Friday, June 4, 2010

The Cop

Last week, someone asked me via formspring.me whether I’d had sex with a police officer or not. When I replied I had, naturally I got several people asking to hear about it. Because in these post-Village People days, what self-respecting gay guy hasn’t wanted to have sex with a policeman?

In the summer between my junior and senior years of college, I stayed in the little town where I was attending college. Williamsburg is a Virginia tourist attraction known for both Colonial Williamsburg and the Busch Gardens theme park, and its summer months could be absolute madness. I’d been putting myself through school by working in an ice cream store that was so swamped during tourist season that they were more than happy to have me stick around and work nights.

There wasn’t much to Williamsburg. The college and Colonial Williamsburg abut each other like conjoined twins, tied by a long, straight umbilical cord of a road to the interstate some miles away. Along that road were businesses and hotels, including my ice cream store. And way out past the outskirts of town was the little apartment that I and my junior-year roommate were subletting together.

I didn’t have a car in those days. (I didn’t have a car until I was in graduate school.) I did have my ten-speed bike, though, and a sturdy pair of legs. I’d bike several miles down to campus in the mornings, where I’d hang out in the campus center and whore in the restrooms. In the afternoons I’d head to the ice cream store, where I’d work until ten before biking home and doing it all again the next day.

One night after work I was biking down Richmond Road, the long commercial stretch of fast food chains and old-persons’ cafeterias, when I was hit by a car. It wasn’t as dire as it sounded. When I happened to bike in front of the Arby’s driveway, a tourist from Maryland nosed out too far in the road, rammed my ankle, and sent me sprawling. Luckily there was very little traffic at that time of night, and I had presence of mind enough to fall toward the sidewalk and not out in the middle of the road.

The tourist, apparently feeling she was doing the right thing, slammed on her accelerator and took off. I sat on the curb and checked first my leg, which throbbed a little but which wasn’t in bad condition or anything. I’d just begun to look over my bike when I heard the whoop of a siren. When I looked up, a police car had pulled up in front of me. “Don’t go anywhere!” called the cop inside. Then he, too, went roaring off with his siren blaring.

I don’t think I thought I was in trouble, though the possibility crossed my mind. After all, it wasn’t me that the cop was chasing. Under the streetlights I obediently waited. By the time he returned a few minutes later, I’d determined that everything was fine with my bicycle. The cop blocked the entire right lane with his vehicle and got out to talk to me. “Couldn’t get her,” he said, putting both his hands on his hips.

He was a stocky man in his early forties, tending more to chubby than to muscular. He was also a good foot shorter than I, and wore his hair in that style Virginia men of a certain middle age used to, back in the day—severe part on one side, a swoop of hair over the forehead, trimmed to within an inch of its life. A gold band decorated his ring finger. “You okay?”

“I’m fine,” I said.

With a little prompting, I explained that I worked at the ice cream store down the street and that I was just biking back to my apartment. “These out-of-towners are crazy,” he said, shaking his head. “You gotta be careful. I wouldn’t want my kid biking on this road. Listen. I’m going to follow you home. Just to make sure you’re okay. Got it?”

There wasn’t really much I could do. I shrugged, struggled back into my backpack, and biked home with a police escort. The entire way back he kept his light flashing and stayed a good ten feet behind me. I pulled off into my parking lot and thought that would be the end of it, but it wasn’t until I reached my apartment door that he tooted his horn, waved at me out the window, and drove off. I went inside and thought no more about it.

Until, that is, until the next night. Biking home from work again, I passed the same Arby’s and nearly had a heart attack when a car came barreling out of the drive just seconds after I’d passed. It wasn’t a tourist, though. It was a police car, and driving it was the very same cop who’d followed me home the night before. He nodded at me without any real friendliness on his face as he drove by, and then pulled off. He’d drive up to some waypoint and wait for me, then when I’d pass, he’d drive by again and wait somewhere. All the way home he leapfrogged me, until we were in my parking lot. Then he waved, spoke to someone on his radio, and drove off.

