Summary: mind control, Mf, some ff, incest, some preg Aahh, time to head with the family to Vegas for an exciting weekend, to sink into the pits of sin with the one-armed bandits and the slut machines there, finally emerging as shiny, freshly-minted whores and cuckolds to carry a little more sexy joy back to the mundane world. Compliments from Vegas.
See No Evil: Contains sexually explicit and politically incorrect material. If you shouldn't be reading this, or if it might offend you, simply stop now.
Legalese: All actors and actresses are over the age of consent. Proof of age is on file. Any similarity of any character, event or place to any actual person, event or place, is purely coincidental. This is all fantasy, and the actors are all professionals -- do not try any of this at home.
Archiving: You are welcome to discreetly repost or archive this, just do not change it, steal from it or claim credit for it.
Author's Ramblings: A novel-length story in six parts (Prolog, Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Monday, Epilog), posted one per week. And you guys say I take too long to post my stories ....
Raw sex without a whole lot of that tedious character development stuff to get in the way. Hopefully, there's enough wordplay, humor, irony and foreshadowing for the literary-minded of you out there.
Live well.
Prolog ------
Or You'll Be Sleeping With the Tunas, See?
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(Eight and a half months before the main story)
Two men, both wearing dark suits, strode purposefully through the lobby of the casino. One was six foot six and had a shaved head; he went by the name of Bruno. The other was six foot four, with dark close-cropped curly locks; he went by the name of Guido.
"I get to say the line this time," Guido said out of the side of his mouth as the men marched towards their destination.
"No, you don't," Bruno said in a bass voice.
"Yes, I do. You got to say it last time. Don't be a pig."
"Crybaby."
"I get to say it."
The two men slowed as they approached a roulette table. A man stood there, tie loosened, hair disheveled, a slouch that said that he had just lost again, and eyes that were already starting to get a little wild as he noticed the two men focus on him.
"Mr. Watkins requests the pleasure of your company," Bruno said in a voice so deep that the disheveled man felt his ribs resonate.
"Uhm ... I, uh ..."
"I suggest that you come now," Guido told him in a voice that seemed nowhere near deep enough to be coming out of that big chest.
"I-- "
The two men stepped to either side of the disheveled man and each took an arm. "Just walk with us, Mr. Stanford."
"How do you know-- I-- please ...." As the two men escorted him through the lobby, he called toward the Avocado room for his wife, "Rhonda! Rhonda!"
"Sir, please don't make a scene," Bruno told him quietly. "I would hate to have to crush your larynx."
"Nnng!" the disheveled man muffled his gasp.
They led him to the elevator, then Guido pressed the "up" button. As they waited, three dancers from the casino show walked up. The elevator arrived, then Bruno held the door open for them.
"Ladies," he said, smiling, and they stepped inside, giggling. "We'll take the next one. You ladies have a nice day."
"Look-- look at that nice couple," the disheveled man said, pointing toward a man and woman standing by another elevator, "You should let them go ahead of us too. They seem like nice people."
"Shut up," Bruno told him quietly.
"Nnnnggg!"
"Don't you wet your pants, Mr. Stanford," Guido warned him. "We wouldn't like that."
"Nnnngg!"
The elevator opened finally, and the trio stepped inside. Bruno pressed the penthouse button, and the doors closed.
"Mr. Watkins is concerned about your ability to make good on your debt," Guido started. Bruno gave his partner a glare and discreetly shook his head "no", but Guido ignored him. "You're not looking to shortchange him, are you?"
"Don't," Bruno warned Guido.
"N-no! I wouldn't! Not ever!"
"Good, 'cause if you ever do something like that-- "
"Don't," Bruno warned again.
"-- if you ever do, you'll be sleepin' with the tunas, see?"
Bruno rolled his eyes, then scowled at Guido.
"No, no, I wouldn't do that! I just need to get to the bank, and I can get the money for Mr. Watkins. Yeah, I can GET the money! I just didn't realize that he was waiting." Charlie Stanford nodded enthusiastically. He might just be able to wriggle out of this yet.
"Mr. Stanford, do not lie to us," Bruno told him, attempting to salvage some of the man's anxiety.
"I'm not lying! I just didn't know!"
Bruno changed topics. "Mr. Stanford, how much do you value your kneecaps?"
"My! Kneecaps!?"
"I have this collection, you see ..."
"Please! No! I can GET the money!"
The elevator arrived, and the three men stepped out.
"Please! Really! I can GET the money!"
"You'll need to convince Mr. Watkins of that, sir. Please, this way."
