Chapter 02
A South Beach Dinner and some disclosures
This story is entirely original and fictional. South African Safari was published on Literotica several months ago. The gym/club mentioned in the story is the same as the one described in some detail in Jake and His Wild Irish Roseâmy first published story on Literotica. There were requests for more chapters after South Africa. All Characters engaged in sexual activity are over 18. No AI was used in the production of this story. Š 2024, All rights reserved. Brunosden
[Note: SAS describes Paul's time with a young Kruger ranger and his rebound from a break-up. In Ch 01, Paul met Breck, they hooked and scheduled a second dateâwithin a few days. The beginning of the date (a sexy oily wrestling match is described in Ch 01.) Paul has obviously been burned, but he's ready to try again.]
It turned out that Breck didn't consider our brief attempt at wrestling (and other physical activity) as enough for him. He was obviously a gym devoteeâevery day, two hours or so. We decided against MiamiBods. Saturday early evenings were crowdedâand the mission of most of the clients was a pickup, not a workout. So we went down to my condo's gym which proved adequate. There were several machines, cardio equipment and free weights. And it was totally ours. We were therefore efficientâor at least Breck was. I was totally distracted. His form was perfect. The weights he used were almost the largest on the rack. And soon he was glistening with sweat and pumped to magazine quality.
Nevertheless, he urged me onâmore reps, more weight. I would be really sore tomorrowâand not just my butt.
We cooled off in the pool, used the sauna and the luxurious spa-like hot tub and showers. Then it was time to dress for dinner.
We had a 9 p.m. reservation at La Concha d'Oro which was a five block walk from the condo in South Beach, just at the edge of the famous Art Deco district. In fact the restaurant was in a remodeled Spanish Colonial-meets-Miami Art Deco monstrosity, with a large second floor roofed open-air dining terrace. It was a warm, humid night (when is it not in Miami Beach?) and the young crowds were out in force. Within an hour or so, Miami PD would shut down Collinsâand perhaps Ocean Drive for a dozen or more blocks each, as the crowds spilled into the streets from the many cafes and bars which all had street-side tables, bars and service. People-watching on SoBe was the number one tourist attraction in South Florida. The clothes, (really costumesâevery day was Halloween), were outrageously mod and aggressively sexy; the bodies were sculpted; the hair was remarkably colorful; the atmosphere was of an all-night party-turned-orgy.
The beach patrol would be busy tonight. "Fraternizing" on the beach after dark was strictly prohibitedâbut the rule was just about universally ignored. Actually, the presence of sand flies was more of a deterrent than the patrol.
We started the walk and the crowds began to thicken. Breck reached over and took my hand in his. "Don't want to lose you, Paul." I was floored. No one had ever taken my hand before! And as we got closer to the restaurantâreally in one of the densest parts of the bar scene, he pulled me closer, dropped the hand, and moved to hook into the waistband of my shorts. I had chosen tight white shorts and a long-sleeved Cuban Guayabera shirtâthat was nearly shear, although it did have a bit of embroidery on the two strategically placed pockets. He in turn was dressed in a simple white RL polo, but had left the infamous "lobster" jeans at home, substituting pink Bermudas with the red belt--that also instantly identified him as a New Englander. Dark Cuban chico meets blonde Yankee hunk!
I think we must have impressed the greeter. He gave us a thorough "look-over" before deciding to put us at an eye-candy table. (Or maybe Breck slipped him something. Hell, I'd give Breck anything he wanted just for a little attention.) We got an edge table on the terrace which had a bird's eye view of the revelers in the street and even had a glimpse of the distant beach a few blocks away. We tried the signature cocktail, a Golden margarita. But only one. I was definitely a Bombay Sapphire guyâand so apparently was Breck, although he "polluted" his with Fever Tree tonic. "When it's hot, I always use tonicâotherwise I drink too much too quickly," he explained when my eyes shot open as he ordered. "Besides, I've heard malaria is on the rise because of climate change." That remark got all the attention it deserved.
The meal was perfect classic Cubanâwith a series of small plates, featuring pork (three ways), deep-fried plantains, and an unusually spiced shrimp ceviche.
We really knew very little about each other. So the conversation flowed easily. Breck was attentiveâalthough it was obvious that there were other patrons who were expressing interest in him and trying to get his attention. He just ignored them. I guess that's what comes from having his looks and his money. He was able to wall off everything except the two of us and what we had to say. Throughout dinner, his hand would frequently rest on my arm, and his knee was teasing my crotch under the long colorful tablecloth. He knew how to sustain interest.
After dinner, we moved down to the dance hallâa garden which had been re-created as an air-conditioned "dessert table and bar." A portion of the roof was glass and would slide back if the evening cooled. The back wall still contained the quietly bubbling waterfall. It poured into a small plunge pool in the center. And of course, one had to assume that it saw use every night, probably in the wee hours of the morning. The dance floor surrounded the pool on three sides. A two sided bar occupied the wall between the front outdoor dining and the dance area and a few dozen booths occupied the side walls. Large tropicals were everywhere in colorful potsâto provide privacy and character. It was a large spaceâand already 50 or more were present, many dancing. It seemed to be about half hetero couples, half gay. The music was disco, loud (but not so loud as it would be in an hour), and a mix of Latinx soul and salsa, with a touch of a crooning Sinatra-wannabeâand mostly with a heavy beat. I guessed the crooner would give way to heavy metal or rap soon.