The Making of a Gigolo (15) - Agatha Roberts

by Lubrican

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Chapter Eleven

Bobby woke early, both because he hadn't had anything to drink and primarily because he hadn't had anything to eat and his stomach was screaming at him. He got up, got dressed, and went to the kitchen. Along the way he looked in on Paula, who was still snoring, in exactly the same position he'd left her in.

He had just finished eating the eggs and bacon he'd cooked for himself when he heard a shaky female voice call out, "Hello?" That was followed by a groan.

"In the kitchen!" he yelled. If she couldn't figure out where the kitchen was, he didn't really care.

Paula's bedraggled head appeared, peeking around the corner of the entrance to the room. "Hello?" she said, much more softly. Even then she winced.

"Well, you're alive," he said. "That counts for something."

"You don't have to yell," she moaned.

"You want something to eat?" he asked. He pointed to his plate, which was streaked yellow from the yolks of the eggs he'd eaten.

She went even more pale and her hand went from her head to her mouth. She lurched to the sink and he heard her retching. It didn't sound like there was much to bring up. He looked at her. She was wearing one of the thick robes they provided for the guests. She retched again, but he didn't go help her. Served her right, as far as he was concerned. She fumbled for the faucet handle and he saw her catch some water in her hand and bring it to her mouth. Her hair was hanging down into the sink and it was getting wet. She spit and then turned around.

"What happened?" she asked.

"You got hammered," said Bobby. He left the plate in full view.

"Why did you let me drink so much?" she complained.

"I didn't let you do anything!" he said.

She winced. "Please don't shout like that." She looked around. "Where am I?"

"You're at our bed and breakfast," he said. "I tried to take you home, but it was all locked up. I figured bringing you here was better than taking you back to the party."

"Where's Millie?" she whined.

"I have no idea," he said.

She seemed to become aware of her own odor. "I stink," she moaned.

"You threw up on everything," he said, his voice heavy.

She wobbled to the table and pulled out a chair. She sat down, looked at the plate, then closed her eyes.

"Would you please put that somewhere else?" she asked, pointing vaguely to the plate.

He got up and put the plate in the sink. He could see she hadn't thrown up much, if anything, in there. He went and sat down again. She had her head in her hands.

"Why am I naked?" she asked.

"I had to wash your clothes," he said. "Mine too."

She looked up, and her eyes widened. "You took my clothes off?"

"It was either that or let you sleep in them," he said. "I wasn't too keen about getting the sheets that stinky. It would have gone clear through to the mattress. I had to give you a sponge bath. You can take a shower now, if you want."

She seemed to be thinking about something, because she frowned.

"Am I still a virgin?" she asked.

Bobby hadn't thought this girl could startle him any more than she already had. She certainly hadn't acted like a virgin last night ... anything but, in fact.

"If you were a virgin when I met you, you're still a virgin now," he said. She seemed to relax.

"My sister is going to kill me," she moaned.

"Well you've learned your lesson now ... I hope," he said.

"All I ever had before was beer," she said. "Beer doesn't do that to me."

"I thought you just turned twenty-one," he said.

She looked up at him. "You've never been to college, have you." It was a statement, rather than a question.

"Nope," he said.

"Can I have my clothes, please?" she asked. Gone was the flirtatious girl he'd met the night before. She was thoroughly cowed now.

"Nope," he said again.

Her head popped up and she winced. "Why not?" she almost whispered.

"'Cause they're still in the washer," he said happily. "You go take a shower and I'll put them in the dryer."

Paula French stood under the hot water, which felt really good, except that they seemed to have the strongest water pressure she'd ever felt in her whole life. She put her hands on top of her head to keep the water from beating her to death. Eventually it wasn't so bad and her hands went to take inventory of her body. She didn't know what it felt like to have had a penis inside her, but she was pretty sure she should be able to tell, somehow. She didn't buy his comment that she was still a virgin. If he'd gotten her naked, he'd probably fucked her too.

What was odd about it was that part of her hoped he had fucked her. She'd been worried to death about losing her virginity for years. She'd been sure it would happen when she went to college and got away from her restrictive parents. And there had been lots and lots of boys who were eager to help her. The problem was she always chickened out when the time came. She was really good at getting to that point, but then she got terrified and wouldn't let the boy get the job done.

Once she'd called a screaming halt right in the middle of the good part, men seemed to lose interest in helping her any more. That was why she went through men like poop through a goose, though her sister didn't know that.

Her fingers went to her pussy lips and one probed inside. Her hymen was long gone, but she was sure it would hurt if he had forced his penis inside her. She felt nothing. Well, nothing except what she usually felt when she did this. It felt exactly the same as it always had.

She turned the water off and got out to dry off. She looked at herself in the mirror. There were no hickeys on her breasts or neck ... no sign that anything had happened. She felt relief and disappointment at the same time. If he'd fucked her, it would be over and she wouldn't have to worry about that any more.

