Sir, Yes Sir! — Ryan Field

When good-looking young Buddy goes looking for fun near the military base, his heart is racing and his pants are tighter than ever. He stumbles upon a bar where the music is bawdy and the military boys are rough and ready to go. It all starts out with an innocent smile and a simple game of pool in the back room. But it winds up in an old recreational vehicle parked outside the bar, with two drunk, rowdy cousins who know how to kick off their black boots and give orders to their smooth little blond boy. And Buddy can't wait to get down on his knees and follow their commands. His solitary goal is to please them both at the same time. It's not about love and romance anymore. It's about satisfaction, primal urges, and grown men with strong needs taking what they want without any apologies.