Sport Challenge - Andromeda
TITLE: A Game of Two Halves
AUTHOR: Andromeda
FANDOM: Life on Mars
SUMMARY: Sam likes to watch football
RATING: Brown Cortina
WORD COUNT: 300
EMAIL: fiandyfic@livejournal.com
AUTHOR'S NOTES: For the 1973flashfic Sport Challenge, part of the Hookerverse. Beta'd by the wonderfully insane darthfi.
DISCLAIMER: Life on Mars is copyright Kudos and the BBC. All Rights Reserved. No copyright infringement is intended and no money is being made.
A Game of Two Halves
Sam has a regular core of clients now, although he doesn't like to think that he has been doing this long enough for this to be so. But in some ways it's reassuring - knowing what to expect on a job; whether it's clubbing with Sean (and a quick fuck) or going to a concert with Mrs Phelps (and being taken over the kitchen table by Mr Phelps once Sam has seen her home) or a pint or two with Ben (and a blowjob).
Then there's Charlie. Charlie is some bigwig in the textiles industry and, as such, keeps a private box at Old Trafford. On occasional match days, when Charlie is in town, it has become habit for him to request the services of Sam for the afternoon.
Sam ostensibly works security on these occasions, but more often than not, Charlie has shoved a glass of chilled champagne in his hand before second-half kick-off, shoved his arm around his shoulder and introduced him to whomever of Manchester's glitterati are assembled that time.
Then he pulls Sam over to the window and they watch the rest of the match.
Charlie is a big fan of Manchester United, but it is what has now become a ritual to them both that is the focus of their attention. Plainly put, the match outcome determines the level of service required from Sam after the match has finished. If the home team wins, Sam gets on his knees and gives Charlie a blowjob that leaves him smiling. If the home team loses, Charlie, still smiling, gets on his knees and gives Sam the same. If there's a draw, well, Sam gets to choose. In those circumstances, Sam likes to keep Charlie guessing until the results are in.
Sam doesn't know the last time he paid that much attention to a football game.
fin
AUTHOR: Andromeda
FANDOM: Life on Mars
SUMMARY: Sam likes to watch football
RATING: Brown Cortina
WORD COUNT: 300
EMAIL: fiandyfic@livejournal.com
AUTHOR'S NOTES: For the 1973flashfic Sport Challenge, part of the Hookerverse. Beta'd by the wonderfully insane darthfi.
DISCLAIMER: Life on Mars is copyright Kudos and the BBC. All Rights Reserved. No copyright infringement is intended and no money is being made.
A Game of Two Halves
Sam has a regular core of clients now, although he doesn't like to think that he has been doing this long enough for this to be so. But in some ways it's reassuring - knowing what to expect on a job; whether it's clubbing with Sean (and a quick fuck) or going to a concert with Mrs Phelps (and being taken over the kitchen table by Mr Phelps once Sam has seen her home) or a pint or two with Ben (and a blowjob).
Then there's Charlie. Charlie is some bigwig in the textiles industry and, as such, keeps a private box at Old Trafford. On occasional match days, when Charlie is in town, it has become habit for him to request the services of Sam for the afternoon.
Sam ostensibly works security on these occasions, but more often than not, Charlie has shoved a glass of chilled champagne in his hand before second-half kick-off, shoved his arm around his shoulder and introduced him to whomever of Manchester's glitterati are assembled that time.
Then he pulls Sam over to the window and they watch the rest of the match.
Charlie is a big fan of Manchester United, but it is what has now become a ritual to them both that is the focus of their attention. Plainly put, the match outcome determines the level of service required from Sam after the match has finished. If the home team wins, Sam gets on his knees and gives Charlie a blowjob that leaves him smiling. If the home team loses, Charlie, still smiling, gets on his knees and gives Sam the same. If there's a draw, well, Sam gets to choose. In those circumstances, Sam likes to keep Charlie guessing until the results are in.
Sam doesn't know the last time he paid that much attention to a football game.
fin