going to fall but then grabbed onto one of the handholds attached to the wall. He had obviously done that before.

I kicked my feet and swung back and forth. “I have a swing in my backyard, but not in the house.”

“We don’t have a backyard. It’s all marina.”

“That’s cool too.”

“It is. Especially when we go out on the boat. Oh! We need to take you and your daddy out on the boat sometime. It’s so cool. And we can see dolphins and manatees. I got a stuffie that’s a manatee in a Tee.” He laughed and jumped off the wall. He pulled a stuffie out of his pile. “Look.” Sure enough, it was a stuffed manatee, and it was wearing a T-shirt.

“That’s funny. I like it.”

After that, we played with cars, and Levi showed off his new ones. He had a carpet that looked like a mini city that we drove around on. Then we grabbed coloring books and colors and went downstairs to wait for our daddies to show up.

“I had fun playing with you today, Danny. Thanks for being my friend. I didn’t even know I could have friends that were little like me until I met you.”

“I’ve had some friends before, but we grew apart after we cancelled our membership to Afterglow. Do you go there?”

“No. We have plenty of fun without going to clubs.” He wiggled his eyebrows. “If you know what I mean. My daddy can be very naughty.”

I laughed. “Mine too.”

We fell on the floor laughing, my sides hurting, until the front door opened and both of our daddies walked in. “What are you two laughing about?” Hudson asked.

“Nothing, Daddy. Nothing. Really.” Levi turned a wonderful blushy shade of red.

I took deep breaths to stop laughing but Levi’s reaction was even funnier. Then he was laughing again too.

Lee ruffled my hair. “Goof-balls.”

“Come on, Lee. Let’s go get a drink while these two settle down.”

We lay sprawled out on the floor for a while, calming down, until I finally sat up. “Come on, Levi, let’s go see what the daddies are doing.”

“Okay.”

Our daddies were in the kitchen area, sipping whiskey and talking. I liked that Lee had friends outside of his work. Especially when they were partners with my friends.

“Who’s ready for a juice box?” Hudson asked.

“Me, me, me,” we both called out, raising our hands.

Hudson handed one of the boxes to Lee, who immediately unwrapped the straw and poked it in the box before handing it to me with a kiss on the forehead. The juice was cool and refreshing, perfect for after all that laughing.

“Daddy?” Levi tugged Hudson’s shirt.

“Yes, baby?”

“Our friend, Colin, is looking for a daddy of his own. Do you know any?”

Hudson pursed his lips together. “No. Not really. But I think that’s something he needs to figure out for himself.”

“I guess, but I feel bad for him.”

“Don’t be sad, Levi. He’ll find someone. But I’m not sharing mine.” I don’t know what made me so possessive, but I was feeling it. I wrapped my arms around Lee, not wanting to let him go. There was a new fear building inside. Fear that we weren’t going to be together much longer.