EE-105 Two Against the World
Two Against the World
El Dorado Editions
EE-105
Peter Pepper
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Excerpt
Salim smiled, anticipation soaring, as he watched the intensity in Karl’s bright, peering eyes.
He let his cock flop heavily from his hand to dangle and sway between his wide-stanced thighs, bouncing heavily against the barricade of tight-scrotumed, cockbase-caressing balls.
Karl swallowed, his head spinning, his body filled with an unfamiliar raging fire. “Come, young friend. Slip out of that gown and be comfortable and free.”
Karl blinked, seeming to travel back a long way from whatever thoughts had claimed him, and he looked up into Salim’s dark, liquid eyes.
“I can’t. I don’t think I should swim… that way…”
He pointed obliquely at the pool, eyes never leaving the hypnotizing beauty of Salim’s dark gaze.
“But why? Surely, as guest of honor it is your right to do as you please… within certain boundaries, of course?”
“Oh, yes. Yes, it’s my party, but I couldn’t.”
His attention was distracted, and he couldn’t help looking down again, as Salim resumed tactile possession of his own massive equipment, taking hold of his long, thick cock again, squeezing it lightly, as though it were an unconscious gesture, but Karl couldn’t help wondering if he weren’t deliberately teasing him.
“Surely there can be nothing wrong with you that you must remain sheathed so completely. You are not deformed? Or scarred? Or covered with animal fur? Or… perhaps you prefer that your guests remain unaware that nature has cheated you?”
He looked alarmed, and Karl was sure that he believed that last part—about him being shortchanged. It angered him, and set him in motion, bending over, grasping awkwardly at the bottom of the floor-length caftan, fumbling it upward, and then, in better control, whipping it up and over his head to billow through the air and then settled, a cloud of white, twinkling brightly with its encrusting jewels, off somewhere on the manicured lawn.
“Aha. So, you really have no reason to hide yourself from appreciative eyes. I thought not, but it was difficult to believe that modesty alone would keep you enshrouded, particularly here.”
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