Date: Sat, 10 Jul 2004 19:02:58 +0000
From: Jeffrey Fletcher <jeffyrks@hotmail.com>
Subject: Two Jubilees and a Spitfire,  Part 25

This is a story that involves sex between males.  If such a story is
offensive, or illegal for you to read where you live,  then do not continue,
go and surf elsewhere.

This is a work of fiction and in no way draws on the lives of any specific
person or persons.  If there is any similarity to any real persons or events
it is entirely coincidental.

The work is copyrighted (c) by the author and may not be reproduced in any
form without the specific written permission of the author.  It is assigned
to the Nifty Archives under the terms of their submission agreement but it
may not be copied or archived on any other site without the written
permission of the author.

My thanks to  Michael who has read this through and made a number of
corrections and suggestions.  Any remaining errors , grammatical, spelling
or historical or whatever are entirely my fault.

I am trying to use terms that were used by us who were young in the UK at
that time,  and not to use anachronistic terms,  like gay,  blow job, wank,
and cum.  It is surprising how difficult it is.

If you want to comment on the story then do contact me on
Jeffyrks@hotmail.com.  I  aim to reply to all messages.

Two Jubilees and One Spitfire.

Resume:-  Trevor is now studying for  a Ph.D. at Nottingham university.

Part 25  Kundi

Whenever they talked about it, Trevor and Kundi could not remember how and
when they first encountered each other.   But both remembered the time when
they stood in the short queue waiting to get their evening meal in the
refectory.  They talked together and when they had collected their meals
they went and sat together.  Perhaps it was more a case of knowing about
each other  rather than actually knowing each other.  They exchanged names.

Kundi Akinola came from southern Nigeria.   He was of slight build,  and
considerably shorter than the five foot eleven of Trevor.  His skin was very
dark.  Kundi was in his first year and reading Civil Engineering.  He was
slightly overawed when he discovered Trevor was doing a Ph. D. and had been
to Cambridge.  But Trevor's natural charm soon put him at his ease.

They talked together at some length that evening.   Kundi was still feeling
lonely and baffled by English life.   The cold damp of the winter had been a
grim time for him.  Was it ever warm in England?  He had made very few
English friends,  and usually moved around with a group of fellow students
from West Africa.

Trevor knew a little of what Kundi was feeling.  He was able to make a
sympathetic response,  by talking how different he felt initially up at
Cambridge amongst all the men with a Public School background.  At heart he
still felt at times a deprived lad from the East End of London,  brought up
by a bachelor  Jewish refugee from Austria.

It was Trevor's mention of Upper Class men from the Public Schools that led
to the significant change of direction  in their conversation.

"These rich English people,  the Lords and Ladies,  what sort of places do
they live in.  I've seen Buckingham Palace in London where the Queen of
England lives,  but here in Nottingham I have seen only the houses of the
poor in the Meadows,  and the homes of better off people in the suburbs near
here of Wollaton and Beeston.  Where do the nobles live?"

"Well, some of the nobility are poor.   I have a friend who is an old
Etonian,  and his family have lived in a Manor House in Gloucestershire for
generations,  but though my friend's father is a Knight,  they are not
really a noble family."  Trevor went on to describe Winchfield Manor where
Paul and the Driffields lived.   "But if you want to see a real stately home
there is one less than a mile away,  but if you want a really magnificent
one you want to go to somewhere like Chatsworth,  one of the houses of  the
Duke of Devonshire."

"One of?" asked Kundi in surprise.

"Yes, one of."

"Where is this one near at hand?"

"Wollaton Hall, just the other side of the Derby Road from you."

"What?  The other side of the big brick wall?"

"That's right."

"I didn't know you could go in there."

"I know.  Let me take you on Saturday afternoon."

Kundi was living in a hall of residence, named Wortley Hall,  and on the
Saturday afternoon Trevor called for him.  It was a rather dull day with a
cold wind blowing from the east.   They crossed the Derby Road and went into
Wollaton Park.  They walked along the path that led up to the house.  They
saw the herd of deer that lived in the park,  and also stood and watched
some people playing golf.   It was not the best way to approach the Hall.
It stood on a hill giving wide views all around.   They came up to it.
Kundi looked up amazed at the stonework.

"I've read up something about it," said Trevor.  "It was built in Elizabeth
I's time, [1558-1603]  by a Sir Francis Willoughby.  He had been to Italy,
and to Venice in particular.  Venice has a lot of canals,  where the boats,
gondolas, are moored to rings set in the buildings.   Sir Francis Willoughby
had rings carved in stone round the bottom of his house."

