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The B train was far from the quickest option to get him back to his penthouse. But tonight the ride was part of his entertainment. Matt Langford was a student of people. A watcher, always vigilante, always absorbing the interactions that played out around him every day. You couldn’t write believable characters unless you knew people. Matt knew people.
“No...No...Listen you are fully aware of my position on this...Yes, I’m sure your estimates are accurate, I just don’t care...Yes, I am going to just ‘leave that money on the table’” He laughed then. “No, I’m not annoyed with you. I find your tenacity comendable. Call me again when we get a solid delivery date from the printers.”
Book four of the ‘Songs of Our Fathers' series was set to release in about a month and once again Matt’s publisher was pushing him to do a book signing tour. She was beating a dead horse. Notoriously reclusive, one magazine had called him, which was pretty laughable given he spent very little time at home. He simply valued his privacy.
A picture of the author had never been included on one of his covers, and he never made appearances. His social media presence was non-existent. So ‘Martin Lang’, his nom de plume, author of a fantasy series which consistently lingered in the middle of the Best Seller lists, was a bit of a mystery. It might have cost him some sales, but he liked it that way. Besides, he could afford to lose a few sales.
His usual spot was in the back of the train car. The better to have a full view of the people coming and going. But tonight there had been few passengers of particular interest so far. Time for a bit of distraction from his studies.
With practiced ease he pulled up LibErotic.com on his phone, logging in under his second nom de plume, MrSir. LibErotic was a site full of the most low brow, amateur smut on the internet. Matt loved it, and as 'MrSir,' had published twenty two brief stories on the site to date and had a number of fans.
Tonight however, he was interested in one fan in particular, and a small grin crossed his face as he opened his inbox to see a new message from her. A review of sorts on his latest story. He raised an eyebrow and his pulse quickened just a bit. Her feedback was never disappointing. The stories were competent at best. Short, simple, and usually rushed. Not the type of writing Matt did when a paycheck was on the line. But they were raw with emotion and lust and usually quite graphic.
She appreciated this, and was always quite descriptive in detailing just how the stories affected her. It was an incredible turn on. He tapped out a quick reply.
They had begun corresponding quite a bit as of late, and he was hopeful tonight he could spark a conversation. With any luck, he might be able to bring out her naughty side. The train squealed to a stop and he put his attention to the inevitable exchange of passengers. Well...this looks interesting.
“No...No...Listen you are fully aware of my position on this...Yes, I’m sure your estimates are accurate, I just don’t care...Yes, I am going to just ‘leave that money on the table’” He laughed then. “No, I’m not annoyed with you. I find your tenacity comendable. Call me again when we get a solid delivery date from the printers.”
Book four of the ‘Songs of Our Fathers' series was set to release in about a month and once again Matt’s publisher was pushing him to do a book signing tour. She was beating a dead horse. Notoriously reclusive, one magazine had called him, which was pretty laughable given he spent very little time at home. He simply valued his privacy.
A picture of the author had never been included on one of his covers, and he never made appearances. His social media presence was non-existent. So ‘Martin Lang’, his nom de plume, author of a fantasy series which consistently lingered in the middle of the Best Seller lists, was a bit of a mystery. It might have cost him some sales, but he liked it that way. Besides, he could afford to lose a few sales.
His usual spot was in the back of the train car. The better to have a full view of the people coming and going. But tonight there had been few passengers of particular interest so far. Time for a bit of distraction from his studies.
With practiced ease he pulled up LibErotic.com on his phone, logging in under his second nom de plume, MrSir. LibErotic was a site full of the most low brow, amateur smut on the internet. Matt loved it, and as 'MrSir,' had published twenty two brief stories on the site to date and had a number of fans.
Tonight however, he was interested in one fan in particular, and a small grin crossed his face as he opened his inbox to see a new message from her. A review of sorts on his latest story. He raised an eyebrow and his pulse quickened just a bit. Her feedback was never disappointing. The stories were competent at best. Short, simple, and usually rushed. Not the type of writing Matt did when a paycheck was on the line. But they were raw with emotion and lust and usually quite graphic.
She appreciated this, and was always quite descriptive in detailing just how the stories affected her. It was an incredible turn on. He tapped out a quick reply.
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How was your day? Done with work?
What are you up to?
They had begun corresponding quite a bit as of late, and he was hopeful tonight he could spark a conversation. With any luck, he might be able to bring out her naughty side. The train squealed to a stop and he put his attention to the inevitable exchange of passengers. Well...this looks interesting.