David struggles as I fix his wrists. ‘Is all that really necessary?’ he says, with a little laugh somewhere in his voice.
I look at what I’m doing. I’m wrapping extra lengths of chain around his wrists and the bedframe. It looks lovely, but maybe it is slight over-kill. I shrug and pull it all a little tighter, forcing both his wrists up higher.
He gasps as his body stretches a little more. ‘Well, if you like, but you really don’t need to tie me down so much – I’m not going to run away you know.’
Left unable to walk after a car accident, David thinks his love-life is over. But then he meets kinky Mary, who finds the idea of a boy in a wheelchair too sexy for words.
But is their affair just based on satisfying Mary’s curious interests, or the result of something deeper? As David’s scars begin to heal, and a rival for his affections appears, both of them are having to face questions about what their attraction to one another really means, and if their connection can survive.