Dahran

By Gerry Taylor

Published on Sep 26, 2003

Gay

This is the seventh chapter of part three of a trilogy of novels of gay sex.

Keywords:

authority, control, slavery, punishment, re-training, submission, loyalty

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The Market Offer by Gerry Taylor

Chapter 7 -- Jack

On getting back to my hotel--I always stay at this small private hotel just off The Strand which is known as much for its discretion as for its prices -- I was just walking past the front desk when a voice said, `Uncle Jonathan.'

Turning round, I saw this young man in his late teens, a total stranger, in a sports jacket and fawn trousers, `Uncle Jonathan, it's me Jack.'

I looked at him in amazement and it was my elder sister's only boy, Jack Tuttle. But it could not be, he was only...but no, he could not be fourteen...he must now be all of eighteen or nineteen. It is amazing the number of thoughts that the mind processes in a single second.

`Jack, I don't believe it. It can't be. The last time I saw you was before I was posted to Cairo and you were all of what 10 years old.'

He flicked back a lock of unruly hair, and if Elizabeth ever had a child, it was Jack. He had her forehead and her eyebrows and her determined chin.

`I left you a note at the Bank, Uncle Jonathan. I hope you didn't mind.'

I hadn't read the bloody note.

`Of course not, Jack. Let me look at you. How old are you now?'

He had that build of young men with narrow hips and wide shoulder but not yet filled in with the bone of the twenties.

`Eighteen and a half, Sir, almost nineteen.'

Ah, those delightful years when half a year is so important.

`And what brings you down from Scotland?' -- Elizabeth had married into the Tuttles - yes, the people who do the tinned meats and God knows what else in tins nowadays. While I never ate the stuff myself, apparently entire continents do so to loud acclaim and the family firm proudly supplies something like six European armies with all their bivouac supplies.

`I'm taking a year off, Sir. You know, after the Highers. I'm going to go around the world for a year.'

He said this as if the world were Trafalgar Square and he a pigeon, to be blithely travelled sans souci after sitting Scotland's final secondary education exams. My mind was not concentrating. How much of this would he have said in his note?

`And how did you get on in the Highers?'

`We won't know, Sir, until August.'

Of course, bloody stupid of me to ask. If this was only June, he would have just finished them. The papers would not even be corrected yet.

Jack, the name is Jonathan. Drop the Sir' bit, you're out of school now.'

`Yes, Si.. Yes, Uncle Jonathan. It's just that I'm so nervous meeting you after all these years. And you got a K! Mum was absolutely thrilled.'

Of course, Elizabeth would be thrilled with my knighthood. Her own dull tin filler had got an MBE or something similar some years back for feeding the Marines in combat, or as some wag said `for not poisoning the poor sods.'

I found myself looking at the young man in front of me and wondering was I this naïve at eighteen, or rather at eighteen and its all important half, almost nineteen. Was I that confident that I would have done a world trip? My own A-levels were a distant and dull memory rather like a wisdom tooth extraction best forgotten.

Jack Tuttle was a fine young man and really Elizabeth would have had every reason to be proud of him, as indeed Jock, her tin filler of a husband as well.

It was too late for afternoon tea and too early for dinner, so I asked Jack would he like to have dinner with me later on. Would a puppy dog like to play with a ball? Or a kitten with a ball of wool?

An energetic nodding of the head, and an enthusiastic `yes' clinched the acceptance had it not been previously understood.

Shall we say eight then?' I said, Where are you staying in London?'

`I haven't booked into a B&B yet, Uncle Jonathan, but it won't take me long and I'll be back here for eight,' he said retrieving a rucksack from behind the seat where he had been sitting.

I looked at the rucksack and wondered when in my life I had stopped being able to put all my worldly belongings in one bag, capable of being slung over my back.

Then the thought struck me.

`Is this your first time in London on your own without the family?'

He swallowed, `Yes, Uncle Jonathan.'

`Well, let's make it a first time to remember. Come along, let's book you in here.'

`Uncle Jonathan, I could not afford here.'

`Are you on a budget?'

`Yes.'

`How much?'

`Fifty pounds a week from Dad and twenty from Mum.'

`And you manage on that?'

`With a bit of an effort,' he said with a grin.

`So how are you going to get around the world?'

`I have almost two thousand in the Bank from working in Dad's factories last year and the year before that during the summer on a fruit farm in Kent. And Dad said he would pay half the fare of one the round-the-world student tickets.'

Dad, the tin filler, was rising in my estimation.

We were now at reception and I caught the manager's eye. I asked for a room adjoining mine on the fourth floor.

The manager was totally apologetic, but they were booked out solid, not a single cupboard, let alone a room, something about shows on in the West End.

`It's not important, Uncle Jonathan, I will get fixed up and be back here in time. There is no problem,' Jack said.

I held up a hand and looking at the manager said, `My room is quite large. Can you put an extra single bed in it?

`Uncle Jonathan, I would not impose.'

I did not take my eyes off the manager, who could read a regular customer's demeanour like a swipe machine could read a credit card.

