Author's note: My uncle Ron died recently. While sifting through his files, I found journal folders marked MY STORY, containing accounts of his life, which I am adapting and editing. These stories include bisexuality, incest, interracial and mature and group sex, etc. All sexual activity depicted here involves persons at least 18 years old.
His younger friend Dex told the following tales to Ron. These stories stand alone from the RON'S JOURNAL series. The DEXTER GOES SOUTH series is fairly independent of the earlier Dexter accounts, although some characters here are introduced and developed in DEXTEROUS DEXTER 01, 02 and 03. This current series chronicles Dexter's travels in Mexico and Central America. For readers' convenience, most Spanish language speech and signals are presented in loose English translation.
If you haven't read the previous episodes, you won't get this one, other than the sex, of course.
DEXTER GOES SOUTH #3 - SO FAR AND YET SO NEAR, August-September 1972
I rode the low coastal segment of the Pan-American Highway northwest from Guatemala to Tehuantepec. The tropical Pacific coast was just as humid and miserable as the tropical Atlantic and Gulf coasts had been.
Clearing Mexican customs required a slightly larger bribe than had my other border crossings. My Central America (C.A.) license plates and nurtured Guatemalan accent helped keep the
mordita
low, I am sure.
I stayed overnight in a Zapotec village near Tehuantepec city. Zapotec Indian culture is matriarchal; women rule, sex is loose, gentle men are considered normal -- the exact opposite of Latino machismo. Yes, cocksucking occurred. No, I will not describe it. There are some cultural secrets I just will not reveal.
I crawled up steep cactus-filled desert mountains to the high valley of Oaxaca (wah-HAH-kah). I passed through Mitla, the self-proclaimed MEZCAL CAPITOL OF THE WORLD. In wine country, wine-tasting rooms are everywhere. In Mitla, mezcal-tasting rooms abound. Every distilled batch has its own distinct flavor. I love it.
The
Tres Mujares
(Three Women) distillery was a hole-in-the-wall backyard operation run by an old woman, her daughter, and granddaughter. Their mezcal had the greatest flavor! But these women were rather aloof.
I sat at a table on the sidewalk outside my posada, with a single candle, a bottle of Tres Mujares mezcal, and a small glass, just sipping the delightful brew, and watching the stars in the moonless sky. Marimba music echoed softly down a side lane. Dogs slunk in the shadows.
An Indian woman in a long white dress and brightly patterned shawl walked along the sidewalk and stopped near me. She carried a woven carpetbag. She looked to be maybe twenty-four years old, maybe Zapotec, maybe not. "May I please sit with you? I am Salma."
I stood, grabbed a chair from the other table, and gestured. "Mucho gusto, Salma. Please call me Dextro."
"May I have a taste of your drink?" I slid my glass to her. She took a sip, placed the glass between us.
"I saw you ride your motorcycle into town earlier. Are you staying here, Dextro? Are you going anywhere?"
"I am riding north from Guatemala. I am only in Mitla for tonight. Maybe I will see the ruins tomorrow."
I sipped. She sipped. She looked up at the stars, then into the candle, then into my face.
"I live in Oaxaca. I came here to visit my sister for a few days. Her filthy husband, the drunken bastard son of a rabid whore and a syphilitic armadillo, threw me out. I want to go back home. I will stay with you just for tonight if you will ride me to Oaxaca tomorrow. I will not get too drunk." She sipped again.
"I would be happy to share my roof with you tonight, Salma. Do you have any luggage or other clothes?"
Salma lifted her carpetbag. "This is all I need to travel. I admit that I probably need to bathe."
"We will both shower and get clean, Salma. But a little later, please. I want to enjoy the stars."
We sat and sipped and chatted in the small circle of candlelight under the immense night sky. I told her my basic story. She told me hers: Small-town girl, went to the big city, worked in a chocolate warehouse, lived with two female cousins, had a boyfriend she was going to dump, had a vain desire to see the world.
The space-cold Orion constellation glared down on us. We went inside the posada to my room, showered, fell into bed. I kissed Salma's face, her firm body, her lovely breasts, her feet, her strong calves and thighs, her smoky vulva. She cried out.
Salma pulled me into a sensuous 69. Her torso raised on her knees to give my hands access. She entertained my cock. My tongue and fingers intruded and inhabited her cunt. She cried again, then sucked me more forcefully. I came like a draft horse, my hands cupping her breasts, feeling her nipples hard in my palms while I filled her mouth with my semen.
Salma stayed atop me. My tongue filled her vagina. Her gentle sucking revived my cock. She rolled off me and kissed my mouth. We shared our mixed flavors. I sat up, pulled her into my lap, her thighs atop mine. She slid onto my cock, wrapped her arms and legs around me, frenched me again, our tongues dancing the mouth mambo. We moved gently against each other. Her breasts sashayed delightfully across my chest.
Salma laid on her back and pulled me atop her. "Fuck me now," she whispered, "fuck me hard. Make me live."
The preliminaries were over. I pounded her mercilessly. She cried several times. I roared for a long time. My orgasm exploded from my cock and rippled through her body like a sensuous shockwave.
We slept, still entangled, like exhausted missionaries. I eventually fell off her. She snored. I snored also.
I awoke at dawn with her kissing my face. My sleepy mouth kissed her in return. We fucked, long and slow.
We toileted, and showered again, then fell back into bed. We just held each other close, and talked.
"Oh Dextro, you are a good man. I wish I could take you home with me. I can't, my cousins would not allow it. I wish I could ride away north with you. I can't, I must remain here, for my family. I wish you could remain here, but you can't, you have places to go, things to do. Why is everything so difficult? Why is the world so crazy? Why can't we have the simple things we love and want?" Salma did not cry, not quite.
I had no answer but my own body, molded into hers.
We rode north to Oaxaca City and I dropped Salma near her home. She touched my face and walked away.