Mees
Featherston loved his job! There was nothing like the independence of running
around taking care of people’s pools and making them sparkling and getting paid
for it. And occasionally finding scantily clad swimmers was a bonus. He just
wished that most of them weren’t—female. He had laid his eyes on a few very
nicely built and tan men, but then those are the ones that made him nervous and
he had to concentrate on his job, or end up completely destroying the chemical
balance of their pools. That had only happened once, and thankfully the man was
good natured and didn’t get angry.
What
Mees didn’t count on was falling for one of his clients. Adel Lanig wasn’t what
you would call stunning, or even gorgeous really. But there was something about the man that drew Mees
in like a moth to a flame. Mees just wished he could figure it out and,
honestly, get rid of the feeling. He didn’t figure, at only 25, he was ready to
settle down with one man for the rest of his life, though that was what he
wanted in the long run. But for now, he wanted to play.
On
one hot day, Mees got his wish—both of them.
*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*
Adel
“Del” Lanig had never been so sexually attracted to a younger man the way he
was his pool boy. He could barely keep it together when Mees came around to
service his pool. See? He couldn’t even think of the guy without the double
entendres slipping into his mind. But Mees was too young for him, couldn’t be a
day over 18 and Del was edging towards his mid 30’s. And, besides, he was
doubtful that Mees would be comfortable in Del’s lifestyle, even if he were
gay.
The
parties had dwindled over the last two years, Del becoming dissatisfied with
them. He knew it was because he wasn’t finding what he wanted, though the many
men he’d been with were certainly adequate. It was just—boring. He also knew
he’d been going against his true nature, unable to find a man that both excited
him and brought out his submissive side.
A man who would consume his every need, yet allow him to live his life.
He wondered if such a man even existed.
Del’s
best friend, Caz seemed to have ramped up his matchmaking activities and had
talked Del into another party, one that had some new meat. Del wasn’t sure what
to think, especially as this one they held during the day, instead of at night.
So wrapped up in his anxiety about the party and meeting new men that might be
what he was looking for, he forgot this was the day Mees came to take care of
the pool.
What
ensued turned Del’s world upside down, and showed Mees just exactly what he
needed to play and love.
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