So Paul and I had done almost everything together. We had grown up together in the same small town. We went to high school and got in trouble together. We had exchanged girlfriends. Even talked behind their backs about what drove us to dump them. We had gone on road trips in attempts to get away from that small town. But there was that one thing in the back of our minds, I think, that we never explored.
Then in a blink of an eye life happened and we lost track of each other. I think I went to a community college in one direction and he went to another, I don't know, we ended up miles apart though, and life just happened.
To fast forward, I happened upon his social media page one night. We began chatting and catching up on old times over the next couple weeks. He told me that over the past couple of years he had been married twice. I told him that I had my one and only, but she was getting on my nerves. Just the typical stuff you meander down the list of when catching up with old friends. At that point, I told him, "You know what Paul? We need a good ol' road trip."
"Yeah! That would be awesome... Where are we going?" Paul enquired with a joking tone. We then decided on a place and a few menial things to do, but I think we both just wanted to have an excuse to escape the daily humdrum. We even agreed that we had to make the whole thing sound so boring that our wives wouldn't want to go.
I started the routine and shouted across Paul's yard, "Hey, Paul! You always go out in public looking like that?"
He shouted back with a welcoming smile, "Yeah Jim, every day. You got here awfully quick; pedal to the metal like the high school days."
"You know it, my friend. Are you ready to do this? Can I do anything for you?"
Paul was still smiling ear to ear, "I have everything right here by the door."
We quickly had all of Paul's things in the SUV. The music was blaring. The windows were all down. It was as if the time between then and now never happened.
With a goofy twang, Paul asked, "Y'all figured out where we're goin' Jim?"
I replied with the same twang, "There's a fishin' hole I once heard of that was stocked with prize bass. Then soon after, the farmer that owned that land... he up and left... nary came back. Ain't been a single lure cast in them there waters for eighteen and a half years. I figured it was high time we fix that."
Paul laughed with a snort, "Yer a dork."
To which I replied, "Nah, yer the dork and I'm the iget."
We inevitably turned to talk of the wives, and how over the years the flame wasn't as hot as it was. I told him, "My wife seemed to just get it over with. You know. Like she knew I wasn't going to shut up until she let me fuck'er." Paul sat up in his seat. He was obviously trying to adjust a miss directed erection.
With a crack in his voice, "You know what though Jim. My ol' lady still has this way of, you know, going down on me..."
I stopped him mid-sentence, "THAT'S a little too much info there Bud." We both went silent and fidgety for a while. For the next fifteen, twenty minutes I had this image of Paul leaned back on his bed and his cock hard and ready. Two of his fingers at the base of his dick and eagerly aiming it at her.