Kundi saw the rings and pointed to them.   "It would be a major flood for
the water to get up to that level," said Kundi with a laugh.

"A second Noah's flood." remarked Trevor.

"What did the Sir Francis Willoughby do to be rich enough to build this?"
asked Kundi.

"His family were originally money lenders in the Twelfth Century in
Nottingham."

"Money lenders?"

"Yes, money lenders."

Kundi was quiet for a moment.

"His family moved out of Nottingham to the village of Willoughby," continued
Trevor.   "They took the name of the village.  They made more money.  Then
in the Sixteenth Century built this place."

"Do they live inside today?"

"No.  The family is still around,  but they live somewhere in Yorkshire
today.  The head of the family is a Lord Middleton."

"A lord?"

"Yes, a Lord. A Sir Something Willoughby in the Eighteenth Century was made
Lord Middleton.   This house, or hall,  now belongs to the Nottingham City
Council,  and the hall is a museum."

"Can we go inside?"

"Yes."

They went inside.  It  was a museum with show cases.   There were stuffed
birds and animals, including a large gorilla.  They stood in front of the
case.

"Any gorillas in your part of the world?  I think I can see a family
likeness," said Trevor.

Kundi looked at him with hurt and shock in his eyes,  and then saw the
twinkle in Trevor's.

"I've  seen more likeness in some of the men wandering around Nottingham,"
muttered Kundi.

Trevor roared with laughter.  He tickled his own armpits and made a face.
"Men like me, you mean?"

They both laughed,  causing people to turn and stare.  But for the two of
them their laughter marked another step in their relationship.

"I can't image people living in a place like this," said Kundi.  "I can't
imagine it with tables, chairs, beds and pictures, and children and servants
around the place."

"I know what we'll do.   I will take you to Chatsworth.  I know a little bit
about it."

"Where's this Chatsworth?"

"In Derbyshire.  Not very far from here."

"Can you see it?"

"Not only can you see it.  I think you can go round it.   It is fully
furnished.   You can go round the gardens as well.  It is open to the public
on some days."

"I'd like to see a house where a Duke lives," said Kundi.

"I'll find out when it is open,  and I'll take you.  I've got a car so that
would be quite easy."

A week later,  Trevor took Kundi to Chatsworth.  It was a warm sunny day.
The countryside was bright with the fresh colours of late Spring.  The first
part of their journey went through the rather depressing small towns of
Ilkeston,  Heanor and Ripley.  Then they went down into the Derwent valley.
  The hills were wooded,  and most of the buildings were of grey stone.
Kundi was like a small child commenting on all that he saw.    Trevor
realised just how narrow Kundi's experience of England had been.  A few days
in London,  and then up to Nottingham.  There he had not ventured far from
the University and the city centre.   He had spent Christmas and the New
Year with a church going family in West Bridgeford,  where he had
appreciated and enjoyed the experience of being in an English home for a few
days.

"It's a palace!" exclaimed Kundi when they approached Chatsworth House, and
saw it across the river.

It was Trevor's first visit.   They went round the House,  guide book in
hand, with Trevor reading and explaining to Kundi.  The sumptuous splendour
of the state rooms left Kundi speechless.

"Kings and Queens have stayed here!  Been in these rooms!"

After they had been round the house they wandered round the gardens.   They
were still being brought into order after the neglect of the war and
immediate post war years.  Kundi was full of questions,  fortunately Trevor
was a historian and was able to answer some of them.

They made their way back to Trevor's car with a certain amount of
reluctance.  On the way to Nottingham  Trevor quizzed Kundi about the very
different life in a village in southern Nigeria.

"I'm feeling peckish.  Do you fancy some fish and chips?" said Trevor.

"What do you mean?"

"Haven't you had fish and chips eaten off a newspaper?"

"No."

"It is a traditional English meal, and  should be eaten outside using your
fingers with the fish and chips wrapped in a newspaper.  They're supposed to
be better up here in the north,  cooked in beef dripping.  In the south
they're cooked in lard"

They found a fish and chip shop in Heanor.  The fish and chips were bought.
They put some salt and vinegar on them,  and walked out of the shop.

"I thought roast beef and Yorkshire  pudding were the traditional food?"
said Kundi.

"They are,  but fish and chips are equally popular.  So what do you think?"

