Erlikkhan
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OOC: Despite my good judgment and penchant for raw sex with little plot, I have agreed to try a romance of sorts. I have a feeling my pornographic tendencies will return quickly in this Romeo and Juliet type scenario. This is for Irish (Pitchford) and me.
INTRO: Brian Rockford, better known as Rocky, was a survivor. His father had been a drunk that killed himself in a car when Rocky was eight. His mother bounced around from man to man and tried to hold onto a job to keep food on the table and a roof over their heads moving from city to city.
Rocky grew up a loner with few friends, although his good looks and muscular physique had many of the girls chasing him. Rocky was not interested in relationships, but they went out with him anyway hoping they could turn him or, in many cases, just for the great sex.
When he was twenty-two, he was sent to jail for 9 months when he beat the man to within inches of his life for calling his mother a slut three months after she was found dead in a sleazy motel room.
Rocky had a talent for absorbing books quickly. He read every book in the prison library. When he was released he knew his life had to change. He went back to construction and other odd jobs to make some money while he sorted out where he was going. One of his jobs was working for a catering company.
IC: I got the call on my cell phone early Saturday morning. They needed more bodies to help with the big 25th Anniversary party the Smith’s were throwing for themselves out by the lake. I knew the place. It was one of those fortress mansions with acres and acres of manicured grounds. Smith was a big time investment banker. A recent article estimated he was worth close to half a billion dollars.
This time they wanted me as a backup bartender in addition to setting up and taking down. They gave me a monkey suit. I thought I looked pretty spiffy. I took over one of the bars with little action for Frank who needed a break. As I looked out at the guests, my eyes fixed on a goddess whose beauty almost took my breath away.
She was sensuous beyond description. Her light blond hair bounced off her shoulders with a luster and energy that defined her elegance. Her smile radiated playfulness and a joy of life. Her deep blue eyes were full of passion, yet there was freshness and an air of innocence about her. She was descended from the gods. She was royalty. She was perfect.
Her eyes caught me staring, but I was unable to look away. She approached the bar with a friendly smile molded from full lips and pearl white teeth, but who was I kidding? She was so far out of my league that we were hardly on the same planet. I didn’t see a wedding ring but I was sure she must have a billionaire boyfriend.
She moved closer. The gentle sway of her hips, the swell of her breasts pushing out from the top of her gown and the aura that radiated from her mere presence had me in awe. I had to say something to impress her but I was at a loss for words. I closed my eyes briefly and remembered a Shakespeare sonnet that spoke of beauty.
“If I could write the beauty of your eyes,
And in fresh numbers number all your graces,
The age to come would say this poet lies,
Such heavenly touches never touched earthly faces.”
I opened my eyes and held her gaze. I had no idea what she was going to do, but I had given it my best shot
INTRO: Brian Rockford, better known as Rocky, was a survivor. His father had been a drunk that killed himself in a car when Rocky was eight. His mother bounced around from man to man and tried to hold onto a job to keep food on the table and a roof over their heads moving from city to city.
Rocky grew up a loner with few friends, although his good looks and muscular physique had many of the girls chasing him. Rocky was not interested in relationships, but they went out with him anyway hoping they could turn him or, in many cases, just for the great sex.
When he was twenty-two, he was sent to jail for 9 months when he beat the man to within inches of his life for calling his mother a slut three months after she was found dead in a sleazy motel room.
Rocky had a talent for absorbing books quickly. He read every book in the prison library. When he was released he knew his life had to change. He went back to construction and other odd jobs to make some money while he sorted out where he was going. One of his jobs was working for a catering company.
IC: I got the call on my cell phone early Saturday morning. They needed more bodies to help with the big 25th Anniversary party the Smith’s were throwing for themselves out by the lake. I knew the place. It was one of those fortress mansions with acres and acres of manicured grounds. Smith was a big time investment banker. A recent article estimated he was worth close to half a billion dollars.
This time they wanted me as a backup bartender in addition to setting up and taking down. They gave me a monkey suit. I thought I looked pretty spiffy. I took over one of the bars with little action for Frank who needed a break. As I looked out at the guests, my eyes fixed on a goddess whose beauty almost took my breath away.
She was sensuous beyond description. Her light blond hair bounced off her shoulders with a luster and energy that defined her elegance. Her smile radiated playfulness and a joy of life. Her deep blue eyes were full of passion, yet there was freshness and an air of innocence about her. She was descended from the gods. She was royalty. She was perfect.
Her eyes caught me staring, but I was unable to look away. She approached the bar with a friendly smile molded from full lips and pearl white teeth, but who was I kidding? She was so far out of my league that we were hardly on the same planet. I didn’t see a wedding ring but I was sure she must have a billionaire boyfriend.
She moved closer. The gentle sway of her hips, the swell of her breasts pushing out from the top of her gown and the aura that radiated from her mere presence had me in awe. I had to say something to impress her but I was at a loss for words. I closed my eyes briefly and remembered a Shakespeare sonnet that spoke of beauty.
“If I could write the beauty of your eyes,
And in fresh numbers number all your graces,
The age to come would say this poet lies,
Such heavenly touches never touched earthly faces.”
I opened my eyes and held her gaze. I had no idea what she was going to do, but I had given it my best shot