WHATEVER IT TAKES:
WORKING OUT A DEBT IN JAMAICA
Prologue
I turned to look up at Patrick when I heard him say, "Elaine, just a mere two days ago did you ever think you would be giving a blow job to man whom you hardly met - a black man who never got past eighth grade? Life can take some strange twists, can't it?"
He stared in to my eyes then reached out to pat my head. It was the kind of gesture you make to a pet, but then I felt his hand on the back of my head, pushing my face into Randy's crotch. "Do your job, Elaine. Like they taught you at Wharton, do whatever it takes to please the customer."
I put my tongue underneath the crown of his cock and slowly moved my tongue down Randy's prick. I felt him shiver at the touch of my tongue on his turgid flesh. I went all the way down to his balls and gave them a tongue bath as well. When the car lurched, I ended up with most of his balls in my mouth. He sighed audibly.
I noticed his smell. It was pungent as if he had not washed in days. My stomach flipped when I thought that his dick had sweat, piss, and the juices of other women on it. But I knew that I had to keep him happy.
"Lick it all over," he instructed me. "That's what I like. Like my cock all over then suck it down that arrogant white throat of yours."
I ran my tongue up to the tip of his prick. I then took the purple head into my mouth. I gradually took more of it in to my mouth. My tongue kept stroking as I moved down toward his balls. His hand came down on the back of my head, and the next thing I know my nose was buried in his thick, black, wiry public hair. I twisted my head, felt his cock rotate in my mouth and throat. I came up for breath, and he drove me down again. When I brought my head up next, I wiggled the tip of my tongue into the slit at the end of his dick. Then I swept the head of his pick with my tongue and tasted the beginning of his ejaculation.
I began to suck in earnest. Maintaining the suction, I bobbed my head over his lap, spreading my knees wide on the floor of the moving car to keep my balance. Up and down, up and down I went. My jaws began to ache. Once in a while my teeth nicked his sensitive flesh, and he gasped.
I could barely hear Patrick and Randy discussing the prospects for their favorite local soccer team. I knew instinctively that it was not the subject of the discussion that was important - only that they were deliberately ignoring me. All designed to communicate to the other two women and to me that we were not important - other than to give head whenever and wherever we were ordered to do so.
Finally, I got to him. His hands touched my head, and his hips began to squirm. He began to lift and push my head. His hips jammed upward in a fucking motion. My throat felt battered. To myself, I began to say over and over again, "Oh, God, cum. Please cum."
"Here it comes, Elaine. Swallow it!"
I gulped his first creamy wad. I felt it burn my throat all the way down. The following spurts were less copious and spaced further apart. I kept swallowing; the last dribbles were thin. He grabbed my hair and dragged my face off his dick. I looked at it from six inches away; it was shiny with my saliva and his cum.
"Clean it."
I licked his dick clean as it began to shrivel. I lifted my face from his prick when his grip on my hair relaxed.
Weakly, I leaned back on my heels. My jaw felt as it had been dislocated. My hair hurt from being pulled every which way, and my tit hurt from where he had pinched me early in the trip. I looked up at Randy. Sweat gleamed on his face, stained his collar. He fought to catch his breath. He reached down, under my arm pits and half-lifted, half-threw me across the limo. I ended up in a sprawl on the floor of the moving vehicle. Even with my hands bound at the wrists behind me, I quickly scrambled up so my back was against the seat opposite the two men, my tits exposed through the chain vest, and my legs akimbo as I tried to brace myself on the floor of the car. The most degrading thing was not my position, as lewd as it was, but the dregs of his cum on my chin and lips - outward signs of how used and useable I had become on this island.
As I lay there on the limo floor, I wondered to myself how this could have happened to me. I was 30 years old, a wife and mother, an MBA, an American for God's sake. What had I done wrong? What did I do to deserve this?
WHATEVER IT TAKES:
WORKING OUT A DEBT IN JAMAICA
OUR ROMANTIC WEEKEND
Get the keys to the car, fill it up with gas
Go down to the bank and pull out a little cash
Forget about the yard, forget about the trash
Let's get a little sun...
Good times, good times,
It is a good time to let the good times roll,
Mile after mile, smile after smile,
Heading on down the line,
Hey, we're having good times.
Anita Cochran, Song Writer and Country Singer (1999)
My name is Elaine Beauvais Ferrell, 30 years old, married with one newborn child, aged three months. I'm an MBA from Wharton with the title of Associate Director in the Structured Finance Group of Goldman Sachs in New York. I'm almost six feet tall, weigh 165 pounds, and have green eyes. My hair is blonde and worn long. In case you are wondering about my looks, let me just say I'm good looking enough to have participated in a number of teenage beauty contests in my home area and even won a couple. All my life I have stayed in shape by working out a minimum of three times a week, even packing workout gear with me when I travel for business. My figure has matured from the beauty contest days, but I still retain a 36D, 25, 35 body. Although since my baby was born almost four months ago, my bust has swelled to a hopefully temporary 36DD.
My father ran a small hardware business, made a good living, and was a respected member of the community. We were neither poor nor rich but managed our money well. My Dad taught me to go after what I wanted and not stop for anything or anybody. He learned the hard way - ROTC out of Indiana State ('66) into Vietnam. He was wounded twice, survived the melee that was the Tet offensive, was captured and escaped from some prison run by the Viet Cong. His constant exhortation when I would get miserable was "don't let the bastards grind you down!" which is what the grunts used to tell each other when things got really bad over there. I remember once when I was really stubborn and clinging to some off-the-wall position long after it was rational to do so, he told me "never be afraid to walk - or even run - away. You run away to fight another day. If you do not die, you live. If you live, you have another chance - for revenge, success, or whatever. I learned in Vietnam that surrender was the postponement of annihilation, and sometimes that is a victory in itself." Dad tended to be more philosophical me so the best I could do was translate his comments into 'where there is life there's hope.'