Little laughed. "The main rule here is if you break it, you pay for it and you never come back." I like this place already," I grinned. "I'm glad I bo...ght it."The Desert Rose was a small hotel in northeastern Nevada, well away from the hustle and bustle of the cities. To be honest, I hadn't really bought as I had won the hotel from the previous owner in a high-stakes poker game back in Reno. I had also won his wife's wedding ring, but I was nice enough to give it back so his wife wouldn't give. My Grand-mother, Rebecca, spoke to her sister Cecily, and it was decided that Barbara and I should go and live with her and her family. The childhood I had was by far better than I would have had in Wood Ford, even if my mother and Edward Woods had married. The marriage would not have survived Edward’s philandering ways, loyalty was one of her strongest character traits and one of his weakest. The house that I had bought had belonged to Robert Burroughs whose Grand-father had settled not long. ....but how the helldid he know I was here."Hey there Keith or should I say Kelli, I've been waiting for this momentall month," Vinnie smirked."Oh you didn't think I was going to forget about that little debt you owedme did ya?" At that moment everything became clear, see I had a very largegambling debt that I had run up with Vinnie; a local bookie/strip clubowner/pimp. I kept on begging for favors until my debt ran in excess of$250,000, at that point Vinnie cut me off and began to demand. I was surprised because the person sliding into the water was a man. I was 44 and had never had any sort of bi or gay tendencies. The man getting into the pool was in his late 50’s or early 60’s. He had a full head of silver hair and a tanned and very muscular body. I could see an impressive bulge in his black Speedos. I looked up and noticed that he seen me staring. I blushed as he smiled and then I went back to swimming. I was confused about how attracted I was to this man. I put it down to.