Getting them while they’re young



 

Most of my clients don’t care who they stick it into as long as she is young and fairly pretty.

For them any twenty-something girl will do.

But for some guys, twenty-something is just too much for them – too much attitude.

These guys need girls who won’t give them any guff.

So I got younger girls for these guys.

But young girls are hard to come by – and the younger they are, the harder they are to find.

So this means my customers got to pay more.

One guy with a lot of money always comes in looking for a young as I can get.

Maybe he’s got troubles at home.

Maybe he’s got a bitch of a wife and kids who won’t listen to him.

So he wants a kid he can get with the least guff possible.

He’s also a particular sort. He hates getting kids every Tom, Dick and Harry’s had before him, and hates having the same kid twice.

And though he paid a pretty penny to go through my stable of younger kids, he wanted an even younger kid.

And he wanted her exclusive and was willing to pay for the privilege.

While I knew people who knew people who hung around school yards always looking to collect new girls, getting them to perform is something else.

You can’t just pick them off the street. They got to be trained.

That means getting my boys to bang at her until she gets the idea.

And even then, she’ll try to run away or beg one of the boys to bring her home for the reward her parents will give.

It takes a lot of beating to get that streak out of her.

All time and money.

And that’s what pissed me off about all of this.

When I finally delivered the girl to this special customer, he refused to pay.

Can I help it we just happened to supply him with his own daughter?

 




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