Winston was came down to Hampton Roads from Washington, D.C. train.
"Not how I remember it," he said after I picked him up.
We drove around Norfolk a bit to show off the sights.
"I don't remember Norfolk being so lit up, so vivid and colorful. It's definitely changed a bit over the years."
The 56-year-old Department of Justice employee was a debonair man in his travels, donning his Ralph Lauren-branded, long sleeved shirt with matching cufflinks, dark colored trouser and an aromatic splash of cologne. Winston's photos did him no justice as he was clean shaven, with a pair of beautiful, hazel eyes and soft lips that I craved to kiss. He barely looked my way while I drove us through the downtown area, seeing the buildings and clean sidewalks before his eyes widened when he saw the waterfront.
"That big old tower over there. That a hospital," he asked of the Renaissance Hotel across the river in Portsmouth.
I corrected him before we drove over to a nearby garage across from the Wisconsin battleship, with me parking, then us walking a bit to cross the street and follow the path parallel to the river.
"That hospital you speak of is that way," I told him while pointing north on the Portsmouth side.
He stood there in amazement, while I reminded him of what he had where he lived.
"I mean, you guys have the harbor in D.C."
"We absolutely do, but this here is something spectacular in itself," he'd say.
He explained further why he was touched by the scenery, the scent, and the overall ambience of the mixed use landscape of this tract of the Elizabeth River.
"This explains so much with your stories now," he mentioned. "Some of the things you write about, come from this very place here."
He was partially right as I'm a native of the Hampton Roads region, and often touch base on what I see on the daily, jotting down things and turning it into a selection.
"Now if you could only translate these scenes a little better," he said.
He was standing to my right eyeing the paddle ferry crossing our way from Portsmouth, and I looked at him, and his slight smile as he stood on what was said.
"You didn't come down here to criticize," I asked.
"Absolutely not. But I'm a fan of your writing, black man, and I want to see you do great things," he stated.
"You just wanna fuck....black man," I said to him.
He laughed.
"My words sting a little bit," he asked as he looked at me.
We turned around and walked briskly as we were ready to get down and dirty.
"I could take you in that little mall and blow you right now," he told me.
"In D.C. it may be okay to suck dick in a public setting, but in Norfolk, Virginia you'll get jail time," I said as we crossed into the garage.
"Guessing that's your version of an epithet," he said to me. "I can only hope the way you fuck truly does not reflect your writing skills. There's a lot to be desired, young man."
He talked a good game, but now he was the one expected to prove it. We made it back to the car and hopped in, with him reaching over the middle console to kiss before I blocked him.
"Stand on what you said," I told him.
"Moe, you better kiss me. You sumbitch," he said as the D.C. slang came out of him.
He placed his hand in my lap, then squeezed my crotch.
"That dick ain't hard yet," he asked in jest.
I sped up to an on-ramp of I-264 east, while he slipped his hand in the cuff of my shorts, lightly rubbing the tip as I was driving to my place in Virginia Beach. I was giddy knowing I was fucking someone from my audience, an older, plump chocolate brother with the perfect features to accept this nine inch dick.
"You have liquor," he asked.
We made it to my place and I cooked up cocktails, Crown Royal Peach and sweet tea to be specific as we toasted to enhance the mood. I took a sip and stuck my tongue out to him so he would snatch the ice cube in the middle. He sucked it off, and we put our drinks down on the coffee table before he leaned over to me on the couch. We clasped our hands together as we began to make out, with him grinding into me, moaning while our tongues jostled as we were fueled by the lust.
"You really wanna do this," I asked as we were too far into it.