She combed out her hair and gathered it to toss down the back of the robe she put back on. She could still smell the faint odor of vomit coming from the robe, but it wasn't bad. Her stomach felt better too, after the shower.

She went back to the kitchen. He was nowhere to be seen, but there was a glass of tomato juice sitting on the table in front of the chair she'd sat in. She sat down and sipped. Her stomach lurched, but not too badly. She saw two aspirin lying on the table too, and washed them down with another sip of the juice. She heard the clothes dryer running in the next room, but concentrated on getting the rest of the juice down.

She was feeling almost human when she heard a door open, then close, and the voices of women. She winced as they trooped into the kitchen and stopped still, staring at her. There were two women, about her own age, both blond. Each was carrying a bundled up baby. A dark-haired woman was behind them, carrying a little boy.

"Who are you?" asked one of the girls. Paula could see now that they were twins.

"Paula," she said, as softly as she could. "Could you please talk a little more quietly?"

The woman pushed past the girls and set the boy down on the floor. She took his coat off and he ran towards the living room.

"I assume Bobby brought you here," said the woman. She was frowning. "Where is he?"

"I have no idea," moaned Paula. The woman's voice seemed to stab directly into her brain.

"Hangover," said one of the twins.

"Humph," said the woman. "Betty, go see if he's out in the barn."

She took the baby from one of the girls, who turned and left the way they had come.

One of the babies started to fuss and the two women left the kitchen, taking the babies away, something Paula was extremely grateful for. The woman was back soon, though, and was doing something at the counter when the girl apparently named Betty came back in.

"He was getting a bucket from the barn," said Betty. "Her clothes are in the dryer. He said he'll be in in a minute."

Paula found herself being scrutinized by the woman, who was frowning again.

"Who are you, exactly?" asked the woman .

"My name is Paula French. I'm visiting my sister, Millie Vaughn."

"Oh that's just great!" said the woman, making Paula flinch again as her voice got loud.

"Please," she moaned, covering her ears.

The noise level got worse before it got better, because when Bobby came in there was a lot of yelling that went on. All three women seemed to be upset with Bobby for bringing her here. He explained it to them the same way he'd explained it to her. Along the way she found out that the woman was Bobby's mother and the twins were his sisters. Pretty soon, the twins seemed to lose interest and left the kitchen. His mother went back to the counter and started making coffee.

Bobby went to the dryer and brought her clothes back. He put them on the table, with her bra and panties on top. She saw his mother staring at them and then at her.

"Go get dressed," he said. He sounded mad. "I'll take you home, as soon as you clean out my car."

"What?" she moaned, looking up at him.

"You puked all over my car. You're going to clean it up," he said.

By the time she got dressed and went back downstairs, he had filled a bucket with warm sudsy water and had two rags in it. He loaned her a jacket, then stood and watched as she swabbed at the stains in the floor and on the vinyl seat covers.

"I'm sorry," she said as she wrung the rag out.

"I should have taken the champagne away from you," he said.

"I was having so much fun," she moaned.

"Well, fun for you turns out to be not so much fun for everybody else," he said.

"I was just excited that I could drink legally."

"Well, I hope you learned a lesson."

"I did." Her voice was heartfelt.

"In that case, I guess I'll help a little."

They cleaned up the car and he threw the water into the yard. He put the rags in the bucket and set it on the step to the porch. Ten minutes later they were driving away from the farm.

"Why are you taking me here?" asked Paula, when she saw their destination. He had taken her back to Chumley Manor.

"Our coats are here," he said. "I'll get them and be right back."

His welcome, by Felicity, was less than convivial.

"Where the hell have you been?!" she snarled.

"She got drunk at your party," said Bobby defensively. "She passed out. I tried to take her home, but the place was locked up."

"Millie is furious!" snapped Felicty. "I am too! Why didn't you come tell us what was going on?"

"I was going to, but then she puked all over the car and me too. I tried to call and some guy answered the phone, but never came back with you. What else was I supposed to do?"

"Where did you take her?"

"Our place."

"Ohhh great," moaned Felicity. "Millie's going to kill me."

"She said Millie was going to kill her too," said Bobby. "I just tried to take care of her."

"Please tell me you didn't take care of her like you took care of me," moaned Felicity.

"Of course not," he snapped. "She was drunk and passed out. I cleaned her up and put her to bed - alone!"

"All right," said Felicity, sounding injured. "You don't have to yell."

"Well everybody seems to be yelling at me!" he snarled. "All I did was take care of her and now everybody seems to think it was all my fault! Would you rather I'd just carried her into the party and dropped her at Millie's feet?"

"No," said Felicity. "You did the right thing. When you two went missing I told Millie it would be all right. I'm not sure she believed me, though. She was yelling something about their parents and how she was supposed to keep an eye on Paula."

"Well she's still a virgin," said Bobby heavily. "Okay?"

"How do you know that?" asked Felicity, on guard now.

"Because the first thing she asked me this morning was if she was still a virgin or not, that's why."

