"When the government's boot is on your throat, whether it is a left boot or a right, is of no consequence."
β Gary Lloyd
"Handjobs! What supremely beautiful fuck invented these release valves on hellish servitude?!" Mike Oxhard silently pondered, as the six-foot tall, charcoal cherub pounded the middle of his swollen staff, while the Asian exotic dancer palmed the shiny head. This left the base free to fondle, which Oxhard prepared to do.
"Whomever the manual Magellan was who first set foot on this idyllic shore, had to have been a 'prole,' " deduced Mike. Prole being short for proletarian, or proletariat, in Orwellian parlance. The proles were the lowest class of slave in the book 1984.
Only agonizing frustration would cause a person to yank on their own genitals, in order to relieve the pain of perpetual servitude. Only a prole would've taken the time to work his hands down his pants, in the lunch room at his "job," and fondle his fucktool in full view of his fellow vassals.
Being a prole himself, Oxhard gripped his base, andβ
"Holy Ground!" he quietly contemplated. "That's one enormous zit!"
A semi-solid salience β the dimensions of a moderate marble β protruded from the area where his silken sack met the base of his quivering cock. Still, he reveled in the sweet sensation of three, different hands β from three, different people β simultaneously stroking his staff, while doing his best to alleviate his worries.
The slight desert breeze slathered his skin in delicious serenity, while multiple manos provided the added element of adrenaline coursing through his veins.
Chinese lanterns softly illuminated the scene, as Mariachi music kissed the night. The smell of elotes β hocked on side streets βfilled Mike's senses. He wanted so badly to savor this quilt of sensation, but that damned protrusion beneath his cock had him more fearful than Hillary Clinton roofied with truth serum on live TV.
"Was that a slot machine here in the lobby?!" Oxhard quietly queried, as he entered the Vegas emergency room. This town truly had no soul.
"Cancer?" a frazzled Mike questioned from the cardboard cot emergency room bed.