"I think they taste good,"  said Kundi,  trying to get a piece of batter
covered fish into his mouth before it disintegrated in his fingers.

Kundi was full of thanks when they arrived back in Nottingham.  "I have seen
more of England,  and learned more about England today, than in all the rest
of my time here."

"Want to do something like it again?"

"Yes, please.  If it is not too much trouble.."

"Not at all.  I've been to places today where I've never been before.  There
are a lot of places we can go to."

Trevor gave some thought as to where they should go for their next outing.
As it looked as though it was going to be a fine sunny day he decided to go
to Charnwood Forest.  It was a part of the country he did not know.  Taking
Kundi gave Trevor the excuse to explore for himself.

"Are we going to have fish and chips again on the way back?" asked Kundi.

"If that's what you'd like, that's fine by me."

When they arrived at the small car park which was near to the summit of
Beacon Hill,  the highest point in Charnwood Forest, the heavens opened and
there was a heavy downpour.  They could not see out of the windows of the
car.

"I don't think this'll last long," said Trevor.   He  pulled a lever and the
back of his seat went back.   He showed Kundi how to adjust  his seat.

Kundi started asking Trevor about his childhood in London during the blitz.
  He told him about his poor home,  his poor schooling in Limehouse,  and
the big change when he went to live with Isaac in Leytonstone.  This made it
easier for Kundi to talk about his schooling,  in the early days in a small
mission school.  They talked together for some minutes, both aware that the
relationship was growing.

Trevor turned and looked at Kundi.  "Can I ask something very personal?"

Kundi hesitated for a moment wondering what was coming.   "Yes."

"Can I touch your hair?"

Kundi  giggled.  "Yes, if you want to.   But why?"

"I've never touched an African's hair,  and I have often wondered what it
felt like."

Kundi turned his head closer to Trevor.   "Go on then."   He started
giggling again.

Trevor put out a hand and placed it on Kundi's hair.  "It feels strange.  It
is both soft and springy, like very fine wires.  If I press my hand down,
when I take my hand away  it springs back into position."

Kundi was highly amused at the whole thing.

"Thanks," said Trevor, taking his hand away.  "I hope you didn't mind."

"Not at all."   It was now Kundi's turn.  He reached out a hand and touched
the hairs that could be seen at the open neck of Trevor's shirt.   "Are you
hairy all over?"

"Yes.   I am more hairy than most men.   Why?  Aren't you?"

"No.  My people are smooth skinned.   I have a little under my arms,  and a
little down below, round my dong,  but not much."  He put a hand down to his
crotch.  "And none on my chest or legs."

Trevor paused before making another personal enquiry.  "Did you know, Kundi,
  that most Englishmen think that Africans have colossal big dongs, as you
call it."

Kundi collapsed in another fit of giggling.   Then with a completely
straight face,  he turned to Trevor,  "My dong is fourteen inches long when
it is hard,  and I need two hands to get my fingers round it."

"Oh yea?   You know there's a saying that seeing is believing."

They both laughed.  They looked into each other's eyes, and both were
silent.  Both wondered about the other.

By this time the rain had stopped,  and the sun was shining.   The water was
steaming off the car and off the ground.

"Let's go up to the top of the hill,  and see what we can see." said Trevor.

They got out of the car and made their way up to the top of Beacon Hill.
The shower could be seen moving away to the north east.  They stood by the
trig. Point [See footnote]  looking at the surrounding countryside.

"I thought you said we were coming to a forest.   There are some trees,  but
most of the view is of fields," said Kundi.

"It used to be more wooded.  But fairly open ground was often called a
forest and was used by the early kings for hunting.  This may have been a
royal hunting forest,  I don't know."

They continued to look at the view.   "I wonder how many counties we can see
from here?" asked Trevor.

"What are counties exactly?" asked Kundi.

Trevor had to explain.

Then they decided to walk along a path.   "We'll just see where it leads,"
said Trevor.

"Trevor,  can I ask you another private question?"

"Fire away."   Trevor wondered what was coming now.

"Your guardian,  Isaac,   he's a Jew?"

"Yes."

"Is he, - as the Bible says, Jews should be, -  you know,  - circumcised?"

Trevor laughed.  "Circumcised the eighth day, to quote the Bible."

"Are you?"

"What me?"

"Yes, you?"

"No I'm not.  I'm not a Jew.  I'm a Gentile,  or a goy as they call us?"

"I'm not either.  In the north of the country where the Muslims live,  they
circumcise.  Some tribes circumcise,  but not mine."

