In The Beginning: another Mike Claymore erotic adventure - Sex Stories

In The Beginning: another Mike Claymore erotic adventure

... counter. "Hey, is this where we sign up for the navy? My bud and I," he nods to Mike, "we want to sign on to see the world." He favors them with a broad smile. The recruiter smiles to herself and lets the counter agents take them but watches with interest. "Yes, this is the place, my man. I'm Gary Whittier and who might you be?" He might have been a year their elder but clean shorn and most civilized to their inexperienced eyes. They thought of him as a dandy. "I'm Daniel George and this is my buddy, Mike Claymore. We want to join your team." He proffers a bright smile as he slaps Mike on the shoulder. Mike moves his head up and down. "Very well. If you are of at least eighteen years and have a minimum of a high school diploma we can sign you on today." Mike grins and says, "See, I told you we could ship out today." Dan looks thoughtfully tense and Mike remembers he didn't matriculate with him. He was going to have to repeat the last year of high school if he didn't get in. "They offer free education," he glances at Gary, "Don't you?" "Yes, in almost all the trades you can think of. What did you have in mind?" You can be anything from a deck hand, to a truck driver, a cook to a doctor. We offer education to all those that qualify. During basic training on the east coast you can decide where you would like to fit in and we take it from there." He puts two sets of documents on the counter. "Do you have a birth certificate or a drivers license to start with?" he nods, "and a ...

... copy of your senior matric, if possible, will help." Mike flashes a letter, "Will a letter from the school be enough? I don't have the diploma with me." Gary glances down the "To whom it may concern" letter and nods, "We will need a copy of your diploma later but this is fine. Do you have a drivers license?" "No, but I got my birth certificate. Will that do?" Meanwhile Dan tosses his drivers license on the counter and buts in, "I don't have anything from school with me. I'll bring it in later." Gary nods and tells them, "Okay, I need you to fill out these forms." He details how he needs it done and gives them each a pen. They move down the counter to make room for a young couple who have come in. Gary urges, "Can you take that over to those booths. We have them set up for doing paperwork. You'll be more comfortable there." They crowd in together in one booth. Quickly they write as much information as they can readily remember then get out a wallet to fill in numbers and dates, etc. They chatter back and forth as they work but are eventually done. It is almost noon so they go back out to the counter. "Where is Gary," Dan asks the woman at the counter. She is on the phone and nods his way entreating him to be patient. She puts a hand over the receiver and whispers, "Just leave it on the end of the counter there." Mike smiles and nods as he complies but Dan glares at her. Mike nudges him and says, "Just leave it and we'll go for lunch. Come on." Dan complains, "I want to speak to ...