SELF SERVICE

London, 1880s. Some pursuits are best practiced behind locked doors.

Darius Welford is the perfect Victorian gentleman—impeccably dressed, privately wealthy, respected at his club. But behind the locked door of his Kensington study, he's discovered an obsession that consumes him: with enough flexibility, certain intimate acts become possible alone.

Night after night, he practices in secret. Stretching and discipline. Mirrors and mounting need. Getting closer, inch by agonising inch, to achieving what should be impossible.

Then his valet walks in.

Briggs doesn't recoil in disgust. He doesn't threaten exposure. Instead, he offers something far more dangerous: "Let me assist you, sir."

What begins as technical guidance—better positioning, proper preparation, expert knowledge—quickly becomes something else entirely. Briggs has trained other gentlemen in their private desires. He knows exactly how to push Darius beyond his limits. Deeper. Further. Until the boundaries between master and servant, between solitary pleasure and shared intensity, dissolve completely.

But when Briggs arranges for an old university friend to observe, Darius discovers his education has only just begun.

An explicit Victorian erotic novel exploring forbidden flexibility, intensive training, and the kind of discipline that transforms a gentleman's private study into something far less respectable.

Includes a detailed manual by Briggs instructing the reader in how to achieve similar results.

Contains explicit adult content. M, MM, and MMM scenes. Reader discretion advised.