(Authors Note: This is the 9th installment in the Brownstone series. In reading order they are: Michael Ch01,02 Charles Ch01,02,03 Michael Ch03,04,05.
When I started writing the brownstone Scott was the first character I developed, as I wrote more I realized I needed to give Michael a back story...then Charles...then Cecil. As always I hope you are enjoying the story.)
Scott - The Beginning
I'm a married man that constantly dreams of wrapping my lips around a nice hard dick and sucking on it until a nice sweet load oozes down my throat...
Sometimes my mind wonders...well to be honest it wonders a lot...
It's probably all that manly testosterone, or so I've heard, flowing through my veins telling me that at the ripe old age of 26 I should be fucking my brains out night and day - unfortunately the sad reality is that I'm not.
I've been married for almost three years and the closest I've come to having sex was on my wedding night. I say close because although I did make it as far as my wife's pussy I never got past the front door, so to speak.
So how did this happen to me? On the surface it appears that I had everything going for me. I took the fast track on my education and graduated from Harvard with dual degrees in Business and Law by the age of 21. I even got hired fresh out of school by one of the most prestige law firms in New York City.
But maybe it's best to go back even farther to the beginning....
I was one of those silver spoon babies that grew up in one of the most prestigious areas of Pound Ridge New York. My father, and he was called father, not dad, daddy or papa, was an Executive Vice President for a large oil company. His life was dedicated to his work and I always felt that my mother and I were merely bit players in his world.
My mother was the stereotypically prom queen that graduated college and went to work for the same company as father. She was newly out of the office clerical pool when she had the good fortune to be elevated to the position of administrative assistant to my father's administrative assistant. All it took was for her to wear a low cut blouse and one late night of them working together for him to finally realize that he was over fifty years old and his biological alarm clock was ringing off the hook. Since she was the lucky one to be there, unmarried and answered the call - she became the one.
He might not have given her the romance a twenty one year old dreams about, what he did give her was a perfect life with of an unlimited bank account and a large stately home to run. For father it was everything he wanted it to be - a home far enough away from New York City that allowed him the freedom to do his job without marital interruptions.
During the week he maintained a residence on Park Avenue but every Friday, like clockwork, his trusted chauffeur Lionel would return him to us for two full days. My mother and I would always wait for him in the grand foyer where he would make his majestic entrance precisely at 6:00pm. There was always a gentle kiss on mother's cheek and a pat for me on the head before he would lock himself in his study to work two more hours before dinner was served at 8pm. Of course he worked most of the day on Saturdays but come evening time he was all ours and would sit with us in the family room until he gave mother a little 'nod' at which time I was shuffled off to bed so he could honor his husbandly duties to his wife. When he was done he would leave her bed and return to his study.
Sundays were always our time together. My father was religious man and without fail every Sunday we would go to early mass than out to breakfast together. Mother never attended church with us, something I never questioned because it was always my special time with father. At six pm every Sunday Lionel appeared at the doorway, mother and I again stood in the grand foyer where he kissed her on the cheek and patted me on the head and we watched him leave us again.
That all changed when I was 10 years old and mother got a phone call that he had died at his desk. He was sixty-three years old. It was only after his shocking and sudden death that my mother felt it was important for me to know everything about my life. Very carefully she explained to me that as much as she wanted to have a child with my father he wasn't able give her one. Wanting to make my mother happy he did the next best thing - he went to the Catholic Church and made arrangements to adopt a baby.
I didn't find my mother's revelation shocking.
My father was of Austrian decent, with thinning blond hair and brown eyes. He was a cold man who rarely smiled, hugged or kissed me. Mother came from a working class Irish American family and learned very quickly to enjoy the lifestyle father provided for her. She was a beautiful petite Irish woman with creamy white skin, long red hair and piercing green eyes. My appearance of a full thick head of dark hair and pale blue eyes, even at age ten, didn't come anywhere close to matching that of either parent. Mother took special pains after telling me I was adopted to reassure me that she loved me like I came from her and nothing could ever change that.
Quite naturally that was another one of her many lies and everything changed drastically six months later when she met Martin Andros and, like she did with father, married him a month later. He was five years younger than she was and never acknowledged that I even existed. His Greek heritage dictated that his house be filled with children, the caveat to that was he only wanted the children to be of his flesh and blood, another man's child, especially one that was adopted was an unacceptable commodity. That meant I was pushed to the side and over the next few years my mother gave to birth to two sons, a set of twins and a daughter.
The day mother gave birth to Martin's namesake he made the decision that I was to be sent away to boarding school. It went without saying that my dear sweet mother never stood up for me. She was so captivated by Martin and having his children she no longer had time for me in her life.
I was eleven years old when their chauffeur dropped me off at my new home outside of Boston. I made the trip to school alone as mother decided to stay home with the baby and Martin. Maybe some of my father's personality had rubbed off on me because for some reason I didn't seem to care what was being done to me.
I gave up any expectation of having a loving family that Thanksgiving when the Headmasters office informed me that a family emergency in Greece had taken Martin, my mother and of course the new baby out of the country for the next three to four months. As sad as this was to the Headmaster it was something he had experienced before. Over the years he had seen many children dumped by rich parents that put their personal lives over their children's. He always made sure that we had proper counseling and comforting facilities to make school life tolerable.
From the onset I became a problem for the school and it wasn't a behavioral issue either. My school was the highest ranked educational facility in the United States. Most every student that graduated went on to the best Ivy League schools. The curriculum they presented was supposed to be the best and hardest of its kind. To me, however, it was boring and didn't keep me challenged. The school psychologist finally determined I was graced with eidetic memory and was absorbing everything that crossed my path at an alarming rate. After exhausting all of their options they decided that to hold me back would do more harm than good and I was allowed to work at a pace that suited me. Two years later, at age thirteen, I graduated from one school and in the fall I started at another school called Harvard.
Harvard was the answer to all my prayers. Instead of being treated like a freak because of my age I was respected and held in high regard. Harvard afforded me the same options as I had come used to at my other school allowing me to work at my own pace. Over the next 48 months I earned dual undergraduate degrees in political science and business. I decided in my junior year that I wanted to study law so the summer before my senior year I took my LSAT's, scoring an outstanding 179, which in turn guaranteed me a coveted spot at the Harvard School of the Law the following fall.
My home life was non-existent. I hadn't visited the house in Pound Ridge since I was 13 and my mother had ceased all communication with me shortly afterwards. Financial matters were conducted through a financial manager my father had hired to take care of my mother and me until I came of legal age. At age 16, tired of being the bastard step child, I opted to cut ties from them and filed to be an emancipated minor. When neither my mother nor my stepfather contested the request the courts decided in my favor for emancipation. The judge presiding over the case was so incensed with my mother and after ruling in my favor told her that she was a poor excuse for a human being. The bitch just sat there and didn't even blink an eye.