Authors Note: All characters in this work, depicted in any sexual situation are 18 years old or older. No underage sex or sexual situations are depicted.
Note to my readers: Many of you know that my stories can get a bit long, so once again, I have broken this down into pieces. I am posting this under Exhibition/voyeur because of the amount of public nudity and sex. I hope you all enjoy the variety of encounters our leading couple enjoy.
"Mister Parks?" the gentleman at the now open front door of my house asked.
"Yes. Mister Dorcey?"
"That's correct," he said as I held the door open for him to come in.
"I presume you're going to tell us what this is all about?" I asked as I closed the door behind him. "Have a seat." I said, motioning to one of the chairs in the living room. I moved and sat down next to my bride of forty years, Jennifer.
"I'm sorry about the secrecy. This kind of thing can be somewhat delicate," the lawyer said as he opened his brief case. "Do you recall a young woman named Sally Mcdaniels?"
"Sally McDaniels? Geeze, I haven't heard that name in a long time. Yeah, I dated her for a while before I went to college. Why?"
"Who is this woman?" my wife asked me quickly with a concerned look on her face.
"Sally was one of the secretaires at the plant I worked at between high school and college. We dated for about six months or so."
"I see," she nodded.
The lawyer pulled an envelope out of the briefcase and held it out for me. "Miss McDaniels wanted you to have this."
I took the envelope he held out, withdrew a single piece of typed paper and looked at it.
David. I'm sure by now you've forgotten all about me. After what happened and the way we parted, it wouldn't be a surprise if you pushed me completely from your memory. I know you don't believe me, at least you didn't then, but I really did care for you deeply. Anyway, that is water under the bridge. If you're reading this it means that I am no longer among this world and have been called home to the lord. There was one thing that I felt you should know about, though. In the weeks after our breakup, I found out I was pregnant. I never told you because I knew you would do the "right thing" and want to marry me, even though we both knew it was never going to work. I wanted to spare you years of unhappiness, so I kept it from you. But now you should know, you have a son. I wasn't sure it was yours until it came up on a DNA test my son did, naming you as the father. Gregory is a wonderful young man. Some day he may wish to reach out to you, and I didn't want you to be unprepared if he did. I hope you can forgive me for keeping this from you. I've tried to keep tabs on you as best I could and know you have a wonderful wife and family. I wish you all the best in your life. Sally."
"Is this real?" I asked the lawyer quickly, handing the letter to my wife to read.
"It is. Unfortunately, Gregory McDaniels was killed in the same car accident that claimed the life of his mother."
I looked at him in shock. "They were both killed. Did he leave a family or anything?"
"He was an only child. While Sally had married, her husband passed away some years ago. Gregory never married or had a family that we are aware of."
"I see. So I'm confused then. If they're both dead, why now? Why bring this up?"
"Mister parks, I'm the executor of their estate. As part of those duties it is my job to try and maintain the estate and pass it on to the next of kin. You are the only remaining blood relative, and as such their estate passes to you, upon approval of the probate court."
"Their estate? I don't understand."
"Some background is in order. Sally's uncle, a mister Thomas Waston, obtained a parcel of land from the federal government after world war two. It was a lease purchase proposition. The land was leased for one dollar, with the stipulation that it be lived on by Mister Waston or a blood relative of his, for no less than six months out of each year, for the duration of the lease, and also have a productive business on it for the entirety of the lease period."
"Okay, so?"
"So, when Mister Waston passed he left the property to Sally McDaniels, who moved to the property to maintain the conditions of the lease. If she hadn't, the property and all improvements would have reverted to the federal government."
"I see. And now with Sally and Gregory dead-"
"You are the only remaining blood relative that can fulfill the terms of the lease."
"I see. And the length of this lease?"
"Seventy-five years. There are approximately four years left on the lease, at which time the property in its entirety becomes the property of the leasee, which would now be you, should you choose to reside on the property."
"And what kind of property, and where is this?"
"It's a former air force training facility near a town called Lovelock Nevada. A little north east of Reno."
"And just how big a piece of property is it?"
"It's approximately one-hundred and seventy-thousand acres."
"A HUNDERD-SEVENTY-THOUSAND ACRES?" I asked stunned. "And I'm somehow inheriting this?"
"The land, the air strip, and the two businesses: the Wild Horse ranch resort and the Watering Hole dance club and spa," he said, holding a stack of papers out to me. "Its current net worth on the open market is around three-hundred and five million dollars for the land. Unfortunately, until the end of the seventy five years it has no value and cannot be divided or sold. The businesses currently gross around seven million per annum and net a little over six-hundred thousand in income for Sally and her son last year."
"Wait, you're telling me I'm inheriting a multi-million dollar estate?"
"That's correct sir. What I need to complete the process is your signature on this document which states you will abide by the terms of the lease for the remainder of its duration."
"Of course," I said with a chuckle, taking the papers from him.
"Sir, before you sign, you need to understand. You have to reside on the property for at least six months of the year for roughly the next four years."
"You're saying I need to move there?"
"That is correct. You can of course keep your current house, and commute back and forth, but you have to spend at least one more day there than you do here to meet the terms of the lease. Failure to do so will result in the immediate closure of the businesses, and the property and improvements revert to the control of the federal government."
"Immediate closure of the businesses? How many employees are we talking about?"
"Roughly two-hundred and fifty or so, give or take. It changes on an almost weekly basis as staff move in and out of the facility."
"Staff?"
"Yes sir. For the club, spa, restaurants, that kind of thing."
"And this is some kind of resort?"
"It's advertised as an upscale adults only vacation resort. There is also a rather large residence on the premises that Miss McDaniels and her son lived in."
"Honey, before you sign that, you better look at this," my wife said, holding her phone out for me to see and resting her hand on my arm.
Wild Horse ranch and resort. A vacation spot catering to adults and adult activities for those who wish to get away from the world for a while. Activities and facilities include horseback riding, four wheeling, hiking, rock climbing, swimming, evening activities, and parties. Included is a full service spa with massages, steam rooms, saunas an indoor and an outdoor pool, manicures, and pedicures. Let us pamper you to while you let go of the problems of the world.
"Adults only? Adult activities?" my wife said. "What does that sound like?"
"This isn't a nudist colony, is it?" I asked him quickly.
"It is my understanding from talking to Miss Evelyn, the manager of the resort, that it is indeed a clothing-optional resort."
"And the dance club?"
"I've never been there, but I've been told by a colleague who was there once, that it's an anything-goes adult entertainment club."
"A strip club?" My wife asked.
"For the right price, yes. Remember, this
is
Nevada we're talking about."
"Yeah, anything goes," I muttered. "And in order to inherit this, we have to live there for four years?"
"That's pretty much the size of it. Just between the two of us, I can handle just about anything for four years to inherit over three-hundred million dollars."
"Can we have some time to think about this?"
"I can give you no more than five days before the terms of the lease would be in default. The federal government has been throwing all kinds of road blocks up to the probate court. The judge issued an emergency decree two days ago when he realized that the government was trying to cause the default. There are only five days left until the property would be in default after the accident almost eight months ago. To keep the lease from being defaulted on, you would have to arrive within the next five days and stay every day until the end of the calendar year. I suggest you visit the facility and make your decision. I can come to you there in four days to get your signature on the final documents."