Chapter 2: The Vegas Gambit
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This is a work of fiction intended for adults (18+ only). All characters depicted are consenting adults, and all interactions are portrayed within the realm of fantasy. The Twink Scouts of America is a fictional entity, not affiliated with any real organization.
This story contains themes of marital infidelity, erotic temptation, and the slow unraveling of restraint. If you are uncomfortable with stories involving cheating, seduction, and the pull of forbidden desire, this may not be for you.
For those who enjoy a taste of suburban secrets and unspoken cravings--settle in and enjoy the ride. 😈
Dave's suburban life hummed on after Noah--the cul-de-sac alive with sprinklers and kids, the basketball hoop still swaying from Saturday's win. At 45, he was steady--broad-shouldered, buzzed salt-and-pepper hair, a whistle around his neck--but the memory of Noah's pink uniform and sticky, cum-slicked thighs lingered like a sweet ache. Monday rolled in, and Dave coached practice with half his mind on the 18-year-old Twink Scout who'd fallen into his lap, leaving crumbs and a number scribbled on a napkin: Call me, sir -- Noah.
Lisa, his wife of 15 years, bustled in the kitchen that evening, her pottery class mug gleaming on the counter. She was 43, curvy and sharp-eyed, her auburn hair tied back as she chopped carrots for stew. Dave leaned on the island, beer in hand, heart thumping. "Hey, Lis," he started, casual. "There's this electronics show in Vegas this weekend. Thought I might go--check out some gadgets, clear my head."
Lisa's knife paused, her eyes narrowing. "Vegas? No way, Dave. The gutters need cleaning, the garage is a mess, and I'm not wrangling that alone while you're off playing with toys." She resumed chopping, firm. "You're staying put."
Dave's gut sank, but he nodded, sipping his beer. "Fair enough." His mind raced--Noah's voice echoed from their couch tangle: soft, needy, "You're my win." He couldn't let it end there. Tuesday night, sprawled on the recliner, he texted Noah: Hey, it's Dave. You around this week?
The reply pinged fast: Hey, sir! Not local--heading to Vegas for TwinkCon Saturday. Yearly thing for us Twink Scouts, two days of adult only seminars and stuff. Back Monday. A pause, then: If you're up for Vegas, I'd love to see you. Hotel room after the daily events--could be amazing.
Dave's pulse kicked up, imagining Noah in pink, hotel sheets rumpled, cookies scattered. TwinkCon--wild, but perfect. He typed back: Vegas sounds good. I'll figure it out. Text me the hotel? Noah sent the details--Golden Nugget, downtown--and Dave grinned, plotting. Wednesday, he pitched Lisa again over breakfast, toast crumbs on the table. "Lis, that electronics show--I'd really like to go. How about I get you some help around here? New handyman service, Bill Brown's Construction Rangers. They'll knock out the chores."
Lisa raised an eyebrow, sipping coffee. "Handymen? If they're legit, maybe. But you're not sneaking off unless it's squared away." She smirked, softening. "Fine--call 'em. Thursday's good."
Dave dialed the Bill Brown's Construction Rangers that afternoon, voice steady. "Need a guy Thursday, yardwork and gutters, suburban job. Can you send someone?" The voice on the line--deep, smooth--confirmed: "We'll send Marcus, 10 a.m." Dave hung up, texting Noah: Thursday's set. See you Saturday. Noah replied: Can't wait, sir.
Thursday dawned bright, the cul-de-sac sleepy. Marcus rolled up at 10 sharp in a beat-up truck,in a tight black tee and jeans--30s, 6'3", muscled and dark-skinned, with a shaved head and a toolbox slung over his shoulder. Dave met him at the curb, whistle dangling. "Hey, man. Gutters, lawn, maybe the garage if you've got time. Wife's inside with the list."
Marcus nodded, voice low. "Got it, boss. I'll handle it." His handshake was firm, eyes sharp, and Dave felt a flicker of trust. Lisa stepped out, sundress swishing, her auburn hair loose. "Marcus, right? Come in--I'll show you what's what." She waved him inside, and Dave grabbed his keys. "Gonna get a case of beer," he called. "Yardwork's thirsty stuff."
"Get IPA," Lisa shot back, already leading Marcus to the backyard. Dave peeled out, leaving them to it, Vegas simmering in his mind.
Lisa liked Marcus on sight--tall, quiet, a steady presence as she pointed out the gutters. "These haven't been touched in months," she said, shading her eyes. "And the lawn's a jungle--mower's in the shed." Marcus set his toolbox down, nodding. "I'll get it done, ma'am. Anything else?"
She hesitated, then smiled. "Call me Lisa. Garage could use a sweep if you're up for it." He grinned--warm, not slick--and started on the gutters, ladder creaking as he climbed. Lisa watched from the patio, iced tea in hand, his biceps flexing under the black tee. Dave was her rock, but Marcus moved with a grace that stirred her, a quiet confidence she hadn't felt aimed her way in a while.
An hour in, Marcus stripped off his shirt, sweat gleaming on his chest, and Lisa brought him a glass of tea, her fingers brushing his as he took it. "You're good at this," she said, soft. "Most guys half-ass it."
Marcus wiped his brow, smiling. "Like doing it right, Lisa. You deserve that." His voice was deep, genuine, and her breath caught. She'd felt frumpy lately--pottery clay under her nails, curves softer than they once were--but his gaze lingered, warm, seeing her.
"Hot out here," she said, fanning herself. "Wanna cool off inside? Break for a bit?" He nodded, following her into the kitchen, the AC humming. She poured more tea, their shoulders brushing as she handed it over. "You're sweet to help," she murmured, closer now.