Tony was sitting at his desk at the station, catching up on paperwork. He put his phone down, after leaving a text for Jason. He looked across the room at Cortez, who was processing a tearful woman she had just brought in. "A woman in the park?" he thought to himself. That was odd. Cortez had her usual stern but compassionate manner with the woman, which seemed to have a calming effect.
"Nobody in the park tonight, Solomon? On a Saturday night?" the Captain inquired with raised eyebrows.
"I had a few conversations, sir," Tony lied, "but nothing that could lead to arrest." The Captain eyed him silently. "Cortez arrested a woman, I see," the Captain added, nodding in her direction. "And yet you didn't see any men in the park..." the Captain knocked the desk a couple times and walked away.
Tony looked down at a scratch in the desk. He thought of all he had seen and heard that night in the park, and how the strength had just drained from him. He picked up his phone and texted Jason again: "Where are you?"
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His phone buzzed within the gymbag inside the locker, but Jason didn't hear it. He wasn't even at the gym, but two blocks away in the back of a warehouse which had been turned into clandestine club called Colors. The concrete floor was somewhat sticky on his knees, though he hardly noticed. The earbuds filled his ears with binaural beats that pulsed and guided the rhythm of his mouth on the cock he was sucking. Two other men stood around him in the glow of the red light, his hands on their cocks, gently pulling and twisting. He felt a strong hand on his head as the cock in his mouth hardened steadily, being thrust in and out, balls gently slapping his chin. Jason slackened his jaw and just took it in, silently moaning, his hands synchronizing in their stroking of the cocks they held and handled. He looked up and saw the eyes of one of the men looking at him intensely. The digital timer on the wall read 4:42, 4:41...
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"This new chip will be for your home arrest," Cortez said to me, holding up the little black rectangle she had retrieved from a machine. "Because of the current health order, we cannot keep you here. You will be returned to your home to await your court date."
I heard her, but I still felt like I was in not in reality. I've never even been inside a police station. I nodded dumbly.
"May I?" she asked, extending her hand toward my foot. I lifted my foot in compliance and she took my heel gently on her thigh. I giggled inadvertently, as her touch tickled. "I need to match the chip type you have." She examined the ankle monitor, removing and briefly inspecting the inner chip using a small tool that looked like an allen wrench.
She met my giggle with a questioning look, which softened when she realized she had tickled me. I thought I had seen a slight flush in her cheeks, which was fleeting.
"I will return you to your residence, then," she began, "so I can synchronize the new chip in your monitor with the scanner by your door." Her hand glided along my leg briefly as she let my foot go.
We walked out to the cruiser again, this time sans handcuffs. I felt like an animal sitting in the backseat, as in a cage, unable to leave except at the whim of my captor. I looked out the window as she pulled away from the station.
"You don't seem like the type that frequents the park," she said, making eye contact with me in the rearview mirror.
"Because I'm a woman?" I asked.
"That's part of it, yes," she answered. "But your...companion...tonight has quite a history. People like that don't..."
"Like what?" I interrupted, genuinely curious. Our eyes met in the mirror again, and I could see her think over her words carefully.
"Kilmead Drive," she said after a few minutes of silence, turning onto my street. I looked out the window, silently hoping neighbors weren't outside.
"Could you park a few houses down?" I asked. She didn't answer, but complied.
Nobody was out. The only sounds were of crickets and a neighbor's lawn sprinklers. There was a gentle breeze. The lights in my home were on timers, so everything looked normal from the outside. Or what was considered normal now. I placed the key in the lock and noticed her scent on the breeze. Subtle, but sweet and citrus. Like pomelo.
"I'll need you to stop just past your scanner when we enter your home," Cortez said. I closed the door as we walked into the entry. The scanner made a sound I've never heard before. Sort of a low screeching. I leaned against the back of the couch and she knelt down before me, coaxing my foot onto her thigh again. I giggled again from the tickle.
"Sorry," she said, with a hint of a smile. She opened a rear panel on the scanner and rested the new chip against a contact. I gazed over her as she did this, her hand gently cradling my heel on her thigh. Her shirt wasn't tight, but well-fitted, her surname bold on her chest above her heart. She had a lovely figure.
She closed the panel of the monitor, and guided my foot to the floor. Our eyes met before she stood up, and I felt my cheeks flush. She turned away, and I heard the ring of her phone. I pointed to the kitchen, and she nodded, answering it.
"Cortez," she said. I could see her looking at my bookshelf. I pulled out two mugs and started the kettle. I actually wanted a drink, but thought it better to wait.