I got out of the shower and stared into the mirror as I dried my hair. I wasn't anything special, my chest was flat, my rib cage was showing towards to middle of my torso and my abs where as plain as could be. I didn't see what drove Jon crazy about. My dick was an average 4 inches soft, hung gently over my balls. I wondered what I could look like with a couple of months at the gym; a fleeting thought as I turned on the blow dryer. I hate when your hair is long enough to hang over your face but not long enough to tie into a bun, mostly because it was a bitch and a half to dry in a reasonable amount of time. A haircut was at the top of the list of things I needed to do when I was back home. I threw on the clothes I had brought into the bathroom as Jon jokingly said we wouldn't make our reservation if he saw me naked. Suzy was right. I did look great with the blue and white. I really had to add lighter colors to my wardrobe instead of the blacks and navy's I chose to wear every day.
As I came out of the bathroom, I found Jon putting the finishing touches on his dotted tie. He was wearing a black and red checkered dress shirt with a blazer with the handkerchief pocket. Jon no doubt had learned how to dress up, everything about how he looked was meticulously perfect. He looked over at me and whistled.
"Fuck I owe Suzy now, you look fantastic." He came closer but I backed away.
"Can we just go to dinner?" My heart was already beginning to race, I couldn't handle another kiss like I had experienced twice today.
"Relax." Jon stepped forward once again and placed his hand under my chin. "I got it, not too fast. Enjoy the weekend." He butted his head against mine. "Just know you're fucking sexy as hell and I can't wait until you're ready.
"You...you look great too." I said breaking close contact.
"You think so?" He went back to the mirror and fiddled with his tie. "I think the blazer is too much, it's just us I'm not trying to impress anyone else. What do you think?"
"Whatever makes you comfortable."
"Hmm, yeah I think it's just a little too much." He undid his tie and Blazer and took his cufflinks off. "I just go overboard sometimes you know?"
"You? Overboard? Never." I checked my wallet for everything
"Ahh there he is. There's Jason Andrews." He came up behind me once again and embraced me." I was worried my charms had turned you into a mess but there we go!"
"You're such a twit." I retorted as he kissed me on the cheek. "Get off me."
"Yeah we gotta go anyways." Jon walked towards the door as I threw on my shoes. "I know we can't go into the gambling area but there's a new shopping center and everything around here, lets check it out."
"You didn't do something ridiculous like rent out the entire restaurant right?"
"You're the one made of money." He held the door open for me as we walked out. "I had to exhaust a lot of family capital to get the weekend off, let alone all the stupid shit I have planned."
"Well then big shot. Whats actually on the agenda now that we're here?" We caught the elevator and took it down to the lobby.
"I figured we'd do dinner tonight, wander what's left of the boardwalk before Garrix and head home Sunday morning." He was messaging someone on his phone.
"I find that hard to believe after the whole thing with your cousin and then your uncle. I figured I was joining a family reunion or something."
"Very funny. Maybe I have something up my sleeve, maybe I don't. You'll just have to find out."
"In all seriousness your family doesn't care about this at all? The whole dating a guy as the inheritor of the family business?"
"Yeah I'm pretty lucky. When my dad was going through everything we had a long talk about my future. I didn't have it in my to lie to them at that point and they took the news pretty well." He stopped to look out the window pointed at the Atlantic Ocean
"Your mom was really happy to meet me when we went to your place that first time."
"Yeah, just goes along with what I'm doing right now. She seems content with her life, carrying on my dads legacy. My sister is already graduating college in Spring and I'm on my way out so she has plenty of time on her hands now. I wished he was still around but we've made peace with it. When I graduate from OSU and hopefully I'll be at peace with it all." It was pretty cool to see how put together he was considering his circumstance.
"I wish I knew what I wanted to do with my life."
"What about that Café you wanted to open up?"
"I don't know, it just an idea. Just run a small shop and coast on my inheritance and travel."
"I'm sure you'll figure it out."
The shopping area was an active wide open indoor strip mall. All your standard brands were accounted for and between them you would find restaurants and coffee shops. There was a circus theme to appeal to the younger crowd and with that carnival games scattered about.
"I mean you can get into any school that you wanted because of your parents right?"
"My parents aren't that rich." That's a lie, were loaded beyond belief. The problem was I ended up being an accident of sorts and they kind of just let me exist and thought the money would fix everything. "I don't think I'm gonna leave the state and go to Penn."
"Damn, that's crazy, you can go anywhere and you just wanna go to Penn."
"I mean I'm open to going other places. I just don't have a plan right now" The cold truth was that I didn't plan on making it this long. I really did think I would of snapped by now but thanks to Jenna and my uncle Calvin I managed to get to this point and I wasn't sure where to go from here. He was right. I have all this potential and I was wasting it.
Jon motioned me to walk into the largest restaurant in the complex. One of those fancy steakhouses with a celebrity chef's name you know the deal. He talked to the hostess about the reservation and we were immediately seated by a table on the upper level outlooking the ocean. Everything was dim and candles provided a good portion of the lighting.
The waiter came by and gave us the whole nine yards about the menu and then asked for our drinks.
"I'll take a whiskey sour please." I handed him my fake ID and the waiter raised his eyebrow.
