Author Note:
This is the first part of an multi-part story. This story was inspired by a photo and its caption I posted online. This is also a long story and this is part 1, even it is long...over 18,000 words. It also includes a wife fucking another man besides her husband. If you don't care for that kind of story, move on. You have been warned.
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Echo Ridge
B&B - Pt. 01
© 2018 - Zeb Carter
Chapter 1
The Baxter's, John and Denise, purchased the Echo Ridge Bed and Breakfast from John's aunt and uncle. Their daughter, John's cousin Jane, didn't want it, she had her own business to run, so John's Uncle Jim asked if he would be willing to purchase the place. Uncle Jim had agreed to hold the note and let John and his wife, pay it back at their leisure. He wasn't charging interest and he didn't specify a payment schedule. In fact, he told John that if it was never paid back, he, Jim, really didn't care, they didn't need the money. But to not make the transfer a taxable event, they had to sign papers for a loan. When John's uncle died he would leave the place to John and Denise in his will along with the note.
John and Denise had been married for ten years. John had spent eight years in the military. His wife had traveled with him when he was stationed at different places around the world. John was a big man. Six feet tall, blond hair, blue eye. Denise said he was handsome, very handsome, a hunk in the vernacular of the day. He worked out every day, as did Denise. Neither of them was what you would call fat. Denise was average height, strawberry blonde hair, green eyes. She was very pretty, at least John thought so. Denise didn't have huge tits nor a humongous ass. She was petite. But all her body parts were just the right size for her body.
The Baxter's had settled down back in their hometown where they could be close to family and old friends. Although they had yet to have children, both of them want kids. They just didn't feel ready for them. They had discussed John's uncle's offer and decided it was just what they wanted. Even though neither of them had hotel, motel experience, Jim said he and his wife, Linda would show them the ropes.
John and Denise loved the place. The staff was happy and already in place. They had agreed to stay on for however long they could. There was one special thing about the place. John's uncle told him and Denise about the executives that stayed here. They expect the finest food, the finest service, and the finest women.
"Women?" asked Denise.
"Yes, women. There are ten rooms in the place. The women only work during the week. We don't provide that service on weekends, except by request. Then the price of the room is doubled on weekends."
"So the price includes the women?" Denise asked.
"It does. And the only way to get a reservation here is by referral. No cold calls. No walkups. Reservations are made by two women, Delores and Becky. They have lists of executive names and any new referrals. You won't have to make reservations or research the new referrals, they handle all that for you. All you have to do is kind of run the place. You will have to find replacement girls when and if the women working for you decide to move on or get ill."
"How many women are working?" John asked.
"There are currently twelve. One for each room, plus two extra. Some execs like to have two women. Price doubles for that luxury. Then if a woman has been with an exec for two or more days, she gets two nights off. That's when you rotate one of the other women. Your job will be to schedule the women."
"Do they live on the premises," Denise asked.
"No. They have homes. Some are even married with children."
"What?" Denise uttered.
"Yes. Six of the women are married. Three have children."
"But..." Denise croaked.
"Their husbands don't mind. We pay our women very well. When you take over, you can look at the books."
"What is the profit margin on this place?" John asked.
"It runs, on average, twenty percent, net."
"What is the net revenue?"
"That varies quite a bit month to month, but the annual average is a little over one point five million."
John started coughing covering his mouth with his hands. Denise gasped, putting her hand over her mouth.
"Holy..." John gasped.
"My god. So what we really have is a high priced, kinda, brothel?" Denise asked.
"You do, kinda. It's all on the up and up. And the execs never pay the girls for services rendered. The girls are allowed to accept tips though. But just so we are clear...the girls, women, are never referred to as, whatever the name of the day is, for a prostitute. Here they are listed as Social Organizers and Coordinators."
"Of course. I would never call a woman a derogatory name like that," Denise said.
"I know Dennie," Jim said, using his nickname for his Niece-in-law. "They do work for the execs while they are here. They are all trained secretaries, take shorthand and type. They make appointments for them while they are in town, even making reservations for them in other towns. They also accompany them on their business calls if the exec desires. So they are not just whores. Most of them have degrees in business."
"My god. Okay, never mind." Denise said.
"What is it dear?" John asked.
"Nothing. Really. Just trying to wrap my head around everything. Money, women, execs."
"It is daunting I know," Jim said. "But it's not all that hard once you get used to working here."
For the next week, John and Denise shadowed Jim and Linda every day at the B&B. Then the next week, John and Denise took over and Jim and Linda stayed in the background. By the third week, John and Denise had the hang of things.
"Well, I think you have almost everything. There is just one more item to learn."
"What's that?" Denise asked.
"How to hire new women. Most educated women will balk at what they will be requested to do. Some won't, but most will. And it doesn't matter how you word the ad in the paper." Jim slid a piece of paper over to John. "This is the ad that was passed down to us, which we used to hire several of the women that work here today and I'm passing it down to you. Put it in a safe place and whoever you sell this place to, pass it on to them."
John read the add.
"Bright, vibrant, beautiful, knowledgeable women wanted to fill a vacant position as an executive's Social Organizer and Coordinator. She must be willing to meet every need of the executive, no matter the time or place. No travel required. Generous salary."
"Ah, no real mention of what they will need to do then. No mention of what they will be paid."
"The Echo Ridge Bed and Breakfast is very well known among the top executive communities of the world. It is also known among young up and coming executive assistants just out of college. There are a number of our past Social Organizers now teaching at colleges in the area, passing on names to us and informing those young ladies what we are all about. I don't see you having any trouble filling a position unless it's on the spur of the moment due to an unforeseen accident."
"What happens if we do run into a problem like that?" Denise asked.