It is the time of Covid lockdown, and there is a gloom over the town. People are required to keep to their homes and only venture forth for necessary supplies or essential occupations, wearing masks and keeping two metres distant. Relatives cannot go to weddings, funerals or to visit loved ones dying in a hospice. Only members of the same household can be together socially. The Prime Minister himself has read out the rules and emphasized the need to keep them. Naturally this greatly reduces the ability of the population to indulge in social sex.
However, rules are only for the common folk. The PM and his pals party and fornicate freely, while passing on juicy contracts to relatives and spouses for Covid-related items of dubious quality.
The streetlights are off after midnight to save electricity. Cats and foxes are free to meet and mate, while feasting on the overflowing refuse bins and rubbish bags beside them, since so many collectors are off work with Covid. The bounty also helps the rats to reproduce, despite occasional losses to the cats and foxes.
The streetlight curfew was one of the initiatives of Councillor Griffiths (the wife of the former Mayor) who had just herself become Mayor when Covid began. Meanwhile her husband, who now goes by the name of Janice, was looking forward to performing the role of Mayoress. While Janice's transgender status was now both accepted and even fashionable, they decided their other sexual relations were not suitable for public knowledge, so dropped them, at least for the mayoral time. Quite a fortunate decision, since Covid now makes them both illegal and unwise. Surprisingly, they resumed marital relations, though not as before. Mayor Griffiths uses a selection of strapon dildos on Mayoress Griffiths and also receives cunnilingus. Apart from Janice's disappointment at the cancellation of public appearances, they are happier than they have ever been.
No longer serving Janice, Mr Sykes left his rented flat and is now a permanent resident of the local Bed & Breakfast. Fortunately this counts as a household under Covid rules, and he is free to fuck Ma Saunders and be sucked off by her husband. Mr Saunders declined the kind offer to fuck him as well, since he keeps his arse and cock solely for his lorry driver lover, Len. Lorry driving is an essential service so Len still stays overnight at least twice a week. Both wear masks and condoms, but their cocks and bums get their regular treats. However Mr Sykes is a godsend to Mr Saunders as he does appreciate some cock to suck in between the visits. Mr Sykes thinks it's better than marriage, with good food and his balls emptied every day.
Mr Sykes has also been useful, applying his specialist technical skill. There are now no windows or doors which stick or are difficult to lock or unlock. The lock levers slide in and out as smoothly and as snugly into their places as his stiff cock slides into Ma Saunders' lubricious hole. He has to wear a mask and approach from behind, but does not mind. In this matter, as in his criminal activities, he wears gloves and generally prefers to enter from the rear.
Eventually he persuaded Ma to offer guest services as before. It is technically criminal, so the Saunders would not have thought of it, but they agreed there is little risk of harm if done in the same way, plus a condom. The cafΓ© is closed, but meals are still served to guests by Ma or Mr Saunders wearing a mask and gloves. Masks and gloves are now required in addition to condoms for guests privileged to part her luscious lady lips. From behind, of course, but no-one has complained. The sight of her magnificent arse and her obvious enjoyment generally give considerable stiffness to the fortunate cocks allowed into her divine depths.
Green Councillor Ms Hunter invited Independent Councillor Mr Fox to join her household during Covid. Despite the lure of constant copulation, he decided he could not commit to her company, cooking and lifestyle full-time, but still supports her at online council meetings with a hope for future intercourse.
It was Ms Hunter's turn to be disgruntled. Not quite as disgruntled as she and her parents were in 2004 when fox-hunting was made illegal, and they had to end their hunt saboteur activities, and find something else to be angry about. Still, she managed then, and manages now, talking to people who agree with her in the echo chamber of social media.