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**WARNING!! Cuckoldry, cream pies and fudge pies. **WARNING!!
Joshua Liuta fidgeted slightly as he sat on the rear deck of John Smith's Jazz Beach mansion. He felt a little foolish, sitting in just a skimpy pair of swim trunks. He could also feel the late morning sun's harmful UV rays cooking his exposed back.
"Ah, Josh, how are you?" a handsome man dressed in unbuttoned linen shirt and snug swim trunks smiled, approaching him.
"I, I'm fine, sir," Joshua said, getting to his feet.
"Hmm? Are you now?" John Smith smiled an amiable smile.
"Yes, yes sir," Joshua stated.
"Really? You're fine?" John smirked, taking a seat across from Joshua.
"Of course, sir," Joshua said, frowning as he took his seat.
"Even though I addressed you as 'Josh' which you do not like? Even though I specifically stated that our appointment was for ten o'clock but have had you waiting out here for an hour and, hmm twenty eight minutes?" John asked, looking at his Rolex watch. "Even though no one has offered you any beverages, any refreshments, any explanation for my delay? You are fine?"
"I, yes, yes sir," Joshua stammered.
"Stevens University graduated seventy three students from their Business College this May," John said, lighting a thin cigar.
"Yes, that is correct," Joshua agreed. "Overall, there were one hundred and ninety graduates; seventy three in the Business Studies division."
"Care to wager where you placed, Josh?" John asked, blowing a plume of smoke from the fine tobacco.
"I uh, well, that is," Joshua stammered.
"Seventy third. You finished seventy third out of a field of seventy three," John said, blowing another stream of smoke.
"I, well, you see," Joshua said.
"Despite extensive tutoring, incredible leniencies afforded to you, you managed to scrape the lowest rung of the academic ladder. But, Josh, do you know what you call a man who graduated last in his University?" John asked as they heard the rear door of the mansion open.
"No sir," Joshua admitted, looking at the man rather than at the two scantily clad young women that stepped onto the rear deck of the home.
"You call him a graduate," John said and smiled as Tabitha and Tabitha's friend, Cheryl Liuta approached the table.
"Hi Daddy," Tabitha said brightly.
"Hello my dear," John smiled and accepted a hug and kiss from his eighteen year old daughter.
"Hi, Mr. Johnb," Cheryl simpered, brushing her knee length strawberry blonde hair back.
This maneuver caused Cheryl's 32DD breasts to bobble in the very skimpy bikini top. Her brilliant green eyes searched John Smith's unreadable dark eyes to see if her movements had garnered the handsome older man's attention. A brief flicker of a smile was her only indication.
"Tabitha, this is Josh; Cheryl's older brother," John said.
"The one that's been at college?" Tabitha said, looking briefly at the scrawny young man.
"The one and the same," Cheryl answered for John.
"Nice to meet you," Tabitha said politely. "We're going swimming, Daddy."
"Very good," John said and received another hug and kiss from his daughter.
Joshua avoided the temptation to watch Tabitha's well-rounded backside as she and Joshua's sister scampered for the large in-ground swimming pool just beyond the deck. John smiled, making no move to hide the fact that he had watched Cheryl Liuta's sweet backside in her lime green thong. Then he swiveled his attention to Joshua again.
"Your sister is a very becoming young woman," John complimented.
"Yeah, she got the looks and I got the brains," Joshua attempted to joke.
"Well, now, that's not very nice," John said, crushing the cigar in a small glass ashtray. "Calling her an idiot."
"What? I, I didn't call her..." Joshua denied.
"But, yes, yes, she did get the looks," John agreed, raising his hand.
"Yes sir?" a well-muscled man asked, stepping from the shadows.
"Coffee and water please," John said.
"Yes sir," the man said and stepped into the shadows again.
"Josh, how many people are out here?" John asked.
"Huh?" Joshua asked, glancing around.
"A simple question. How many people are out here, on the rear deck of this home?" John asked.
"Well, there's you and me," Joshua said. "Um, you said her name's Tabitha? And Cheryl."
"There are nine people, including myself, my daughter and your sister. Oh, and yourself," John corrected. "And, in the future, Josh? Count yourself first. You come first. Everyone else comes second to yourself."
"Yes sir," Joshua said, chastened.
"Josh, Josh, Josh, I can see why your instructors were less than impressed with your academic aptitude," John sighed as his coffee and his water was placed in front of him.
"Sir? I, what? What do you mean?" Joshua asked.
"I ordered coffee, and water. I am sure, after sitting in this broiling sun, you are thirsty. Yet, when I ordered coffee and water, did you ask for anything? Or did you just let Sean walk away?" John asked.
"Well, I uh, I was being polite," Joshua said.
"Being polite is for pussies," John said, sipping his water.
"Sir? May I have some water?" Joshua asked.
"Oh! But of course!" John said, raising his hand again.
"Here you are," Sean said, setting a glass of iced water in front of Joshua.
Joshua did not catch the lack of formality when Sean addressed him. John looked over at the pool and smiled as the two girls cavorted in the large pool. He then looked at Joshua again.
"Where did you intern?" John inquired as Joshua emptied his glass of iced water.
"Stevens has a brewery on campus; I interned in their distribution office," Joshua said.
"Mm hmm, and according to Manny, you were inept at best, dangerous at worst," John agreed, slowly sipping his coffee. "Hmm. Superb. This coffee is imported from Guyana and is renowned for its low acidity. Tell me, Josh, is coffee grown in any of the fifty states?"
"I uh, yeah, I guess it's grown in California," Joshua mumbled, still smarting over John's comment that his supervisor had called him 'Inept.'
"Hawaii," John corrected. "Now, Josh, let's get to the purpose of your presence here today."
"Yes, let's," Joshua said, tiring of this man's treatment of him.
"I want you to marry my Tabitha," John said.
"I, you, you what?" Joshua spluttered.
"In exchange for marrying my Tabitha, I will hire you on as a vice president; after all, you are my son in law and did graduate from my alma mater," John continued.
"I, really?" Joshua asked; surprised.
He'd mailed out fifty resumes and cover letters. He'd done email follow-ups to the resumes and cover letters. He'd followed the emails with telephone calls. None had expressed any interest in him at all.
""Yes, really," John smiled tightly and nodded as Sean refilled his cup of coffee.
"Uh, what, what exactly is it that we do, sir?" Joshua asked.
"It doesn't concern you; I won't let you anywhere close to anything that you might fuck up," John said. "You will be given an office and a computer where you can sit and look at pornography all day long. From time to time, your personal assistant will bring something to you that requires your signature. Mostly these papers will regard Tabitha's trust; as her husband you will have limited access to those funds. And in board meetings? If I vote 'Aye' you will vote 'Aye' and if I vote 'Nay' you will vote 'Nay' as well. I do not give a damn what your personal thoughts or feelings might be; you will not contradict me. But all in all, you will be paid hmm, ten thousand a month to sit and be a good boy."
"Ten... Ten thousand? A month?" Joshua goggled.
"Here's the long and short of it, Josh," John said. "Tabitha is my only child. See, nineteen years ago, her mother, my sister Chelsea, well, we were horsing around and well, things went a little further than they should have and and..."
"Wait, wait, her mom, her mother? Is your sister?" Joshua asked.
"Was. Was my sister," John admitted. "Such a delicate young woman. Sadly, depression took its toll; we lost her to suicide a few years ago."
"I'm sorry for your loss," Joshua said automatically.
"I am sure you are," John said, waving his hand over the table.