Wayne stops in the DFW area to visit a good friend, "earns" two more.
"Hey, you crossed my mind man. Where you at," Joe called and asked.
"20 miles from your head terminal. Just biding time til I have to pickup in Fort Worth, then head to West Virginia," I told him.
"So you're gonna slide into town and not say hi? How dare you, brother. Come on over and hang for a bit," he said to me.
"Can I bring the trailer and all, I gotta get back going Saturday afternoon, for I need to pickup a load out of Fort Worth, heading to West Virginia," I told him.
Joe, a retired Army sergeant was an extremely handsome, black guy, that happened to be one of my better friends. He stood at maybe five foot eleven, 200 lbs., was in his mid 40s, and proudly carried a clean shaven head, to go with his well-groomed salt and pepper goatee. We knew each other for 10 years as I was the one who trained him on the road initially, forging a bond as a result.
"Tameka and the kids are out of town this weekend, and I could really use the company," he told me when I made it to his place.
He further explained that Tameka took the kids out of town for she'd just filed for divorce, as the two of them simply could no longer coexist as a couple. Joe, who was always positive, always polite, held his wife and kids in high regard, and me being a father, I respected it for family, my children especially, meant the world to me. I could tell however he was broken, for as soon as I came out of my truck in front of his house, he was on the porch, running off to hug and cry in my arms.
"Dude, you just so happened to pop up at the right time," he told me as he sobbed.
I let him know that things would be okay, reiterating that it was life, and that he'd have to find a way to move on. We walked back in the house and he rolled a couple fat joints for us to blow (I did marijuana sparingly, but in this case, it was needed). We cut on some music while toting in the living room, trying to figure out a plan to get past his troubles.
"This might seem corny, but I'll host a game night with the fellas," he said to me. "Can you still play Spades?"
"Are you kidding me? I'm the master of Spades," I told him, lying through my teeth as I was horrible at card games.
We would sit and chat for a couple more hours, before he sent a text message to some friends to come over. An hour later, after we both showered, Pete and Darius wouId show, and now, I for sure wasn't looking for a Spades partner: I wanted some cock in my mouth.
"Life of the party is in the place," Pete yelled out.
We all laughed, as he came into the house clean, wearing a blazer jacket, shirt, and trousers, to go along with some schnazzy designer shoes. Darius, another handsome, black guy around Joe and Pete's age, dressed the same, making me pose the question if they would be hitting the streets after this male bonding.
"Yeah, there's an after hours spot that just opened up not too far from here. We need to get Joe back into the groove of things since he and Tameka are on the outs, Shit Wayne, you can roll, too. Get you a whiff of some of that black snatch," Pete said.
Pete was super cute, a six foot two, three, 250 lbs., brown skinned, bearded guy, with a clean shaven head as well. He was built like a football player in his get-up, his biceps swallowing the fabrics covering his arms, and a nice dick print to look at below the belt. Darius was the quiet one of the three, a tall, lanky dude who also dressed well, but smelled the best of the crew as he donned Prada cologne, a familiar fragrance that surely would get me out of my underwear the quickest with a guy.
"A white man that plays Spades? That's impressive," said Darius, as Joe started dealing.
"You'd be surprised of many things I can do," I said slyly.
Darius was a southerner from what I could tell of his accent, and carried a soft-spoken, yet masculine tone. I was loving the sight of Joe's friends, as now I was determined to get those two dicks in my mouth by the end of the night, with Darius being my first target.
"So you drive, too," Darius asked of me.
"I do, I actually trained Joe, if you could believe it," I told him.
I spoke the most to him at first, as Joe broke out and passed cigars to all of us.