LiteTouch10
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Venetian Encounter
James Maxwell – Max to his friends, looked out of the hotel window taking in the exotic setting of Venice-a collection of ancient buidlings, tall spires, palaces and canals. It was dusk. The scene was mysterious, romantic, exactly what he had hoped for. Buildings bathed in the warn evening glow of the setting sun, and flickering lights were reflected in the darkening waters of the Grand Canal below. Boats with a few early season tourists chugged by weaving between the black gondolas whose gondaliers called out for trade, or carried passengers out for their romantic trysts. He felt a stirr of excitment and anticipation. This was it, just as he had imagined. He had escaped the pressures of being a successful international writer and the demanding London scene for a few weeks and intended to make the most of it.
Max was here for new material and wanted personal experiences as a basis for his next undercover novel. The other James Maxwell who wrote hot, hard edged erotica under the name of Dick Hardcock. He had heard that Venice was quite a place behind those shutters and closed doors-a place where anything and everything could be discovered. A heady mix of ancient rites and ceremonies, secret societies and ‘all earthly delights’ as a friend had put it, could be found if you knew where to go. Anything from a kinky body massage to dark and dangerous practices that made even his own erotic writing seem tame titillation. Yes Max was on a mission. No stranger to the world of exotic sex, now he wanted to dig deep,as deep as he could go.
He stretched his lithe 6’2” frame, brushed fingers through his light brown hair and his blue eyes glinted in anticipation. Draining his glass of champagne he chuckled, pocketed his hotel key and wallet, then headed for the lobby. ‘Venice and all earthly delights’ he muttered under his breath, ‘here I come.’
When he stepped out into the weaving tangle of narrow passages and streets he realised it was now dark. Night had fallen. He only spoke a word or two of Italian, but his friend had given him the address of a district down by an old canal where the bars were busy and with the right word and introduction, he should be able to find some exciting night-life. But it wasn’t as easy as he thought. Everything was strange, one shadow of a building soon looked like another, one flickering street corner light much the same, and the more he walked, the more lost he became. And the lanes were narrower, darker too, the noise of tourist venice now far away. And then it happened.
Turning a corner, there were three of them waiting in the doorway of an apartment building. He sensed the danger, but it was to late to turn and run. The attack was swift, no words spoken, one struck from behind, a glancing blow to the head and he was down. Another kneeled, a knee on his chest while hands expertly searched. Then a kick in the ribs for good measure and they faded silently into the night. Welcom to Venice Mr Maxwell.......No money, no passport, no hotel key. Fuck. His friend had warned him of the lightening attacks. But now he sat crumpled in the doorway of what looked like a smart apartment block, his head bleeding from the blow, his ribs ached, his fashionable casual wear torn and soiled. Yes, he was fucked, and he didn’t know what the heck to do.
James Maxwell – Max to his friends, looked out of the hotel window taking in the exotic setting of Venice-a collection of ancient buidlings, tall spires, palaces and canals. It was dusk. The scene was mysterious, romantic, exactly what he had hoped for. Buildings bathed in the warn evening glow of the setting sun, and flickering lights were reflected in the darkening waters of the Grand Canal below. Boats with a few early season tourists chugged by weaving between the black gondolas whose gondaliers called out for trade, or carried passengers out for their romantic trysts. He felt a stirr of excitment and anticipation. This was it, just as he had imagined. He had escaped the pressures of being a successful international writer and the demanding London scene for a few weeks and intended to make the most of it.
Max was here for new material and wanted personal experiences as a basis for his next undercover novel. The other James Maxwell who wrote hot, hard edged erotica under the name of Dick Hardcock. He had heard that Venice was quite a place behind those shutters and closed doors-a place where anything and everything could be discovered. A heady mix of ancient rites and ceremonies, secret societies and ‘all earthly delights’ as a friend had put it, could be found if you knew where to go. Anything from a kinky body massage to dark and dangerous practices that made even his own erotic writing seem tame titillation. Yes Max was on a mission. No stranger to the world of exotic sex, now he wanted to dig deep,as deep as he could go.
He stretched his lithe 6’2” frame, brushed fingers through his light brown hair and his blue eyes glinted in anticipation. Draining his glass of champagne he chuckled, pocketed his hotel key and wallet, then headed for the lobby. ‘Venice and all earthly delights’ he muttered under his breath, ‘here I come.’
When he stepped out into the weaving tangle of narrow passages and streets he realised it was now dark. Night had fallen. He only spoke a word or two of Italian, but his friend had given him the address of a district down by an old canal where the bars were busy and with the right word and introduction, he should be able to find some exciting night-life. But it wasn’t as easy as he thought. Everything was strange, one shadow of a building soon looked like another, one flickering street corner light much the same, and the more he walked, the more lost he became. And the lanes were narrower, darker too, the noise of tourist venice now far away. And then it happened.
Turning a corner, there were three of them waiting in the doorway of an apartment building. He sensed the danger, but it was to late to turn and run. The attack was swift, no words spoken, one struck from behind, a glancing blow to the head and he was down. Another kneeled, a knee on his chest while hands expertly searched. Then a kick in the ribs for good measure and they faded silently into the night. Welcom to Venice Mr Maxwell.......No money, no passport, no hotel key. Fuck. His friend had warned him of the lightening attacks. But now he sat crumpled in the doorway of what looked like a smart apartment block, his head bleeding from the blow, his ribs ached, his fashionable casual wear torn and soiled. Yes, he was fucked, and he didn’t know what the heck to do.
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