Two blowjobs in one single fucking morning! Jake felt like floating as he was now all dressed up and ready to accompany Klaus to one of the construction sites to which the guy had promised to take him. And what was pretty amazing, and a bit unnerving at the same time, was how casual Klaus's featherlike touch on his shoulder was. The man was just guiding him around, and it felt so familiar that Jake was starting to wonder about moronic things like whether he had met Klaus Metzger in another life or something mystic like that.
It was also a bit of a letdown they had to leave the bed. Klaus had promised they were going to play, but, apparently, in this guy's book, there was always room for work. He wasn't in any position to protest. His bones felt weightless. He was certain that must have been like when people talked about walking on cloud nine.
It was enough to recall just what happened about one hour prior. The gorgeous man on his knees, servicing Jake, like the roles were reversed. He wasn't street trash, and Klaus, the top dog, was not taking advantage. Klaus's lazy blue eyes had flickered upward, watching him, as Jake had surrendered to the sensation of having his cock sucked as never before in his life.
Jake wished he could suck cock like that. He could barely wait to give it a go again. The first time now felt a bit blurry, and he could not remember details. Next time, he was going to enjoy it even more.
He winced and adjusted his jeans. It was clearly not the time to get hard again.
"Something the matter?" Klaus blew hot air over his ear, as he walked slightly behind, and pushing Jake through the large entrance door.
"Do you really need to ask?" he looked sideways and willed himself to avoid sounding like an amateur.
"Oh, did we leave the bed too early?" Klaus feigned pity.
"Yeah, right. You're a pervert, to always think about that," he threw over his shoulder.
Thompson was waiting with the door to the car open. They climbed inside, and Jake loved how Klaus chose to sit very close to him, gluing their legs hip to knee. But it was not like he was going to get all mushy and gushy over everything.
And the man smelled heavenly. He doubted he had ever met anyone to smell so good. And it was not just because of the expensive cologne. Maybe it was true what people said about perfumes smelling differently depending on the wearer's natural scent. Klaus was one of those people just smelling great by default. Fuck, there was no chip in this guy's armor; just perfect all around and just pissing off people like Jake.
"Funny, I did not peg you for a thinker," Klaus joked and hooked one arm over his shoulders, pulling him closer.
Jake turned slightly to stare into the man's impossibly blue eyes.
"I wasn't thinking," he protested, just for the sake of saying the opposite.
"Ah, so you are just too engrossed in my presence that you cannot even think," Klaus joked, his lips quirked into a smile that held a vague, enticing promise.
"So full of yourself, I cannot believe it," Jake mumbled and frowned.
Klaus touched his forehead as if he was trying to smooth out the crease there.
"You are too young to be all grumpy like this," the blond spoke.
"Well, I got a rep to hold," Jake explained right away. "If I walk around, smiling like a princess, what do you think would happen? I tell you what. Where I come from, you could get punched in the face and lose some teeth for something stupid like this."
"That is true," Klaus admitted. "But when you are with me, you are allowed to smile."
"I'm allowed?" Jake snorted. "Like I'm your pet dog or something?"
"Interesting. You seem to have an obsession for canines. Could it be that you are really bent on the idea to be taken from behind?"
Jake blushed and bit his bottom lip hard.
"Could we not get all lovey-dovey like this with Thompson watching?" Jake turned his head and tried to pry himself free from the man's tight hold.
"He is not watching. He is an outstanding employee."
Klaus straightened up his tie with a cocksure gesture. It was fascinating to see how the man could quickly slip into his social mask, as the occasion demanded. Jake was not surprised to feel the car stopping to a halt.
***
Jake felt a bit awkward at first being shown around by Klaus, and introduced to the team present at the construction site. These guys were not old farts coming from money, like the ones at the party. These were people who lived in poor neighborhoods, like his, and they were watching him with a mix of distrust and envy, probably wondering how a nobody like him had ended up in the good graces of such a prominent businessman.
"Are you interested in putting in some elbow grease? Or would you rather come with me to the foreman's office and look over some blueprints?" Klaus asked him.
Jake looked at the men who were starting to work, now that the pleasantries with the man with the money were finished.
"I think I'm all up for some demolition work," he said with determination.
"Good," Klaus patted his shoulder. "I guess you will find in the crew's quarters a change of clothes and some overalls. Unless, of course, you do not mind getting your designer jeans all dusty."
"Gods forbid I do that," Jake said with a smirk and headed over to the barracks without a single look behind.
***
Klaus was more than pleased with the way things were going. The people were enthusiastic enough about being given well-paid jobs, despite the initial lack of trust in the new management. After all, they were all strangers to this place, he included.
"Did you say something about bringing a new kid over, to show him the ropes, Mr. Metzger?" the foreman asked.
