[When he arrives with his contract, it actually is not that much later. He knocks on the door and looks around the room, a little bit unimpressed and very grossed out.]
I admire that you didn't run screaming from this place.
[He takes him up; they find a cafe that has booths that ensure some privacy. He has a contract; the terms are not quite as regular as a contract that is more common around here. There are things that are strict (obedience, specifically to Nick) and there are things that are oddly unrestricted (he can have as much sex with whoever he wants, as long as it doesn't interfere with the above obedience).
The thing about it is this.
While most contracts are words, legal bindings, Nick sort of. Added a spell to his contract, to make it more physically binding. Breaking the terms would be difficult. Nick doesn't particularly like cells, or bars, or cages. But he does have this...thing, leftover from being a warlock his whole life. Signing a contract by choice that eliminates choice is just so.
Well.
Satisfying.
He produces a pen, and offers it over.]
Take your time.
[He's sort of banking on Billy just not reading it at all.]
[ He reads it, but his eyes glaze over a little. The language is complicated, and he doesn't really get what it's saying. Billy's not the type of guy to read for fun, and he hasn't kept up with his studies, either.
But what's he supposed to do? Say 'hey, explain this for me, I'm an idiot'? No. It's a contract like everyone else here has, it can't be too bad.
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ok maybe a bit but i won that fight so it doesn't count
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something i kind of have a shortage of here
a black eye here and there is worth it
i wouldn't say it's better than sex though. just a different kind of release
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they’re really pushing this contract shit on me huh
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Do you want me to help you out?
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why would you want that
i haven't exactly made myself out to be the ideal sub, have i
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I can make it work. We'll find you an apartment in the Up.
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will you look out for me?
[ He still isn't sure about contracts, but he really doesn't want to be caught alone and uncontracted in a bad situation again. ]
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I wouldn't let anyone else touch you without your consent.
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ok
i'll make a contract with you
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I admire that you didn't run screaming from this place.
[The Down is disgusting.]
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[ ...Except when this place fucks with his head and makes him act like a wimp, anyway. ]
You'll really let me have my own place?
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[He tips his head.]
Come on, let find somewhere in the Up for you to sign this.
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[ If he has to belong to a Dominant, at least he can have his own apartment. That's already one step ahead of his situation back home. ]
Let's go.
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The thing about it is this.
While most contracts are words, legal bindings, Nick sort of. Added a spell to his contract, to make it more physically binding. Breaking the terms would be difficult. Nick doesn't particularly like cells, or bars, or cages. But he does have this...thing, leftover from being a warlock his whole life. Signing a contract by choice that eliminates choice is just so.
Well.
Satisfying.
He produces a pen, and offers it over.]
Take your time.
[He's sort of banking on Billy just not reading it at all.]
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But what's he supposed to do? Say 'hey, explain this for me, I'm an idiot'? No. It's a contract like everyone else here has, it can't be too bad.
So he just quietly signs it. ]
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