Seduced by the Porter

By Charlie Kent

While staying in a hotel after delivering a completed classic car restoration project, Alan encounters Oliver, the hotel porter. Alan suspects the porter is gay, and is showing signs that he is attracted to him. When Oliver pops into his room later on with some menus, Alan teases him in a few ways to see how he reacts. With his suspicions confirmed, and at Oliver's recommendation, he frequents the local cellar bar, but he is still unsure about taking the next step in his sexual adventures. That is until Oliver follows him into the toilets and makes his move on Alan.

Having given in to his desires to broaden his outlook further, he accepts Oliver's invitation to his flat. After coffee, the two engage in some steamy sex. Oliver wants Alan to stay the night, but Alan has to leave early the next day, and so declines, leaving Oliver sorely disappointed but still happy.

Alan is quite shocked by how much he enjoyed his time with Oliver, but does that experience change his outlook for the better?

This story contains descriptions of explicit sexual acts and language and is intended for ADULTS only.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Charlie Kent
• Release date: Oct 9, 2022
• ISBN: 9781005451684

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Seduced by the Porter

Charlie Kent

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Copyright 2022 Charlie Kent

Published by Charlie Kent

First Edition October 2022

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This book is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places, and incidents are products of the author’s imagination or are used fictitiously. Any resemblance to persons, living or dead, actual events, or organisations are entirely coincidental.

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A month had passed since his eventful holiday with Joan, and Alan had found it very strange being alone in the house. It seemed empty without Joan. She had the uncanny ability to make her presence felt whatever room she was in, or even when she was out. Her clothes that were usually hanging around on clothes airers drying off, or draped over the backs of chairs and radiators, or as in the case of the bedroom, scattered here and there, were no longer an eyesore. She had been a very untidy person when it regarded the home, but when she went out, she made sure everything was perfect, unblemished and spotless.

Alan sighed heavily. Despite the empty feeling, he had discovered he was far more relaxed and at peace now she was out of his life. Fortunately, she had never once contacted him, which, to Alan, was absolute confirmation he had been right in all of his beliefs and decisions in regard to her and his relationship. He knew he was better off without her. The one aspect of his new life he still had a minor problem coming to terms with, was his sexuality and relaxed attitude toward sex, and the wearing of lingerie.

For the first two weeks after returning from his holiday, he had resisted the urge to wear lingerie, hoping that he could put it out of his mind and return to being the man he was before Joan entered his life. Much to his shock, he realised he missed the sensual feel of nylon on his legs and the eroticism of wearing lingerie under his trousers. Now, after four weeks, he was wearing lingerie a lot of the time, except of course, when he was working in the garage and there was a danger of ruining the garments.

Sometimes, when he sat quietly watching a film, series or drama, he would ponder the times he had spent with Joan, not just the good, memorable times, but the