This story is written as a standalone short story in the wider world of Twinkopia. The story contains offensive slang, gay sex, bondage, and submission. If that bothers you, please stop reading here. All characters are aged 18 or older and consent to all actions taken.
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Coach Dan Submits
(A Twinkopia short story)
After ten years as a submissive boy toy for the wealthy and dominant Xavier, Danny was suddenly on his own. Danny had thought he was set for life when Sir Xavier took him in at nineteen, but apparently his toy approaching thirty years old was too old for Sir Xavier and he ended the relationship with Danny, looking instead for fresher younger toys. Danny's only items of worth were a merger savings account and a two-year associate's degree in physical education. With no practical work experience to go with his degree he took the first job that would hire him.
Coach Dan walked into the locker room of Antinous University located far away in the isolated west coast town of Hardwood castle. AU was an a fairly new all boys college sponsored by the Peachtree Foundation that catered to sons of the wealthy and powerful. Dan had the impression that the school leadership didn't consider sports or physical education as important and were only hiring him to check a box.
The locker room was a mess, there were cigarette butts, disposable vape cartridges, and junk food wrappers on the wet sticky floor, the lockers all hung open, some with graffiti. When Dan talked to his supervisor about arranging a work crew among the students to fix up the locker room, the supervisor just laughed in his face. "You're new here so you don't realize how things work yet, those spoiled rich little snot nosed arrogant pricks we call students are not going to lift a finger to clean. And before you ask, no, the school cannot afford a janitor for the locker room and a coach so either accept the filth or roll up your sleeves and get cleaning I don't really care which as long as my paycheck clears, and I don't have to hear from you again this semester."