Jesus Christ, he's loosening his tie now, positively looming over them where he's leaning against the desk, supporting his weight on one arm bulging with muscles. Kurt has done porn that starts exactly like this. Is he doing this on purpose? Or does he honestly have no concept of how attractive he looks right now?
At the very least, Molloy definitely has no concept of the Hotel's operations. They suppose this is both good and bad. Good in the sense that, should they be allowed to stay, they can continue their modeling work in secret. Bad in the sense that, should anyone narc, they could all get in a lot of trouble. Sure, most of the permanent residents here are classed as just adult entertainers, but plenty of them do take clients into their beds. And for as liberal as the state claims to be, sex work is still illegal in California.
But for right now, Molloy doesn't know anything, leaving Kurt with the freedom to control the narrative. And, in their humble opinion, there's no one in this building more qualified to represent the Hotel in a positive light than them.
"It depends, sir. We've operated with a rotating roster, each resident taking on duties dependent on skill and experience, and dividing responsibilities amongst ourselves," they say, prim and proper and professional with their hands resting delicately in their lap. "Some perform maintenance on the property, some handle client relations, some handle financial records. Housekeeping duties have been equally divided. By operating like this, with permanent residents having both individual and communal responsibilities rather than relying on temp hires, the Hotel has been able to significantly reduce its overheads and consistently turn a profit for several years, even with a reduced number of available beds. You've seen our stats. The numbers don't lie, sir."
For some reason, speaking to him like this while he towers over them makes Kurt's heart pound in their chest. It's thrilling. Someone who looks like them isn't typically expected to have their level of business acumen—and if Kurt loves doing anything, it's to defy expectations. "My personal duties have included business-to-business communications, online and grassroots marketing, direct client relations, and managing the laundry roster. I believe these experiences not only make me suited for the receptionist position as it stands today, but also prove my managerial capacity, which opens me up for professional development and growth within the company."
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At the very least, Molloy definitely has no concept of the Hotel's operations. They suppose this is both good and bad. Good in the sense that, should they be allowed to stay, they can continue their modeling work in secret. Bad in the sense that, should anyone narc, they could all get in a lot of trouble. Sure, most of the permanent residents here are classed as just adult entertainers, but plenty of them do take clients into their beds. And for as liberal as the state claims to be, sex work is still illegal in California.
But for right now, Molloy doesn't know anything, leaving Kurt with the freedom to control the narrative. And, in their humble opinion, there's no one in this building more qualified to represent the Hotel in a positive light than them.
"It depends, sir. We've operated with a rotating roster, each resident taking on duties dependent on skill and experience, and dividing responsibilities amongst ourselves," they say, prim and proper and professional with their hands resting delicately in their lap. "Some perform maintenance on the property, some handle client relations, some handle financial records. Housekeeping duties have been equally divided. By operating like this, with permanent residents having both individual and communal responsibilities rather than relying on temp hires, the Hotel has been able to significantly reduce its overheads and consistently turn a profit for several years, even with a reduced number of available beds. You've seen our stats. The numbers don't lie, sir."
For some reason, speaking to him like this while he towers over them makes Kurt's heart pound in their chest. It's thrilling. Someone who looks like them isn't typically expected to have their level of business acumen—and if Kurt loves doing anything, it's to defy expectations. "My personal duties have included business-to-business communications, online and grassroots marketing, direct client relations, and managing the laundry roster. I believe these experiences not only make me suited for the receptionist position as it stands today, but also prove my managerial capacity, which opens me up for professional development and growth within the company."