The Swinging Professor Part Two
Here's the end to the two-part story dealing with rich, affluential New Yorkers who delve into the decadent world of swinging.
It's been an interesting summer. Too hot. Too dry. Then too wet. Cycle. Rinse. Repeat.
Warnings for sensitive people: There is interracial sex in this! Gasp! Plus, dare I say it? Hints of gay sex? Oh noes!
Heh. Enjoy. Please.
Or do not. There is no try.
Love,
Lana Ocean
Canada
P.S.: This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places, and incidents are the product of the author's imagination or are used fictitiously, and any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, business establishments, events, or locales is entirely coincidental. All fictional characters engaged in sexual acts are eighteen or over.
Recap of Part One
In the first part, we followed Clara MacQuarrie, the Dean of the English Department at Bensenville University in upstate Poughkeepsie, NY. Now on her second marriage, Clara has maintained close ties with her stepdaughter Sara Madigan, from her first marriage to Sean Madigan.
Clara has been shunned for unknown reasons from her former best friend Audra Dourstradmes, who lives next door to her, and Eva Landry. Both Audra and Eva are professors at Bensenville University.
Frustrated and angry, she confronts her former best friend and discovers Audra and Eva run a swinger's club right in Poughkeepsie, NY, and have included her stepdaughter.
Clara is quickly drawn into their world and discovers sexual freedom and finds her strength and renews her friendship with Audra and Eva.
The first novel ends with Sara discovering Clara at a swinger party.
Chapter One - Opening Moves
THE PHONE ON Jane Avery's desk rang loudly in her corner office. Her secretary had connected her to her latest client, a man with more wealth than sense. She had only agreed to take him as a client when her business partner, Ji-Eun Joon, had insisted. When they had created the investment firm
Avery and Joon Limited Liability Company (LLC)
they had agreed that both of them were required to accept new clients. This was such a case, except Jane knew her partner had inordinately pressured her to accept him. This new client had connections deep into the underground life in New York City. Jane was certain he had mob connections through his massive construction contracts across New York state and in New Jersey. The man even owned a couple of seedy Italian restaurants in Manhattan; known for being frequented by known mobsters. They had to tread carefully and keep everything on the up and up. The future of A&J LLC required their constant attention to remaining legitimate. Jane had no doubts that the New York Attorney General had put their company name on a list of companies to watch carefully.
Jane stared at her desk phone. The small light blinking by one of their lines filled her with trepidation. Her friend, Carol Knupster, the President of Bensenville University in Poughkeepsie, had told her she had amazing instincts and to always listen to them. Now she always listened to her instincts. They hadn't failed her yet.
Unwatched behind her, the early evening sky over Manhattan deepened and the lights of the West Village in Greenwich flashed and sparkled. In the distance she could have seen the Freedom Tower if she so chose, but she had long given up staring out the window at her million-dollar view. The view didn't pay for her mansion in Tarrytown, NY. Clients did, and one wanted her attention right now.
She sighed and picked up the handset and pressed the blinking light to the line. "Good evening, A&J Investing. Jane speaking, can I help you?" She knew who was on the other end of the line. But she insisted all conversations from her employees start with that line.
"Jane? Hi. This is Walter Bianco. Joon told me to expect your call. Thank you for reaching out."
Everyone called Jane's partner at A&J Investing LLC by her last name, Joon. Joon was far easier than saying and pronouncing her first name, Ji-Eun. Joon didn't mind. For Jane, hearing her name reminded her that Ji-Eun was starting to select nefarious clients, and this was what troubled her the most these days. Jane had far too many secrets in her past and present to risk opening those doors to just anyone, and any new client risked the livelihood she depended on for her own sanity. There were already enough rumours circulating throughout the upper class in New York City.
Jane forced a smile to her lips. No one could see her in her office, but she knew the smile would naturally make her voice more pleasant. "Walter, thank you for accepting my call. I've been going through your investment portfolio, and I had a few questions about some of the areas you wish to invest in. They are certainly high risk like you want, but some of these areas are dubious in their nature and are connected to offshore accounts. I was wondering..."
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The company car pulled up in front of Jane's mansion. Jane grabbed her red leather Saint Laurent satchel from beside her on the seat and waited for the driver to come around and open her door. When the door opened, she swung out her sizeable legs and took the offered hand and was pulled out and to her feet. Jane wasn't a slim woman. No, she was what was typically described as extra curvy. A nice way of saying her enhanced breasts, large booty, and generous amounts of love handles made her larger than life. She wasn't fat, just big boned, as her mother used to say. Jane knew she looked like the renaissance women of old. She rather liked the look. Someone had once told her she had the air of a cherub. That pleased her. She thanked the driver and waltzed up the wide marble steps and into her home.
The foyer of her house was massive and boasted a wide marble staircase that spread up and to the left and right to the two-story wings. Rich, dark woods, ceramics, Italian marble, and expensive handmade area rugs greeted her. She stopped by the entryway table and picked up the mail from the silver basket and went through it and separated out the ones for her and placed the others back down. The other mail was addressed to her live-in boyfriend, although she hated the term boyfriend. It sounded like high school or childhood to someone her age at fifty-three. Her current boyfriend, eight years her younger, was Nolan Brewster, and he had lived with her for the past two years. He was bald, black, and beautiful, and stood at six and a half feet tall. He was larger than life, and proudly the owner of his own company called Brewster's Restaurant Equipment based in Queens. He divorced his wife some three years ago, but his wife occasionally stopped by for entertainment.