"Nooooo!" The man whined.
"Don't MAKE me pick your ass up and carry you in!" Guido snapped.
"Noooo!"
"Mr. Stanford," Bruno spoke reasonably, "This is your opportunity to convince Mr. Watkins that you are good for your debt. And to keep the ability to kneel, if you know what I mean."
"Please!" Stanford whined, but came along with the two.
Bruno knocked on the door, waited a couple moments, then opened it. "Mr. Watkins, Mr. Stanford is here to see you."
"Thank you, Bruno. Bring him in, please."
"Please!" Stanford whined as Guido pushed him in. "You DON'T have to take my kneecaps! I can GET the money!"
"Bruno, did you threaten Charlie?"
"I just mentioned my collection, sir. As one professional to another."
"Charlie, Charlie. They were just roughing you up. I don't want you kneecaps. Egads! What would I do with the things?!"
Charlie Stanford gave a nervous little giggle.
"Well, besides giving them to Bruno here as a job perk."
Another nervous giggle: please don't possibly mean that.
"Did you know that Mr. Stanford and I went to school together, Bruno?"
"No, sir." Bruno and Guido both assumed semi-attention stances.
"Yeah. Charlie here was quarterback. He married the prom queen. Trite little tale if you ask me."
A small sobbing sound erupted from Charlie's throat.
"It gets worse from there. I was called a slacker back then. Folks like Charlie and his wife considered me an untouchable. They wouldn't even be seen speaking to me. But, alas ... You know that if you do well in high school, you're gonna be a miserable failure in life. Now Charlie's a 250 slab o' flab. And he's got this gambling problem, you see. He's in debt for a seven digit figure to me. Me -- the slacker that now manages this casino that does business in the billions. What do you think of that, Bruno?"
"Ironic story, sir."
"Yeah, pretty damn ironic. Don't YOU think, Charlie?"
"PLEASE! I can do better! I can GET you the-- "
"Bruno, Guido, could you wait right outside while Charlie and I discuss the terms of his debt?"
"Yes, sir."
The two men stepped outside, closed the door and waited at semi-attention on either side of the doorway, like two medieval suits of armor in a modern day castle.
"That's why I don't let you say the lines. You blow them," Bruno said quietly out of the side of his mouth.
"I didn't blow the line."
"You wasted it." Bruno twisted up his face and put on a high-pitched mock voice, "Or you'll be sleepin' with the tunas, see?"
"I DIDN'T waste it."
"When you give that line properly, the Joe wets his britches. This guy wasn't even trembling."
"I didn't blow the line," Guido pouted.
"Did so."
"Did not."
The Pretentiousness of the High School Reunion --- --------------- -- --- ---- ------ -------
Frank Watkins pressed an intercom button. "Mary, bring us in some coffee, please, sweetcheeks?" He looked at the nervous Mr. Stanford. "Charlie, how the FUCK did you ever get into this mess?"
"I don't KNOW!" A sob burst its way out of the man's throat.
"HOW are you ever going to get out of it?"
"I will FIND a way! I will find a way, sir."
"You know, I have a feeling you might, Charlie."
Charlie looked up hopefully and blotted his eyes.
A pretty brunette assistant entered, wearing a navy micro-miniskirt and a sheer black blouse through which her hard nipples were obvious. She handed a cup of coffee to Mr. Watkins, then another cup to Charlie, then stood to the side, never meeting Charlie's eyes. Charlie frowned. Actually, she looked a great deal like--
"Life just has a way, don't you think, Charlie?"
"How-- how do you mean?"
"Well, you and Rhonda wouldn't be caught dead speaking to me back in high school. Now look at you. You're ready to shit your pants begging me to be merciful with you."
Another sob burst out of Charlie's throat.
Frank changed the subject. "Do you remember that beautiful honors student back in high school, Charlie?"
Nervous silence.
"Charlie?"
"Yeah! Yeah."
"Where do you think that promising young lady is today? Running a corporation? Interviewing celebrities? Counseling stock investments? What do you think?"
"I have ... no idea, Mr. Watkins." He glanced again at the assistant. She DID look remarkably like--
"I like that. 'Mr. Watkins.' Keep that up, Charlie. It buys you points. What would you say if I told you that that pretty little honor student is somewhere wasting all that intelligence, wasting all that potential, wasting all that promise, that she's somewhere half-nude, serving coffee for some big cock of the walk?"
Charlie stared at the assistant. There was no way. She LOOKED like Mary, but there was just no possible way that--
"What WAS that girl's name, Charlie?"