For Rent or For Real

College student Ted Davis is desperate for money. Without a source of income he’ll be forced to quit school and return home to his homophobic stepfather who cut him off when he was caught fooling around with his best friend. While working as a waiter, Ted meets suave, handsome Trace Morrison, who offers Ted a job as an escort. Ted is reluctant at first, as he doesn’t believe himself to be gay. However, when Trace seduces him, Ted realizes his stepfather’s assessment of him was correct. Ted quickly discovers that working as an escort is not as glamorous or satisfying as it appears on the surface. He becomes disillusioned with his life as a rent boy and seeks to find a way out of his situation -- to escape the world of shallow, impersonal sex to find a relationship that has real depth and meaning. Will Ted be trapped in this life of sex for hire until he’s too old to attract the attention of the parade of rich and needy clients that rent his body to fulfill their fantasies? Or will his own fantasies of a real, loving and monogamous relationship be realized when someone from Ted’s past re-enters the picture?

Terry O'Reilly · LGBT+

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Chapter 15

“Yeah, he did,” Ted said.

“Well, it looks like that might solve your problem,” Charlie said, sounding more hopeful than Ted felt.

* * * *

Jesus! Every guy that works for Trace is like a Greek god, Ted thought.

“I have an appointment with Mr. Morrison,” Ted said to the handsome, muscular receptionist as Ted stood in the lobby of the office building to which Trace had directed him following his call to tell Trace that he’d reconsidered.

“My name is—”

“Ted Davis,” the young man behind the counter finished Ted’s sentence in a deep, sexy voice, accompanied by a killer smile. “Trace will be with you shortly. If you would, just have a seat. Can I get you something, coffee, a Coke?”

“Uh, no thanks,” Ted said, returning the man’s warm smile but thinkingthere were a couple of things the man could offer that Ted wouldn’t mind taking him up on. Ted noted that his tentative acceptance of his sexual orientation was beginning to assert itself.

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