All characters in this story were 18 years of age or older at the time of the events described.
Please check the story tags if there are erotic genres you find distasteful and prefer to avoid. I like to cover a lot of ground, sometimes.
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I dropped my panties to my ankles and sat on the toilet. I didn't have much time; Demarcus was waiting just outside the door of the Suva airport ladies room.
I ran my middle finger along my slit, gathering drops of dew that had collected since the gorgeous, incredibly tall, black man had met me when I stepped off the flight from Boston.
I leaned back and spread my knees as much as I could, using my index and ring fingers to spread my lips away from my button. Touching my moistened middle finger to it, I closed my eyes and remembered the moment I saw him there, towering above everyone in his very expensive navy suit, holding the sign with my name on it, Summer.
I brushed my clit harder, and my breath came faster as I recalled walking over to him and looking up β so far up I had to crane my neck β at his gently smiling face. "Summer?" he'd said, his voice a smooth, baritone rumble.
"Yes," I'd said. I rubbed my nub harder, feeling my nipples harden inside my bra.
"I'm here to take you to your sister, Autumn," he'd said, his voice like dark chocolate. I rubbed faster, my breath coming hard.
"Okay," I had said, but I'd thought, "Yes, sir."
I felt the flush rising up my neck, and I bit my bottom lip. My finger thrashed at my clit as I thought of his big, tall body, his huge hands, and I thought again, "Yes, sir."
I gasped and climaxed, feeling the flush rise and my pussy clench spasmodically. I breathed through the orgasm and let it carry my tensions away.
After a moment, my breathing evened. I pulled up my panties and exited the stall. I paused in front of the mirror to make sure I wasn't mussed.
I'm 5'8", with wavy, honey-blonde hair to the middle of my back. I took dance at school, so I'm fit, but I've filled out over the last two years. If I'd ever had any thoughts of dancing professionally, my teachers would have put them to rest. My C-cup+ boobs are too big, and I've actually got a little bit of a butt. That's not the kind of figure they're looking for in a ballerina.
Before I left the ladies room, I texted my report to Jody, my bff and Guild Accountability Partner.
Summer: "1. Airport restroom. Hunk who met me here."
I attached a pic of Demarcus I'd snapped when he wasn't looking.
It was the standard format for a Guild of Jills report: jill-off count since midnight, location of jill-off, jill-off fantasy. Jody and I had been reporting this way to one another at least three times a day since we were 14.
When I exited the restroom, Demarcus was waiting, politely facing away from the door. I smiled up at him, and he smiled back. Did his gaze flicker down to take in my body, just for an instant? I suddenly wished I'd worn something more interesting for the 22 hour flight to Fiji than khaki shorts, a dark blue t-shirt, and sneakers.
He led me outside, and we stepped out into the sunshine and tropical heat, just as a black stretch Escalade pulled up to the curb. He held the door for me, and steadied my elbow as I climbed in. My heart rate picked up at his touch.
Demarcus folded his long body into the seat opposite me, and the caddy pulled smoothly away from the curb. He smiled over at me. Was he looking at my legs? I rubbed my knees together before I caught myself, suddenly very glad I'd put on a fresh panty liner before leaving the restroom. Otherwise, he might very well notice a wet spot on the back of my shorts when I stood up.
"Summer," he said, and the sound of my name in his deep, rumbly voice made my belly tremble. "We should get comfortable. We're driving to Vuda Point Marina on the other side of the island. Would you care for a drink?"
I would, I thought, but I said, "I'm only 18."
He smiled again. "That's okay," he said. "Legal drinking age in Fiji is 18."
"Oh!" I said. "I didn't know that. Yes, please ... but I don't know what kind."
"Well," he smiled again, and I noticed the little crinkles at the corners of his eyes that hinted at lots of smiles. "Here you are in a tropical paradise. Why not try a piΓ±a colada?"
I nodded and watched him scoot over to the mini bar and mix the drink, his huge hands nimble and certain. He handed it to me, and I sipped. It was delicious, rich and thick over ice, tangy with pineapple and sweet with coconut.
"Mmmm," I said, and he gave me another of those smiles that made my knees quiver. "How long is the drive?" I asked, hoping it would take hours. As it turned out, I was in luck.
