On a spring Sunday morning I was enjoying the sunrise from the east, staring through my bedroom window with a cup of coffee in my right hand, and my robe open as I was naked under it. I sipped as I looked over at the City of Norfolk from my waterfront property, thinking how I fucked and sucked in a few of those tall buildings across the Elizabeth River.
"I love my life," I said to myself, because I did, for I worked hard to get to this point in my life.
It was Father's Day, and I stood there while playing a song in my head as I tapped my feet to my hardwood floor, just staring at the "Icon" building (more on that later) with my soft cock still dripping after Demetrius, an ex-con, fucked me senseless. I could still smell us after he left, and wondered why him, and so many other sexy, young black thugs loved a fat, white man's ass. I didn't complain, for my first cock was a black guy I adventured with in a threesome post my divorce, and he tore me in half the first time, only for me to see him for weeks after.
"Your life will never be the same again," he told me after the second time he bent me over, and he predicted the truth.
I couldn't say I would've never experienced cock if I didn't divorce my Sandra;I hungered for sex so much prior to our dismissal to where it drove me to curiosity, and ultimately a versatile bottom. I finished off my coffee on this Sunday morning as I continued to think, and my mind wandered from "having my rosebud split," to when I was that broke teenager growing up in Philly, and made a decision to become a lawyer.
"Son, broke Italianos from South Philly don't become lawyers," my mother told me.
I was 17, and on the cusp of my senior year when I was booked for fighting. Those words of hers came from a single mother of four sons, me being the oldest, and the biggest hard head of them all. I also was a straight A student, and one who loved to argue, and so I went full throttle my senior year applying to colleges, and got accepted to Villanova. I felt her frustration so much, that I busted my ass three years there, finished summa cum laude, and even hungrier to help my family. I received scholarship money to attend the University of Virginia, and would obtain all my credentials there before crushing the bar, and becoming a counsel.
In 1985. I was put on as a junior assistant defender in Wake County, North Carolina, still hungry to get my mother, and three brothers out of the slums of Philly, and being a star, to the point of eventually making my way as a commonwealth's attorney in Hampton, Virginia. I touched down in Virginia and met Sandra, a Colombian court reporter who was super professional, but with an attitude, and one who allowed me to be the only guy she'd talk to. One date led to another, then we moved in together when she told me Steven, Jr.. was on the way, so we married, and our lives would take off from there. She encouraged me to aim higher when it came to being in the courtroom, and I did, when a friend of mine who ran for commonwealth's attorney of nearby Portsmouth was elected, and asked me to be on his team.