John loved to masturbate. He was in the shower at his home in San Diego. It was a million-dollar home left to him by his dying father. It was a huge house with luxury materials. The house had made numerous articles and was even shown in "Southern If masturbation were like a volcano, and I the cum like the lava, then the strokes were like the earth moving its shelves. He was enjoying that right now. He looked up into the Pacific, into the water with all of its boats and closed his eyes so the water ran down his face. He used conditioner to create the lubrication. He stroked his cock slowly and gently. He did not want to reach the climax too quickly. He began to think of Kerry whom he and met at the hospital while he was visiting his grandpa.
She was tall, probably 5'7". She had long, black hair like an Indian or from the Mediterranean, maybe Spain or Italy. He did not quite know her eye color yet. Probably green or blue. She did not have the biggest breasts but the loved the shape that formed in her scrub top. He imagined they were hard and pink, the nipples, when she was turned on. He was He had to get ready to go see his grandfather at the hospital. He smiled while he buttoned his shirt. He threw on some jeans and some tennis shoes and he was ready to go. As he was leaving he started to think about Kerry. What was she doing? What did she like? How good would he get to know her? Would she go out with him? One thing John always thought was that you don't know unless you ask. He drove down I-5 to the hospital. The parking lot was full but he was able to find this spot near the road. He took it, parked the car, and walked inside to the elevator. He went up to the 21st floor where his grandfather was.
He walked into the room and saw his grandfather talking with Kerry. "Hello grandpa," he said. He also said hello to Kerry and smiled. She smiled back. He looked back at his grandfather. "What is up, Pops? How are you feeling today?"
His grandfather replied, "how bad can it be with this lady standing here. After all..." He raised his hand up toward Kerry. Everyone laughed. Grandpa always made everyone laugh, John thought. He remembered a story grandpa used to tell about the woman who broke her back trying to have sex with her horse. Grandpa was also a sexual deviant. John smiled.
I have to keep grandpa toned down around Kerry. He'll try to pick her up. But who was he to stop that. She might like that.
He looked straight at Kerry and caught her eye for a minute. "Seriously," he said. "How is he doing?"
"He's doing really well. His blood pressure is stable and his and his oxygen levels are good. Umm, Sir, can I see you outside for a minute?" Little did Kerry know that he was going to follow her anywhere. "Everything is fine with your grandfather but his Alzheimer's seems to be worsening. He goes in and out of knowing where he is. We try to keep him calm but it is becoming more and more common." She let that sink in for some time.
"Well, what can we do?" John asked sincerely. But there was nothing to be done, Kerry thought sadly. It was going to be whatever it was going to be. As much as she did not want to say so, there was many a sickness that medicine could do nothing for. John looked deep into her eyes and saw the answer. He just could not imagine life without grandpa. Kerry reached out and laid her hand on John's arm and said "were going to do all that we can."
John believed her but he still thought of his grandfather as someone who would always be around. He guessed that that was never true. He appreciated Kerry's sincerity. She turned to go and he watched her after move down the hall. Her pants were tight against her ass and she moved from side to side. He liked to watch her walk away. There was something safe about that, John thought.
"Hey, Kerry" he called out to her. She stopped and turned around. Remember John, you don't know until you ask. "Would you like to grab some lunch?" There, he did it. He asked her out and now he had the wait for her answer. She was a long way down the hall but he remained still. Always the poker player. "Yes, I think that would be very nice." She said and John's heart jumped.
"Have you ever been to Rubio's?" He asked her down the hall. She shook her, no. "Then that is where we will go."
"How about an hour?" She said and told him that she would come back to the room.
Well, that is that John thought. She going to go out with me. And that is all that I wanted, for now, he told himself.
John sat out with his grandfather for the hour that it took Kerry to come back. He talked of staying in the house and going to the beach. And he told him that there was no significant other in the picture. John liked out the window and thought longingly about Kerry. You never knew what lay ahead. John's grandfather was laughing and John thought he could not recall what on earth his grandfather had said. I have to be more considerate, he thought but he could not get Kerry out of his mind. He laughed then followed along as best he could. He breathed a big sigh of relief when Kerry walked in almost an hour later. He loved his grandfather, make no mistake. He was just very turned on by Kerry.
"Well good by grandpa. Going to grab some lunch with Kerry." He smiled at his grandfather as he bent down and kissed his forehead. He grabbed Kerry and moved out of the room. They made their way down to the parking lot and found John's red Porsche that his father had left with the house. John pulled out of the parking lot and headed towards the beach.
"Do you like fish tacos?" He asked her.
"Absolutely." She said.
"I fell in love with Rubio's the first I came out here to San Diego." He hoped she would like it.
"Well, I love Rubio's also." Kerry smiled at John.
John felt much better. They would go and have a nice time at one of the umbrella tables and the courtyard. Maybe lunch would lead to dinner. John smiled. Little did he know, Kerry was thinking the same thing. She reached out and grabbed his hand on the gearshift. Suddenly John's arm began to tingle. This lady was absolutely beautiful. It turns out she had green eyes. John's favorite. And a smile to go over her entire face when she let it loose. She had long fingers. John thought for a minute about the saying "you know what they say about men with big feet. Pause. They had a big heart." That always got a laugh from the women. John wondered what long fingers meant?
There wasn't much traffic so they made it to Rubio's in about 20 minutes. John hoped that was okay for Kerry's lunch. He hoped there was not a clock hanging over their head. He parked and they went inside hand in hand. They had a great lunch together. They watched the traffic. They watched people walking to the beach. They laughed and told stories. When Kerry said she had to go back to the hospital, John did not want to take her back to work. He wanted to play. But, alas, it had to happen.
Moving mapThey laughed together at a joke that John told. "I really had a nice time," she said. "Maybe we could do this again."
John drove her back to the hospital and a walk together to the elevator where she had to split. John leaned over and kissed her. She kissed him back. John rode to his grandfather's floor, smiling. He spent the rest of the day with his grandfather.
The whole way home John thought out where he might take Kerry for their date. As he drove into the garage for the overtly large house, he parked and went inside, straight to the liquor. Bushmills on the rocks. He brought it to his mouth and drinking it was like having an orgasm or drinking a woman having an orgasm. God, that was good, he thought as he drank. He glanced quickly at his watch and saw pay them that in a few minutes the fireworks the starting over Sea World. John had a prime seat right outside on his deck. They were beautiful as they exploded over the Bay. One firework followed another and trickled down from this sky. There were boats on the water stopped to see the fireworks, hanna bees in Japanese, he remembered his first wife telling him. She had taught English to Japanese workers in a factory right after college.
He had it. He knew where he would take Kerry on their second date. The Fishermen's Wharf in La Jolla. It was a little loud but the dinner was straight from the Pacific and was like candy on their tongues. And the deserts were like they had grown the fruits in the backyard and picked them straight from the vine. That reminded him, he needed to call her and ask her out. She had given him her cell phone number while at lunch. He picked up the phone and started to dial.
"Hello " Kerry picked up and spoke clearly.
"Hey you." John spoke and waited for her reaction.
"Oh my God, I didn't expect your call."
"Why not? Is it okay?" John said.