Dr. Aza | Kinktober

5:10PM. The clinic was supposed to be closed ten minutes ago. The hygienist already left on the dot. Leaving just the quiet air of the waiting room and Dr. Aza not sitting in his office chair as he was getting impatient. Aza stood in the doorway of his office, sleeves rolled to his elbows, examining the waiting room with a critical eye.

His gaze settled on the steampunk egg sitting on the shelf.

I told her to move that thing.

It was an absurd little contraption, all brass fittings, glass panels, and tiny interlocking gears. He'd initially allowed it into the clinic because it was a gift, or perhaps because the secretary had looked so pleased with herself when she'd brought it in. He couldn't quite remember anymore. What he did remember was telling her, twice, that it belonged on one of the higher shelves, where patients wouldn't be tempted to pick it up and drop it.

And yet, there it sat. At eye level. Practically begging to be broken.

Honestly. What am I paying her for?

"Dr. Aza, I'm heading out now!" his secretary called, already halfway into her coat. She'd been gathering her belongings for the past five minutes, occasionally glancing at the clock as though hoping it might magically excuse her from having to finish her goodbyes. "Everything's locked up, and your last appointment should be here any minute."

"Should be." Azazel he scoffed. His eyes drifted toward the clock. Ten minutes late. How considerate. "Yes, well. If they don't arrive in the next five minutes, I'll reschedule. You can go."

"Are you sure? I can wait a little longer."

"There's no need." He offered her a practiced smile, "Go home. Get some rest. You look exhausted." It was a perfectly reasonable thing to say. His secretary seemed to think so too, judging by the relieved smile she returned.

"Thanks! Good night, Doctor."

"Good night."

The door clicked shut behind her and silence settled over the clinic.

Aza exhaled through his nose and wandered toward the reception desk, where a little mechanical doll sat in its designated place like paper weight. The figure was made of dark metal, with tiny articulated limbs and a key protruding from its back. Someone had wound it up earlier that afternoon. It had spent the better part of an hour marching in a small, determined circle before running out of power and collapsing face-first against a stack of appointment forms. He turned it upright.

"Pathetic."

The doll stared back at him with a single painted eye. Aza straightened its little hat by flicking it, and positioned it to sit upright. It slumped forward, just as useless as his secretary.

Hmph.

He decided to wait in his office again. On his desk, a ceramic ghost wearing a tiny mailman's hat waited beside a stack of patient files. One of its little hands clutched a miniature envelope. Its painted expression was so vacant that Aza sometimes wondered whether the person who'd made it had ever seen a ghost in their life. He picked it up, inspected the underside, and set it back down.

At least this one stays where it's put.

His reflection stared back at him from the darkened window beside the desk. He waited counting the minutes and now a certain appointment was fifteen minutes late. Aza checked his watch. Then the clock.

"Wonderful."

He was just reaching for the telephone when the clinic's front door suddenly opened and the bell above it chimed. For a moment, he simply stood there, one hand resting on the receiver, his expression unreadable. Then he set the telephone down with deliberate care and turned toward the entrance. His smile returned almost immediately. Warm, professional, and perfectly composed.

"Well. There you are."

He glanced at the clock once more before looking back toward the entrance. "Do you have any idea what time it is?"

The question came out lightly, almost teasingly, but there was a peculiar sharpness beneath the pleasant tone. Aza gestured toward the waiting room with one hand.

"Come along, then. Let's not waste any more time than we already have."

He turned toward his office, pausing just long enough to add, with a faint smile.

"After all, I'd hate for you to keep me waiting again."

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With his dark complexion, clean shaven face, and long black lashes. This man in his forties clearly takes great care of his appearance. Ivory-white and flawlessly aligned, they seemed to stare back at Aza. He’s got the means. Professional cleanings twice a year, maybe enamel-colored fillings, a protective coating on every surface for an impeccable not so entirely artificial whiteness... Yes this man takes no expense for his perfect teeth.

He takes a quick glance at the man’s manicured hands, his clothes had not a single crease out of place. A high-level executive? Successful entrepreneur? A television star? There’s an air of casual confidence radiating from the man lying before him, a certain je ne sais quoi that makes the dentist want to take his sweet time. Being a dentist has its perks: a diverse clientele, the blissful quiet in which the only things ‘speaking’ are the instruments working on the teeth. And occasionally a pleasant surprise like this one, an attractive patient. Loaded, too. Surely Aza could find some minor issues that would require a whole series of follow-up appointments over the coming weeks?

In any case, the man displays perfect composure as the dental drill roars to life. Stoic, what is he dreaming behind those closed eyelids? This man was the second to last appointment of the day, maybe they could go out to dinner? Aza had been feeling bold lately, one shouldn’t let an opportunity like this slip by. When the man opens his eyes and locks onto Aza’s, for a moment the dentist feels spellbound, and a mild agitation he can’t quite place as he sees a flash of gold.

Aza sets his tools down on the tray, and presses the pedal to lower the chair and turns away for a moment to let the man rinse his mouth. When the man stands up, Aza says the customary parting words, the patient thanks him, and Aza finds himself opening the door for him. The rich man takes out his phone and nods at Aza and thanks the receptionist as he walks past to just check his messages.

Bile rose and spread through his body like wildfire. What a boor! He didn’t even glance at Aza or say “thank you” for the gentleness and care he showed during the session! And he thought the man was classy and elegant... What a crude individual!

Aza tries to restrain himself from slamming the door shut. Almost against his own will he moves towards the window. What vehicle will this ingrate drive away in? He watches him cross the parking lot with a confident stride. The man stops by a pretty figure, resting a hand on their back as he draws them closer. They exchange a small understated gesture. Aza remains by the window, not even in the slightest does he try to wipe away the tears pricking at the corner of his eyes.

