He was young; cute; Hispanic; had a very nice smile; had a small, perfectly formed body; and moved like a dancer. Any three of those were good enough to make me hard. I immediately went hard for him. His name was Manuel. I guessed Brazilian from his bronze skin color. But then we were only ninety miles from Cuba.
I was on a punishment assignment from the Agency. We had a listening post in Key West, at the very tip of the key, on the small naval base, and I'd been sent to head up the operation—and maybe to close it. The ice around U.S.-Cuban relations was thawing and Fidel was dead. The unit was on Key West to monitor every breath a Communist country just off our shore took and, historically, to cover Fidel's three-hour diatribes on the radio. Times were changing. We could squeeze more juice out of Cuba off the Internet than we could off the radio, and a shitload of Cuban refugees were sitting in Miami who were more than happy to squeeze data on Cuba off the Net every day and to make sure the U.S. government knew what was happening there.
The Key West bureau was a dying office, and that's how my boss, Sam Winterberry, had pitched a hand-slap assignment for me to the guys and girls—increasingly girls these days—on the seventh floor. I'd been caught fucking the college-age son of the Agency's comptroller, Jerry Ortez, and Ortez wanted me sent to Hades. What could I do? The lad—who was well of age, mind you—was young; cute; Hispanic; had a very nice smile; had a small, perfectly formed body; and moved like a dancer. Just looking at him made me go hard. He also was quite willing and made very nice compliments about the size of my cock and about what I could do with it. He had that "take me like a virgin" act that got to me every time—and I'd taken him like he was a virgin every time.
They couldn't spear me for spiking a man, even though that still was a separation offence in the Agency, because that was my job—I worked for Sam Winterberry's Candy Store unit, which put into play the truism that the world's two oldest professions—spying and prostitution—worked well together as an intelligence-gathering activity. So, I fucked women and men and, on occasion, got fucked, all in obtaining valuable intelligence for the Agency. Being a switch hitter, as I was—Sam Winterberry was fucking me—I was actually quite an asset for the Candy Store unit operations.
So, what officially was a crime in the Agency was, unofficially, premium good business, and the worst Ortez could subject me to was a dead-end assignment until my Candy Store services were vitally needed by Uncle Sam again. So, Sam had emphasized the "business is dead, it's at the end of the world, and it probably is closing" aspects of the Key West bureau to the brass and the seventh floor and failed to mention that Key West is the gay male mecca of the United States. And the seventh floor bought it. That there was male pussy romping from shore to shore down in Key West was a plus for Sam. He wanted to get my mind off Ortez's cute son. It took thinking of the honey pots down there to do it. As it was, I was still banging young Ortez, taking him like he was a virgin, on the night before I pointed the headlights of my Camaro toward Florida. And Sam banged me the morning I left. Both Sam and I well knew I wasn't a virgin.
So, I was sitting at a crowded outdoor café on DuVal Street two weeks after taking up residence in Key West, and he appeared before me on the other side of the café table I was at—one with two chairs at it and I only occupied one. He was holding a coffee mug and a croissant. I was folding up my
New York Times
and had an empty cup and a small plate with croissant crumbs in front of me. It was quite natural to get the idea that I was about ready to vacate the table.
"Excuse me. Were you about to leave? There don't appear to be any other open chairs."
I looked up at the young man. He was young, cute, Hispanic, and had a great smile and a small body to die for. His hair was black and curly, with a curl dipping down to an eyebrow. He was minimally dressed, with tight shorts, sandals—without socks, naturally—and a mesh shirt showing a nicely muscled, bronzed torso. There wasn't anything unusual about that; all men dressed gay in Key West, and most
were
gay. What was really nice about Key West was that you could assume a guy was gay unless you found otherwise; you didn't have to wonder if he might be gay. The interesting thing here, though, which caught my attention immediately—other than that he wore the uniform very well—was that the tight mesh T-shirt revealed to me that he had a ring in his left nipple. The signal wasn't universal, by any means, but years ago a ring in the left nipple had replaced an earring in the right ear as a declaration of a seeking submissive bottom—my favorite brand of young gay men.
I did a fast look around the café. He hadn't been shitting me. The only available chair was the one at my table, the one he was standing behind while looking oh so fuckable.
"Sure, no problem," I answered breezily, "as long as you don't mind sharing the table long enough for me to have a second cup." I lifted my mug and looked for a waiter, there fortuitously being one almost at my elbow, and signaled that I wanted another hit of caffeine. It would be my third, not my second, cup of java, but who was counting?
With a smile and a, "Hi, my name is Manuel," he sat down across from me.
"Chaz here," I said. "It should be Charles, but this is Key West. We like to go very casual down here."
"Yes, we do," he answered with a repeat glorious smile.
That led into a discussion of where we each came from, how old we were. I was relieved to hear him claim he was nineteen. He smiled when I said I was thirty-one and told me I looked a lot younger—and in great shape—but that he liked older men. I, of course, didn't mention that I didn't think thirty-one was an old man. We weren't yet at the point where I could indignantly say that I could keep it up for hours, reload fast, and achieve three ejaculations in an hour—with pretty impressive wads of cum too. He gave me an "I didn't mean to get into comparative ages" look and then we moved to what we were doing in Key West. I told him I worked for a news agency, which, in loose terms, was true. He told me he was a college student.
"Well, not what you would call a real college, I guess," Manuel said. "I go to the Key West Yoga College of India, over on Southard Street. But I also do some part-time work with a caterer—serving at parties and such."
"An Indian yoga college?" I asked, making my voice sound like I was intrigued. And of course I was.
"Yes. It's a school of yoga. It helps with flexibility. I do some dancing, but I wanted to qualify as a yoga instructor, so—"
"Dancing?" I asked, fascinated.
"Yes. I dance a pole on weekend nights at the Bourbon Street Pub. Right up the street here, on . . ." He was blushing, as if he'd said too much. He hadn't said too much for me.
"Yes, on DuVal," I supplied.