Young Andrew
The hot water of the shower cascading over my aching body seemed to help as I leaned against the wall, I didn't care that the wall tiles felt cold when my back initially touched them, I was too worn out and disheveled to flinch. I opened my thighs to feel the sting of hot water on my well used and maybe slightly bruised vaginal area. The water caught in my greying bush and slowly trickled down over a swollen but completely sated part of my body that hadn't been touched in years, that is up until three hours ago.
I wasn't sure whether to be proud or disgusted at myself for allowing his young muscular body to take me again and again, it was as though his testicles continually reproduced enough semen to fill me each time. He was kind, and while he wasn't always gentle, he was never abusive, asking if I was okay each time we'd finish with another load of his seemingly endless supply of sperm filling my vagina. He was unstoppable, or so it seemed, I had visions of the Energizer Bunny running through my head.
How can a man, young or old, cum four times in a three-hour period? I might also ask how a sixty-year-old brown skinned lady of impeccable reputation could allow this young white boy to pound her puss hour after hour with nothing but short breaks in between. I marveled at his having ejaculated four times in three hours, in contrast I lost count of how many waves of orgasmic bliss flooded my body, the climaxes were so powerful they made my toes curl. We lay side by side following his fourth ejaculation when he sighed disappointedly.
"I'm sorry Miss Evans, I mean Beth, I don't have any more left. It'll take me a few hours before I can do it again. Will that be alright?"
My mind was whirling, "will that be alright?" Thank God he had run out of steam and semen, I was concerned he was going to pummel my body until he put me in a wheelchair. With my hand on his cheek I responded breathlessly.
"Yes Andrew, that will be just fine. I need to shower and get some sleep, you should sleep as well young man."
I hadn't always been of good reputation and respected throughout the community. I started out in a large city right after high school singing back up with several different bands, I was on the road nearly all year every year. I was the latest hot young thing and found myself flattered that even with all the groupies who regularly frequented the rockers beds they would often do the same with me. In the beginning I resisted the booze and drugs, but like anything else, as time goes by you begin to lower your standards. I was never much of a drinker, but I did like the nose candy and sex, lots of sex.
One can only last a given amount of time in an environment like that, thankfully I saw the folly of my ways after fifteen months, got myself back in school and graduated with a degree in music. That degree brought me to this smaller mid-western town called Mayville where I taught for thirty years having recently retired. Though the population was just under six thousand I still referred to it as a small town in comparison to the large city I had grown up in.
When it came to the night life scene in my new town and job I had already been there and done that, it was not hard ignoring the offers of booze, dates, a little weed, or anything else they tried to tempt me with. I say "they" meaning all the unmarried and married men who wanted to bed a "black" girl. In my mind I'd already been laid by some of the best, what exactly were the locals going to give me that I hadn't already had? On the rare occasion that I did need to get laid I still knew my way to the city and where an easy pick up might be.
Within five years of my being at Mayville I was able to buy an older two-story home. I immediately divided it into two apartments with me on the lower half and a renter in the upper. I had outdoors covered stairs installed along with an entrance into the upstairs kitchen. The original staircase in the interior stayed in place but locked from my side of the door at the top of the stairs. Renting out the upper flat brought in enough income to pay the mortgage, which prompted me to raise the roof on the unattached garage and install a second apartment.
With the added income I paid off a thirty-year mortgage in eight years, every penny I didn't need for living and my emergency fund went against the mortgage. Through the years I'd had single men and women rent my apartments, at one time I had a newly married couple rent the upper flat for three years, I was disappointed to see them go. When I was younger I had been propositioned many times by both men and women who rented from me, it was easy to turn them down. I was enjoying the fact that I was held in high regard by those in the community, they didn't know my past and I saw no reason why they should.
I'd known young Edward since he was a boy. Raised by a single mom, as early as eight years of age he would show up at my door after every snowstorm wanting to shovel my walk for five dollars and my drive for another seven. In the summer he'd be asking if he could mow the lawn, by the time he was twelve he didn't need to ask any longer, he simply showed up and took care of things. If I wasn't going to be home to pay him I left an envelope taped to the back door with his name on it. I knew he didn't have much, his mom was the receptionist at one of the urgent care clinics and made enough to keep them afloat but not much more.
Tragedy struck their home and our community during Andrews senior year, his mom was diagnosed with advanced pancreatic cancer, not wanting to ruin her son's eighteenth birthday she didn't tell him of her diagnosis until after his birthday had passed. There was no celebration, no party, not even a special meal at a restaurant as was their custom on his birthday. His mother was able to hold on until after his graduation, what he didn't know prior was that all those years she had been putting money into a fund for his secondary education, which included a housing allowance.
Edward was never what one would call popular, he had a few friends but very few, he was shy and withdrawn, always feeling as though he was a second-class citizen because he had little to nothing. He had no extended family he knew of beyond an aunt somewhere in California. He never knew his father or paternal grandparents, his maternal grandparents were gone, young Edward was on his own. It was on a warm sunny Sunday afternoon that I heard a knock on my back door.
"Oh, hi Edward, is it lawn day already? I thought you just did that."
"Hi miss Evans, no it's not lawn day yet. Do you still have an apartment for rent? I saw the ad on the grocery store bulletin board. Mom prepaid the rent through June, I'll have to move after that."
I invited him in where we sat talking over a lemonade. "Do you have a full-time job now Edward? I can give you a bit of a break if you do the lawn and snow removal, but I can't let you live here for nothing."
"I'm working for the county this summer, making sure the county parks are clean, bathrooms scrubbed weekly, cleaning campsites so they're ready for new campers. Mostly boring stuff but I need a job, I'll make enough to cover rent and then when I start tech school in the fall I'll have the housing allowance from my education fund. It's more than what you charge for rent, I'll be okay, and I have mom's Corolla so transportation is covered."
Both of my apartments were furnished, he wouldn't need any more than cooking utensils and other incidentals, all of which he had after his mother's death. Always the loner he couldn't find a friend to help him move, he'd had a huge lawn sale to get rid of all the old furniture and other large items he had, but still had a dozen or more boxes to move. I agreed to help him move the lighter ones, he was more than happy to haul the heavier stuff. The first of July, the day he moved in, was a Saturday, I invited him down to have supper with me, nothing fancy, pork chops on the grill and oven baked potatoes.
He excused himself after helping in the kitchen, there were things he needed to put away and didn't want it to be an all-day Sunday job. I texted him just after nine the next morning, I could hear him rummaging around and wondered if he'd eaten anything for breakfast.
Me:
Andrew have you had breakfast?
Andrew:
No ma'am, I need to get groceries today.
Me:
Come on down, I'll make something for you and then we'll go to the store together.