
The Lodge
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Narrated by:
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Edward Snow
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By:
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Gregory Allen
About this listen
Paul is clipped by Destiny, his favorite dancer at The Lodge, a club where the entertainers carry leashes and target patrons wearing collars to lead to the private dance area. Collar boys pay double the usual rate to kneel while the dancers perform towering over them. Destiny teases Paul about how long it takes her to see him with a collar on. As his dance ends, she spanks him while he stoops and kisses her foot. She assigns Paul to be a regular on a weeknight for more time with her when the club is less crowded. He pays a leash fee for the privilege. He willingly endures intense humiliation and punishment to remain graced as Destiny's favorite club customer.
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