Sugar Baby Dennis for Rabbot who give him a credit card and say to "spend it on whatever you want". They expect him to buy new clothes, maybe some sex toys, and he does at first. That first week, he buys enough clothes to have a shirt and pants for each day. Even gets some new boxers plus some men's lingerie. He gets a few new sex toys, although Robby and Jack have more than enough to use on him.
The next while? Dennis is using that card for nothing more than groceries.
His "shopping sprees" never hit two hundred dollars. Jack and Robby pay it off, every month, not really thinking about the cost. They don't look at what Dennis is buying and never ask about it, although they're curious to see what it is. That's for Dennis to know and them to find out.
There's these rules they have, though, and at some point, Dennis breaks one of them too frequently or too many all at once and Jack tells Robby maybe they should cut him off. Just for a little while. It's not something they've done before, but they assume the only thing Dennis is buying on his shopping trips are accessories. Extra things.
It's the first time the card declines when Dennis uses it ever. He's a little embarrassed and asks the cashier if he can make a call. He thought he'd been tracking all the money he spent, but he must have missed something somewhere. Dennis didn't even know what the limit on the card was. Just that Robby and Jack told him he could "Do whatever you want. We'll take care of it at the end of the month."
It's Robby he ends up calling after a brief moment of consideration. On days off, his phone is never on silent. Plus, Dennis thinks he remembers Jack saying something about a meeting he was going to. Or being needed with SWAT again. Dennis can't quite remember.
"Hey, sweetheart. Everything okay?" Robby asks. He sounds a little tired, like maybe he just woke up. Dennis cringes at the thought of waking him from a nap.
"Yeah, sorry." Dennis stares down at his phone wallet. Maybe he shouldn't say anything and just use his own card? But that would mean more debt that he just started paying off thanks to the card the men gave him. He swallows. "Um, the card declined?"
"Oh?" Robby sounds more awake now and it relaxes something in Dennis. He knows the man will help take care of it. It's a surety he didn't used to have growing up. Most of the time, he had to fend for himself against his brothers. And then, his stint being homeless, he had to be on alert all the time. "Why do you think the card isn't working?"
"I'm not sure. I was tracking how much I was spending. Uh, I might have gone over? But me and Trin had this whole budget for groceries together and--"
"Groceries?"
"Yeah, I'm just down the street getting some stuff for the week." The phone goes silent. Dennis worries his bottom lip. "Is that... Is that wrong? You told me I can use it for whatever and I thought--"
"No, sweetheart, that's perfect." There's shuffling on the other end and Dennis can imagine Robby getting out from the bed. There's some muttering about his keys. "You said you're down the street? From ours or yours?"
"Um, yours? I can use my card, it's fine. I just thought maybe--"
"No, baby, I'm coming down. I'll call the bank Monday and get it all sorted, okay?" Dennis relaxes again. Robby should be there in five minutes.
"Okay. I'm just up front, by guest services."
"Alright, be there soon. I love you."
Robby's calling Jack the second he's off the phone with Dennis, telling him that their boy hasn't been using their card for what they thought. Jack's got Robby on speaker as he's looking through their bank app to get the card unfrozen so Dennis can use it again later. It hurts that Jack won't be able to leave to go down with Robby and get Dennis and smother him in love and affection and apologies.
What he can do, while he waits until they let him fucking leave, is get a reservation that night at their favorite sushi place. It's the least he can do in apology, even if it doesn't seem Dennis knew what happened in the first place. In his perfect world, Dennis never would know. Never have that fear again, but Jack knows he deserves to know.
It'll be a hard conversation, one that he and Robby know they'll need to soften first and do everything they can to make up for it. If they'd known before, Jack never would have brought up the idea. Food safety is important. Being secure and feeling safe in that way is something Dennis deserves after everything he went through.
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