said. âSheâs mean.â
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When they finished supper, they left the restaurant. Outside he asked, âMay I walk you home?â
âIâm not going home,â she said. âI have some other stops to make.â
âOh.â
âI visit some of the sick people in town,â she said. âBring them food.â
âThat reminds me,â he said. âI have to bring some food to some people as well. Should we go back inside?â
âNo, not here,â she said. âI have a place where I pick the food up. Come on, Iâll show you.â
She led him to a familiar café, and when they walked in, Amy the waitress smiled at him.
âYouâre back.â
âYou know each other?â Gina asked.
âIâve been picking up some food here for the doc,â Clint said.
âIâve got your meals ready, Gina,â Amy said. She looked at Clint. âShould I make a couple for you?â
âTwo would be great, Amy. Thanks.â
A few minutes later Amy came out with meals for Gina and said to Clint, âYours will be ready soon.â
âI better deliver these while theyâre hot,â Gina said.
âAll right,â Clint said. âIâll see you another time.â
Gina started to leave as Amy went back into the kitchen, then stopped.
âI live in a small house on Bennett Street. Itâs number fourteen. Come by when you have a chance.â
âI will,â Clint said. âThanks.â
Impulsively, she kissed his cheek, and then left.
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Amy came out later carrying a tray covered with a napkin.
âGinaâs gone?â
âYes,â he said. âShe had to deliver her meals while they were hot.â
âYou gonna be in town much longer?â she asked.
âI donât know. Why?â
âIf you want company, Ginaâs not the girl.â
âWhy not?â
âNo experience.â
âCan you think of somebody who does have experience?â he asked.
âSure thing, honey,â she said. âMe.â
âIâll keep that in mind.â
As he started to leave, she put her hand on his arm.
âDonât hurt that girl,â she said. âMe, Iâm cast-iron. But that girl isnât. Understand?â
âI do understand, Amy,â he said. âYouâre a good friend.â
Amy nodded, her hands behind her back. Clint left.
NINETEEN
But there were other experienced women in town, and at that moment Wes Tolbert was enjoying one of them. Her name was Annie Jackson. At thirty-five she was one of the more experienced whores in the house. That was the reason Tolbert asked for her. He hated wasting time with younger girls who didnât know what they were doing.
Annie would do anything a man wanted. All he had to do was pay for it. Tolbert didnât mind paying for the things he wanted. At that moment she was on her knees, working on his big cock with her mouth and her hands. She encircled the base with the finger of one hand, fondled his testicles with the other, while working her mouth up and down wetly on him. Every so often sheâd take him so deep in her mouth that she would gag herself, and have to come up for air. But each time she would smile and go right back to work on him.
She had long blond hair, which he wrapped his thick fingers in. She was sucking him wetly when there was a knock on the door.
âDonât answer it,â she said breathlessly.
âIt might be important.â
She tightened her fist around his penis.
âThis is important.â
âIt might be work,â he said. âWhen I make money, I spend more money on you.â
She opened her fist.
âAll right, then,â she said. âAnswer it.â She got to her feet and stretched. She was long and lean, with small breasts and slender hips. He preferred that to women with tits like cows.
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