They walked on,  each taking in that further item of personal information.

They followed the footpath for about a mile.

"I need a pee," said Trevor.

"So do I," replied Kundi.

They made their way into some bushes and stood about six feet apart with
their backs at right angles to each other.

"Am I going to get a sight of your fourteen inch dong?" said Trevor speaking
over his shoulder.

"Not this afternoon," answered Kundi with a giggle.  "It's not hard."

They walked into a village.  They looked around,  and went into the church.
They made comments on some of the memorials on the wall.  Some of them were
in Latin,  so Trevor had to drag out his schoolboy Latin from the depths of
his memory in an attempt to translate.

They made their way back to the car,  chatting together. On their way back
to Nottingham they stopped in Loughborough for some fish and chips.

The next Saturday found Trevor and Kundi spending a day in Lincoln.  This
involved a longer car journey, and as usual they found no difficulty in
finding something to talk about.   Trevor was beginning to learn a few
things about Civil Engineering as well as life in East Africa.   Kundi, as
always, was full of questions trying to understanding the idiosyncrasies of
British life.  But there were also the more personal issues and intimate
questions.

"Do you have a girl friend back in Nigeria?  Or don't young men like you
have girl friends?" asked Trevor.

Kundi laughed.   "No! We do things differently at home.   We don't go
courting as you seem to here.  Marriages are arranged."

"Has yours been arranged yet?"

"I don't think so.  I hope not.  There'll be pressure on me from my family
when I get home.  They'll have chosen a girl for me."

"Poor girl, having you chosen for her!" exclaimed Trevor with a laugh.

"I'll be a good catch.  I'll have a degree in Civil Engineering.  The
parents of girls will be queuing up to apply."

"Do you have any say in it?"

"I can say no.   But it's hard on a girl when someone says no.  Other
families wonder why she was turned down.  Though if a man turns down two or
three he gets a bad reputation.   But what about you?  Do you have a girl
friend."

"No!   Though my landlady's daughter tried to make me her boy friend.  But I
escaped."

"You escaped!  It was the lucky girl who escaped.  Who'd want you for a
husband!" giggled Kundi.

Trevor laughed too.   "But seriously.   Do you want to get married?"

"I'm not sure.  I have written to my parents asking them not to arrange or
even start discussing anything till I'm home, and can have a say."

"Putting off the evil day?" commented Trevor.

"Maybe.   But what about you?  Do you expect to get married?"

"No.   I like my freedom.  I don't want to be tied down."  Then thinking he
may have been too emphatic he added,  "At least, not yet."

"I think I'm the same," added Kundi quietly.

In Lincoln they had a cup of coffee and a biscuit before looking round the
Cathedral.    Kundi was impressed with the building,  not so much by its
beauty which is considerable, but by the skill of the medieval builders who
with very limited equipment,  and basically human muscle power, placed the
huge stones in position and spanned with arches the nave and crossing.

Later in the afternoon they were walking through the streets of Lincoln and
Trevor saw a thick striped pole above a barber's shop sticking out and
pointing to the skies.   He nudged Kundi,  and nodded up at the pole.  "You
know what that reminds me of?"

"No."

"I know it's smaller,  but it reminds me of your huge dong."

Kundi nearly collapsed in a fit of helpless giggles.  So much so that some
passers by turned to see if he was ill.   After a few moments he got control
of himself.    "You've never seen it.   It is much bigger than that pole."
The giggling resumed.

By this time  Trevor too was laughing.

About half an hour later they both went into a Gents.  It was a large one
and empty.  There was a line of twenty urinals.   Trevor went to stand at
one about a third of the way along.   Kundi marched right to the far end.

"I'm not going to give away Nigerian state secrets," said Kundi laughing
again.

As they went out  Kundi whispered in Trevor's ear.   "I think you're
jealous.   Do I need to bring along a micrometer to measure yours?"

"Yes,  and a microscope as well," said Trevor giving Kundi one of his cheeky
grins.

They both laughed.

On their way back to Nottingham in the early evening they stopped for fish
and chips. When they got back to the University and Kundi was about to get
out of the car,  he turned to Trevor.  "Thank you for a wonderful day out.
I have enjoyed all that we've seen,  and I've enjoyed our time together."

"Same again next week?"

"Yes, please."

"Then remember to bring your micrometer with you!"  shouted Trevor,  as he
pulled away.  In his rear mirror he saw Kundi giggling and waving goodbye.

