Inspired by Sue Grafton’s alphabetical series.
I heard arteries hardening every time I entered the Community Center and I hated it. It was bad enough that I had to live here, but even worse that most of the other elderly citizens that resided in Apple Blossom Park were couch potatoes. A lively game of dominoes was the most exciting activity they engaged in. And the women? Ugh! Prudish and Elizabethan in their thoughts. They would no more think of taking a hard cock into their mouths than eat a mud pie. It was yucky and just wasn’t done.
The nursing staff was kind and the attendants were polite but I couldn’t even find one of them that was interested in sex. So I spent my time on the outdoor bowling court, basking in the love of the sun.
Julie changed all of that.
“Mr. Baxter?” I had been in my bathroom, standing in the shower and enjoying the feel of my urine flowing through my fingers and wetting my hand when she knocked on the door. “Mr. Baxter?”
“Uh, yes. Hold on a minute.”
I flushed the toilet, ran the shower to clean the piss and rinsed my hands, opening the door a minute later, buttoning my pants.
“Oh, I’m sorry, Mr. Baxter. I didn’t mean to rush you.”
“No problem. Can I help you?”
“I’m Julie Ruckle and I’ve been assigned to you for the summer.”
“Ah, the YouthCare program, yes?”
“Yes, sir.” She was a pretty girl but her mouth was too wide for her face. Her upturned nose perched above it and shaggy ash blond hair framed it. She smiled. “I’m going to be on campus for the summer and I thought that this would be a good program to volunteer for.”
“Why the hell would a pretty girl like you want to hang out with an old codger like me?”
She laughed, sitting in my visitor chair. “You aren’t ‘an old codger’, Mr. Baxter. Your chart says that you’re 78 years young.”
“Young? Hah!” I barked, sitting in a chair across from her. “You were sleeping in your mother’s tummy when I had my first heart attack.”
“That might be so, but it doesn’t mean that you’re old!” She gave him a warm smile. “Now, if I’m going to spend the whole summer with you, we should be on a first name basis. You know my name’s Julie. What’s yours?”
“Walter. Everyone around here calls me Walt.”
“What do you prefer?”
She was a smart girl. “Wally, please.”
“Nice to meet you, Wally.” She stood up, heading for the door. “I’m sorry I have to run but I have finals to finish off. I’ll be back out on Sunday.”
“Okay. I’ll be here.”
She grinned and gave a wave as she departed. I jumped up and watched her shapely ass as she walked away. The summer sure was looking better …