Professional dog walker and part-time brownstone-sitter, Adam Schultz attends a Three-Minute Dating Engagement in Greenwich Village to help him find Mr. Right.<br><br>Schultz world tilts on its axis when he meets Kintano Kind. The man is sweet, big, black, sexy, and works with autistic children. He treats Schultz like a king on their steamy and fun-filled dates.<br><br>Things become serious when Schultz is invited to meet Kintano’s parents and he begins to wonder if Kintano is his Mr. Right. Can the two men form a long-lasting relationship? Or will Schultz’s doubts and insecurities lead them down separate paths?

Under Kintano

“Enjoy it, Adam, every last drop of it.”


Honestly, I decided to let him call me by my first name, since I liked it falling out of his plump lips. And between laps, consuming my explosion from his nipples, breathing in his sticky male scent, I thought: Chocolate forever. He’s now mine, and quite tolerable against my skin.


I met his parents: Judith and Milo Kind. Judith was tall, thin, and striking at fifty-six. The woman had her own local cooking show called Southern Fried Delicious, which was doing well. Milo Kind was a retired wide receiver who played in the ESFL (Eastern States Football League) and suffered from bad knees and numerous headaches.


Chapter 8