Take It Off

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having a pretty good time with the ones I get.”
    Another shrug. “Suit yourself. But if you ever change your mind . . .”
    “I’ll give it some thought.” Jared sounded sincere. Genuinely interested, not just being polite.
    Nick grinned. Tristan said nothing, just ran his thumb back and forth over the inseam of Jared’s trousers. Funny, Jared used to squirm under Tristan’s touch, but now it was as routine as flirting with potential clients. Something to entice johns and establish that Jared and Tristan worked together with no implications that they were together.
    Nick glanced at the door, and straightened. “Oh. Looks like tonight’s paycheque just arrived. I’ll talk to you guys later.” With that, he was gone.
    “Think we’ll ever get a client like one of his?” Jared asked.
    “You never know.”
    “Could be fun.” Jared played with his straw. “Good money, too.”
    “It could.” Jealousy flared in Tristan’s chest. He wasn’t into the same things Nick was. The bondage, the pain play, it was all fine and good, but it wasn’t his thing. He liked the power games, just not the implements and bloodshed. He hadn’t thought Jared was into that kind of thing either, but everyone knew Nick made a killing servicing the kinkier johns. There was nothing stopping Jared from partnering up with him and getting in on that action.
    How the hell do I tell him I want him for myself?
    “Hey.” Jared leaned closer, lips brushing Tristan’s ear. “You remember that guy who paid us to fool around while he watched? The first time, I mean?”
    Tristan shivered and squeezed Jared’s leg. “How could I forget?”
    “Yeah, well.” Jared tilted his head towards the door. “Look who just walked in.”
    Tristan turned his head.
    Well, fuck me .
    There he was. Suited and booted, looking like he owned the place, flashy gold watch peeking out from the end of an expensively tailored suit.
    Rolex. We meet again .
    And he was coming right towards them, too.
    “Looks like we might be making some money tonight,” Jared said with a grin.
    Is that opportunity I hear knocking? Tristan ran his hand higher up Jared’s leg. “Hope he stopped at the bank on his way here.”
    Rolex strolled up to their table. He gave Jared a long look, then Tristan. “I was hoping you boys would be here tonight.”
    “We are.” Tristan offered a toothy grin. “And you found us. Now what are you going to do with us?”
    Rolex seemed to think on it for a moment, as if thrown off his stride, then grinned. “Oh, I’ve got a little fantasy in mind.”
    “How kinky are we talking?” Tristan asked. “The place has specialists for the weirder shit.” His teeth snapped shut. Best not to give Rolex—or Jared—any ideas that might subtract Tristan from the night’s equation.
    Rolex glanced around. “Nothing weird. You guys know I like to watch.” He leaned closer, flattening his palms on the table. “And give some orders along the way.”
    “Orders, eh?” Tristan flashed him a wide grin, and Rolex laughed, clearly picking up the challenge. Tristan reached for his drink. “It’s a rematch, then?”
    Rolex pushed his tongue against his teeth. “Yeah. In a manner of speaking.”
    Tristan was intrigued enough that he glanced at Jared, picking up the nod there. It might not be just watching, but by now they’d had enough experience to play basically any john who entered the Garden by ear. Oddly, two against one wasn’t fair—even if the other guy called the shots. Totally different to play this game as a team. And they were a bloody good team, especially when paired up with a john as hands-off as Rolex.
    “You ready to spend some money?” Tristan asked. You ready to watch me seduce him for real?
    Rolex didn’t flinch. “I think I’m over my sticker shock from the last time.”
    “Good. Let’s go.”
    Jared slid out of the booth, Tristan hot on his heels, and they walked alongside the john, flanking him no differently from two tarts

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