Billionaire Daddy's Cautious Little

An Age Play, DDLG, Instalove, Stand-alone, Romance (Billionaires Daddies Little Girl, Book 2)

By: Jess Winters

Narrated by: Christopher Solon

He’s a billionaire who’s used to getting everything he wants without even trying. She’s a working-class girl who doesn’t want another failed relationship.

Tyler.

From the moment I saw her, I knew Shelia would be mine. But, I don’t want to buy her like I do everything else. I want to win her love. I want her to want me and not my money. I’ve never wanted that with anyone. She’s a perfect little girl, and I’m desperate for her to call me her Daddy. But, will she want me if I show her who I really am?

Shelia.

I have wanted him from the first time I saw him. He’s so different from other men I have known. I know he wants me to be his little girl. I want to. But, every time I make a commitment, the relationship always ends horribly. Can I let myself get hurt again?

Can Tyler find a way to win love without resorting to throwing his money around? Will Shelia find a way to trust herself to fall in love? You’ll really enjoy the way these two navigate their winding, sexy path to a beautiful happy ever after in Billionaire Daddy's Cautious Little, another scorching installment in the very hot and very exciting Billionaire Daddy series.

Daddy's Cautious Little is a short, hot age play romance featuring two consenting adults who are perfect for each other. It includes DDLG and ABDL elements, a touch of drama, and a sexy happily-ever-after.

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LaGina

Loved the short story! I call these my lunch break moments because they pack just enough into a story in a short amount of read.

Hits the Spot 😊

These stories are hot fun, short and sweet and really hit the spot. I liked this second one even more than the first story. Smooth narration adds flavor. If you like em short n sweet, these honies do it. I’ll be continuing. Recommend 😁

Decent story and narration

The characters are more fully fleshed out than many in this genre. You get to see Daddy's frustration with his Little, and the organic development of their romance (as far as you can in a short story).

I did find the "oh, Daddy, oh, Daddy" to be a bit flat and repetitive, but the narrator was better than many in this genre.