`Absolutely, no problem, Sir Jonathan.'

`Excellent, we are going to get ready for dinner, and while we are at dinner at eight, you can have your people put the bed in.'

The fifty pound sterling note in the palm of my hand passed seamlessly to his. I don't think Jack even noticed; he was so taken with looking at the hotel where he would be staying.

`Jack, one thing I have to do. Do you have your chequebook with you? Or do you know your account number off by heart?'

Jack rummaged in his rucksack and produced a Lloyds' chequebook.

`Here's the key of the room. Up you go and unpack. There's plenty of drawer space. And run a bath for me. I'll be up immediately.'

I again signalled the manager and asked to use his office for a second, as Jack went off. I called Deckams before it closed for the day and transferred twenty five thousand sterling from my account into Jack's account at Lloyds.

When I got to the room, Jack let me in and he was all excited. It was the biggest suite of rooms that he had ever stayed in. He had unpacked what seemed exclusively a selection of jeans and T-shirts. I could hear a bath, which really was a large tub, running in the bathroom. I gave him back his chequebook. He did not appear to have any query on his face as to why I had needed it in the first place.

Looking at what he was wearing and what he had unpacked, I said to my nephew, `You know how to travel light. By the way, how did you know that I would be at the Bank today?'

`I knew that the Board always met the third Monday and that is why I wrote to you at the Bank saying that I would be here, in case you were. The Bank said you always stayed here and I checked with reception.'

I looked at him and laughed, `I doubted your ability to go around the world when you first mentioned it. Now I am not so sure. I think you will travel the world no problem.'

Jack beamed at the flattery.

`Now, I have to take a bath. London is clammy unlike Dahra which is just dry and hot. My shirt has been sticking to my back all afternoon.'

I was already undressing and dropping the worn clothes in a laundry basket.

`Strip off now, Jack, and join me in the tub.'

If he was shocked at the suggestion, he did not show it, but he did redden a little around the gills.

I walked bollocks naked into the bathroom and slipped into the water, which was beautifully warm. I turned off the taps and luxuriated in the warm water.

Jack came in some moments later clad still in boxer shorts.

`Jack, do you know you have grown and filled out. You were only about four feet tall when I saw you last and now you are all of what?'

`Six foot one and a half.'

Ah! The ubiquitous half.

`Well, off with those shorts and get into this tub of warm water.'

He self consciously put his thumbs in the elastic of his boxer shorts and pushed them down to reveal a light brown treasure trail to a bush of fair to blond hair covering a nice pair of balls from which, in half erection, there was an uncut four inch cock.

`Stop,' I said.

Jack paused half bent as he was straightening up.

`Stand up straight.'

He did.

`Put you hands behind your head.'

He did that as well.

`Now turn around slowly.'

He did and when he faced me again, with a red face, his penis had gone from half erection to fine and full erection for a teenager with a drop of pre-cum glistening on the very tip.

`Jack, I was going to say that you were a fine young man. I will withdraw that and say that you a beautiful young man of all of eighteen and a half years. Now get into this tub before you get your death of cold out there.'

With half a shy grin, he lowered his arms and slid into the tub and sat on the submerged shelf at its far end with the water up to his neck and shoulders.

`So tell me all about the last eight years, Jack.'

Life for Jack Tuttle had been a very normal one, even for a kid who was born into a relative affluent family. He had pals at home. Pals at school. Loved tennis and cricket. Loved to wear a kilt on Scottish occasions, though I noticed that he spoke with a very English, not Scottish accent.

He loved school and spoke well of his teachers. In fact, he spoke ill of no one. His favourite subjects were geography and history and English. And then he stopped and was looking at me, up to his neck in the water.

`I'm boring you, Uncle Jonathan.'

`Not in the least, Jack, not at all. I am just amazed at how happy and contented and well rounded you are. Your mum and dad must be really proud of you!'

`But not half as proud as they are of you, Uncle Jonathan.'

It was boyish adulation, but it was nice of him to say so, which I denied there and then.

`Ok, enough talk. Turn round there and let me do your back and then you can do mine.'

Jack slid round in the tub and knelt with his back to me. There were some freckles at the top of his shoulders and with firm sweeps of a facecloth I rubbed his back and shoulders and down to the cheeks of his bum under the water, first with soap on the cloth and then rinsed free of the soap.

I turned round and let him wash my back, which he did as if it were made of bone china. Finally, I turned round and said,

`Now, let me do your front' and I proceeded to sweep his upper body with the soapy face cloth.

`Now stand up and let me do the rest of you, Jack.'

He hesitated and reddened just like Elizabeth used do as child when embarrassed.

`I can't, Uncle Jonathan.'

`Why not, Jack? Have you got a cramp?'

No, Uncle Jonathan,' he said in almost a whisper, I've another woodie which just won't go down.'

`Jack Tuttle stand up now.'

He did, and he did have an even larger boner, or a Scottish woodie as he called it, which would have done credit to any teenager.

`Jack, close your eyes now and don't open them under any circumstances until I tell you. Understood?'

