Cillian is trapped in his small village by his step-uncle, who has usurped Cillian’s inheritance and squandered it on his own two sons. Cillian earns his own living, and does all the family's chores, whlie his step-cousins do nothing. Then Queen Beyta arrives, looking to have Cillian repair Princess Itha's broken glass slipper. A party celebrating the king’s arrival is in two days, and Cillian gets to work. But, the afternoon before the party, Cillian's family overpowers him and locks him in the dungeon so that they might receive the king--and any blessings he might bestow. The queen comes to his rescue, and introduces him at court to the King Malo, Princess Itha, and Prince Pari. The princess wants to show Cillian her "gratitude," but the prince intervenes and claims Cillian for himself. The prince's gratitude, however, isn't anything Cillian is interested in. King Malo intervenes and Cillian fears more punishment, so it comes as a pleasant surprise when he's led to the king's bed. Soon, though, Malo must return to the castle, and Cillian to his village. He once again finds himself at the mercy of his step-uncle and cousins again. Will he ever see Malo again? Was their interlude just a game to the king or something more?

The Glass Slipper

“Thank you, your highness,” Cillian said, touching the rim of his goblet to Pari’s.


The prince drained his wine in two draughts before Cillian had taken a sip, and banged his goblet down on a table. Like his sister, he suddenly wrapped his arms around Cillian’s neck and kissed him hard on the mouth.


This time, Cillian didn’t recoil. He clutched the prince to him and kissed back, pushing his tongue between Pari’s lips. He grabbed Pari’s tight buttocks and lifted him off the ground. The prince, although a few inches taller than him, lifted his legs and circled Cillian’s waist. Only the sound of wet kissing and low moans filled the room.


Cillian felt his manhood swelling and pressing against Pari’s codpiece. “Does that thing come off?” he whispered.


“All of it does,” Pari replied, matching Cillian’s tone.


Chapter 11