If you're a lifestyle critic, don't pester me! This is fictional and fantasy engaged in by consenting adults. Perhaps this should be under novellas, or novels...it's long. It's also my first attempt at writing gay or bisexual adventures, my first material was MMF and the MM didn't connect ;-) . I've gleaned some ideas from all the stories I've viewed here on Literotica. I hope you enjoy it, and I'm open to suggestions for improvement!
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"Shit!" was all I could come up with.
Here it was the end of the friggin' night and I had to go take another stupid report for a lost or stolen ID. That's what junior guys are for, dammit! I quickly realized though that if anyone else were available they'd not be sending me because, on top of the fact I was top guy (oldest prick) on our crew, I also garnered top pay for OT when I get stuck, and giving me OT would be avoided if at all possible, so I knew everyone else had to be tied-up and I just sucked it up and headed to the address they gave me in the radio dispatch. The address sounded vaguely familiar too.
As soon as I pulled up to the home in the older residential area of the main part of town I remembered being here before for another job where someone stole the guy's entire keg bar from his backyard. That was a few years ago now, but I remembered it because of the thing taken -- an entire bar -- and because the house was home to some gay guys who were also into making gay male porn movies, some right on this property. Oh yeah, I'd checked the books to see if that was a violation, but when our local codes were written by Moses, it wasn't a breach to film guys suckin' and fuckin' one another on private property in town. Long as no one saw anything, bitched, or was offended, quΓ© Γ§era, Γ§era.
The rain was pelting down now, it was one of those crummy mid-April spring early, early mornings, and it was chilly enough for me to see my breath. I pulled up and called the dispatch center to tell them I was stepping out. As if listening for my radio call, the gate light came on brightly and the gate opened to reveal a shadow standing in the opening, trash can lid overhead defending against the deluge, and waving its arm as if directing traffic, but directing me to hurry and follow this shadow man.
I did as beckoned and tailed the guy up the alley alongside the house, after I secured the gate behind me of course. The gate was in an eight-foot high fence that surrounded the property of the old brick colonial. The opening was right off the driveway and had the mailboxes for the place, and the house number, affixed next to the gate. As we jogged into the back yard I observed the expanse of the place, a huge in-ground swimming pool, cabana, and entertainment area to the right, from whence, if I recollected rightly, had been swiped the keg bar; and a sort of Japanese garden complete with bridge to the left. We made the left and went over the bridge toward what appeared to be the old garage at the rear of the property. Quite a spread, palm trees and lighting and various sculptures, gazebos and all. For a standard lot, this place was crammed full like Disneyworld. We approached the door of the garage and a sensor lamp illuminated our path. My guide flung open the door and indicated I should enter past him, and as I did I heard him toss down the garbage can lid he'd been using as an umbrella, then enter and shut the door with a thump.
The interior of the place was dimly lit from someplace around the bend to the left in another room. Instead of finding myself in an open garage I found it was a conversion into living space...quite well done actually. My companion brushed by me and entered deeper into the glow and suddenly the place was awash in blinding light that pained my eyes, which had been in darkness these past eight hours on night patrol.
Gradually, my eyes adapted to the lighting and I began to be able to see details. The guy had vanished again. I looked around at the decor of the place and noted it was mostly contemporary, Ikea-type stuff. Nice reproductions of European artists were tastefully hung about on the walls. The place was sparsely furnished; after all it was an old one-car garage. There was a full bed with some sort of overhead cabinetry for storage, a combination dresser, computer workstation, and work area had been built into one long side of the place. A plush leather chair and couch with a heavy wood table stood at what used to be the rear of the garage on the short wall, and there was a severely bright hanging lamp dangling from what looked like anchor chain over the table. I heard a rustle behind me and the mystery fellow appeared from around the bed and cabinet setup, apparently from a bathroom since he was now toweling his blonde hair vigorously as he approached me. He was now also shirtless. Beyond him I could observe a kitchenette setup with sink, stove, refrigerator and cabinets and a little breakfast alcove set. I couldn't see the bath; it apparently occupied space alongside the bed, which is why there was sort of a hallway entry from the outside.
The blonde tossed the towel onto the bed and extended his right hand, "I'm Doug, I called about my ID being lost or stolen."
"Officer Clay," I replied, as i shook the guy's hand.
He was about my height, six-two or so, 25-28 years of age, medium build but toned, tousled blond hair, which I now noted was actually highlighted brown hair, and he had pierced earrings in his right ear and bright blue eyes to match his bright white smile. There was a tattoo of some combined letters on his left front shoulder area as well, perhaps Asian letters, but I couldn't discern.
"I'm really, really sorry for having to call you out in shit weather like this for a dumb thing like a lost ID, but I have a plane to catch later this evening and without ID I can't board. They told me call the cops and file a report and try to get some new ID. But it's a weekend! How can I get ID on a weekend from anywhere?" he moaned.
I got my pad ready and began to copy down all the information required to file the report for Doug. He was plainly irritated at himself for misplacing his wallet and ID's, and depressed over the fact he might not make his flight because with the new standards in force after 9-11, entering aircraft without the correct paper and ID is impossible, even with a boarding pass, and though this kid was obviously no Middle-Eastern terrorist. I felt bad for him, he was just stuck, and I thought of my own kid who was about the same age as Doug.
"Listen," I said. "I'm going off shift in about ten minutes. When I get in I'll write this up and print a copy for you and bring it over on my way home. I go by here anyhow. With the report, the authorities in the airport can confirm who you are and also confirm the report by calling the station." I dug in my pocket. "Here, this is my card, keep it with you and present it with the report and with any luck the guys at the gate in the airport will let you pass and board."
"You'd do that for me?" he inquired, almost incredulous.
"I have a kid about your age and if he were in a similar bind I'd hope one of my buddies in arms would help him out. It's no big deal, really; just writing a short report with all your particulars and identifiers and printing it so you can show it, instead of waiting 'til Monday to get a copy."
Doug was ecstatic.
"Thanks!" he said, and he jumped up from the chair next to the sun-like lamp and put a bear hug on me.
I was a bit shocked, but understood Doug's elation because of his relief.
"No problem," I said.
"Oh, I'm sorry, Officer. I got a little carried-away because you made my night!"
"Don't apologize, I understand," I answered. "I'll be back in about an hour or so, I have to stow the car and my gear, write this up, and then get back over here. You be up?"
Doug's eyes were wide and shining, "Absolutely! Thank you so much! I'll put on some coffee for when you get back."
"Great," I said, "I could use that with this damned weather we're having."
I turned to leave and Doug went to show me the way.
"Don't bother, I'll find my way back to the car. I'm dressed for this shit, you're not." I was being paternal again.