Dating Rules And Pretty Fools Ch. 13 - Sex Stories

Dating Rules And Pretty Fools Ch. 13

Author's note: Hi guys, thank you for reading! Here I am with a new chapter of Otis's story. Anon, I also like the name Otis to pieces, I think it works so well for this character. MarcLuciFer, I am unveiling Otis's past little by little, and the picture will became clearer as the story progresses. Exluke1, yes, that is something that speaks about his vulnerability a lot. cannd, Hudson discovers things about himself in this process of 'educating' Otis. And it's going to work just swell for him in the long run :)

Chapter Thirteen -- The Straight and Narrow

So far, things had worked out just as Jackie had described them to him. Maybe there wasn't as much frisking involved as his unwitting partner in Jasper's escape had liked, but Hudson could do very well without it. The memory of his earlier pursuits involving Otis still lingered, and despite freshening up for his job, he could swear the sweet taste of his neighbor was still there on his tongue.

"This is so boring," Jackie said, working a kink in his neck and rolling his eyes. "Seriously, I thought being a bouncer was a lot more than this. Now, I'm starting to suspect the boss of trying to get us to quit only because of all this boredom." To give more weight to his words, Jackie looked around at the well-behaved patrons who were busy dancing and drinking without causing any problems that would warrant that much-desired bit of frisking.

"Would you quit because of something like this?" Hudson asked, while he scanned ...

... the place with different eyes than Jackie. At least the security personnel knew very well what took place inside that half of the club hidden from plain view. As always, he was fishing for clues. He couldn't and wouldn't exclude anyone.

"Are you kidding me? No way," Jackie said. "Now, my man Vegas, you might look at me and think that I'm this slick city boy, who's got it all figured out." Hudson was quite certain he didn't see Jackie like that but nodded in agreement only to hear what the guy had to say. "But when I came here, I was nothing but a country bumpkin, I'm telling ya."

Seeing how Jackie was waiting for a reaction, Hudson rose to his expectations. "You don't say. I'd never have suspected it."

Jackie smiled, pleased with that answer. "Yeah, like I said. I had nothing but the shirt on my back and a bag full of dreams, as they say. Well, not exactly nothing. My momma gave me this number to call, right before she passed." A short silence followed. That bit about Jackie's history had to be true. As impressionable as the young man seemed to be, there was real emotion there whenever he mentioned his mother. "So, I called this number, and that was the boss. At first, he showed no sign that he knew who my momma was, but I insisted, you know. I was like a dog with a bone, 'cause I was down to my last dime and didn't want to start washing dishes or doing some schmuck job."

"How did you convince him to hire you?" Hudson asked. "Did he recall your mom's name, after ...