Authors Note:
This a cuckold story that contains small penis humiliation, creampie cleanup, and bi-sexuality. You should not read further if you find these topics offensive.
This is the sixth story in the series. If you have not read the first five stories, I encourage you to read them.
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The engine of the car hummed smoothly as I navigated the winding roads, the world outside bathed in the soft glow of the setting sun. The air inside was thick with anticipation, the kind that comes with a potentially life-changing decision.
"Do you really think it's a good idea?" I asked cautiously, my eyes fixed on the road ahead, but the weight of our conversation heavy on my mind.
Jackie sighed, leaning back in her seat. "I've been thinking about it for a while now. It's a symbol, Spencer. A statement. Something that's just for me... and maybe for those who understand its significance."
I raised an eyebrow, concern evident in my gaze. "But it's permanent, Jackie. There's no going back. What if you have regrets later on?"
She pursed her lips, mulling over my words. "I know the risks. I've done my research, talked to people who have it, and most of them feel empowered by it. It's like they're part of a community, a secret society almost."
"It's also a label," I countered. "Do you want to be defined by it? What about in different contexts, places where it might not be understood or appreciated?"
She glanced out the window, the golden hues of the sky reflecting in her thoughtful eyes. "That's the thing, Spence. In those contexts, it's just art. Beautiful, intricate art. Only those in the know will understand its deeper meaning."
I took a moment to digest her words, the weight of the decision still heavy between us. "What about work? Family? They might have questions."
She smiled softly, her confidence unwavering. "I've considered all that. The placement will be discreet. It's more for me than for the world."
As we continued our drive, the neon lights of a tattoo parlor appeared in the distance, glowing invitingly. Pulling into the parking lot, I shifted the car into park, the engine falling silent. We both sat for a moment, taking in the gravity of the decision ahead.
Turning to face Jackie, the seriousness of my expression was softened by the warmth in my eyes. "I want you to know that whatever you decide, I'm here for you. I'll support you."
Tears shimmered in Jackie's eyes, moved by my words. She reached out, squeezing my hand. "Thank you, Spencer. That means the world to me."
With a deep breath, Jackie opened the car door, the cool evening air enveloping her. I followed suit, the two of us walking side by side, our steps synchronized as we approached the entrance to the tattoo parlor. The bell above the door jingled softly as we stepped inside, signaling the beginning of a new chapter in our journey.
The tattoo parlor was unlike any place I had ever been to before. The atmosphere was thick with the musky scent of antiseptics mingled with the underlying odor of ink. Every inch of the walls was covered in artwork, a vivid array of designs and colors that ranged from traditional to contemporary. Soft rock music played in the background, setting the mood. A hum filled the room, coming from the various machines being used by the tattoo artists.
As we ventured deeper into the parlor, we were immediately met with a row of tattoo chairs, each occupied by an artist intently working on their canvas of human skin. Jackie and I exchanged glances; both of us were novices in this realm. We walked past several artists, each with their unique style, but Jackie's gaze settled on one artist in particular. He was a tall, black man with a confident aura and a steady hand. His own body was adorned with intricate ink that hinted at his personal experiences and artistry.
Without hesitation, Jackie approached him. "Hi," she began, a hint of nervousness in her voice, "I'm Jackie. I'm interested in getting a Queen of Spades tattoo."
My heart raced, and I could feel a rush of embarrassment wash over me. It was one thing to privately accept and understand our dynamic, but openly admitting it to a complete stranger was another level of humiliation.
The artist looked up, a hint of surprise evident in his eyes. "Alright, Jackie. That's a specific and bold choice. Where were you thinking of having it placed?"
She bit her lip, pondering. "I'm not entirely sure. I was hoping you might have a suggestion."
He leaned back, assessing her for a moment. "Many go for the ankle or wrist. It's discreet, yet it can be shown off when desired."
Jackie shook her head slightly. "I want it somewhere... more intimate. Somewhere it would be seen only by those who are already getting a peek at parts of me most don't see."
I could feel my face burn, my humiliation intensifying with each word. It was hard to stand there, to witness this conversation, and to know that I was, in essence, being openly compared and contrasted to others.
"Why don't you show me the area or areas you're considering?" the artist suggested. "It'll help in figuring out the best spot."
Jackie hesitated for just a moment before suggesting, "Would it be better if I stripped down? It might give you a clearer idea."
I couldn't believe what I was hearing. My jaw tightened, my stomach churned with anxiety, and I felt a pang of inadequacy deep within.