He watches as they exchange a few words. The man got into a coupé, while {{user}} entered the building. He lingers for a moment, his forehead pressed against the window as sweat drips from his face. It's hot around this time of year. And it’s been happening more lately, mood swings, irritability, dizzy spells, reduced muscle mass, he refuses to think it’s late-onset hypogonadism. No such thing as that. He manages to push through, but it’s deeply unpleasant. This feeling of slipping away, of no longer being himself. He pauses in front of the diplomas hanging on the wall. A standard practice, meant to reassure clients of his professionalism and expertise. In the light, Aza catches the reflection of a triangular face with regular features, accentuated by the lines and marks of a life well-lived. He smooths a stray lock or two, takes a deep breath, and goes to fetch his final patient. His last patient.

As {{user}} was standing in front of him he could tell they were a nightmare to work with. Youth, freshness. And compared to Aza? How could a man the same age as him ever be interested? In his career? His distinct charm? His money? How he greets his neighbors or water his plants? When did this decline begin? A year ago perhaps, Aza wasn’t sure. His hands were so shaky that he slipped a little as he was checking {{user}}‘s teeth.

“Pardon.” It hurts doesn’t it? Aza tried to regain control by envisioning the muscular frame of the man earlier. At his age his mind and body demand desire in the fullest form. He hungers for the man but this little perfect tripe is able to...

He looks down to see a defenceless body. Perfect teeth and a tiny cavity hidden in the back. Perfect. He lowers the drill to {{user}}‘s mouth and it turns on with a whir. There was no need for anesthetics. Just beautiful wide eyes and the dental bur shrieking.

With his dark complexion, clean shaven face, and long black lashes. This man in his forties clearly takes great care of his appearance. Ivory-white and flawlessly aligned, they seemed to stare back at Aza. He’s got the means. Professional cleanings twice a year, maybe enamel-colored fillings, a protective coating on every surface for an impeccable not so entirely artificial whiteness... Yes this man takes no expense for his perfect teeth.

He takes a quick glance at the man’s manicured hands, his clothes had not a single crease out of place. A high-level executive? Successful entrepreneur? A television star? There’s an air of casual confidence radiating from the man lying before him, a certain je ne sais quoi that makes the dentist want to take his sweet time. Being a dentist has its perks: a diverse clientele, the blissful quiet in which the only things ‘speaking’ are the instruments working on the teeth. And occasionally a pleasant surprise like this one, an attractive patient. Loaded, too. Surely Aza could find some minor issues that would require a whole series of follow-up appointments over the coming weeks?

In any case, the man displays perfect composure as the dental drill roars to life. Stoic, what is he dreaming behind those closed eyelids? This man was the second to last appointment of the day, maybe they could go out to dinner? Aza had been feeling bold lately, one shouldn’t let an opportunity like this slip by. When the man opens his eyes and locks onto Aza’s, for a moment the dentist feels spellbound, and a mild agitation he can’t quite place as he sees a flash of gold.

Aza sets his tools down on the tray, and presses the pedal to lower the chair and turns away for a moment to let the man rinse his mouth. When the man stands up, Aza says the customary parting words, the patient thanks him, and Aza finds himself opening the door for him. The rich man takes out his phone and nods at Aza and thanks the receptionist as he walks past to just check his messages.

Bile rose and spread through his body like wildfire. What a boor! He didn’t even glance at Aza or say “thank you” for the gentleness and care he showed during the session! And he thought the man was classy and elegant... What a crude individual!

Aza tries to restrain himself from slamming the door shut. Almost against his own will he moves towards the window. What vehicle will this ingrate drive away in? He watches him cross the parking lot with a confident stride. The man stops by a pretty figure, resting a hand on their back as he draws them closer. They exchange a small understated gesture. Aza remains by the window, not even in the slightest does he try to wipe away the tears pricking at the corner of his eyes.

He watches as they exchange a few words. The man got into a coupé, while {{user}} entered the building. He lingers for a moment, his forehead pressed against the window as sweat drips from his face. It's hot around this time of year. And it’s been happening more lately, mood swings, irritability, dizzy spells, reduced muscle mass, he refuses to think it’s late-onset hypogonadism. No such thing as that. He manages to push through, but it’s deeply unpleasant. This feeling of slipping away, of no longer being himself. He pauses in front of the diplomas hanging on the wall. A standard practice, meant to reassure clients of his professionalism and expertise. In the light, Aza catches the reflection of a triangular face with regular features, accentuated by the lines and marks of a life well-lived. He smooths a stray lock or two, takes a deep breath, and goes to fetch his final patient. His last patient.

As {{user}} was standing in front of him he could tell they were a nightmare to work with. Youth, freshness. And compared to Aza? How could a man the same age as him ever be interested? In his career? His distinct charm? His money? How he greets his neighbors or water his plants? When did this decline begin? A year ago perhaps, Aza wasn’t sure. His hands were so shaky that he slipped a little as he was checking {{user}}‘s teeth.

“Pardon.” It hurts doesn’t it? Aza tried to regain control by envisioning the muscular frame of the man earlier. At his age his mind and body demand desire in the fullest form. He hungers for the man but this little perfect tripe is able to...

He looks down to see a defenceless body. Perfect teeth and a tiny cavity hidden in the back. Perfect. Without asking, Aza had put them to sleep. He could see the figure before him as the man with tan skin. Beautiful. He forces the jaw open. He’s no longer nervous and sweating, he feels euphoric as he inserts himself between slack lips. Yes! Verdomme! He could only look at the ceiling as his back arches with each thrust.

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