Page 19 of Playing the Game
“What’s up with him?”
Udo frowned. “Fuck knows. Listen, don’t worry about settling in. You can’t do any worse than I did.”
“You had it rough last season.”
“Learn by my mistakes.”
They threw their kit off and hit the showers. Jonas couldn’t resist checking Adam out as they went in. His body wasn’t sculpted like Udo’s. He was more solid with a gorgeous hairy chest and thick thighs. A decent collection of tattoos covered him as well. A particular weakness of Jonas’.
Then he saw a thick meaty cock that made his mouth water.
You can stop that shit. This is the bloody captain.
Adam turned. He had a solid butt with a smattering of hair on it.
Jonas needed to switch the shower to cold. Perving over teammates was a strict no-no. Even so, it didn’t hurt to have a look.
He let the water wash over his body.
Adam spun round again and frowned.
“Edi?”
The young lad was hanging around the doorway wrapped in a towel.
“What are you doing?” Adam asked.
“Nothing, Skipper,” he replied. “Just fucking around.”
Adam strode forward. His cock swinging.
“Do you have a problem with the showers?” Adam asked.
“No…it’s…well.”
Adam whipped the towel off Edi.
“There,” he said, hanging it up. “Now everyone’s seen you naked.”
Jonas hated that Edi seemed to be struggling with them joining the team. According to Udo it hadn’t been the case last year. It appeared a trip home over the summer had changed Edi’s outlook on life.
“Now come with me,” Adam said, taking Edi’s hand.
He walked him the length of the showers.
“Do you see a hard-on anywhere?” he asked.
Edi shook his head.
“Then I think you’re safe. Get that mud off you.”
He gently shoved Edi toward a free shower.
“Right, everyone,” Adam said, still standing in the centre of the room. “Tonight we’re going out for dinner. Jonas is paying.”
Jonas burst out laughing. “Fine. I deserve that.”
After finishing in the showers, most of them went into the locker room to dry off. Steven came in.
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