A New Look at Kyle’s No Limits Contract 🎨

I have another new piece of artwork created by artist Arrillaga to share from my Geena Loves Mike Universe, and this time we’re stepping into one of my favorite sub-storylines, Kyle’s No Limits Contract.

The new illustration captures Kyle in a position readers of this series will probably recognize immediately. He’s naked except for his socks, bent over the kitchen counter while his girlfriend and owner, Sue, stands behind him with a paddle. And judging by the extremely bright shade of red covering his rear end, she’s already been at it for quite some time.

I particularly enjoy this storyline because the premise gives me so much to explore as a writer.

Kyle and Sue are a college couple who enter into an unusually demanding Femdom contract. Kyle agrees that once a scene begins, he doesn’t get to simply decide he’s had enough and return everything to normal. His ultimate way out is to end the submission arrangement altogether.

Technically, Kyle does have a safeword. That’s an important distinction. He can stop. But Kyle is intensely masochistic, extraordinarily stubborn, and absolutely determined that Sue will never hear that word pass his lips.

Sue knows it.

And that’s where their battle of wills becomes so much fun.

Each installment becomes a new study in Sue’s increasingly sadistic creativity as she searches for the thing that will finally break his resolve, while Kyle treats enduring whatever she invents as proof that he really can give her the submission he promised.

So when you look at that very red backside in this new artwork, remember that you’re really looking at the central question behind the entire series:

How far can Sue push him before Kyle finally admits he’s had enough?

So far, Kyle seems determined that we’re never going to find out.

PATREON Subscribers can view the new piece of artwork below.

EVERYONE can go read my stories on GeenaLovesMike.com and learn more about Kyle’s no-limits contract.

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