Over the following few days Trevor gave a lot of thought to the developing
friendship with Kundi.  Usually his concentration on his work was a hundred
per cent,  but two or three times he found that he was thinking about Kundi.
  He tried to begin with first principles and work at it from there.   He
liked Kundi.  In fact, he liked him a lot.   He enjoyed Kundi's company.  He
was interesting to talk to,  as well as being an amusing companion.  Yes,
and he did want to spend more time with Kundi.  Though he was an
undergraduate the fact that he was slightly older than Trevor meant that
there was a maturity in him.  The one area of regret was that any friendship
was likely to last for about two years,  because by then Kundi would be
returning to Nigeria.  Was he sexually attracted to Kundi?  He would
certainly like to see Kundi naked,  as he had never seen a naked African.
But was there more to it than an intellectual or sexual curiosity? Would he
welcome a sexual encounter with Kundi?   He thought for a while on that one,
  and decided that if the opportunity arose he would certainly take it.
Then he started thinking about Kundi.  He certainly appreciated the growing
friendship.  There was never any hint of a hesitation about going out with
each other.  But was the attraction Trevor's car,  and knowledge of England
and its history?  He hoped it was not.    Where did Kundi stand on sexual
attraction?   He had revealed certain things about himself.   He was
hesitant over the prospect of getting married.  He enjoyed talking about
sexual things,  especially about dongs,  usually with accompanying giggles.
But was he attracted to men rather than women?  Was he interested in a
sexual encounter,  or a sexual relationship with Trevor.   On those
questions Trevor  decided the jury was out.

Trevor then started thinking about how to open a door to  sexual
possibilities.  He realised there were possible pitfalls, as he could easily
endanger the whole friendship by doing something that was flagrantly
offensive or taboo to a man from West Africa.  He was uncertain as to the
right approach.

***

Sue Bamford,  Trevor's landlady, was aware of his approaching birthday.
June 4th fell on a Wednesday in 1958.

"I believe you've got a birthday in ten days time?" she said one morning
after breakfast.

"Yes.  I reach the ripe age of 26."

"I wouldn't call it ripe.   Ripe is when you're retired as Ron will be this
August.   You're still a mere lad."

They both laughed.

"Have you anything planned for that evening?"

"No.  Nothing at all.  Why?"  asked Trevor.

"I wondered if you would like a proper dinner here.   I'd love to cook a
special meal for you.  I've done that for Betty over the last few years.
And you're now one of the family.   What do you think?"

"That's very kind of you.  I'd like that.  You sure it's not too much
trouble?"

"Good,  that's arranged then.   This friend of yours,  who you've been
exploring the country with,  would you like to invite him as well?  Betty
will be here,  with her latest boy friend.  That would make six of us,  a
nice number to cater for."

"That'd be great.   But did you know that he's from Nigeria, his very
black."

"That's no problem with Ron or me.  Ron has been out to Nigeria for Raleigh
a couple of times."

Later that day, when Trevor was on his way back to Beeston, he called in on
Kundi in his Hall of Residence.  He knocked on the door.

"Come in."

Trevor entered.

"Come on in," invited Kundi.  "Good to see you.  Like a coffee?"

"Yes,  please."

"I didn't expect to see you.  I was just struggling with some maths.   There
seems to be too much maths in every building or construction.  Making huts
at home is much simpler and doesn't require any maths at all," laughed
Kundi.

Trevor sat in the easy chair,  while Kundi sat on the bed.

"So what brings you round here, this evening.  I presume not just a social
call?"

"No.   On Wednesday week  I shall be celebrating my twenty-sixth birthday."

"A mere baby," giggled Kundi.

"All right, granddad,  just because you are two years older than me.   My
landlady is laying on a special meal to celebrate.  I've come round to
invite you."

Kundi grinned with pleasure.  "Does she know I'm a Nigerian?"

"No problem.  Her husband Ron's been to Nigeria on work a couple of times."

Kundi looked at Trevor for a moment,  and his face lit up.  "What shall I
wear?  Can I wear my special African wear?"

"What?  War paint?"

That set Kundi off  into his usual fit of giggles.   "No.  I brought with me
what we wear on important occasions.  I've had no excuse to wear it.  I
shall wear it for your birthday."

"Good!  I look forward to seeing you in it."

Kundi frowned for a moment.   "Can I change into it in your room?  I don't
think I dare walk through the streets wearing it.."