"It's about three and a half hours to the marina," he said.
"Really!?" I exclaimed. "The island didn't look
that
big from the air."
He chuckled. "It's not," he said. I took another sip of the cocktail, glad of the excuse to watch his face as he talked. "The trip is only about 130 miles, but the speed limit is 50 mph, and the locals don't even go that fast, mostly. They call it 'Fiji time' here. Very laid back."
"Sounds nice," I said.
There was a silent moment. I sipped my drink again, but resolved to slow down. I'd never had alcohol, other than a few sips of wine once or twice at Guild gatherings; I didn't need to be getting drunk within my first half hour in Fiji.
My phone buzzed in my pocket. I took it out and glanced at the text.
Jody: "1. My bedroom. Your hunk."
I grinned and put the phone away. When I looked back up, Demarcus' eyes flicked up to my face. Had he been looking at my tits? He smiled, and I really hoped he had.
I sipped the piΓ±a colada as we watched one another, and the silence stretched. At last, he said, "Here, Autumn wanted you to have this." He brought out a small box wrapped in tissue paper and handed it to me.
I took it and tore off the paper to find a transparent plastic container holding a corsage of unusual red and white flowers. "Oooh," I breathed. "They're beautiful."
"They're called tagimoucia," he said. "It's the national flower of Fiji. May I?" he asked. After an instant, I realized what he wanted and gave him a nod. He plucked the corsage from the box and reached toward my left shoulder.
My breath quickened as he slid his left hand inside my shirt, and I felt the backs of his warm fingers press against the skin just above my breast. He pinned the flowers to my top, keeping his other hand between me and the pin so I wouldn't get pricked.
"They're very rare," he continued, removing his hand, perhaps a little more slowly than strictly necessary. "They can only be found in the highland rainforest on Taveuni Island, in the caldera of an extinct volcano, near a beautiful lake."
"Oh, I'd love to see that," I said.
"You're here all week, right? Until after the wedding?" he asked. I nodded. "Well, I'll take you sometime, then."
"Okay," I said, "yes, please take me," and I felt my face flush at the unintentional innuendo. He must have noticed, but he didn't mention it.
"They've tried to transplant the tagimoucia," he went on, blandly, with just a hint of twinkle in his warm, brown eyes, "but they won't grow anywhere else, even in Fiji. They're highly prized among the islanders, as a symbol of true love."
"There's an island legend," he continued, "about a young woman, the daughter of a tribal leader. She was heartbroken when her father refused to allow her to marry the man she loved because of an arranged marriage to seal an alliance between tribes."
I nodded, and he said, "She wept so bitterly on the shore of the lake, the legend says, that the gods were moved, and her tears became the flowers. A doomed romance, if you like that sort of thing."
"What," I asked, "you don't like romance?"
"Not the doomed kind," he said, with a grin. "The other kind, though ...."
Oh, no, I thought. My panties were going to be a sopping mess, and I'd only brought two other pairs.
We chatted for the rest of the trip.
He told me some of what it was like to be something called a "power forward" on a professional basketball team β the constant travel; the weird hours, playing at night and sleeping during the day; the endless physical training; the frequent injuries, surgeries and physical therapy; dealing with the news media and sports critics. But also the parties, socializing with fans, the camaraderie among teammates.
I told him some of what it had been like at Rockmorton School, the all-girls boarding school where I'd lived since my mother died when I was eight. "I can dance, paint, ride a horse and speak three languages, but I've never so much as touched a boy," I said, then stopped abruptly, thinking of the backs of his fingers against the skin above my left breast.
He raised his eyebrows and murmured, "Wow. Beautiful bird, golden cage."
I felt myself flush again, and caught myself biting my bottom lip. He'd called me beautiful.
I stared at my knees, absently stroking the corsage with my fingertips, until he went on, telling me about his childhood in a rough neighborhood, obsessively practicing his sport, working to achieve virtually the only kind of success available to him. By the time the car pulled up in the gravel parking lot of the marina, it felt like we were old friends.
Demarcus helped me out of the caddy, lifting me down as if I weighed no more than a toddler, and led me across the gravel to the dock. "I need to pass you off now," he said, "to another of Autumn's friends."