
I always type with one hand, Chaz!

And, have you noticed I have a thing for red heads!
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Robby: Vance and I were about to close up the store for the night when Mark came in. He bought a few things and I asked him why he had a goofy grin on his face. He wanted to know when I was going to give him his turn at me. I was embarrassed that he knew I had given myself to his friends, but I should have expected it. Mark was a tall, rugged farm stud who I'd love to give a ride on my back. I just hope I could take what he has to give me! Vance was massaging my asscheeks behind the counter while we were talking to Mark. They were poking fun at me for being scared as Vance, Ricky, and Lattimore had their way the other day with me. Mark said he needed to have me at his bunkhouse soon. I'm not sure what that means.
Mark also informed us that Olivia had just left for college at a school about 200 miles away. Mark had asked her for a "farewell fuck", but she refused him. Now, Olivia had a new stable of young men to pick from. I like Olivia. She's a nice, bright girl, and I wish her the best. But, I was happier for myself. She was my main sexual competition for the guys and now she was leaving. Awesome.
Vance told me that Lattimore got hired to work at the new hotel. I was pleased to hear that. I was stunned that Bradley's dad was the one who hired him, and that Bradley was going to be working there, too. I didn't know that they were affiliated with the hotel. I was concerned how that relationship would work. I knew what a vindictive prick Bradley could be, and I knew how strong-willed Lattimore was.
Lattimore: I was pumped about my new job. Prior to the opening, we had gotten everything outside ready to go. The place looked sharp. Douglas, and the owner, and some local politicians came out to take a tour of the grounds and they were very pleased with the work we'd done. It was really cool to be part of it. Then, it started to rain. It rained for 3 days straight before the opening, and it was forecast to be rainy for the next two. What the hell was I going to do outside? So, I decided to call Douglas and told him about my dilemma. He got back to me and said there were meeting rooms upstairs that needed furniture moved into place. So, the next morning I came and worked with some dudes on that. I felt a little out of sorts because I never set foot in such a fancy place. People like me didn't work in places like this. But, I could get used to this. I'm Lattimore. I can adjust to anything.
I was near the rear exit when it was time to leave my first shift of the hotel's first day of business. I had to take a piss, so I relieved myself at one of the shiny new urinals in the nearby restroom. . .
Bradley: I was really excited about this day. A couple of hours at school wrapped up in my hotel management studies, and then my first day of anchoring the hotel lobby on the first evening the new hotel would be receiving guests. It was a rain-soaked Monday. I was glad the hotel was opening on a Monday, likely the slowest day of the week. It gave me a chance to get comfortable and get some valuable job experience through the week as it would definitely get busier toward the weekend. And, if I had any trouble, dad's office was just down the hall. I wanted to do well, not just for me, but for him as well.
I came into the hotel early. I was working the evening shift, and I met with dad and the lady who worked the early shift. When we had gone over everything, I still had some time before my shift started. So I decided to take a walk through this splendid structure. Three stories with 230 rooms, restaurant, cocktail lounge, indoor pool, fitness center. It made me wonder if I was in over my head.
I had made my way to the back of the first floor. There were meeting rooms just above me, and I could hear some activity up there. I had to use a restroom, and I saw one near the rear exit. Before getting back and beginning my shift, I slipped into one of the stalls and closed the door. I heard someone come in to use a urinal. Then, someone else entered and I heard them speak to each other. The one voice sounded very familiar. I peeked through the crack around the stall door. He had his back to me, but I knew that voice and that long wavy red hair anywhere! LATTIMORE!!!!!!!! What was he doing here!!!!!!!! . . .