"That's easily arranged." said Trevor.   He stood up to go.

Kundi also stood.  He stepped closer to Trevor,  and put his hands on
Trevor's upper arms.  "Thank you, Trevor, for asking me.  I feel very
honoured to have been asked on your special day.   I feel I have a real
friend in you."

"And I in you, Kundi."   Trevor put out his hands and placed them on Kundi's
waist.   They stood and looked into each other's eyes, much as they had done
in the car on their outing to Charnwood Forest a few weeks before.  "I must
be going."    Trevor made the break,  and turned to leave the room,
conscious of a swelling in his groin.

It was a thoughtful Trevor who made his way back to Beeston that evening.

***

Kundi made his own way round to Trevor's.   Sue Bamford went to the door and
warmly welcomed him,  and then called out for Trevor.  Trevor came down
stairs.

"You found your way all right, then?"

"Yes.  All I need to do is to change."

"Follow me."  Trevor led the way upstairs to his bedroom.  He would have
liked to have stayed,  but did not want to invade Kundi's privacy while he
changed.   "Come down stairs when you're ready."

It did not take long for Kundi to change.   Trevor was at the bottom of the
bottom of the stairs and watched.  "Wow!   You look magnificent!"    Kundi
was dressed in a voluminous brightly coloured robe.  There was a broad grin
on his face.  Trevor had told the others that Kundi was going to wear his
native dress.  He called through to Sue in the kitchen.   "Sue, come and see
this!"

Sue came into the hall.  "Kundi,  you look wonderful.   Thank you for coming
to my home."   Then to Kundi's amazement she gave him a kiss on his cheek.

Trevor took Kundi into the sitting room where the other's were gathered.
Introductions were made.  Soon Ron and Kundi were talking about Nigeria over
a glass of sherry.  The evening went extremely well.   Kundi fitted in,  and
felt totally accepted.   Sue knew that the meal was a success and had been
totally appreciated.  Ron had enjoyed talking about Nigeria.   Betty and her
boy friend were absorbed in each other,  and they were more than happy about
that.  Betty and her boyfriend had done the washing up, as it provided them
with an opportunity to be alone.

It was quite late when the party broke up.  Trevor said that he would walk
part of the way back to Wortley Hall with Kundi, as he wanted some fresh air
before going to bed.   Kundi went upstairs and changed back into his normal
attire.

They began to make their way back through the streets of Beeston.   There
was still some light in the sky though the sun had set some time before.
The night was warm.

"Thank you for inviting me to your birthday meal," said Kundi.

"Thank you for coming;  and for wearing your national dress.  It brightened
up the evening.   You looked very important and dignified.  I want to ask
the question that Scotsmen get asked about their kilts."

"What's that?" asked Kundi.

"What do you wear underneath?"

Kundi giggled briefly.  "It all depends.  Where I am,  and who I'm with."

"That sounds like the answer Scotsmen give."

"What do they wear then?"

"They say it's a state secret,  and you have to find out by discovery,  and
not by being told."

Kundi laughed.  "Have you discovered it  then?"

Trevor was slightly embarrassed.  "Yes, I have actually."

"Your friend Fergus?"

"Yes," answered Trevor with a laugh.

"I think I shall tell you," said Kundi.   He bent closer to Trevor as they
walked along and whispered.  "Normally I wear nothing underneath,  but
tonight I kept my pants on."

"So your dong didn't swing free?"

"He did not swing free tonight."

"Kept him imprisoned in case he got hard?"

"If he'd decided to grow I would have had difficulty making sure the sixteen
inches did not show," laughed Kundi.

"I thought you said he was only fourteen inches."

"Your interest in him has made him grow."

"What two inches in a few weeks!   At that rate he'll be colossal."

"I have to give you some entertainment," teased Kundi.  "You should be
giving yours more exercise to encourage him to grow."

"How do you know I'm not giving mine plenty of exercise and making him catch
you up."

They both laughed;  but that conversation went no further.

***

For their next Saturday together, they decided to go for an afternoon walk
in the Dukeries, a more wooded part of north Nottinghamshire.  Trevor had
planned a route,  and had come equipped with the relevant ordnance survey
map.  It was a boiling hot day.  Even Kundi was happy with the warmth.  They
parked the car,  and set off walking.  They did not hurry,  it was too hot
for that.  As they walked  they argued amicably about students and politics.

