Dylan Raport drove his beat up Honda up the sprawling driveway. Parking out front of the affluent house, he got out and knocked on the door. A well-dressed middle aged man with salt and peppered hair answered the door.
"Come in. You must be Dylan," the man said, stepping aside to let him in.
"Thank you," Dylan replied, stepping into the spacious estate.
"I'm Carl. Can I offer you a drink?"
"Thank you but I'm all set."
"All business I see," he said and walked over to the liquor cabinet, clinked two ice cubes into a glass, and poured in some scotch. "I suppose that you want to see the guest house?"
"If it isn't too much of a bother. I have some clients I need to see this afternoon."
"What do you do?" Carl asked, as he opened a sliding glass door that led to the swimming pool.
"I'm a photojournalist. Mostly for the local papers, weddings, and magazines. You know, free-lancing."
They walked beside the pool, opened a gate, and approached a two story building. Traversing up a staircase that ran along the side of the building, Carl fumbled for a key and opened up the door.
"Well this is it," he said and they stepped inside.
It wasn't big, but it would do, consisting of one large room with a king size bed, a sink, fridge, and a small standing shower.
"It's perfect," Dylan said. He pulled out an envelope that had the first and second months rent and handed it to him. Carl didn't open it and just put it in his jacket pocket. "I don't have much to move, just some clothes and stuff for my work."
"Not a problem, you can park in the garage underneath and private entrance so that you can have as much privacy as you want."
"I can't thank you enough," Dylan replied and they shook hands, cementing the deal. Carl dropped two sets of keys into Dylan's hands.
"I'll leave you to your business."
Dylan returned to his new pad a little after seven at night. His clothes and cameras filled his Honda. On his second trip up and down the stairs, he smelled cigarette smoke. He turned to find a young woman, probably 19, puffing away and eyeing him.
"So you're the new guy," she said. Her blonde hair was tied back and she wore a tight tee-shirt and yoga pants that hugged her curves. She eyed the box of cameras. "What are you, some kind of pervert?"
"No. Just a photographer," he said and gave her his best smile. "And you must be?"
"Samantha." She finished her cigarette and flicked it to the side.
"It's nice to meet you, neighbor."
He walked up the stairs and dropped the box off. When he returned a stunning woman stood next to Samantha. She saw Dylan and came up to him. She was an absolute knock out. Long blonde hair, big breasts, and she had a sultry sway to her hips. Her heals clicked on the driveway as she approached him.
"You must be Dylan," she said and gave her his hand. "I'm Cindy, Carl's wife."
"Glad to meet you. I want to thank you for renting this place out to me on such short notice."
"No problem. It was just sitting there ever since Tara went to college. I wanted to extend an invitation for dinner."
"I'm sorry but I already ate," he said and dangled an empty Taco Bell bag from box in his hand. "Thank you though."
"Well if you need anything, please feel free to knock."
She gave Samantha a quick stare and they both headed through the gate, but not before Samantha turned around and caught Dylan checking them out. He quickly walked up the stairs.
Exhausted, Dylan sprawled out on his new bed, reading a book when he saw a light go on in the window next door. From his vantage he could see into Samantha's room. She wore a matching set of pink bra and panties. Dylan quickly shut his light off and watched her unhook her bra, displaying two pert breasts. She then crawled over the end of the bed showing her barely covered ass in lacy underwear. He stroked his now hard cock, watching her go under her bed and reach for a laptop and a vibrator. She flipped it open and began rubbing the vibrator over her pussy. She writhed to a climax and Dylan had to stop stroking his own cock before exploding onto the bed. She reached over to her stand lamp and turned it off.
Dylan was a morning person and had risen just before five in the morning to go running. It was his first time checking out the neighborhood which was filled with monolithic structures of decadence. High end cars passed him on their way to doctor's offices or corporate high-rises. After his hour long run, he ran back up the drive way and saw Carl placing two suitcases into the back of his Mercedes Benz.
"Need help with anything?" Dylan asked.
"All set. How's the guest house?"
"I can't thank you enough. It's perfect. Heading on a trip?"
"Insurance seminar over in Spokane," he said and closed the trunk. "Got to hurry in order to make the plane."
"Have a safe trip," Dylan said and jogged back to the house.
He turned off the hot water to the shower, grabbed his towel that hung over the shower door and wrapped it around him. When he opened the door, he saw Samantha holding a picture. She was wearing tight blue shorts that read Pink on them and a matching sports bra. She eyed him as she put the picture back.
"Is that your mother?"
"Yes. What are you doing in here?"
"Being friendly."