Sometimes healing means becoming yourself.

Simon Matthews has built his reputation on being strong, capable, and in control. As a respected construction foreman, he's the guy everyone counts on—the man who never admits weakness, never asks for help, and certainly never shows vulnerability.

Then shingles forces him to surrender.

Bedridden and in agony, Simon has no choice but to let his wife Sam take care of him completely. What starts as practical necessity—diapers for when he can't reach the bathroom, soft nighties that won't aggravate his blistered skin—becomes something neither of them expected.

As Sam discovers the joy of caring for her helpless husband, and Simon discovers the freedom of surrendering control, they stumble into a new dynamic that awakens desires they never knew they had. What began as medical care transforms into something deeper, more intimate, and infinitely more satisfying.

But as Simon heals, so does their relationship—forcing them both to confront uncomfortable truths about who they really are beneath the masks they wear for the world.

Sissifying Simon is a tender, intimate exploration of vulnerability, acceptance, and the surprising places we find ourselves when we stop trying to be strong enough for everyone else.

Perfect for readers who love character-driven romance with emotional depth and unconventional relationships.

Content note: This novella contains themes of age play, adult baby roleplay, and D/s dynamics. Intended for mature audiences.