A Cup of Joe
Six years ago, I wandered into a little café on the lower
east side of Manhattan . At the time, I was a grad student at NYU in
the last year of a doctoral program in Cultural Anthropology. I happened along a coffee shop purely by
accident. I was doing research for my
thesis at a library that a professor had recommended. An evening thunderstorm was forecasted –in a
hurry to beat the rain, I headed for home and I accidentally got on the wrong
train. When I realized my mistake, I got off and found refuge as well as a
great cup of coffee at Joe’s Java Hut.
Soaked through and through from the rain, I remove every bit
of outerwear I have on and take a seat at the counter in nothing more than a
t-shirt, jeans –that are wet from where the bottom of my jacket reached, all
the way down to my hiking boots. The
October air is cold, but not cold enough for snow, and every time the door to
the café opens behind me, I can feel my nipples harden.
“May I take your order?”
A fifty-something year old women scratches down my request and yells
back for Joe, who was standing farther back behind the counter and looks to be
nearing eighty. I figured he was the proprietor of the establishment, because
every one who entered after me greeted him –mostly in Italian.
The aging man, after a moment or two, shuffles out and
brings me the double dipped chocolate biscotti and a cup of espresso. I look into the little cup that was placed
before me and notice that there is something missing. “Scusa ...” The little old
man turns around inquisitively.
“Latte.” I point into my
cup. There is no cream in my coffee,
although I had clearly asked for it.
“No latte! Espresso!” He scolds.
“I know that, but I prefer to have –”
“Maxi! Maxi!” He cuts me off and calls for someone in the rear
of the store. A young man in his
mid-twenties rushes out of a door from behind the counter and dries his hands
on the apron wrapped around his waist.
While the two of them whisper, I check him out. Wow! He is obviously of Italian decent –dark hair and
olive complexion, almost like Robert De Niro only a little more rugged. Maxi nods his head several times then
approaches me.
“My grandfather said that you want cream in your espresso.”
“Yes.” I reply.
“You do know that people don’t usually put milk in espresso.”
“I know. I’m a light
weight.” More patrons enter the store
and I am chilled further. My nipples
protrude and catch his attention. Maxi
smiles then politely turns his head.
“A shipment just came in this morning…why don’t you follow
me back.” I leave my items near the
stool, and walk around the counter, following Maxi to the storeroom. He slips though boxes piled high on the floor
and disappears. When Maxi returns, he is
carrying a crate of half and half and walks into the office adjacent to the
room. His arm brushes my nipples as he passes, and I
follow him into the interior room and close the door.
Maxi places the crate down on the on the desk and faces me. I saunter to him and untie his apron. His pack is huge, and I rub my palm across
it. I unbutton his jeans and then start
on his zipper. “Half and half is not the
cream I’m in the mood for.” Maxi sits
down in the desk chair, and I kneel between his legs. I tug down his underwear and pull out his
cock –it’s thick and of a perfect length –I don’t hesitate to put it in my
mouth.
As I bob my head up and down his shaft, I massage his balls
in my hands. He moans, and I take more of
him in. I decide to heighten his
experience, so I rub my teeth gently along his dick. I can’t wait any longer to taste him, and I
plunge down on him faster until he bursts –and he squirts his cum into the back
of my mouth. I swallow twice in rapid
succession then pull off of him. Jacking his cock a few more times to eject the
last of his cum, I lick his hole with the tip of my tongue, digging for
whatever I might have missed. I look up
at Maxi who has a stunned look on his face.
I gloat, “That was better than any cup of coffee...good to the last
drop.”
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