Once again, Stacy recently rejected John’s marriage proposal.
She was in a dilemma because she was in love with three men and John was one of them.
John is a successful business owner and Stacy’s sugar daddy.
If he wasn’t trying to buy her love with cars, coats and cash, he was begging her to accept his marriage proposal. Lately, she has been considering his offer. For now, she has been content with just being his mistress. Besides, she knew John would probably never leave his wife because he was too greedy to share his fortune with a wife he despised.
And then there is old reliable Danny—another suitor who wants to marry Stacy. Danny is a kind-hearted burly man, but not cultured enough for her tastes. He belches, passes gas and becomes obnoxious after chugging a few beers.
Danny is a highly skilled carpenter who can repair leaky roofs, cars and anything else. Having him around is great when something gets broken and needs to be fixed.
Finally, there is James who never has two nickels to rub together.
He has nothing in common with either John or Danny. James is a lazy, shiftless freeloader who always spends more time thinking about work than actually doing any. His bills are always delinquent and he never seems to have a permanent address. He stays with his parents, friends or wherever he passes out. If he isn’t drunk or stoned, he’s looking for a handout.
Although James doesn’t seem capable of holding a job, there is one thing he does that John and Danny don’t.
He Knows how to sexually satisfy Stacy.
While considering the two marriage proposals, she knows if she accepts one, two hearts will be broken.
What’s a girl to do?
The answer came with a knock at the door.
A drunken James arrived at her house looking for a place to crash for the night. He stumbled into a valuable vase brought back from John on a business trip to China. The vase fell onto the floor and shattered into several pieces. James apologized for breaking the vase.
While escorting James into her bedroom, Stacy looked back at the broken vase and told James, “Don’t worry about the vase, Danny can fix it.”
Life is good for Stacy.
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