For years Erika had been to a nude beach without any trouble. Her husband had no taste for spectacle, so she usually went alone. He offered her a ride, wished her luck, and gave her such a playful look, as if she was going to have an orgy with 20 college studs.
That's not funny, she protested. Nude beaches were not about sex; they were places to relax and be closer to nature. People were all very respectful. One never stared at the wrong places. It was all about the freedom, the inclusiveness, and, and... not about SEX!
Of course her husband knew. Erika was sexually cold, so he loved to tease her and savor how she tried to frantically get around the topic. He watched her get out of the car in her towel and bathing suit.
"Don't forget your book." It was her anniversary gift. She had been wanting to read it forever, and he got it for her.
She thanked him and grabbed it from the seats. He waited for her to clear the parking lot and drove away. A moment later she arrived at her favorite spot, a cool corner under a bending palm tree, away from the rowdy crowd. She took off her clothes.
Lying upon a warm towel, Erika began to read her new book, with no synthetic fabrics driving a wedge between her thighs. She felt sorry for those like her hubby who never got to experience it. The sea breeze was gentler than a lover's caress. She opened her legs a little without realizing.
Such an undisturbed peace was hard to find these days, she thought.
Undisturbed, that is to say, until a young man decided to settle down not far from where Erika was. At first it looked like a short rest, but after a five minutes there was no sign of him leaving. He was messing around, burying himself in the sand.
It was an unusual situation, she concluded. With all the space out here, why did he have to come here and pitch himself right in her view? Then she saw his peepee. 'Substantial' was an understatement. It was literally hanging between his thighs. She felt bad for whoever was lucky enough to be his bedmate.
Erika was too settled in her own languid pose to stage a protest, not that she had any right to, just because he came a little too close, and that he was, well, BLACK. This was after all a nude beach, she assured herself. No need to get too sensitive.
Still, it didn't help that the stranger was facing right towards her. Every time Erika felt like being watched, she glanced and found the young man minding his own business. His dark skin glistered in the sun as if oiled, but his soles were pale like hers. He was submerging his body inch by inch into the white sand.
Erika thought she was going mad. The man seemed to show no interest in her, yet his every movement felt like a performance aimed to grab her attention. She couldn't explain it, but she knew it was real. It distressed her so much that she found it impossible to read anymore.
What could he possibly want from her? Did he seek attention? The stranger was slowly disappearing into his self-dug grave. Perhaps he was some sort of an artist; better, some clown. He must be quite proud of himself, thinking he was quite smart now, being such a moron!
Erika took a deep breath. She shall not be angry. She was enjoying her life, and no one would stop her. She put on her sunglasses. The world around her zoned out. Now, time to move past the line she had been stuck on for the last several minutes...
***
Her patience prevailed. Her book was about vampires, her favorite theme. The hero, having escaped from America, and killed his mentor who turned him, searched for the origin of his species in the Old World but to littler avail. Everywhere he went, he found only mindless monsters with an animalistic craving for carnage and blood.
All hopes were lost, he thought about suicide, but then he decided to go to Paris, and found a whole city of intelligent vampires like himself. They had congregated and formed a secret society. He became a great favorite, and lived in peace, until one day his mentor showed up undead and exposed what he did in America...
Suddenly, something curious moved in the edge of Erika's vision. She looked up and gasped.
The man had disappeared, as if becoming one with the sand. Where he used to be, a black monolith had emerged and stood up on its own. Its phallic shape was unmistakable. Its skin was covered in shiny white specks of sand.
She couldn't see the rest of his body or his face, but he was certainly alive, judging by that raging boner.
Erika panicked and looked around. In the distance, other nudists scattered along the beach. It was just herself and the exhibitionist here. No one else was going to walk by and notice an erect black penis in the sand. The message was clear: it was meant for her, and her alone.
What blatant harassment this was - he had done this place a disgrace! A total lack of boundary and respect for human decency! This is a decent place for decent people! Go back to wherever you're from and don't ever show your face again!
As she screamed these disparagement in her head, feeling quite good and righteous about herself, Erika realized she was staring nonstop at the black cock. A visceral reaction kicked in, and she almost threw up.
In truth she was terrified by the male sex, and this one in the sand was straight up nightmare fuel. Now that the penis was visually disassociated from the man who owned it, it looked like an one-eyed wyvern about to breathe fire and rip her to pieces. Her head felt dizzy and her throat dry and tight.
Erika swallowed hard and attempted to continue reading. Through a mechanical insistence she turned the pages, but the plot was not registering at all. Before long, her eyes grew a mind of their own and started to wander.
She found herself looking at it again. Her headache had lessened. The penis was still enormous but less menacing. Rather, it seemed to command her respect, like a proud black general receiving a standing ovation. She didn't know why, but she had to look at the erection, and to begin imagining naughty things she could do with it.
Erika had no idea how long this trance had lasted. What was wrong with her? Why couldn't she look away? Her book slipped from her hands and dropped unto the sand. The penis was pointing in the sky, and every so often throbbing in the breeze, as if nodding at her.