`Yes, Uncle Jonathan.'

He trembled in my hand when I cupped his young balls. His eyes were tight shut. His entire body trembled even more then my lips took his erection into my mouth and he gasped when I let my teeth lightly graze the corona of his beautiful young member.

Jack Tuttle was too young and too inexperienced to be able to hold back his ejaculation which hit the back of my throat like the southbound Glasgow Express, followed by its complementary wagons and loads. Jack must have shot four or five times. He never opened his eyes once.

I washed down his front with warm water and the face cloth. He was now breathing normally again.

`Jack, you can open your eyes now. And what were you saying about an erection?'

He looked down at himself and then at me as I was stepping out of the bath, and he smiled.

`Uncle Jonathan, that was...'

He seemed at a loss for words.

`That Jack was a blowjob. Was it your first or has someone given you one before?'

`The first, Uncle Jonathan, the very first. I swear.'

`Well then, Jack, let us celebrate. You being in London. Me being in London. And your first blowjob, though we may not actually toast to that in public.'

I noticed that Jack was putting on again the clothes that he had had on in the lobby of the hotel.

`Your wardrobe is a bit limited, Jack, or are you just travelling light?'

`I haven't really got many clothes at present that fit. My school clothes didn't fit me the last term. School has just ended, and I don't seem to fit anything that I had last year, even what a I wore last Christmas.'

`Ok, no problem. Let's get a move on.'

The one advantage of my hotel on The Strand is that it is in the very heart of things. There were two men's shops just down from it and I headed into the first. Jack murmured something about getting money from the cash machine in the wall further on down the street and before I could tell him not to bother, he had hared off down the street, I shouted after him that I would be inside.

The shop had a good range of nice designer stuff and I pointed out a couple of sports jackets that I thought Jack might like, an Italian suit which I though would have been too young for me but for him to be ideal. As I was looking at slacks, Jack arrived into the shop looking worried.

`Something the matter, Jack?' I asked.

`I went to the machine to get a hundred pounds out, but it has made a mistake. I got the money, but the slip says there's a balance of over twenty five thousand four hundred in my account. That can't be right.'

`It can be right, Jack, if I put the twenty five into your account just over an hour ago as your round-the-world money.'

Jack looked shocked. The sales assistant was all ears, so I said, `Let's just shop for the moment. What size jacket are you?'

Like most teens, he had not a clue of sizes, but in half an hour, with the aid now of a manager himself and the sales assistant, he was wearing a new pair of slack and a sensible sports jacket, with another two packed to go, together with the Italian suit in his size, two pairs of shoes and a pair of loafers, three shirts, half a dozen boxer shorts, a dozen handkerchiefs and six pairs of late teen socks. He had long ago stopped objecting to my suggested purchases. A very fashionable German overcoat completed the purchases. I asked to have the lot, apart from what he was wearing, delivered to the hotel next door with a Delsey suitcase.

The bill topped fifteen hundred sterling, but the look of pleasure on Jack's face as he walked out the door of the shop, dressed to the proverbial nines, with the German overcoat over his arm, made it worth every single penny. The sales assistant must have been on commission because he was positively beaming and enclosed his own card with the credit card receipt. His mobile phone number was written on the back of the card and I noticed that he ran his thumb lightly over his flies as he handed it over as if arranging himself.

For a teenager, whom as a category I always assumed to be growing and hungry, Jack Tuttle did not eat much at dinner. He wanted to know about the Middle East and Dahra, what I did at the Bank and where I lived. I walked a very fine line. Never actually lying, but always being very thrifty with the truth, never completing an idea or an opinion, just letting matters hang.

I told him that Dahra was hot and dry, desert and mountain, oil and gas. That banking was the same here in England as there in Dahra, you took money in from those who had it and gave it to those who wanted it, could pay back both it and the interest charged. I made it sound as boring as boring could only be.

I think that with his energy Jack could have continued well past midnight and beyond, but it was already just that for me, Dahra being three and a half hours ahead of Greenwich Mean Time.

I said I was falling asleep due to the time zone and he apologised for keeping me up so late.

When we got back up to the suite, the single bed had been installed, made up and its quilt and top sheet turned down.

I stripped quickly and got into bed. In Dahra, I always slept naked and made no concession to London or its weather or humidity.

Jack stripping down to his boxers and came over to the bed.

`Uncle Jonathan, I don't think I have ever had a day like this. Not ever. I don't want to sleep alone tonight, could I sleep in your bed?

`Just to sleep, Jack? No chat, nor would I have the energy at the moment to give a good night kiss to my favourite nephew.'

Jack shucked down his boxers. Thank heavens, his penis was flaccid. He jumped in beside me, and saying, `Uncle Jonathan, good night and thank you' and putting a kiss on my forehead, burrowed down under the sheet, warm bum up against my backside, and before I started to fall asleep two minutes later, he was asleep - his breathing was deep and regular sleeping with the ability of tired and exhausted teenagers.

Next: Chapter 52: The Market Offer 8


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