Brad breathed the late afternoon air deeply on his walk to the hospital. It was only a few miles from his small apartment and his path led him through some beautiful areas of the city. Brad enjoyed getting some fresh air and exercise before he concentrated fully on helping the most injured patients recover. His job was challenging and sad sometimes but very rewarding when patients made amazing recoveries.
Brad walked past the ornate gates of the Burmingham estate. He had never met any of the Burminghams. They operated in a much higher socioeconomic level then an ICU nurse did. The elder Burminghams had moved from the family estate to a posh retirement area in Texas. As far as Brad knew, the only resident now in the huge mansion was the son and heir, Thorston Burmingham. He ran the largest bank in the city and was well known for his philanthropic activities. Brad stopped for a moment and looked through the wrought iron gates to wonder what it would be like to live in a huge home like that. It would have everything. A little voice in the back of Brad's head told him that it might be pretty lonely too without a family to fill the rooms with life.
Two huge German shepherds appeared at the gate to bark ferociously at him. "Hi, guys!" Brad said carefully stopping to talk to the two dogs. "It's just me. I'm headed back to work. It really is a nice day today." Brad liked dogs a lot. He couldn't have one in his apartment and his twelve-hour shifts would not be good for a dog to be cooped up in an apartment any way. So, he just talked to everyone else's dogs. He'd been working on these two for months trying to make friends. They were being very stubborn in maintaining their guard dog attitudes.
Suddenly a large, handsome man in his forties, appeared on the inside of the gate. He had black hair feathered lightly with silver and amazing grey eyes. "Heel, Zorro and Villa. That's enough now." The dogs immediately stopped barking at Brad and circled back to stand at the man's sides. "Can I help you, sir?" he addressed to Brad in a curt tone.
"Um, Hi! I'm sorry. I'm Brad Murphy. I'm just walking to work at the hospital," Brad gestured vaguely at his blue scrubs that he was wearing. "I didn't mean to bother you. I just like dogs and yours are beautiful beasts. I couldn't resist chatting with them."
So begins the sixth story in the series of " Dr. Richards' Littles." . A simple conversation with two guard dogs results in a chance meeting between Brad and, the reclusive and wealthy, Thorston Burmingham, Thorston is drawn to the caring ICU nurse and soon pursues Brad with single-minded determination. When Thorston forces Brad to admit his interest in living as a Little, Brad quickly learns that the strict man could be the Daddy that he has dreamed of for years. Will they both be willing to explore a life together enriched by a fully stocked nursery and personal Little care as prescribed by Dr. Richards?
Characters from the first five novel in this series reappear to continue their stories. You do not need to read the stories in order. All are complete stories. The books in this series will feature invasive medical treatments, including thorough examinations and enemas when required, as well as diaper changes, spankings and other punishments. If you are offended by any of these, a sexually charged relationship between two men, or by age play (adults who choose to live as a Little or a parent of a Little), this is not the book.
Brad walked past the ornate gates of the Burmingham estate. He had never met any of the Burminghams. They operated in a much higher socioeconomic level then an ICU nurse did. The elder Burminghams had moved from the family estate to a posh retirement area in Texas. As far as Brad knew, the only resident now in the huge mansion was the son and heir, Thorston Burmingham. He ran the largest bank in the city and was well known for his philanthropic activities. Brad stopped for a moment and looked through the wrought iron gates to wonder what it would be like to live in a huge home like that. It would have everything. A little voice in the back of Brad's head told him that it might be pretty lonely too without a family to fill the rooms with life.
Two huge German shepherds appeared at the gate to bark ferociously at him. "Hi, guys!" Brad said carefully stopping to talk to the two dogs. "It's just me. I'm headed back to work. It really is a nice day today." Brad liked dogs a lot. He couldn't have one in his apartment and his twelve-hour shifts would not be good for a dog to be cooped up in an apartment any way. So, he just talked to everyone else's dogs. He'd been working on these two for months trying to make friends. They were being very stubborn in maintaining their guard dog attitudes.
Suddenly a large, handsome man in his forties, appeared on the inside of the gate. He had black hair feathered lightly with silver and amazing grey eyes. "Heel, Zorro and Villa. That's enough now." The dogs immediately stopped barking at Brad and circled back to stand at the man's sides. "Can I help you, sir?" he addressed to Brad in a curt tone.
"Um, Hi! I'm sorry. I'm Brad Murphy. I'm just walking to work at the hospital," Brad gestured vaguely at his blue scrubs that he was wearing. "I didn't mean to bother you. I just like dogs and yours are beautiful beasts. I couldn't resist chatting with them."
So begins the sixth story in the series of " Dr. Richards' Littles." . A simple conversation with two guard dogs results in a chance meeting between Brad and, the reclusive and wealthy, Thorston Burmingham, Thorston is drawn to the caring ICU nurse and soon pursues Brad with single-minded determination. When Thorston forces Brad to admit his interest in living as a Little, Brad quickly learns that the strict man could be the Daddy that he has dreamed of for years. Will they both be willing to explore a life together enriched by a fully stocked nursery and personal Little care as prescribed by Dr. Richards?
Characters from the first five novel in this series reappear to continue their stories. You do not need to read the stories in order. All are complete stories. The books in this series will feature invasive medical treatments, including thorough examinations and enemas when required, as well as diaper changes, spankings and other punishments. If you are offended by any of these, a sexually charged relationship between two men, or by age play (adults who choose to live as a Little or a parent of a Little), this is not the book.
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