Jake hissed his release, holding my hips between his hands, me bent over the lower bunk in his room. A dozen thrusts and he was done, releasing his load in the bulb of his rubber. He then immediately pulled out of me, picked me up and put me on my knees in front of him. "Clean it off," he demanded.
It hadn't really been about sex, it had happened so fast. I hadn't come. It was about anger and control. Jake hadn't cared if I did at all as long as he released his tension and anger. He'd had an argument with the filming boss about an angle of filming and that he'd gotten someone's foot in the frame. At the first chance he had, he just grabbed me, pulled me into his cabin, and covered me to relieve his tension and ire. I wasn't part of his argument with the filming boss. It wasn't my foot in the frame.
And I had let him. I always let him and anyone else in the production who wanted a piece of me. I was the production piece. That's what I was here for--providing my ass to relieve tension.
Jake Jones was the youngest and hunkiest of those regularly covering me while we were on location. But he was just a cameraman. He had to take backseat to the needs and command of Kevin Kolter, the star actor in the TV series
Island Detective
; and Clive Peterson, the assistant producer, who had hired me as a gofer and the production punch, with the title production assistant. I guess if I was a woman he'd hired to keep the main star and himself happy, I'd probably have been given the title script girl. I did help Kolter memorize his lines in the TV production.
"We don't have time for more, Jake," I said. "The break will be over. I'll need to be on set."
"So will I, but we'll take time. I haven't had a crack at you in a while, and we both know I'm the one who drives you crazy."
I wouldn't have gone that far. None of them drove me crazy and none of them gave me an ounce of respect. But he was there, pressing the head of that thick, young cock at my cheek. We certainly didn't have time to discuss it. So, I opened my mouth over his cock and gave him head and cleaned it up.
When he was satisfied, he pulled his dick out, pushed it back into his shorts, zipped up, and left the two-bedroom bungalow--larger than the one I bedded down in when neither Kolter nor Peterson wanted me for the night--and sauntered out onto the beach near the town of Le Malin on the French-possession island of Martinique and over to the shack where the American police detective supposedly lived and that was the setting for the scene from
Island Detective
that we were filming today. My cabin was smaller than the others and I was the only one on the lower end of the production crew who didn't have to share. That was because I had to be available to entertain and service any guys who came to me at night.
We all were on a one-year contract to live here together to film two seasons' worth of this laid-back murder mystery series set in the Caribbean. After the two years of forty-five-minute programs were in the can, the first year would premier. We'd already been told that the cast would change if a third year was optioned. We weren't told whether production support staffers, like me, would have our contracts renewed then. I guess it depended on whether they thought they still needed that employee. If they didn't replace the homo top, Kevin Kolter, with another one, chances were good I wouldn't be kept on.
Clive Peterson had hired me in Los Angeles specifically because Kolter had included in his acting contract being provided a good-looking, small-bodied, young submissive blond to service him. I'm sure those weren't the actual words used, but I'm sure the actor's wishes were taken care of. Peterson had picked me up from a gay club, where I was dancing the pole. I'd caught his fancy and had caused his dick to harden watching me dance the pole at the club. The next time he came to the club, he'd sent flowers and a note to me backstage, saying he'd be at the stage door if I wanted a good late-night dinner. It was how I supplemented my meager income at the time--maneuvering men into feeding me before they fucked me. He wined and dined and laid me. It was all good. He was satisfied.
He shared the stage photo of me, combined with the smartphone pics of him fucking me, with Kevin Kolter, and I caught the actor's fancy too, so Peterson offered me the job. I grabbed at the opportunity. Kolter was getting long in the tooth, but he was an established TV star and had been a real hunk at some time. I'd come to Hollywood from Pennsylvania to land a job in the movies or a sugar daddy, and this would be a job in TV at least.
I thought too that there was a chance of landing Kevin Kolter as my sugar daddy.
Peterson clarified that I'd be servicing anyone wanting a male prostitute, which obviously included him because he was fucking me while he was explaining the job, and I'd also have to do whatever odd jobs on the set that no one else wanted to do. The job didn't sound as good then, but it still sounded a whole lot better than what I was doing to hang on in L.A. as long as I could.
And it would be on a lush Caribbean island.
When I stumbled out of the cabin after bending over for Jake Jones and headed for the beach area, where the set for the detective's beach house was located, I could hear the voices, set to high volume. The director and the leading man, Kevin Kolter, were at it again. They were best buddies when they were drunk, but they got into it incessantly on the set. They were both "last chance" guys in the business, which put them both on edge. In recent years the director had had a string of misses in TV series, a few that hadn't even made it to first-season trial in recent years. He was hanging on to
Island Detective