A Tat for a Trist
Mary the Wollstonecraft Woman
A white woman and a black man find lust at a swingers' resort. In the humid heat of an island refuge, a married woman allows herself to be carried away in passion by a stranger under the watchful eyes of the other guest.
A Tat for a Trist
--1987--
I'm a terrible person and make no excuses for my bad behavior. With that said, I'd do the same thing again, and I have no regret. Without our children, my husband and I took a vacation to a resort on an island in the Pacific. The trip to one of those all-expenses included destinations where we realized anything could happen a bit too late.
My husband, Buck, and I, aren't what you would call swingers. In truth, we were uncomfortable and agreed we'd change hotels if we could get at least some credit to cover the cost of the rooms. The resort demanded to know why we wanted to leave.
"We're not swingers," Buck told the hotel manager.
"Not everyone here is," he said. "For you, sir, we have deep sea fishing, scuba diving, and golf. At night, you two can dance at the Perry Como Club, for squares like the two of you. Mrs. Livingston can attend yoga, water aerobics, lay in the sun at one of the clothing-required pools, or an art, dancing, or quilting class while you're off doing your thing. You, Ma'am, might like tennis or golf with the ladies on our par three course."
"Oh, Hun, you'd like the manly things, and I can just lay out at one of the non-swinger pools."
"Well, you're sure we won't have extra charges for the non-swinger activities," Buck asked.
"Everything is inclusive. You've already paid for it. However, I can compensate you for a hotel charge in town if you wish. But honestly, sir, you've paid for your meals, drinks, tips, excursions, and anything we offer. Why incur additional entertainment expenses? If another couple, single man or woman, hits on you, like your first lady's motto, '
Just say no
.'"
"Holly, my love, what do you think?"
"Buck, baby, I really don't want to change hotels. What I want to do is slip into a bikini, read my book, and get a tan in the sun."
So, soon, Buck was off snorkeling and parasailing. While I relaxed, unaware, at one of the clothing-optional pools.
If truth be told, I may have subconsciously gravitated to a swingers' pool. Picking my spot, not noticing or ignoring the signs about Swingers and Squares, I found a lovely sunny spot, spent a few minutes spreading my sunblock over my body, and getting ready to dive into a romance novel.
"Did you get your back covered, Miss?" the man's voice rumbled, deep, a bit scratchy, and ever so masculine.
Gazing up from the novel, I beheld a black as-coal god. The man's gorgeous swarthy flesh gleamed from his own lotion in the bright rays of afternoon sunlight. With his hands on his hips, an ebony superman stared at me with lusty eyes.
Fixing his X-ray vision on me, he analyzed my body. Without trying, he caught my attention with the incredible, unexpected view of his limp cock, thick as my wrist and the cockhead hanging seven or seven and a half inches below his balls.
Buck's dick wasn't much smaller, but couldn't compare to the stranger's girth. Even so, this wasn't the attraction. The darkness of the man drew me to him, the contrast of his size and color to my whiteness and petite build. After all, opposites attract.
In vain, I tried to keep my eyes on his face, but my gaze returned to his cock only moments after each fleeting glance at his face.
"I'm married," I stammered. "My husband isn't a swinger. I mean, we, um, ah, we... aren't swingers."