My first story. I hope you send feedback. Please be critical. Be cruel if you must. I can take it. In order to improve, I need to know what you like and don't like, what you love and what you hate.
I have doubts about some stylistic liberties I have taken. Interested to see if you pick up on them and what your reaction is.
And I wonder if I have included too much or too little character development. Let me know what you think.
I would like to continue this story, but that depends on your reaction to this first installment.
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I don't know whether to laugh or cry.
Sweet, sexy Kevin has just shot a load of deliciously gooey cum in my mouth... three or four moaning, hip-thrusting ropes of greasy jizz that have that wonderfully bitter, salty taste that I crave.
I'm aware of the time, and that I have a movie date with Michael, the man I love and cherish, in less than an hour. But first things first...
I keep working Kevin's cock, swirling my cum-coated tongue over its throbbing head, hoping to suck yet another drop or two from his slit. I try not to swallow because I know Kev will want to swap in a minute; scooping his cum out of my mouth with his hungry tongue and then dribbling it on my cheeks and chin and lips. When we're finished with those long minutes of feverish, sticky kisses, both our faces will be covered with a sheen of glistening semen, and that uniquely pungent odor of man juice will hang in the bedroom air. It has become one of our rituals. It dominates my fantasies when we're apart; he relives each session in graphic detail when we talk on the phone during the day.
How can I give this up? More to the point, how can I tell him that we may have to put an end to this delicious perversity?
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I chased Michael for two months before we made a connection. Two months of flirting, touching, whispers, calls and emails, lame excuses to spend a few precious minutes together. I still remember in vivid detail the first time we kissed. I can still feel it, taste it. And I still revel in the fact that he didn't resist, that he melted in my arms, his face upturned, his soft, warm lips seeking mine. Soft moans, labored breathing, our thighs pressed tight against each other, my cock hardening in a flash, me wondering, but not really caring, if I was going to cream in my pants.
We have been together for about six months now and Michael has lately been mentioning New York's gay marriage law. The idea of marriage intrigues and excites me. That degree of commitment also scares the hell out of me and the last few weeks with Kevin "on the side" make me wonder if I'm really ready to settle down with a permanent partner. I've suggested several times that Michael and I should think about living together, sharing more than just a nighttime and weekend bed. Kind of like a pre-marriage dress rehearsal. Now I'm not so sure.
We work for the same agency; he's full-time and I'm a part-timer with my own home-based graphic arts and web design shop on the side. He trained me on the company's Macs and peripherals and I crushed on him from the very first day. Michael is a fem. He tries to tone it down a bit at work and when we're out, but he's not really fooling anyone. The way he walks, the way he gestures with his hands, the way he sits in a chair with his knees tight together... when we're together on the street or in a store, I catch the occasional looks we get that say, "Yep... he must be the wife."
The wife of my dreams, I had thought. He sucks my cock with passion and enthusiasm and his appetite for my cum is insatiable. In bed he is romantic, alternately cloying and flirtatious, sensual and naughty. When I slurp and swallow his perfectly proportioned cock, he engages a non-stop monologue of dirty talk. When I fuck him, he cries in ecstasy and slams his butt back against my dick, so my rod buries to the max in his warm, wet, tight asshole.
So what am I doing here with Kevin's semen dripping off my chin?
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I've known Kevin for 15 years. We worked together for a awhile way back. Lost track of each other for a time, then started bumping into each other on the street, in the supermarket, at the bank. I've known all along that he is committed to an out-of-state boyfriend (Eric), whom he visits almost every weekend, at his parents' summer cottage on the Cape. He is one of the sweetest, kindest people I know and I admit to occasionally checking out his cute little behind as he walked away after one of our brief and casual encounters.
It's a Thursday night -- acoustic night -- at the popular gay lounge in our college town. I'm there alone to listen to some live music and socialize with a few friends and acquaintances. Michael's night class ends at 10 and he'll probably stop by on his way home. I'm hoping we go back to my place; I'd love to give him one of my special rim jobs. I know he liked it last time...
I'm standing in a corner with a college sophomore who doesn't know he has no chance of getting into my pants when I spot Kevin standing by the bar. We smile and wave, he says something to the guy to his left, then winds his way through the tables to where I'm standing. We hug and I kiss his cheek. He surprises me when he doesn't move away, but wraps his arms around my waist, pulls me closer and plants a soft, sweet three-second kiss on my lips. My arms snake around his neck and we both smile as our lips part.
-- I can't believe it's taken you 20 years to kiss me!
"Seems we always meet at the market," said Kevin. "I didn't think a kiss in the checkout line would sit too well with the retired set."
I gave him a quick but gentle kiss on the lips and said "It was worth the wait."
When I had to (gently) pry Kevin's arms from around my waist, I realized he was enjoying a two-drink buzz. His speech was a bit slurred when he offered to get us a fresh round while I staked out an empty booth near the back.
We talked for awhile about recent news and events and activities. The crowd was small and quiet, the music rhythmic and relaxing. Part of me wished Michael was here to enjoy the atmosphere; part of me was grateful for the time alone with Kevin.
-- Are you going to the Cape this weekend?
"Saturday morning, probably," he replied.
-- You'll see Eric?
"Guess I'll have to," he said, somewhat sarcastically.
Surprised by that comment, I wondered if there was trouble in paradise.
"We've been drifting apart," Kevin said. "I don't much look forward to our weekends anymore."
-- Something happen?