I had a night off after that, but part of me wondered if my policeman was waiting for me at Arby’s again. The next time I drove home, he answered the question for me by meeting me in the parking lot of the ice cream store. His squad car had been idling, the entire time he'd waited for me. When I stepped out of the back door, he flicked his lights twice to greet me.

I walked up to the driver's side and said hi through the window. "I'll be okay," I said to him. "Really. You don't have to follow me home every night."

"It's my duty," he said. When he stared at me, it was with an intensity I recognized. He was attempting to be casual, but I wasn't fooled.

He wasn't an attractive man, in a traditional sense. There was something sexual about him, though. With his gruff voice, his barrel chest, his paws, and his air of easy authority, I was kind of mesmerized. He was masculine and protective. All I could really think was that I felt like the prostitute of Blondie's "X Offender," pledging her body to the officer who arrested her: "When I get out, there's no doubt I'll be sex offensive to you."

"I've never had an accident before the other night. Really," I assured him. It was night, so I was fairly confident he couldn't see how deeply I was reddening, but I looked up and away, anyway.

"If I had a boy like you," he said in low tones, "I'd be worried about him. Out at night. On the roads. Alone."

Said in a different way, the words could have come off as creepy and serial killer-like. The way the cop said them, they gave me an instant erection. I laughed it off and unlocked my bike, and began the trip home.

I waited for the officer when I reached my sublet. As I expected, he pulled his car into the parking lot and watched while I locked up my bicycle. "Thanks again," I said, walking over to his car. "As usual."

"No problem. As usual." Though I expected him to pull off and get back to work, he stayed in his car, staring at me levelly. His fingers tapped against the outside of his door. "So," he said at last. "You live with a girlfriend?"

I colored deeply again. My erection, which had withered on the bike home, sprang back to life. "No," I told him. Before he could ask anything else, I supplied, "A roommate."

He nodded, as if he'd expected that. "So the other night, I checked out this place around the back of these apartments," he said, staring still. "It's real quiet. You want to see it?"

My heart beat like timpani. I knew exactly what he was asking, and knew I'd heard correctly. I might even have known it was coming. Still, I couldn't help but respond with stunned shock. "Yeah," I said, with the ghost of a voice. "Sure."

After I'd hopped into his front seat and allowed him to drive me around the apartment complex, the back of which was indeed dark and quiet, we sat in his car staring forward. His fingers now drummed on his thighs. After what seemed like an eternity, he cleared his throat. "I'm married."

I'd known that, by the ring. "All right," I said.

"Shit, I got two little girls at home." I didn't know how to reply to the confession. "Okay. Here's the thing. I never had no boy before."

When he made that announcement, his voice was as choked with worry as mine had been. I looked over in surprise, to find him trying to assess me. His eyes darted away. I had the realization then that as nervous and excited as I was, his anxiety was even higher. I'd thought we'd come back to this dark spot so that he could ravish me. Now I realized that I was going to have to be the seducer. Once I grasped that notion, my own nerves disappeared. "It's okay," I told him, softly. I reached out and put my hand on his.

He flinched slightly, but let me rub my palm up and down the thatch of hair growing on his forearm. "Unzip," I suggested. After a moment, he obeyed.

His dick was thick, short, meaty, and already hard--a knob of flesh with an unwashed scent. He wasn't dirty, but his tool had obviously been lying unused all day. When I took it all in my mouth and began to suck, he gasped, then groaned. I felt his hand rest gently on the back of my head, almost as if he were afraid to touch me back. With my free hand, I pulled his fingers hard against my skull, to show him it was all right. His digits twined with my hair, and began to control the rise and fall as I sucked.

I slobbered greedily over his dick, aware of the steering wheel digging into my shoulders, and the bulges and sharp corners of the objects hanging from his belt bruising my clavicle. Beneath the fabric, his radio occasionally sparked and flared with noise, but the only sounds he made were of soft sighs and the occasional grunt. I hummed with pleasure as I sucked that dick, breathing in a whiff of masculine sweat every time my nose his his pubic hair.