After they had walked a couple of miles, Trevor suggested that as it was so
hot they found somewhere pleasant in the sun,  and take it easy.  Trevor
examined the map carefully.  "I think there may be an open space a short
distance over in this direction."  He strode off,  and Kundi followed.
After about three hundred yards of pushing through bracken,  and clambering
over the odd fallen branch, they came to some a thicker  undergrowth.  In
the middle of it there was an old and rusty barbed wire fence.  "I think
there may be somewhere open just beyond this."    They clambered over the
wire without doing themselves any crucial injuries.   They quickly  found
themselves in a field.  At least it was an open area,  surrounded by trees.
  But it was a neglected field.  The grass was tall,  there were patches of
thistles,  and tall flowers.  "This'll do.   Let's have a drink,  and enjoy
the warmth."    He took the ruck-sack off his back  and finding a more
grassy area  they sat down.   They drank some of the lemonade that Trevor
had brought,  sharing it straight out of the bottle.  They lay back on the
dry grass.

"Is this warm enough for you,  Kundi?"

"It is like our cool season."

"I dread to think what your hot season must be like."

" Hotter,  and very wet."

"I shan't be coming to visit you at that time of the year."

"You'd melt." laughed Kundi.

The conversation lagged,  and Kundi began to doze.  After a while  Trevor
turned on his side and looked at Kundi.  He looked at the skin on his face.
  He realised that there were beautiful shades of brown.  Some parts were a
dusky brown,  but other parts which were damp with perspiration glowed in
the sunlight.  He thought on what he was seeing.

Kundi woke when a fly landed on his face.  He swiped it away with his hand,
and waking,  turned to face Trevor.   "What are you looking at?"

"You."

"So?"

"I was thinking.   We usually use the word `black' for you Africans, and
`white' for Europeans.  You're not black.  You're brown.  Fair enough, a
dark brown.   But you're not black.   But when you think about it I'm not
white."  He pulled his diary out of his pocket and opened it at random.
"That page is white."  He put his hand against it.   "My hand is not white,
it's pink,   a dirty pick,  and slightly brown from the summer sun on the
back of my hand.   Even the parts the sun never gets to are not white,  they
are pale,  yes,  but not white.   It is all wrong that we call you black,
and me white.   You're brown,  and I'm pink."

Kundi started giggling.  "You not white man,  you pink man!"

"Why not?  To be accurate removes some of the moral concepts of black and
white."

"But some of my fellow Africans,  the Nilotic peoples of Southern Sudan,  I
think they are more black than brown."

"Let's just say that they are a very, very dark brown."

They lay there relaxing and enjoying the warm sunshine.   Trevor offered
Kundi some more of the lemonade.

"I need to let some out, before I take more in," said Kundi.   He got up and
walked about twenty yards to some bushes.  With his back to Trevor, he undid
his flies.

Trevor drank some of the lemonade and watched.  He saw Kundi shake his
hidden cock,  and then pull it back into his trousers.  He turned and began
to walk back to Trevor buttoning up his flies.

"That feels better," said Kundi.

"Good."   Trevor paused for a moment,  before continuing,  "And when am I
going to see that dong of yours?"

Kundi got down onto the grass alongside Trevor.  "Do you want to?"

"Yes," replied Trevor with one of his cheeky grins.  "I want to see if what
is said about you Africans is true."

Kundi giggled.  "You'd better find out then."

Trevor looked Kundi fully in the eye.  He looked to see if there was any
anger,  disgust,  or even fear.   There were none.   He saw a twinkle in
Kundi's eyes,  and the smallest of grins.   He put his right hand on Kundi's
thigh,  and continued to watch the African's face.

"You're so eager to see what I've got, so go on," said Kundi with a laugh.

Trevor moved his hand up towards Kundi's crotch.  Again he looked at Kundi,
who gave him a slight nod.  Trevor moved his hand further up and immediately
felt a hardness within the trousers.  Still watching Kundi's face his
fingers felt around,  and began to undo the fly buttons.  When three of them
were undone,  he slid his hand into the opening.  He was conscious of
warmth,  and a hardness.  He negotiated the opening in Kundi's pants,  and
grasped the hardness within.

Kundi smiled.

Trevor pulled Kundi's dong out into the open.   It was not fourteen inches
long.  It was probably just under seven inches,  slightly longer than
Trevor's.   But it was thick,   considerably thicker that Trevor's,  and he
was not thin in that department.  "It's wonderful Kundi.  You've got
something here to be proud of."

"To think that an Englishman would hold my dong, like that."

