Hustle: A Short Story

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The other side to the skin game that made it work wasn't as much about the science as it was about the 'hustle'. Humans seem to never change, there are always people you can find willing to take advantage of others at the bottom, or people that can be controlled and manipulated. This is where Keith really shined. Once Alex had set out the selection parameters and ground rules for finding compatible donors, Keith was launched. The coffee shop in the lower industrial end of the city where Keith worked, at least during regular hours, was a magnet for the 'sole searching' youth of the city, accessible and vulnerable. Keith wasn't Alex's only donor scout, but his proximity to her lab, and the fact they had slept together early on made him a

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