Sybs
Copyright© 2025 by Saul Ransom
Chapter 4: Randy
Fiction Sex Story: Chapter 4: Randy - Can four undergrads succeed in a venture to service the female population around sin city? They need help, and find it in one smart, healthy, pretty young undergrad who really needs a job!
Caution: This Fiction Sex Story contains strong sexual content, including Ma/Fa Fa/Fa ft/ft Fa/ft Consensual Lesbian BiSexual Heterosexual Fiction Anal Sex Double Penetration Exhibitionism Sex Toys Voyeurism
After Jill hung up, I began the real conference with the rest of my friends.
“Okay, guys. What’ll we do tomorrow when she shows up? Anybody got an idea what we can ask her to do, other than the obvious, be a sex worker?”
“What’s wrong with that,” asked Eddie. “Hell, I’ve got a business degree, and I’m washing dishes at a goddamn diner for two human manatees, for Christ’s sake. Sex work is still work, right?”
“It’s a good point, Eddie,” said Bob, “and just as soon as her Dad and Mom find out about her new ‘venture’ and our company, we’ll have you explain it to them personally! I sure as hell won’t.”
Frank chimed in with a brilliant idea again. “Look, guys, this isn’t gonna take off and make us rich overnight, right? So aren’t we each keeping our first jobs until this one starts being profitable?”
“What are you getting at, Frank?” I asked.
“Well, with us paving roads three or four days a week, Eddie working over in Sparks and only available to talk on his breaks and after work, and Bob at McCarran’s all day long, who’s going to schedule the operation? Who’s going to coordinate with us when something happens that requires one or more of us to attend to it? Who’s going to track our expenses and earnings? What I’m saying, I guess, is that we need a business manager who can handle sales, run the books, and manage the schedules. Why not offer her that job?
With total consensus, we decided to nail down the “executive” position titles. Hands down, we agreed Frank should be the CEO, Bob would be the COO, Eddie, the Executive Marketing Director, and I would be the CFO. Lucky Jill - four bosses to please!
“Last two orders of business,” I announced. “First, Eddie and Bob, as heads of marketing and operations, you guys should decide who’s responsible for personnel hiring, performance evaluations, and firing, and remember we still want to hire one more entertainer!
“Second, what salary should we offer Jill tomorrow, and where’s she gonna work?”
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