EXCERPT:
I wake before the sun has checked in for the day and
scan the tent, noting my men still sleeping heavily. My morning ritual, at
least the days I have time to do it, requires a bit of privacy, and I make
certain I have it before I begin. Most of these clowns will just jerk it from
their cots in the middle of the night with the rest of us passed out around
them. There’s always been something odd about that to me. On a regular basis,
I've woken up to the sounds of heavy breathing and skin slapping skin, and it
pisses me the fuck off. If I’m not dog-tired, they’ll get a boot heaved in
their direction, aimed straight for the dick and with the express purpose of
putting them out of business for a while.
No, jackin’ the beanstalk in public
isn’t for me. Unfortunately, that leaves only one other place to do it—the Drop
Zone. Porta-shitters, as we like to call them, sit for weeks without being
emptied and capture every bit of the sun’s heat. It’s like a fucking greenhouse
in there, and one breath in that motherfucker while beating off and your dick
is in full retreat.
So there’s a trick to doing this just right; you
have to prep him first. You get him up and going, and then you quickly finish
in the shitter. For most of these guys, the bikini-clad chicks above their cots
or the porno mags stashed in their bags are a necessity for a proper jerk-off,
but I'm an imaginative guy. I close my eyes and my mind becomes like a
time machine of fuck. Marilyn Monroe in Some
Like it Hot ... bam! … cum everywhere. Farrah Fawcett in her iconic red
swimsuit bent over the counter ... set the time machine and go.
This time my mind goes for none
other than Jackie O. She’s spread-eagle, with my tongue lightly flicking her
throbbing clit while she's begging for my dick. And, of course, I’m making her
call me Mr. President. I laugh at the last thought but notice it's at least
gotten the job started. Since my dick is half-mast and ticking its way to full
form, I slink my way to the tent’s entrance.
Stepping out, I’m met by the sun creeping softly
over the tops of the barriers, and I hurry toward the porta-shitters,
positioned just past the Humvees in front of the eastern wall. This two-hundred-yard
walk is the most important part of the process. You have to walk with speed but
not urgency, in hopes that you don't attract attention from the few others also
awake—all while the imagined porn still reels in your head.
I manage to make it into the shitter
undetected and quickly go to work on my shaft while my left hand pinches my
nose like a vise and my eyes squeeze tightly shut. Only this time it isn’t
someone famous that I picture. It’s Katie.
Even as early as it is, the Drop
Zone is like a sauna, and beads of sweat collect on my forehead. I try
desperately to hold in my breath as the seconds tick down. Just as my lungs
begin to demand air and my body stiffens, I toss my head back with a stifled
groan. My body recovers from its high much quicker in this setting, but at
least the job is done. Two weeks of combat stress gone, just like
that.
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ABOUT THE AUTHORS
KL Grayson resides in a small town outside of St. Louis, MO. She is entertained daily by her extraordinary
husband, who will forever inspire every good quality she writes in a man. Her entire life rests in the palms of six
dirty little hands, and when the day is over and those pint-sized cherubs have
been washed and tucked into bed, you can find her typing away furiously on her computer. She has a love for alpha-males, brownies,
reading, tattoos, sunglasses, and happy endings…and not particularly in that
order.
B.T. Urruela was an infantryman in the US Army from August 2004 until
February 2011. At the end of a year long tour in Baghdad, IQ, his vehicle was
hit by two roadside bombs, which took his right leg below the knee and the life
of his commander. He was awarded the Purple Heart for his wounds, an Army
Commendation Medal and Combat Infantryman’s Badge. He medically retired from
the Army in 2011 and moved to Tampa, FL where he currently works as a Director
and Brand Ambassador of VETSports, a veteran community sports nonprofit he
co-founded in 2012. He also conducts speaking engagements and he’s a personal
trainer for Tampa Sports Academy.
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