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Forbidden Server is a father/daughter romance wrapped in social media competition, manipulation, and secrets that could destroy everything.

Unlike my previous works heavy on non-consent, this story centers on a genuinely developing relationship between Paige Chen (15, sophomore) and her father. They choose each other. Repeatedly. Knowing the cost. What starts as a desperate solution to Paige's problems becomes something neither of them expected—something real.

But this is still me writing, so it'll never be vanilla romance.

The Setup:

Paige is locked in a vicious competition with her longtime bully Jessica on "The Collective"—a private Discord server where high school students post increasingly explicit content for status. Paige refuses to lose.

Her best friend Sara offers a solution: use Paige's father as her anonymous "boyfriend Tyler" for video content. He's safe. He'll keep secrets. He won't brag or ghost her like the boys at school would.

What neither Paige nor her father expect is how quickly "just for the videos" becomes something more.

What makes this different:

This is about two people who shouldn't want each other but do. Who can't have a normal relationship but build something real in the spaces between Mrs. Chen's work shifts. Who make terrible choices for understandable reasons and have to live with the consequences.

He wrestles with guilt but can't stop wanting her. Paige feels the weight of what they're doing but can't regret him. And Sara? Sara's filming everything, pulling strings neither of them see, protecting Paige in ways that cross every line.

But this is still me:

Expect breeding content played straight—fertility tracking, pregnancy risk, creampies described in detail. Expect stealthing and manipulation. Expect Sara's voyeuristic control as she orchestrates scenes and guides them past boundaries they didn't know they'd cross.

Expect external threats that make their forbidden relationship seem like the safer choice. Expect secrets that will destroy them if revealed. Expect a pregnancy that changes everything.

What it is: Dark romance about choosing someone you shouldn't, enabled by a friend with her own agenda.

What it isn't: Non-consent between Paige and her father. They choose this. The violations come from elsewhere.

Content warnings: Underage (15-16), father/daughter incest, breeding/pregnancy content, manipulation, voyeurism, discussion of external threats

If you want father/daughter romance that actually feels romantic while still being deeply fucked up, this is it. The love is real. The damage is real. And Sara's watching it all through her camera lens, satisfied with what she's built.

A Father's Weekend didn't score very highly here on SOL, but if you enjoyed the story and its universe, I have a different story in that same universe called Daddy's Survival Lessons. Check my profile for the link.

This will be my longest story to date.

A Father's Weekend:

Emma thinks a weekend in the mountains is just another awkward obligation with her divorced dad. She doesn't know it's a desperate bid for closeness—or that her father's charismatic mentor has brought his own teenage daughter to serve as a living example. In the isolating silence of the remote cabin, a brutal philosophy of intimacy will be taught, and Emma will become the final, necessary step in her father's education.

Here's a teaser cover photo to whet your appetite.

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Hey everyone,

Earlier today I announced A Father's Weekend, which is still on track for later this month. In the meantime, here's something I hadn't planned to post.

The Torres Contract

Author's Note:

This story was inspired by the Mexican film Daniel y Ana (2009), which follows siblings from an affluent family after they are forced into a sexual act by their kidnappers. The film is a powerful exploration of the victims' trauma and its aftermath.

However, I was drawn to a more disturbing question: what does this horror look like from the perspective of the one filming it? This story is an exploration of that psyche—a view through the cold, dispassionate lens of the cameraman, Ojo, a cog in a ruthless criminal enterprise that markets its services on the dark web. For him, this atrocity is merely a technical challenge, the production of a specialized commodity for a paying client.

It's a short, standalone piece. I'm submitting it tonight, and it will be published once it passes review (usually within a few days). A Father's Weekend is still coming on schedule.

I'm honestly curious—does a short story like this land for you, or do you prefer longer-form work?

— Kinjite

Hey everyone — I wanted to take a moment to genuinely thank you for the response to Dominated By Uncle Dom. Your reads, votes, and comments meant a lot, and I'm truly grateful.

A Father's Weekend

For Emma, a weekend trip with her divorced dad is just another awkward chore—until they meet another father-daughter pair at a remote cabin. As her father is drawn into a shocking new model of "devotion," she watches his conscience erode in real time, knowing she's no longer his daughter, but his lesson.

This is a story of insidious grooming, profound betrayal, and the violation seen through the eyes of the daughter who is both the subject and the sacrifice.

A Quick Note on Approach

This story is told tightly from Emma's perspective. I focused on making the dialogue—every hesitant question, every manipulative lie—feel painfully real. The horror builds through what she hears and what she understands, moment by moment. It's a story told in conversations and silences, all filtered through her dawning realization.

A Father's Weekend is a more focused, psychological story. I hope it delivers.

Aiming to release in mid- to late-January.

Thanks, as always, for reading. It truly matters.

— Kinjite