They had known each other from university. It was there Max first impressed her.
Behind a book he slowly lowered his zip and from his pants he pulled his gun. It was huge and she gasped as she looked at its dusky, pink form. With her heart in her dry mouth, she watched as his hand began to stroke.
The history lesson faded; the industrial revolution irrelevant- there was more industry here, now, before her very eyes. Absorbed, she watched as his hand soothed and moved the skin up and down. She gasped when she saw the head pop free of its covering skin. He looked up at her and grinned. She wanted to grin back, but couldn't. She was frozen.
She couldn't believe that thing could be between his legs, that it could stay there with so little indication, that he had kept it, hidden, so majestic and beautiful, for so long. He should have been showing it to everyone.
She wanted to touch it but sat, unable to move, overwhelmed by the vision. He kept stroking, she saw it throb, the head big and red. Below, where he held it and stroked, he couldn't close his hand around completely. She looked at her hands and knew she'd need both of hers to circle it completely. She wanted to replace his hand with hers but her inertia was overwhelming. She saw it, so stiff and wondered how he kept it there in his pants. It was lucky the book was so big.