β Scribed by Lana Brazen
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
He wasnβt a doctor, and she wasnβt a patient. But she had needs, and he fit the prognosis. Lana Blasen is a forty-something, divorcΓ©e frustrated by dating in the modern age. A chance encounter in a coffee shop introduces her to an awakening she hadnβt ever considered. Dr. James Lubton works wonders as third person in a party of three. But what happens when he wants to be the other side of only a pair? In a passionate relationship, when role-playing becomes more than an act, a deeper connection is diagnosed, and emotions could be a side effect when the doctor will see youβ¦
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