Fell for It - Sex Stories

Fell for It

... possible. "No need for a bunch of lawyers and a ceremony at the lawyer's office," the note said.

The note didn't say how much Vince had enjoyed the sex, although he certainly seemed to be in full approval while it was happening. Chaz had felt this good, this sexy and satiated, in sex before. He wanted to hook up with Vince again--and he maybe wanted more than just a one-night stand.

There would be opportunity at closing on the house, Chaz assumed.

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Chaz Nelson was in Qatar unexpectedly in the third round of a tournament there when notice came through on closing on the Tybee Island house. It came in a voice mail. Chaz turned his phone off for the day of any pro match until it was over. The call was sent by Vince Jacobs, suggesting April 2nd, at the Tybee house for taking care of all of the closing documents.

"Say 3:00 p.m. in the afternoon, if you can make it. We could ditch the lawyers and go into Savannah for a repeat of the last time, if you're interested."

Chaz didn't answer that evening until late, which was still morning in Georgia. He had some celebrating to do for having survived the third round at the Qatar Open. He did send a brief message agreeing to the time and place. He would have texted more but he had a hot date in his hotel room--in his hotel room bathroom, taking a presex shower--and there wasn't time to text more.

The next morning another voice message was waiting for him when he woke up, messed around a bit more with the guy ...

... in his bed, and had seen the guy off, showered, dressed, and checked his phone.

"Hello, Mr. Nelson. This is Hank Hopkins of Peach State Homes. We need to change the closing on the Tybee Island house, if you can manage. How about April 1st at 3:00 p.m. at the Peachtree Plaza Hotel in Atlanta? You can ask for the room number under my name at the reception desk. We'll do all of the document signing then. Please remember to bring a cashier's check for the one million."

Chaz remembered that Hopkins was the decisionmaker at the Realty company handling the Tybee house. He checked his schedule. He could be in Atlanta that day. He still wanted the house, so he'd do what was needed to be able to get to closing on time. He called Hopkins back, getting him on the phone, and they pinned down a closing date, time, and place. April 1st at 3:00 p.m. in a Peachtree Plaza Hotel room in Atlanta, Georgia.

Without thinking further about the transaction because suddenly his tennis results were improving--he was getting deeper into each tournament he entered--Chaz got the cashier's check and flew into Atlanta on the morning of April 1st. He had a ticket to fly back out from there that night to get set up for the Barcelona Open tournament that he had a court date for in Spain on April 7th.

He made the closing meeting in Hank Hopkins's room at the Peachtree Plaza Hotel--if, indeed that was the man's name. No one else was in the room. Hopkins had some fancy documents presigned by everyone ...