Do You Wanna Dance
By Jay Cameron
Friday night, the ritual. Every Friday night it has become a ritual to meet up with some friends and have a good time. A little drinkin', a little dancin', and a whole lot of fun.
When everyone agrees on a place, we call an Uber and leave the cars in the garage. Better safe than sorry. That's not really true. One night I had so much to drink, I ended up leaving a huge mess in my best friend's car. I still don't think he has forgiven me. The cleaning bill was over a hundred bucks.
My wife and I have been married four years. We both work hard and when the end of the workweek gets here, we want to play hard.
Just in case you're wondering, my knockout of a wife is just an inch over five feet tall and built like a brick shithouse. I paid for some of those bricks; the ones that sick out from her chest. Not too big, but they do catch an eye or two, and they feel really nice in your mouth and hands. Oh, I almost forgot, her name is Jill, not Jillian, but Jill. The words 'honey' and 'babe' are solely for me.
Me, on the other hand, I'm Michael. I answer to almost anything. I've been called, shithead, asshole, dipshit, muther fucker, even, hey you, and once in a while someone will call me, Mike. Not to worry, I answer to anything as long as I know I'm not going to get the shit kicked out of me for doing something stupid. I have an above average pecker, and as far as I know, I've never left a girl hanging for want of a chart-topping orgasm.
If I gave you all the names of the party crowd, you'd just get confused. We all went to school together. None of us went to college, and only one new guy married into the group. He's a smart ass that went to community college and learned everything there is to learn in the world. I just call him 'The Prick.' He married a Prom Princess, and the way he talks, you would think she's the Queen. She is pretty; okay, she's a knockout, but she's' got no tits.
If you're reading this, and don't fully comprehend the mind of the workin' man. The poor sap that carries his lunch in a metal box and pulls at his dick all day. I just want you to know that men talk, and we talk a lot about sex. We talk about who is fucking whom, and if their wife knows, or even if the husbands know who is dicking his wife on the side. Every time we sit down for lunch or take a break from the mundane crap, we have to do to carry home a paycheck; we talk. It would be better to say we lie. The one that tells the biggest lie is the winner of not a damn thing.
It was one of those ordinary, I am bored out of my ass days, that 'The Prick," Chuck, or Charlie, or Charles made a Freudian slip. We ask him if he had a preference for Friday night? And he said that he couldn't go because his wife had a date that night. Well, I'll tell you right now you could have heard a mouse fart, that room got so quiet. There were five of us, and we all heard ole Chuckles say the very same thing and we all had the same reaction. Maybe not the same reaction, but I bet every one of us started to get a woody.
You see, Chuck had probably one of the finest, hottest wives in the whole damn plant. If it ever crossed your mind about 'maybe' fucking that woman ... let me put it this way, she could turn a fudge-packer into pussy eater in two heartbeats.
When Friday night rolled around, we had decided to go out of town to a big dance club about forty minutes away. Since we were going so far, I was elected to be the designated driver. Besides my wife and I had the only SUV that would handle eight people. Well, it was a little crowded.
The live band had already started, and the booze was flowing. Some yahoo I didn't know, came to our table and ask my wife if she would like to dance. I lied to her and said I had a bum ankle and for her to go get it. Well, she did just that. I don't think her ass hit the chair the rest of the night.
Every few minutes there was some fool asking me if I was going to be okay. Hell yes, I could drive, there wasn't a damn thing wrong with my ankle. I kept telling them it was my left ankle, and I don't need that to drive anyway.
Finally, they announced the last call, and our group was beginning to head for the exit. I started limping toward the door, when it dawned on me that I was limping with my right ankle. I made a few adjustments, and before, I think, anyone noticed, I was out the door and crossing the parking lot, leaning heavily on my trusted wife; still complaining about the pain I was suffering.
We hit the road, if you can call it that, after squeezing seven drunks into the once attractive seats of my wife's SUV.