I'm a bouncer at a lap dancing club in Reading. Well, I was, until management decided that because I was shagging one of its best dancers, I had to go. Something fucking stupid about "staff shall not fraternise with the dancers", or some similar crap. I mean, what's the point of being a bouncer at a lap dancing club if you're not allowed to test drive the goods, if you follow me?
Anyway, since I got the DCM – the old Don't Come Monday - I'm having a fine time with Candy and lounging around the house all day, having the odd bonk and going out for the odd lager lout night and beef vindaloo. And then Candy gets all sniffy.
"Brad," she goes, "I'm earning all the money and you're pissing it up against the wall, why don't you get a job, for fuck's sake?" Well, she wasn't sniffy, so much as whiny and I don't know about you, but whiny I don't do.
But since she's such a great shag, I decided I'd do something about it. So I got the evening paper and that's where I found this ad, in the jobs vacant column. Well, not so much in the column, it was a display ad, all by itself. I've got a clipping of it somewhere, oh yeah, here it is:
WORLD-FAMOUS photographer seeks male, between 25 and 30 to model for erotic publication. Must be well-muscled, tanned, toned. Dark hair and brown eyes not a disadvantage. Must be a an unknown. Apply with CV to Glamour Productions, Maidenhead.
I threw it over to Candy, who was struggling into her clothes ready to go dance her arse off at the club. "What d'ya reckon, babe?" I asked her. "Look like me or what?"
Candy sniffed. "Well if by 'well-muscled' it means the dangly bit, then you certainly qualify," she said, "and the rest of you's not too bad either. And you are most definitely an 'unknown' my darling, Brad. Dark hair, brown eyes too – yup, go for it, tiger."
And she swooped down on my naked body, I was lying on the bed, smooched the tip of my cock – it's eight inches long and it was standing to attention because she has that effect on me – and was out the door. I thought about tossing myself off, then thought "Fuck it" and I went out for a gallon or two of lager and a vindaloo.
The next day, I called Glamour Productions and a lady name of Wanda answered and I introduced myself as Brad Billingsgate, and said I was after the job. "Can you get here later this afternoon?" she said, in a snooty little voice, which I think was supposed to impress me.
So that's how I turned up at Glamour Productions, which was based in a large old house down by the Thames in Maidenhead. Wanda turned out to be a mousy little brunette with acne and heavy-lensed glasses.
I sat down opposite her desk and she said: "Miss Nairobi will see you shortly." So I passed the time reading some garbage magazine about how to get the most out of your PC, or some such crap. How do these things sell?
After about 10 minutes, Miss Acne's phone rang and she answered, then put it down and said: "Miss Nairobi is ready for you, sir. Upstairs, turn right, office facing out onto the street."
So I went upstairs and entered this office looking out across towards Boulter's Lock and that's where I saw this dream. Miss Nairobi was tall – I'm six foot, exactly, and when she stood she was at eye level with me. But it wasn't her height that impressed me.
She was wearing a black sort of jacket-cum-skirt arrangement with zips across it, in very strategic places, but the outfit did nothing to hide the fact that she went in and out in all the right places. And it wasn't the outfit and the fact that she was
built
that impressed me either. It was that she was brown-skinned, and when I say "brown-skinned" I mean like Cadbury's milk chocolate.
Don't know about you, but black women – well gorgeous, black women - do something for me. She was black and she was beautiful, and she had gleaming, lustrous black hair which was pulled back into a tight ponytail and it looked sensational. And she had deep pools of brown eyes that sparkled and she was pretty. And – oh, what the fuck, I was in love.
"Good afternoon, Mr Billingsgate," she said in a cultured voice – nothing stuffy, nothing stuck up, just a voice that spoke of oodles of money being spent on her education. Her handshake was firm, but smooth and it made me want her hand all over my cock.
"Please take a seat and give me a look at your CV," she said, resuming her own seat at a wide and almost empty desk. All it had on it was a computer screen and keyboard, one of those space-age fucking telephones and a little note pad. She held a smart-looking pen, one of those fat, expensive chunky jobs, you know the kind. She was stroking the pen along her cheek. I wanted to stroke my cock along her cheek.
I cleared my throat, and coughed. "Er, CV," I said. "Well that's a bit of a problem, Miss Nairobi. You see, lap dancing clubs don't exactly hand out CVs when they fire bouncers for playing hide the sausage with one of their dancers."
She looked at me sharply. It was a look which said, quite clearly, "What the fuck have I run into with this schmuck?"
"But hey," I said, quickly, "I can tell you all about myself, I don't lie, I'm pretty straight. What do you want to know?"
She let go a little sigh, a sigh that said "This is against my better fucking judgement, but I'll hear him out".
"All right," she said, pointing the stubby pen to her note pad. "Tell me about yourself. Name, age, where educated, ever modelled before, any drug habits, you know the score. Shoot."
So I gave her chapter and verse. Age 27, six foot tall, weight 12 stone 10 pounds, educated grammar school in Reading, worked for a security firm there for seven years, then as a bouncer at the Purple Pussy for two years, currently unemployed, no drugs, drink in social quantities (ha, ha) and as fit as a middleweight world champion.
Then I paused for breath.
"And you have no portfolio of pictures to show me?" she said.
"Nah," I said. "But I'm built like a brick shit house, look."
And before she could say anything, I stood up and pulled off my T-shirt to reveal my upper torso. And it was here that I started to grab her attention. At first I thought she was going to scream the house down, but then she smiled, a slow smile, but it was a wonderful smile.
Then she stood up and walked to the front of her desk and perched her arse on it. Her legs – and they were great legs – were encased in shiny black stockings and she was wearing patent leather high heels a strap just above her ankles. Honest, they were "Fuck me" shoes if I've ever laid eyes on any.
"That's a nice torso, Mr Billingsgate," she said. "Very well muscled, nicely toned, beautiful tan."
"So's yours," I said, and immediately felt like biting my tongue off.
And then I went and made things worse. "Sorry Miss Nairobi – but hey, Nairobi, that's a strange name, ain't it?"
I think that took her mind off my awful crack about her being, well, you know, "dark", as it were.
"Yes, it is, I suppose," she said. "But more and more people these days are called after the place where they were conceived – you know, awful names like Brooklyn.
"Well, my mother is an African, and my father is white – he's a university professor. He was visiting Nairobi, met my mum, proposed to her on the second night he took her out, they made love, I was the result. Name – Nairobi Carruthers. It's that simple."
Then I fucked up again. "Betcha you're glad you weren't conceived in Timbuktu," I said, rather pleased with the line.
"Oh, that's
so