Agency

By Roy Station

2020 Update. Erotic suspense.

Purchase of an employment agency seems a calamitous decision when recession strikes. Lovers and business partners, Paul and Julie, must adapt to a penny pinching lifestyle. Though unlike most of the town, one Agency client is not struggling, Melanie is a high class call girl, and Julie's curiosity has disatrous consequences.

Contains explicit sexual scenes. 18+

• Language: English
• Publisher: Roy Station
• Release date: May 9, 2013
• ISBN: 9781301140121

Roy Station

My books cover a varied range of, predominantly, explicitly written sex stories. Leading characters are always promiscuously motivated. Sex scenes are graphic and contain raunchy dialogue. However, my writing insists that each story plot provides a valid reason for the erotic romps into which the characters engage.Among my publications, as opposed to validation, there is some fanciful, but equally explicit humor. At the end of the day, whether writing or reading, sex stories provide wonderful escapism.

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Agency.

Roy Station.

Roy Station Copyright 2020

2020 Smashwords Edition

Contents

Chapter 1 Struggle

Chapter 2 The Unexpected

Chapter 3 Compulsive

Chapter 4 Hotel

Chapter 5 Consequences

Chapter 6 No Hiding Place

Author

Dedicated to all who have made a mistake.

Chapter1

Struggle

Keep faith, it’s difficult right now, but rest assured, golden days lay ahead, said Paul.

I know I shouldn’t worry, but the thought of failing now terrifies me, replied Julie, looking blankly at the busy street below.

"Failure! Say that word again and I’ll have you whipped.

Rising from his swivel chair, Paul closed the blinds and pulled Julie close. About to kiss, the phone rang. Could we be on the move, he said, optimistically. Hello, Hobbs employment agency, how can we help?

It was sweet Mr’s Clarence. An elderly lady, she frequently required a cleaner for a day.

Is Brenda available?

Mr’s Clarence considered Brenda hard working, honest and a most pleasant girl. Paul agreed wholeheartedly, he knew Brenda as Julie, his fiancée. However, sending his betrothed and business partner on domestic duty would be a confession of their struggle. So, despite available cleaners on their books, finances dictated that Julie would become Brenda once again.

It only takes a few hours and one hundred percent is better than ten, she said, aware every penny was precious.

Paul and Julie met and became lovers at university, where they studied small business. After renting an affordable apartment, they began to save for a home of their own. Neither had expressed ambition to become business owners, yet alone a recruitment agency. Both intended to work within, or along side small firms in an advisory and consultancy capacity. And they were doing exactly that, albeit below their target income level, when the opportunity arose.

Due to personal crisis, the previous owner placed the Agency on the market at bargain basement for quick sale. Circumstances dictated that they should act quickly. Becoming among the first to know, it was a classic case of being in the right place at the right time. Following a hastily arranged discussion with their former university professor, it was considered a most favorable enterprise.

Despite purchasing below market value, it swallowed their entire savings and created a hefty bank loan. Town centre business property is expensive, and a five year property lease had to be paid in advance. However, they were soon up and running, enjoying life and earning enough money to manage repayments.

Disastrously, all was about to change. Watching local television news, they discovered the local community would be dealt a severe blow. Steel producing mills and blast furnaces were closing. World markets were driving the areas largest employer abroad. A vast number of highly skilled manual workers would become dormant Agency clients.

Although a bitter pill to swallow, they did not sit and dwell. Many had lost everything. Julie made her-self available for temp work and began to budget heavily. Utilities or tins of beans, she soon discovered who sold the cheapest. Economizing with money saving coupons, outgoings were slashed.

Every purchase had to be justified. A reconditioned mountain bike eliminated most of her fuel costs. Paul, constantly seeking new leads and promoting the Agency any way he could, toiled tirelessly in Julie’s absence. Months of combined effort proved effective, tough, but payments were made on time. More importantly, their efforts seemed worthwhile and their relationship remained as strong as ever.

Thank goodness that’s sorted. Four welders wanted and I couldn’t find the file. It was stored under-E-for some reason, said Paul, collapsing on the chair, at ten forty pm.

"I wanted to call in after cleaning, but