Reality started to creep into my dreaming as I was floating up into consciousness. I started reliving the night before, the hour drive to Albuquerque and the Sidewinders Bar, which was rougher than my norm, but I had been in particular need and drinks were half price during their annual April Fools' Eve event, which this year started after midnight on April 1st, as April Fools' Day this year was on a Monday and the bars didn't open on Sunday. As I was seeking, was being picked up there, cut out of the herd, crowded, rushed, cowed, and manhandled. He'd had an arm around me, pressing me into the bar stool, his knee between my legs, pushing into my basket, kissing me, while the party swirled around us. Whispering in my ear what he was going to do to me—whether I liked it or not. I liked it; it was what I'd come for.
And the forcible sex in the backseat of his double-cab truck. Him on top of me, overpowering me, muscular and demanding, leather clad and tattooed, with a metal ring in his thick, long cock. I had gone to the party to get just this—hard, forced sex. The sensation of him inside me, stretching, pounding, deep. The humiliation of wanting that, going soft and vulnerable for him then, clinging to him, crying out for more as, gripping one of my knees with one hand and my throat with the other, he lay between my spread and bent legs and pounded, pounded, pounded.
The backseat of the truck being confining and the position awkward—even my head bouncing against the curve of the panel on the door under the window—all of it was arousing, connected to the atmosphere of being taken hard without permission—a fantasy I'd been nursing all week before. It was the illusion I was seeking. That it was rough wasn't an illusion though.
Satisfied, yet not satisfied. Being pushed out of the truck cab when he was done. When he'd gotten what he wanted. On the surface it was what I wanted too, what I'd driven from Santa Fe to Albuquerque to get—a casual hookup—what I'd spent three hours on a Sunday night and Monday morning, two hours of that on the road, to get. But below the surface, I wanted so much more, more than twenty minutes of hot, sweaty sexual calisthenics in the backseat of a double truck cab, release, and separation. Being quick fucked in the back of a truck at 1:00 a.m. on a Monday morning. April Fools' Day.
I'd never even learned his name. It wasn't a name I wanted from him. I didn't want to date him. One and done was fine with me. I'm betting it was more than fine with him.
Monday, April 1st. I came more fully awake, hearing Mary move in the kitchen below. I'd thought she'd be off to Tucson to visit her friends for the week before now, but I should have known she would stay around to fix my breakfast before she went. I came awake with my hand grasping my cock under the covers. I'd been masturbating as my dreams had drifted into the reality of the night before, and I was in erection.
I laid back on the bed, rocking my pelvis into my sheathed hand, resurfacing the sensations of the backseat of the truck—his muscular, strong body, the thickness of his cock, being able to take the cock in, the high of having a muscular biker man inside me. The glorious helplessness of being controlled and dominated by a mean man. The unique, first-time sensation of a thick Prince Albert ring punishing my passage walls, churning inside me as I lay under his dominating weight, helpless and vulnerable to him taking his pleasure of me with no thought to whether I was being pleasured too. But of course I was pleasured. I was pleasured by how much different it was from the life I projected in public here in Santa Fe.
I tensed, jerked, and came into the underside of the sheet. I'd have to remember to wash the sheet myself while Mary was gone. Maybe later in the week, though. This wouldn't be the only time I masturbated myself awake this week. I was always freer to pleasure myself when Mary was off visiting.
"I won't do that again," I whispered aloud. I didn't mean I wouldn't masturbate again, of course. That was how I managed to keep my need for visits to Albuquerque to a minimum. I meant I wouldn't go to a leather bar like Sidewinders when I went to Albuquerque on one of my outside-of-my world journeys of need. I usually went to someplace tamer like the Effex Club, where the crowd was more mixed and the hookups, if they occurred, more subtle.
But who was I fooling on this April Fools' Day? The Sidewinders experience had made my arousal soar. Isn't that what I drove an hour out of my world to achieve? Of course, when a certain need arose, I'd go back to the Sidewinders bar—and into the backseat of some mean stud's truck again. I'd lie there, pinned to the seat by some bruiser's bulk, and take him and take him and take him, and love it while pretending to hate it. Wanting him to be rough with me, reminding me that it was a sin.
I groaned. I didn't want to think about this now. I rolled out of the bed and struggled into the bathroom off my bedroom. I couldn't look at myself in the mirror, but I finally had to get shaved. I shaved quickly, though, as I knew Mary wouldn't take off for Tucson until she was satisfied I was up and had eaten, and I had to be over by the cathedral to check in on breakfast being served at the Mission House.
I tried not looking at myself in the mirror in the bedroom either, as I dressed in the black that clearly marked my vocation. I couldn't help looking into the mirror as I adjusted my white clerical collar marking me as a priest, in my case an Episcopalian priest. I stood there, then, for extra precious moments, taking in both the collar and my eyes. Wondering if my eyes betrayed my weakness. But I decided it didn't matter. I did what I did regardless.
A melodic voice floating out "Breakfast, Timothy" drifted up the stairs and, with a sigh, I went downstairs to join Mary for breakfast.
She'd already eaten and was dressed for travel. She didn't ask where I'd been the previous evening. My beat was the homeless of Santa Fe, so I was out at all hours of the day and night. She never asked.
"When do you plan to be home again?" I asked as I tucked into a full breakfast of fried eggs and bacon. "For Easter morning, I hope. We need your voice in the choir."
"Yes, I should be home by Friday," she answered. "Try not to work too hard while I'm gone."
"I'll do my best. Early spring's like this can be a rough time for people out on the streets, though. People here aren't used to cold snaps."
"It
is
cold out there. I got a chill just going out to pick up the paper. It might even snow in the mountains. An April Fools' Day surprise for us all. But it will clear the air," Mary, ever optimistic, said. "Pick them up and take them into the Mission House. Don't spend a lot of time ministering to them on the street. You all need to be inside in this weather."
"Thanks, Mary, I'll do that," I answered.
She helped me load the clothing and shoes I'd gathered through the area churches in the weeks since Christmas into the back of my Forester and then I waved her off in her Corolla for her annual Eastertime visit to her friends in Tucson to the south.
Home alone for four days.