I managed to ease my legs out from under Kelly without waking her. Although, Cody was still trapped by his sleeping wife. Rolling the woman onto her side, he managed to work his legs free.
"Let's let her sleep." I suggested, tossing a sheet over her. "I need to take a shower."
"I'll run down and put on some coffee, then I'll join you." Cody stated with a grin. "You wouldn't mind a little company, would you?
"Better make it quick." I replied with a laugh. "I may not wait on you."
Feeling the hot water spray over me, I stood motionless, enjoying the sensation. I thought about the events of last night, the seduction of Cody and Kelly Mitchell. I'd dominated the two, shouting orders and scaring the hell out of them. Through them, I'd worked out my frustrations without them being any the wiser. I felt better, sexually, physically and emotionally.
"Hey! Gimme a little room!" Cody exclaimed, stepping into the shower with me.
"Kelly still sleeping?" I asked.
"Like a baby." Cody answered. "She's totally knocked out."
"I should confess something." I muttered, soaping up a washcloth. "I let myself get out of control. I was taking out my frustrations on you guys, Kelly more than you."
"Well...I can understand how you feel." Cody asserted, gently washing my chest. "Being without a job and going through a divorce would be difficult for anyone to deal with, especially at the same time."
"I'm glad you understand what I'm going through." I asserted. "Not many men would be so compassionate."
We finished showering after fondling each other and sharing several passionate kisses. Drying off, Cody gave me a terrycloth robe to wear. Tying the belt snuggly around my waist, I checked on Kelly before heading downstairs to the kitchen. She was still sleeping soundly, stretched out diagonally on the bed.
"So, what're your plans for the day?" Cody inquired, handing me a hot cup of coffee. "Going out riding?"
"I haven't really thought about it." I replied. "Maybe."
"I'd like you to spend the day with us." Cody asserted. "Speaking for Kelly, I know she'd like it too."
"Can't get enough of a good thing, huh?" I quipped with a snicker.
"That and...well...I'd like to discuss a business proposition with you." Cody confessed.
"What kind of a business proposition?" I inquired, finding myself quite curious.
"A couple of years ago, I purchased a three-story building on the east side of Indy." Cody affirmed. "At one time it was a new car dealership, then a body and paint shop. When I bought it, it was a furniture store."
"Sounds like a fairly old building." I commented. "I'll bet it was full of asbestos."
"It sure was! That's how come I bought it so cheap." Cody said. "I've got a close friend in the asbestos removal business. I had him go through the entire building from top to bottom."
"So, it's empty now?" I assumed.
"Yeah, but not for long I hope." Cody replied.
"Kelly and I have talked about starting our own biker hangout." He divulged. "Similar to Ravagers, only a lot better."
"Hmmm. Do you really think the Indianapolis area could support two biker bars?" I inquired. "That might be pushing it a little."
"Ravagers will have to close down the last of October." Cody disclosed. "The owners of the property sold out to some industrial developers. The building's going to be demolished and used for fill."
"Woohoo! That's gonna be a big blow to Rick and Debbie!" I exclaimed, lighting up a cigarette. "They've put a lot into Ravagers."
"They're not happy about it but there's nothing they can do about it." Cody stated. "We've offered them the opportunity to come and work for us but they're kind of undecided right now."
"It'd be great to have them onboard." I asserted. "They've got experience, a good work ethic and most important, a great following."
"I know, I know." Cody agreed. "Rick's all for it. It's Debbie that's reluctant to come onboard."
"I was hoping you and Kelly could put this all together and make it happen." He added. "The two of you could probably change Debbie's mind."
"Kelly maybe, me no." I countered. "Debbie and I aren't on the best of terms. I blew a deal that cost her some money so she's pretty pissed at me."
"Well, we'll have to work on that." Cody surmised.
"Work on what?" Kelly inquired, joining us in the kitchen. "And why didn't you wake me up?"
"We thought we'd let you sleep." I replied. "You looked like you needed it."
"I was just telling Kaitlyn about our idea to open up a biker bar in that building we bought a few years back." Cody stated. "The one on East Washington Street."
"How about it Kaitlyn?" Kelly asked excitedly, grasping my hand. "Would you partner up with us?"
"Partner up?" I responded. "I'm not sure I'd be of much help let alone be a partner."
"Are you kidding?" Kelly questioned. "With your management background?"
"We need someone to manage the money and the remodeling and decorating." Cody asserted. "Kelly can do most of it but she can't handle it all."
"How much do you figure it's going to take to pull this off?" I inquired.
"Well...at least two-hundred grand, maybe a bit more." Cody replied, stammering. "That's just a rough guess."
"Without actually seeing what you've got to work with and not knowing exactly what you've got planned, I'm betting the costs could me higher, maybe double your estimate." I affirmed.
"If we're going to do this, I want a first-class biker hangout, not some dump that people will lose interest in after a year or so." Kelly proclaimed. "I've got a lot of ideas, damn good ideas in my opinion."
"You know, it might be a good idea if we see what's attracting the bikers at the Sturgis Rally." I stated. "We could get a lot of ideas and build off that."
"WE!" Cody exclaimed. "Did I hear you say WE?"
"Does that mean you'll go partners with us?" Kelly asked, giving me a big hug. "And you'll go with us to Sturgis?"
"Sure...why not." I muttered. "I don't have anything else better to do with my time."
The three of us spent the day sitting around the livingroom in our robes, planning the trip to Sturgis and discussing Kelly's ideas for the biker bar. Late afternoon, Cody fixed steaks on the outdoor grille while Kelly and I prepared the other food in her gourmet kitchen.
"So...how'd you like fucking Cody last night?" Kelly asked, brushing up against me. "Was he all the man you'd thought he'd be?"
"He was great...quite a lover." I answered, curious as to why she asked. "Cody's all the man I'd ever need. You're lucky to have him."
"I wanna screw another guy...you know...just for a comparison." Kelly declared. "We talked about it but Cody's dead-set against it. I think he's worried I might leave him for someone else if I did."
"I hope you're not looking for me to say go ahead and do it without your husband knowing." I quickly stated. "Because I won't. That's a decision you'll have to make on your own."
"Actually, what you just said is exactly what I wanted to hear." Kelly avowed. "It leads me to believe you really care about both of us."
"You could have just asked me." I asserted, putting my arm around her. "I'd have told you I loved you both. I really mean it."
"We love you too." Kelly murmured, kissing me on the cheek. "And not just because of the great sex either."
Later that evening I returned to my apartment. Kelly and I had arranged to meet the next morning at the proposed site of their biker hangout. I didn't know what to expect but I was sure it was going to take a lot of time and work...and more money than what Cody had estimated.
Monday morning, I drove to the east side of town. The poured concrete building, originally built in the fifties wasn't as bad as I had expected. Situated on the corner of a busy intersection, the structure wasn't located in the best part of town but far from the worst. Surrounded by fast-food restaurants, a convenience store and several empty buildings, it still had potential.
Kelly showed me the ground level first, which had been designed to serve as a new car showroom. I could see it needed a lot of cleanup and repair. The rear of the building had two large wooden overhead doors that had once been the entrance to the service area. It was full of debris that would have to be hauled off. A large freight elevator, gated by wooden slats, offered access to the top floors. Not trusting it, Kelly and I accessed the stairway to the second floor.
Large windows along two walls overlooked the streets. They were in need of replacement, far beyond repair. Other than two large restrooms and a storage room, the second level was completely open. I could envision quite a bit of work just getting the second level ready for remodeling.