When he came, which was shortly after I began to suck, he did so with a shout and a cry of, "I'm gonna let it loose . . . you gonna take it? You gonna take it?" I answered by plunging my head down to the root and letting him hold my head there while he unleashed spurt after spurt of semen. He tasted sour, and slightly like lemons, and bleach, but I swallowed him all. For a moment I remained down on his dick. When it began to soften, I sat back up again.

I didn't know what his reaction would be, after his first blow job from a guy. Would he kick me out? Would he call me names? I'd been with straight men before who'd verbally abused me after the act, so that they could feel better about themselves and what they'd done.

The cop didn't do any of those things, though. Instead, he sat there in the dark parking lot with his dick still flopping down beneath his belly, and rubbed his hand over his belly. "Shit," he said at last. Then he turned his head and looked at me. "So. Do you do that fucking up the butthole thing, too?"

The next time we met, which was a couple of nights later in the same spot, we did the fucking up the butthole thing. I had to teach him to get me wet and to slick up his dick, and that he didn't have to treat me as if I were made of glass. After the first few times, he began to get into the man sex—he could pound away at my ass like the best of them. He wasn't much for the dirty talk, but every time he came in my hole, he'd tell me something like, "I'm making babies in you, boy."

This is what I think about when I think about my police officer: those hot and humid Virginia summer nights, the rise and fall of cicada cries, the smell of sweat, and the weight of my cop's body as he pressed hard into me and grunted: "Making my babies in you."

32 comments:

  1. Steaming hot as I've cum to expect. I much prefer your writing to John Rechy though. Much more detail and much more sensual. He's very good ... you're just a hair better. For my tastes that is.

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  2. Clavicle ... I don't think every blogger could have pulled that out of their vocabulary. A master of the prose.

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  3. Clavicle! I don't think every blogger could have pulled that out of their vocabulary. Thanks for the excellent post.

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  4. Sammy Bear,

    You're very kind. I wouldn't have learned how to cruise as well (or as much) without Mr. Rechy, though. I appreciate the comparison a lot. Thank you.

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  5. Anonymous,

    Master of prose? Or master of anatomy? Perhaps I'm a very tiny bit of both. Thanks most humbly for your kind words.

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  6. Every gay boys fantasy, a cop. I want to be you when I grow up!

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  7. Evan, this would've been when I was all of 20! Not that I'm discouraging you from your career choice to be me, mind you.

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  8. Great reminiscence as always. Now of course we need to know if you had sex with a cowboy, soldier, American Indian, constuction worker and leatherman.

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  9. GH Fan,

    Leatherman, certainly. Soldier, yes. Native American, yes (though he wasn't in a feathered headdress). If you konw any cowboys or construction workers, send them my way so I can have a Village People Sex Bingo.

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  10. Much better than my cop story. He just looked up my cell number and started texting me after a traffic stop (he let me off with a warning). ;) we did hook up a few times though while he was on duty. There's just something about that uniform!

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  11. Jomo,

    I think any cop who'd start texting you after a traffic violation is kind of stalkery AND hot. How did his first text run? "Hi, this is the cop who stopped U, want 2 go out?"

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  12. At the risk of sounding like I'm fawning, thanks to you there are new stains on my jock. That is all.

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  13. Wow.. once again another great story.. I've always had a fantasy of getting it on with a hot cop in uniform... You've got such a great way with words.. wish I could write that well!!

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  14. I work in Williamsburg, wish I could get a hot cop to lust after me like yours did ;-)

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  15. You described your cop as not being attractive in the traditional sense - but one of the things I always like so much about you and your writing is the way you find and appreciate the sexiness in a wide range of men, even those whose appeal might be overlooked by someone less perceptive and discerning. I got the feeling your cop always felt sexier after being with you, because you made him feel that way about himself.

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  16. I love that you know Blondie's "X Offender!"

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  17. Richard,

    And you're dropping off that jock strap at my place when, exactly?

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  18. Hmmm. I really wasted my time in the 'burg. Were you working at Perkits on Richmond Road?

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  19. NovaStorm,

    You're very kind. Thank you. I suppose in a way I've had over 20 years to think about this entry, however. It better have come out halfway decent.

