Swiss Exchange - Sex Stories

Swiss Exchange

... helped Zeidan decide to become a double agent for the Americans--and Summerfield, whose real name was Sam Winterberry and who headed the Agency's Candy Store Unit, collecting intelligence through sex, knew that he was dominating and mastering enough to keep control of his stable of agents this way.

And thus unfolded one--but not the only--operation at play by Sam Winterberry at the Hotel Riffleberg.

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The table occupancy was readjusted that evening. The three principals in the now-suspect arms transfer negotiations, the Russian supplier, Gennadi Ivanov; the supposedly New Zealand buyer, the allegedly Peter Summerfield; and the Greek shipper, Christos Diakos, were dining together--for the last time. The reception desk clerk, Lucas Meier, was sitting close by Summerfield, and the Frenchman, Alois Durand, was at Diakos's side. Diakos's wayward boytoy, Kabr Zeidan, was absent, as was Summerfield's boyfriend, Jeff Reynolds, who was still in the hotel manager, Akhtar Fariba's, apartment and bed, having lunch with him there and being devoured by Fariba.

The exchange of submissives between Fariba and Summerfield had gone smoothly.

The Iranian ski instructor, Farzin Ahmadi, and the German skier's erstwhile boyfriend, Jonas Koch, were cooing at each other at another table. Ahmadi seemed completely smitten with Koch, which also was going to plan. Absent from the room were the German, French, and Italian skiers, Maximilian Bauer, Lyam Beaumont, and Matteo ...

... Caputo.

The Russian supplier's two associates, Pavel Sokolov and Sergei Popov, had latched onto two of the Iranian researchers, Basir and Milad, and were dining with them in the staff's dining area.

After lunch, the hotel manager and his newly found lover, Jeff Reynolds, showered and dressed, and Fariba, as promised, was showing the young, claimed New Zealander around the hotel, including into the cave into the Riffleberg Mountain at the back of the hotel. The cavern they entered, indeed, was being used as a vast wine cellar, but what Reynolds was really interested in was what was going on in the caverns behind that one. Before he could devise a way of finding out, a door at the rear opened and the third Iranian researcher, Naseem, came out, wearing a white lab coat and goggles.

He said something to Fariba in Farsi, which Reynolds, who, unknown to Fariba, spoke Farsi, heard Fariba addressed as "senior doctor," and Fariba quickly sent the young man back into the rear cavern and shut the door--but not before Reynolds, who fully understood the world of chemical development, was able to discern that chemical research was under way in the back caverns under Riffleberg Mountain. This confirmed what intelligence analysts in Langley had already now surmised and had been the reason why Luca Meier was being exchanged with Jeff Reynolds.

At that point Fariba called off the tour of the hotel, saying he was unexpectedly needed elsewhere. This was fine with Reynolds, who needed to be ...