My partner, Samuel, while a strong-willed character who had attracted me at a HIV support seminar the previous year, had proved to possess a short stout cock. Although it allowed him to give me quite powerful clittoral orgasms, he never reached my depths. I still hungered for his cock to titillate my cervical entrance and make me come. I enjoyed those orgasms more but Samuel could never supply me with them.
But when I was introduced to his cousins, almost all whom were much taller than he, I began to wonder about stories I had heard that a tall slender man had a long cock. I became an ardent crotch-watcher at these family events, but this neither confirmed nor contradicted this theory of mine.
One August Jasper was at the gathering. He was yet another cousin of my partners who had been in America for ten or so years and had returned. I was told that he had gone on the grounds that his wife had played and won the green Card lottery so they had all gone as a family. But for some years there had been tremendous strain between himself and his wife. Now he was back home without any hope of going back there. He was therefore single again, which normally would have been of no interest for me.
What caught my eye was his crotch as he sat legs wide apart, a stance he seemed to like. I caught sight of his cock lying against his left thigh. It seemed to come a long way down. I began to think that my theory was indeed true; he was taller than most people I knew, even among his cousins. The scientific side of my mind wanted to test the theory on Jasper, though logic said that to be a completely reliable test, I would have to look at quite a few cousins. I felt, nevertheless, that I had to do Jasper whatever the cost.
Then suddenly without warning, he delivered himself into my hands. Taking my phone number from Samuel, he called me with a simple request.
"Sam tells me you are a big thing at the Railways?"
"Oh, I only run the admin side of things," I said.
"That could be very good for me. You know, my father worked for that corporation for many years. I think of myself as a railway kid. I would like to volunteer my services to the Railways, at the same time helping my new cousin out."
"What are your strengths?" I fell into my HR groove effortlessly.
"I worked in the IT industry for many years in training and support. I also did a spot of programming."
At that point in time we were in the process of upgrading our traffic scheduling systems to accommodate the newly completed SGR line all the way from the coast. We needed to schedule the arrival and departure of goods trains on both the century-old meter gauge line and the SGR one. The container terminals at both ends had the two lines run through them. Additionally the inland depot recently completed had both lines running through it. Thus there was need to harmonize traffic flow, calling for additional programming.
"I would have a problem with payments since everything has to go through the scrutiny of the finance people. 'Bean counters' I call them."
Jasper chuckled at this then reminded me that he had said 'volunteer'. "No cost to you or to the Railways. I am giving back since I was brought up on Railway money. Besides I start off with a rich heritage of knowledge about the running of the Railways."
I could see immediate advantages of having him on my team in the office. Then of course he would be within my clutches for seduction. "Allow me to look over my project oversight. I can already see a few slots where I can fit you."
"Superb!" He rang off.
Within a few days I had set out an anteroom in my office with a desk and chair. Jasper preferred to work on his own iMac rather than our computers. Little did I know what effect this was to have on the systems project.
He arrived one morning, connected his computer in such a short time that the systems people I had asked to come and assist him were only needed to configure the network after he had set it up. They could not believe that a computer could come out of the box and be up on the desk ready to work in that kind of time. Once he had access to the network he dipped into the Oracle databases. The version of Oracle on his Mac appeared so advanced that he could build code much faster than on the one our systems people used. He explained to me that we would need to upgrade to the latest versions and offered to help us. The 'bean counters' proved to be our undoing, saying the budgets could not absorb such an expense. I was infuriated at this, yet there was nothing I could do. I encouraged him to pop in to my office at any time if he had any query.
Meanwhile Jasper was running rings around the programming guys, much to their embarrassment. To mollify the head of software development he offered to show the junior programmers some tricks within Oracle to ease their work. He spent two mornings running a short seminar on PL/SQL and Forms showing them features that they may have known existed but had never used. Now he showed them how these gave them new ways of performing their jobs more efficiently.
One morning the said head came to my office to give me these tidings. "I could accomplish double the work in the same time if only I had two people like this man," nodding in the direction of the anteroom, "rather than the six I now have. Think how much we would save in salaries."
So it seemed Jasper had lied to me about having done "a spot" of programming. He was a veritable guru!
During this time I would take him to lunch at the staff canteen, enjoying his company both on the way there, during the lunch and on the way back. I found that he had so many fun facts at his fingertips about many places in the world. But he could also regale me with stories about the early days of the Railways. For example during its construction there was a faction in parliament in London who were deathly opposed to its building, saying it was going nowhere and as to its use nobody could see. They were to christen it the Lunatic Express, a phrase I had heard, but did not know its origins or meaning. One morning for some reason he came to tell me he needed some information about the container terminal in the port of Mombasa. "Who can answer a few questions I have?"
There proved to be nobody in HQ and even when we phoned Mombasa people nobody could give him all the information he wanted.
"Sorry, buddy you have to go down there yourself." I inclined my head. "I can arrange tickets and accommodation at our hostel."
"Wonderful! I need to see the flow of containers from shipside to being loaded on the train."