Current Date: March 28, 4024
Character: Samuel Jelen
Race: Demon – Sex
Age: 44, physically about 25
Current residence: Red Belt Asteroid
Gossip in the Bird House is hardly an unknown. I try not to listen to any of it, but the clients themselves often like to talk at us, or even just rarely so—in my case, as is—talk with us. So sure, at times you’ll overhear things and it’ll stick with you, you might talk about it with the others in the house and whenever the client pops up next time, you might be a little curious about that very rumour.
I’ll be honest, whatever clients talk about while they’re with me tends to stay in that room. Once they’re gone, it’s like there’s a switch and I honestly don’t even really remember whatever it was they were talking about. It’s just like that for me. I’m not all that focused on what little they have to say when they come to me. They’re with me for a good bit of pleasure, a little bit of pain—for some—and a fair bit of domineering—for a good few others.
So, I’m not exactly interested in listening to you talk about how your wife or your partner doesn’t please you anymore. Though like most of the others, I care very little for cheaters. They pay their fees, so they can do as they wish, but that adds a marker to their files, and they rarely end up making it past the door more than once or twice after that.
If I generalize a little, I know that in the eyes of a lot of people, we’re just whores—which, fine, we are—but I would like to believe that we all have a sense of right and wrong. While we are physically just there for the pleasure of others, we don’t often entertain the likes of cheaters, abusers, and others that have any sort of a criminal background.
So yes, cheaters are often soft blacklisted, in which there’s a note added to their files and any time they might want to come about, even if we’re present and free, they’re told that we’re unavailable until they just get tired of us being constantly unavailable to them and they move on to another house. Anyone with a criminal background, however—those who do not pass the ID check that serves as a quick background check—are just flat-out barred from the building and our services.
Just about everyone else, if you are of age, and preferably male though we’ve had some female visitors over the years, not that any of us are really interested in that, is welcome.
Now and again, we’ll get pairs coming in. This happened just a few days ago as I was walking my client back down the stairs and back to the door. I can behave myself as is and walk a sated, and slightly physically unstable client back to the door. It doesn’t happen often as the clients can walk themselves back out just fine but anyway.
I couldn’t tell if they were brothers, father and son, cousins, or even just friends, not that it really mattered. Again, this falls under the fact that I have little care for their personal information since they also are not here to get to know us better—usually. One was nudging the other closer to the front desk while the one being nudged was complaining about how the idiot pushing him was only telling him to do this—register, I suppose—because he didn’t want to do it.
I might have breathed out a slight snort in their presence as I closed the door behind my client after he left, and it stopped both of them in their tracks. It clearly had nothing to do with the fact that I towered over both of them, and I was only wearing my post-session robe. I admit that it left nothing to the imagination, and I have nothing to hide. The other birds have all seen me—and I’ve seen every single one of them—in different states of undress, the people who have shifts at the front desk, however, are different every so often but, again, I have nothing to hide.
They both looked me up and down—in discomfort, I could tell—and very promptly turned right around and went out the door without a single word more. The clerk gave me an amused smile and it was clear he was trying not to laugh. I shrugged a little and just went right back up. I had no one else lined up for the next short while and it would give me a moment to straighten out the sheets, change the protective cover and wash up just a little.
If neither one of these two idiots had wanted to come in, they should have just stayed outside. I have no love for the ones who come to us on a dare, especially the macho, extra manly ones that claim to be as straight as a straight line might ever be, but once we’re done with them, they’re more than plenty ready to come back around.