The Lady Jane pulls into pier 43 on the north side of San Francisco. We're in an interesting area, tourist central with ferries, stores, and vendors, but also with active working ships and shipping activity. We tie up with the assistance of longshoremen, and Brian and Gus idle down the diesels, leaving one generator running.
Knowing we have just a couple of hours, we head for the walkway when you stop me.
"Sweetie, I have a game for us to play today."
"Yes, Mistress?" Elsa's used to it by now, and smiles rather than show surprise.
"We're going to play hide and seek, of sorts. Well, more like capture the flag...but the flag is in motion."
This sounds interesting.
"Elsa and I are going to leave in a moment. We get a 15-minute head start. We will take pictures around San Francisco, and you will try to track us down. We will only stay in each spot a short time after the picture is taken. If you catch us, you can fuck either or both of us any way you want this evening. If not, you get tied to a chair and watch us fuck however we want. But there's a catch - if you don't get us at a location, you'll have to follow directions in the message I send you."
Yep...this sounds... interesting, to say the least.
"Yes ma'am. I'm ready."
"Then the clock starts now. You have no restrictions on how you get around the city. We'll see you later", and you both kiss me before heading down the dock.
I look at my watch and start the 15 minutes. I head into the galley, get a cup of coffee in a to go cup, and back to the deck.
Time to go.
The first picture comes in. The two of you smiling, under the Ghirardelli sign. Okay, that's easy, just a few blocks away from the pier. I head down the walkway, up the dock, and west, headed for the famous chocolatier. I sip my coffee along the way, walking steadily - not racing, nor lagging.
But by the time I get there...you're gone. You had a 15 minute head start. I didn't take more than 10 minutes to get there. But you're gone.
My phone dings, a message arriving.
"Take a picture of your nail polish under the Ghirardelli sign."
Another message follows - "hands and feet both"
It's San Francisco, so I won't get too many stares I bet...but I am in the tourist district on the wharf. But, I dutifully pull my foot out of my Keen sandals, and take a picture of hand and foot, fuchsia nail polish on brilliant display, under the Ghirardelli sign - and press send.
"Good boy."
Another picture comes in. You're standing in front of a fire station, and a pier is in the background. You're posing with a pair of firefighters, quite cute studs of course, in station uniforms. Each of you has a hand on their chest and is making kissing faces toward the camera; someone else is operating it.
I quickly pull open a map app on my phone, and search for a fire station. You're just a few blocks away, Fort Mason fire station. I start walking, and pick up the pace to get there compared to my walk to Ghirardelli.
My phone dings as I walk up in front of the station. You're not on the tarmac. But the message tells me that. "picture of nail polish with fire station behind."
This one's easy...but I'm still falling behind time wise. I send the requisite picture, and wait.
"Good boy. Head west."
I start walking, and soon the next pic comes in. The two of you holding hands, seated on a bench, beige colored pillars behind you.
It's the Palace of Fine Arts dome, right on the lake. That's a few blocks, I better get moving like I mean it.
I arrive, and, as seems to be the pattern, you're not there.
Ding.
"Looks like you just missed us. Go out to the lake at the edge of the dome."
"Take a picture of your panties. Doesn't matter how, but they must be in the picture."
There are tourists around. Great.
I ponder for a moment, and the next picture comes in.
Both of you tongue kissing at the bottom of the Golden Gate, San Francisco side, Elsa's arm holding your phone for the picture.
Only one real place for tourists to go, the park, so I know where you are. But I have to get a move on. I pull the band of my shorts away, set the flash on my iphone, and take a picture down my shorts.
It's not enough, the flash catches my panties, but not enough background. I turn, try again from the side, and have enough to prove I was at the Palace. I rearrange my clothing and head for the street.
A cab. I immediately hail them, and tell them "Golden Gate park, quick as we can!"
It takes us just a few minutes to get there, and he parks as close as he can. I throw $10 to him for a $5 fare, and start looking.
Ding. My shoulders drop.
"Oh, too bad. Just missed us." This text accompanied by a picture. You're on one of the Muni busses, no identifier. Now I'm screwed.
Ding. "Down to the water's edge. Picture of your cage with the golden gate in the background. If you're not hard, it doesn't count, the cage must be full. We're going to stop for lunch...maybe you'll catch up to us."
She's getting serious now.
I briskly walk down to the water's edge. Thankfully it's a weekday, not so many tourists as a weekend. But there are still a few people around. I have to be careful with this one... seeing how it's federal property especially.
I undo my belt, and sit down on a rock to wait and watch... Hopefully undoing the belt gives me some speed in getting my picture. I stroke my cage back and forth, trying to maintain an erection for the picture.
Finally there's a break. I move closer to the water's edge, with nobody around. Unless you count the ships passing under the bridge, but they won't see anything and won't care. I position my phone just right, drop the front of my shorts and tug down my undies, and snap the picture.
I hurriedly put my shorts and belt back into place. As I'm hustling back toward the visitor's center, I get another image on my phone.
Isobune. It's a sushi place in Japan Town, and it's a long way off. I have no idea how to get there by Muni, and no hope of getting there before you leave if I do, so I look for cabs.
No luck. Because it's a weekday, and fewer tourists.
So Uber it is. I put in a request, and in a few minutes, a gray Honda Accord rolls up, with Gwen driving. Gwen gets out to greet me. She's very local - brilliant crimson hair, pierced nose, and gauged ears. A local band adorns her t-shirt. We both hop in.
"Isobune, please - sushi place on the north edge of Japan Town."