A Day by The Pool -- Chapter 6
Following a Daniella's long night of debauchery, our protagonist Theo goes for an innocent walk to the Old Town on Greek Island on which they are staying. Things takes an odd turn when he meets the director of the infamous gay porn film 'Big Dick Boat Bangers'.
Warning! This story contains way too much exposition and some comical gay sex. If that's not your thing, just skip this chapter. I'll get the series back on its good old fashion mature sex track in Chapter 7.
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I awoke around 9:30 in the morning. By now bright sunlight was streaming through the cracks in the curtains. I rolled around the bed and found it was just me and Daniella. She was sound asleep and softly snoring. God only knows how long her and Georgina were awake last night, and what kinds of kinky sex acts they got up to.
Georgina was gone. She must have had to work. I can only imagine what kind of shape she is in the morning after that anal fisting I caught Daniella giving her. My chubby cock gave an involuntary twinge at the thought of it, and I seriously considered sliding up behind Daniella's always accessible rear end for a quick fuck, but no. She needed the sleep.
I closed the curtains tight to block out as much of the sunlight as I could. Then I took a quick shower, dried off, got dressed and snuck out of our hotel room.
The day was fresh and bright, as a cool breeze gently blew in off the ocean. My stomach was starting to rumble. I checked my watch, and I could still make breakfast at the hotel before they closed. Breakfast was served in the same rooftop bar where we met Georgina last night. I gave my room number to the seriously disinterested woman at the bar who told me to take a seat.
I grabbed an English newspaper from the bar and headed to one of the many empty tables overlooking the blue sea below. I was just starting to get into an article about an English politician that I've never heard of, when the waitress stepped up and in a familiar voice asked, "Would you like some coffee sir?"
I dropped my paper to see Georgina. She was wearing a pair of black shorts, a white polo top with the hotel's logo on it, and an apron. She looked a little rough in the bright morning sunshine, but youth was on her side, and I was sure this wasn't the first all-nighter she has pulled. She smiled when she saw it was me.
"Georgina!" I said a bit too loud, but the place was nearly empty aside from a couple and their two children sitting on the far side of the bar. "How are you?"
"I'm good, considering what we did last night." She leaned heavily on the back of the chair across from me, let out a deep sigh, and momentarily unclenched her butt cheeks. While doing so, her butt made a soft hissing noise as the air trapped inside escaped. The noise caused the guy from the other table to look up and around, before he returned to his conversation with his wife. "Sorry, I've been doing that all morning."
"How's your butt?" I whispered.
"She is a little sore this morning, but we will survive." Georgina looked around the bar. "Where is Daniella?"
"She was sound asleep when I left. I doubt she will be up before noon." Georgina nodded her head in agreement before I continued, "So I was thinking of going for a walk down to the Old Town. Is there anything you would recommend?"
Georgina thought about it for a second, "The port is nice, and there is a good bakery there that serves very strong Greek coffee."
"After last night, I could use a very strong coffee."
"Here let me get you one now," Georgina turned, and she slowly sauntered towards the bar. Her large butt cheeks gently swayed back-and-forth under her black shorts. For a second, I was lost staring at her bottom thinking of all the things that happened to it last night, when I remembered that there were other people there having breakfast.
Georgina returned a few minutes later with a black double espresso, and a small glass of milk on the side. "Thank you, Georgina. You are a life saver."
"Oh, there is one other thing in the Old Town that you might like to see. I have an English friend who is an artist. Her name is Silvia. You might like her work. Her gallery is just off the town square on the street, heading towards the port. It's a large white stone building with a rainbow flag out front. Ignore the terrible tourist art she peddles in the windows and tell her that I sent you," Georgina smiled.
Before I could ask any follow up questions, a large noisy group of older couples arrived late for breakfast and Georgina was called away. I drank my espresso, grabbed a croissant, and waved to Georgina as I left.
The walk down to the Old Town was pleasant. It was only about a mile from the hotel and mostly downhill. Along the way I passed a five-a-side soccer pitch where I watch for a minute as an older man, who must have been in his 60's, scored a great goal and his team erupted into celebrations. The rest of the road down to the Old Town was flanked by numerous tourist restaurants, bars, and hotels with gaudy pink signs designed to ensnare tourist, plastered everywhere.
The Old Town was much nicer. Much of the place consisted of old rock buildings that easily could have been thousands of years old. I followed the signs to the port where I walked around and stared at the boats for a few minutes, until I stumbled across the cafΓ© Georgina mentioned. While there, I ate a big heap of their lovely bread and drank two more gritty Greek coffees before I got up and started walking around again.
From the port I walked down towards the Old Town Square. On the way I caught sight of a large, two story, white shop overlooking the ocean, with a large rainbow flag above the door, and a huge display window littered with bad pastel paintings. One particularly bad painting caught my eye. It was of a pink winged horse, a Pegasus I guess, flying over a pod of rainbow dolphins, while in the corner there was scrawled something reaffirming in Greek. It was horrible.
"Do you like it?" came an English woman's voice from behind me.
Startled, I jumped and spun around to see a reasonably tall, fair looking English lady in her mid-sixties with shoulder length, silver grey hair, and red rimmed glasses with a walking stick in her hand.
"It is very nice," I lied.
"It could be yours for only β¬1000." She eyed me carefully.
"I...I..." I stammered, "I'm sorry...I can't...I think it's horrible. Sorry for lying."
"Your loss," she laughed. "It is one of my most popular pieces. I sold eleven copies of that very same painting last year." The lady turned and slowly started to walk towards the door of the shop. From her bag slung over her shoulder, she pulled out a set of keys and unlocked the door.
"Oh sorry, I didn't know that you were closed. I can come back later."