"Yes. But I let him also get a feel of the hard work around here, on his first day. One thing I have to ask. No favors. I am the one to introduce him to this project, but it is to evaluate his possibilities, not to indulge him in believing he is better than others. So, please, be honest when giving me the report. If demolition tasks are everything he is good at, I am perfectly satisfied."
The foreman seemed to hesitate for a second.
"Has he any former education?" the older man eventually asked.
"No. But I believe in his potential, in its native form. You will help me decide whether my hunch was right or not. Do not expect him to be already taught. I have faith in you."
"Certainly, Mr. Metzger," the foreman replied and proceeded to roll up the plans spread on the table. "Can I offer you a cup of coffee?"
"I would love a cup of coffee," Klaus said politely and followed the man to the improvised cafeteria.
Sitting by the window, he brought the Styrofoam cup to his lips and watched outside. Jake was apparently having the time of his life. And, of course, it was a pleasure to watch him moving about, choosing his tools and working together with the others.
When Jake suddenly stopped and took off the regular white tee, Klaus smiled. The boy had a nice body, chiseled, hard everywhere. Nobody was allowed even to suspect he had had that gorgeous young man under him just earlier. He understood where Jake was coming from. The boy was part of a rough world, and Klaus knew everything about rough. Not because he belonged there, but because he had never steered clear of that part of the world around him.
Some used to say that he had the manners of a diplomat and the mindset of a kingpin. Of course, those were people who knew him well and were aware of the somewhat underhanded tactics he often used to get the upper hand in the business he ran. But he had always had the best intentions at heart, or at least, he hoped that was the truth. There was always too much red tape to deal with, too many bureaucrats to convince. He was the link between two worlds, and he was known to make the best of any hand he was dealt. And, of course, cheat and bribe when the situation required.
Everything worked well at the moment. There were rough patches to smooth out, but he knew well how things stood. And this town was a promising venture. Plus, he had everything he wanted and needed to entertain himself right under his roof, he thought, as his eyes traveled to the young man swinging a large sledgehammer and hitting a wall with all his might, making his audience hoot in surprise and appreciation.
Jake was going to have a fun time by himself, and he had other business to attend. If the boy had offered more than a little play in the sheets, he could have skipped the entire day to enjoy his new lover. But, seeing that Jake was still reluctant, there was nothing wrong with using the time efficiently.
He let the foreman know that Thompson was going to take Jake back to the house at the end of the day.
"If you don't mind me asking, Mr. Metzger, where did you find the boy?" the foreman asked. "He seems to be getting along with the team just great," the man added.
"I know what you mean," Klaus smiled. "He looks like a punk. He is the younger brother of one of my associates, and the deal is to get his family more involved with the project," he answered the question promptly.
"Well, it looks like he's doing a pretty swell job right now," the foreman nodded. "After the lunch break, I'll show him the ropes, too."
"Do that, please," Klaus said, and after shaking the man's hand, he headed over to the car.
***
At first, he had been a bit taken aback to learn Klaus had left, but it was not like he was left with nothing to do. The physical activity had made him feel really good. Useful, in fact. Only that now he was in the foreman's office and that was making him feel a bit out of place. Maybe he did something stupid?
"Sit," the man showed him a chair. "Mr. Metzger says you're interested in learning about managing a project."
"He does?" he asked, feeling his throat a bit dry.
The foreman watched him with a frown.
"Look, kid, if you don't want to sit with me here for a while and watch over plans, you're free to go and work with the rest."
Jake almost hurried to say 'yes' but something in how the man looked at him made him change his mind. This old man was judging him. He was looking at him, and he saw street trash, nothing else. Yet, Klaus had left word that Jake was to learn about this management stuff, and that could mean only one thing; that in Klaus's eyes, he was more than just Jake the Outsider. He was a guy with a bit of brain in his head, and he could not disappoint Klaus by being a chicken and settling only for what was familiar.
"I'm willing to learn, sir," he said firmly, and the foreman looked at him, a bit surprised.
"Alright kid," the man shrugged. "But I won't spend my entire day trying to get you to understand what I'm saying. Understood?"
"Yes, sir," Jake replied.
***
It was the end of the work day, finally, and he felt pretty much spent. Who knew learning all about planning and scheduling had to be so mind-boggling? But he had persisted, and he had followed the foreman in everything he said.
"Hi, man," he saluted Thompson, and the man nodded.
He was in terrible need of a shower, but the car was already there, and he could not let the driver wait. It was already weird enough that he got to be chauffeured like he was some hot shot when he was nothing but a guy from the streets.
"Can I ride in front with you?" he asked the driver who was solemnly holding one of the back doors open.
"Certainly," the man spoke after a short moment of hesitation and closed the door.
