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anonymous said: Can you write a story about a young girl on Spring Break in Aruba who has sex with a stranger on the beach? I'd like to see her be skeptical at first but he's a smooth talker and gets her to do it but maybe borderline nonconsent. I'll leave the ending to you! Thank you Jenn.
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Was I ready for my vacation to Aruba? Fuck yeah, I was. I had been working hard as a waitress saving my tips for this moment. The other girls in my sorority were talking amongst themselves as we slowly boarded the plane. It was only a 3-hour flight from Brighton, which had been my home since I was a child. I had never left the state of New York in all of my twenty-two years and I was excited to finally be seeing the world, even if it was just a tiny slice.
Seven glorious days in Aruba was exactly what I needed. My parents weren't thrilled about it and warned me about the dangers of dealing with strangers in foreign countries but I wasn't afraid. I felt almost invincible, even though a part of me knew that I wasn't. My friends talked animatedly to one another and I tried my best to laugh at the right parts and pretend I was listening, but my imagination was going wild with all of the possibilities my vacation held in store for me.
By the time we got to Aruba my heart was thudding in my chest. Was I ready for adventure? Hell yes, I was! I couldn't wait to get my vacation started as we traveled from the airport to Palm Beach. By the time we got to our mid-grade resort and I'd had a chance to take in the crystal blue water and the tropical air, I was starting to realize that this vacation was worth every penny I had worked so hard to save. The world was so much bigger than I'd ever dreamed. There were so many people and many of them were speaking languages I didn't understand. I couldn't wait to get out to the beach in my bikini.
The first few days in Palm Beach were fantastic. We took a shuttle all over the place and went to lots of different clubs each night. During the days we had long, leisurely lunches at restaurants with beachfront views and lounged on the beach where tons of beautiful people seemed to be gathered to worship the sun.
"Did you tan before the trip, Emily?" my friend Gretchen asked me.
"Yeah, at the tanning salon, of course. I didn't want to burn out here in the tropical sun. I needed a base tan." I took another languid sip of my tropical drink. I had lost track of how many drinks I'd consumed but I felt okay.
"Your skin is the perfect shade. If only I could get my white ass to look like yours." She was wearing an orange bikini that was the wrong shade for her skin tone but I didn't say anything about it to her. I looked down at myself, trying to see what she saw. I didn't feel like I was the perfect shade of tan. In fact, I felt very wrong and out of place here in Aruba. There were so many women who looked like models and that was probably why no one had flirted with me the whole week. I was a bit disappointed by this. I had visualized myself meeting a hunky guy with rippling muscles and maybe even a winning smile. In my fantasy, he was the perfect mix of sexual and respectful and I found my mind drifting to thoughts of him as I fell asleep in the sun.
When I woke up there was a cool breeze moving over me. I felt woozy and so I opened my eyes and was shocked to see that all of my friends had left me and I was laying alone on my towel in the dwindling afternoon sun. The crowd on the beach was starting to thin out and I knew I'd had too much to drink because I could barely stand up. I tried my best, reaching down for my towel and losing my balance.
"You okay there?" a sexy, male voice asked from behind me. I froze, not sure if it was real or if I was still dreaming. I turned toward the voice and saw the most handsome man I had ever seen in my entire life. He had light skin that had been browned by the sun and dark hair. His eyes also looked brown but it was hard to tell because my vision was a bit blurry.
"Yeah, I'm just a bit dizzy. I don't know where my friends went and I had too much to drink," I confided in this man even though he was a complete stranger.
"You shouldn't be alone here," the man warned me, "there are a lot of bad people looking to harm a woman as beautiful as you." He was flirting with me, that much I could tell.
"Well, I'm glad I came across you and not some scary guy, then."
"You're American?" he asked me.
"Yes."
"I'm Venezuelan. I am called Jahzeel." I could hear his thick Spanish accent now that he was speaking more candidly with me. He didn't reach for my hand to shake it but he waited patiently for me to respond as I pulled my towel from the sand and the wind hit it. I wrangled the towel until it was back in my control and turned to look sheepishly at Jahzeel.
"Jahzeel is a really nice name. I am Emily," I found myself gesturing to myself as if that might enhance his understanding of my English.
"Nice to meet you, Emily. You are quite beautiful. What is a girl like you doing here in Aruba?" His English was pretty flawless, unlike many of the workers in Aruba who only spoke enough English to get by.
"You speak English so well," I praised him.
"Thank you."
"I'm here on vacation with my friends. We are all in a sorority together."
"What is a sorority?" he asked and I realized that there were a lot of things about American culture that people from Aruba might not understand.
"It's a club for women who go to college. We become close friends and do things for our community to make it better," I tried to explain.
"It seems like things would be better wherever you go. You are so beautiful you bring light into the world wherever you are," Jahzeel smiled warmly. He was totally flirting and I have to admit, I was flattered. This man was built like a Greek god, his muscles rippling beneath the barely-there tank top he was wearing. His shorts were much shorter than those men wore in the states and though I tried my best not to look, I noted that his cock was pressed against those shorts so I could see the outline of his dick when I looked at the material. I was instantly turned on.
"Thank you," I said as demurely as I could. I knew I was blushing and I hoped that the twilight hid some of my childish embarrassment. I hadn't had a lot of boyfriends. I was shy and socially withdrawn compared to most girls my age. Joining my sorority, Eta Pi had been my attempt at trying to find friends in college but I had never really felt a part of it like the other girls seemed to feel.
"Care to walk on the beach with me?" Jahzeel asked and offered his arm to me. I thought about it, all the dangers of trusting foreign men that my parents had told me about flashing through my mind. Ultimately, my libido won out and I grabbed Jahzeel's arm.
"That sounds lovely, thank you!" is what came out of my mouth. I held onto the towel, not knowing what to do with it as he led me down the beach.
"There is a lovely place I'd like to show you," he pulled me along and we made conversation about the weather and other random things you talk about when you don't know what else to talk about. There was an easiness between us that made me let down my guard. He led me past a series of cones and signs that warned tourists to turn back.
"The sign says to turn back," I said uneasily but Jahzeel smiled warmly,
"This is an Aruban secret. Only the locals know about this beach and not too many people come here anymore."
"Why not?" I asked, a bit scared. My parents had warned me about foreign men trying to sex traffic me and maybe I was falling right into Jahzeel's trap if that was even his real name. He smiled warmly like nothing was wrong and I wondered if the fear gripping me was out of place. I had always been timid in social situations, especially those with hot men. Jahzeel was one of the hottest men I had ever seen but I was skeptical. What did he want with a girl like me? I was just a plain, regular girl. Something was off.
"It was popular for a few years but as it grew more...um....how do you say? Uhhhh, crowded? Yes, crowded. People stopped coming here and started going to other places. I still come here because it is close to where I work."
"Where do you work?"