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  20. Mark,

    I won't disagree with you. I think the police officer felt very sexy and alive whenever we played around together. He got to be a bad boy, I got to enjoy the pleasure of being his first boy, and I'd say it worked out fairly well.

    I wonder if I was his last boy, though? (Or if he was even telling the truth?)

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  21. Gavin,

    I have always been, and always will be, a huge Blondie fan. "X Offender" is a song I could perform backwards and forwards, while under the influence, while a cop in his badge and rubber boots yelled at me from insi-ee-die my cell.

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  22. Fella,

    I don't remember Perkits. I worked at High's, in the shopping center on Richmond Road. Great ice cream. Awful customers. Several years in that place confirmed that any job in which I had to be pleasant to people was not for me.

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  23. Jeff,

    The businesses of Richmond Road had changed so much, the last time I was in the 'Burg, that I didn't even recognize where I was, most of the time. I know High's is long gone. I'm pretty sure the Arby's is still there, though.

    And I know for a fact that the old campus center restrooms are still active.

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  24. Talk about a trip back in time.... Damn if I didn't think I was in the back of the Mt. Vernon Apartments. And you certainly nailed the atmosphere of Richmond Road, the College, the cafeteria restaurants, everything. Wow... I'm simply blown away again.

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  25. All right, rawhidetreat, you'll have to jog my memory. Which ones were the Mt. Vernon Apartments? I recognize the name, but I don't remember if that's the place I was subletting, or not.

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  26. head N on Richmond Road (ie, towards Richmond). turn left at Monticello Ave. (Williamsburg Shopping Center (Va. ABC store was there when I lived there)). on Monticello Ave. is Monticello Shopping Center. Mt. Vernon Apts are behind the Monticello Shopping Center (Garrison Drive is the first right on Monticello Ave. after you turn from Richmond Rd.; the main drag (so to speak) through the area is Mt. Vernon Ave. and the College shuttle ran on Mt. Vernon Ave. when I was there). it was (is) a pretty big development, mostly 2 story townhouse apartments. really popular with students, and an easy bike ride to the College or Colonial Williamsburg.

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  27. It's like Memory Lane from W&M!

    The cops haven't improved much, but Richmond Road and the shops in the area have made the long, slow climb into the 20th century. The basic facade is there, just new shops have moved in.

    Luckily for us, the Campus Center hasn't changed one bit. The same smell greets you as you wander into either the 1st floor or basement level restrooms, the mixture of bleach, cum, and sweet Virginia air. Summer was always slow traffic-wise, relegated to the errant alums who knew the score, tourists who'd read the walls, and locals who scoped out just the right stall to suit their particular need. Upstairs was for multiple quickie blowjobs and j/o sessions, downstairs was for the more serious sex, usually. I think I've sucked, fucked, been sucked and fucked on every floor of the Campus Center and some of my fondest memories are of the superhung French Professor with the 10" cock that loved having his cock sucked during the summer, the tanned former student that loved a good fingering while he blew a thick load down my ever-learning throat, and the travelling salesman who ate my quivering young hole to seven huge orgasms from every position imaginable in the basement restroom. Oh, and the Alumni party 3way was pretty hot, too.
    Maybe we've played in passing. I kinda hope we have. If not, I look forward to it one day.

    J1970

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  28. Rawhide,

    Ah, I know which ones you mean, now. I had friends who lived there after my freshman year.

    No, the ones I was subletting were way further out from town. In my day, the very last commercial establishment on Richmond Road was a Taco Bell on the left-hand side, leaving town. After that was just very tall trees, a dip in the road, and then a quarter of a mile later, the apartments where I was living, on the same side of the street as the Taco Bell.

    I imagine the commercial establishments have probably pushed their way out to the apartments by now, though. If they're still there.

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  29. J1970,

    Mmm, we both have fond memories of the super-hung French professor. I loved that guy. I wish I knew what became of him.

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  30. We had a common friend so his first text was asking me if I knew that friend. About 3000 text messages later. We met up.

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  31. oh
    my
    god

    i've been to williamsburg!

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  32. dccised,

    Are you a cop? Did you bang me?

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