"She did?" asked Flicity, blinking in surprise. "The way she was acting last night I sure wouldn't have thought so."

"Me either," admitted Bobby. "I was a little worried there, for a while. If she hadn't passed out, I was afraid she was going to drag me off to a guest bedroom."

Felicity frowned. "You weren't in any of them. We looked. Why did you bring her back here?"

"We left out coats here last night."

"Of course," said Felicity. "We found them when we were looking for you. That's why Millie insisted on searching all the bedrooms."

"I told you I'd behave myself," he said, his voice surly.

"You did and I should have trusted you," said Felicity. "I'm sorry."

"Call Millie, would you?" he asked. "I don't want to get the third degree when I get her home."

"No problem," said Felicity.

Felicity turned out to be wrong. Millie was furious when he got Paula to the front door. She wouldn't even speak to Bobby. She snatched at her sister, pulled her in the front door, and then slammed the door in Bobby's face. He turned around and went back to his car.

He thought he was done with Paula French. It turned out Felicity wasn't the only one who could be wrong, when it came to Millie Vaughn.

Ever since Millie had suggested to Felicity that Bobby Dalton might be the solution to her "problem," she had seen things that gave her something to think about. Millie had made her recommendation based on rumors she'd heard about Bobby. She was never at Felicity's when Bobby was also there, but she knew he was a frequent visitor, both before ... and after ... he was hired to escort Felicity to her high school reunion. That, in itself, was her biggest clue. Felicity had complained long and loud about having to "deal with Bobby Dalton," but that was before he took her to Kansas City. After that, Felicity's attitude had changed completely. And Bobby was known to have visited the mansion many times since then. Some of that was rumor too, but some of it she got from Felicity herself.

One time, for example, she had casually mentioned to Felicity that Bobby seemed to go out there a lot. Felicity had said, "He's an excellent handyman," and had then changed the subject. In fact every time Millie brought Bobby up, Felicity changed the subject. But gone were her harsh words for what she had, at one time, called, "that insufferable man!"

And then, of course, there were Felicity's children. They were gorgeous ... no doubt about that ... and as sweet as the day is long. But hardly anyone believed that Chester was responsible for them, including Millie, Felicity's calm assertions notwithstanding.

All that had been fine. From Millie's viewpoint, what Felicity didn't get caught doing was her business. She was a bit puzzled that Chester had taken the pregnancies so calmly ... had even seemed to enjoy them ... and he was certainly a doting father to "his children."

But there were other rumors about Bobby Dalton too. That was why she had resisted the idea that Bobby be Paula's date for New Year's Eve. She had let Felicity talk her into it, which should have been warning in and of itself, considering what she believed had happened between Felicity and the man. That, added to what she assumed her little sister was doing with all those men she went through, had her livid.

Now she was mad at herself, because she was thoroughly convinced that her baby sister had been soiled by Bobby.

"What am I going to tell Mom and Dad?!" she yelled at Paula.

"Don't tell them anything!" shouted Paula in return. The tomato juice had settled her stomach and the aspirin had dulled her headache. She was back in what she had, prior to this, fondly called "purgatory." Her sister had the same values as their parents and was just as stuffy.

"It's bad enough that you carry on like a slut at college!" yelled Millie. "But to come here, to stay with me, and do that is just unforgivable!"

"Do what?" yelled Paula. "I didn't do anything!"

"You got drunk and slept with a common laborer!" shouted Millie.

"I did not sleep with him!" screamed Paula.

"Yes you did!" snorted Millie. "I know that man. He's had half the women in this town!"

"He said he didn't touch me," said Paula, uncertain now.

"And you believed him?!" crowed Millie. "What do you remember about last night?"

"Dancing," said Paula, weakly.

"What do you remember about when you were alone with him?" asked Millie, an edge in her voice. "Felicity told me you were passed out when he took you off to rape you!"

"He didn't rape me!" moaned Paula.

"So you let him?!" screamed Millie, incredulously.

"No!" shouted Paula. "I told you, he didn't touch me!"

"Tell me everything you remember!" insisted Millie.

Paula tried to lie her way through it. She said she passed out and didn't remember anything until she woke up in bed, still dressed."

"That's not what Felicity told me!" thundered Millie. "According to her that Dalton man said you threw up." She grabbed the sleeve of Paula's blouse and pulled it to her nose. "These clothes smell freshly laundered! How did you pull that off, if you slept in your clothes?"

As any decent interrogator will tell you, the key to breaking down a subject is exploiting changes in the subject's story. Those changes prove, in and of themselves, that the subject has lied. All you have to do is make them tell the story over and over again until it doesn't change any more, then chances are, you have pretty much the truth.

Millie wasn't a professional interrogator, but instinct served her well. By the time she had browbeat the real memories out of her little sister, she felt ill. She was sure that Bobby had had his way with her, probably while she was passed out and helpless.

"You're probably pregnant!" shouted Millie. "When was your last period? Are you on the pill? I'm calling the police!"

She did, too, right in front of her horrified sister.

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