"Why not?"   Trevor pulled the loose sheath of skin up and down Kundi's dong
a number of times,  revealing and then covering the pink head.

"That feels good, Trevor.  But if you do that much more I shall be
scattering my seed."

"Not yet," said Trevor.

"Can I see you too?" asked Kundi.

"Yes, of course, if you wish."

It was now Kundi's turn to  unfasten the fly buttons on Trevor's trousers.
He put his hand in and extracted Trevor's penis.   "I never dreamt that I
would hold an Englishman's dong,  and that he would be holding mine.  This
is the first one I've seen close to."

"It is much like yours,  except that its pink and yours is brown."

"But with some pink bits too," added Kundi.

"But I want to see all of you," said Trevor again.  "Let's strip off." They
both removed their shoes.  Then Trevor sat up and removed his shirt.

Kundi followed suit.  Trevor reached across and ran his hand over the smooth
hairless skin of Kundi's chest.  "You're beautiful,  Kundi!   Beautiful."
After a while of stroking Kundi's chest,  and lightly touching his nipples,
he got both hands to  the buckle on Kundi's belt.  He undid it,  and then
unfastened the top button of the flies.   Kundi raised his bottom  and
Trevor pulled down  the pants and trousers together and removed them.
Trevor looked down on Kundi,  "You are beautiful.  You're perfect."

"I want to see you," said Kundi.

Trevor removed his pants and trousers.   They were both naked except for
their socks.  Kundi lay back,  looking at Trevor.  "Your chest is so hairy.
Almost like fur."

"Do you mind?" asked Trevor,  with a slight note of anxiety creeping into
his voice.

"No.   I shall be wanting to stroke it.   Do you purr when stroked?"

Trevor laughed.  "You'll have to find out."

"What's that mark at the top of your thigh," asked Kundi pointing.

"That's where I was shot when I was in Korea."

"Near miss.   A little higher and I would not have been able to touch such a
fine dong and balls."

Then Trevor bent down   and placed a gentle kiss at the base of Kundi's
cock,  where it met his scrotum.

That action was like a detonator to Kundi.   He sprang into life.   He
pushed Trevor onto his back,  and lay upon him.   They were cock to cock,
thrusting at each other.   Kundi kissed Trevor fully on the lips,  and then
pressed his tongue to make entry.   Trevor responded.   He thrust with his
cock,  kissed with his lips,  and  used his tongue.  There followed several
minutes of passionate movement.   Both wished they had more than a couple of
hands.  Both wanted to get even closer to each other.  Sometimes Kundi was
on top of Trevor,  and then they rolled over and Trevor was pushing down on
Kundi.   Hands felt buttocks,  and explored between.  Ear lobes were
nibbled,  necks were kissed, eyes were kissed.  It  was a frenzy of
activity.  Brown and pink could not get enough of each other.  How long this
went on for,  neither of them could tell.

Kundi   gave a great gasp,  and stopped.   Trevor stopped too.

"I'm sorry, Trevor. I lost control."

"You can lose control like that anytime."

They lay in each others arms,  smiling and kissing.   Kundi's hand began to
stroke Trevor's bum,  and his fingers began to explore more deeply between.
  When he touched the most sensitive spot  Trevor groaned with pleasure.

"You like that?"

"I should say.   But I shall be wanting more than that."

"What do you mean?" asked Kundi.

"I shall be wanting that wonderful dong of yours there,  deep inside me."

Kundi  moved slightly with surprise.

"Does that shock you?   Does it offend you?"  asked Trevor wondering if he
had over stepped the mark.

"No shock,  no offence.  But surprised.   You want me to screw you?"

"Yes."

"But that is for you to take the role of a servant,  a slave,  a prisoner.
For a white man to suggest I fuck him!"

"If you would like to,   I want to receive your love juice deep inside me,
because  Kundi,   I love you very much."   He kissed Kundi   gently  on the
lips.

"Do you want me to screw you today, here and now?"

"Not today.  Some other time,  somewhere more comfortable, on a bed or
something.  I will need some lubrication before I can take that great piston
of yours."

"I'll bring some engine oil next time," giggled Kundi.

Kundi turned to lay on his back,  and looked up at Trevor.   "I'm one very
lucky Nigerian boy.   I come to England;  oh yes! I know it has cold, damp,
misty, miserable weather,  but I have met this wonderful Englishman.   He
has taken me out in his car,  to Chatsworth, to Charnwood Forest,  to
Lincoln.  He invited me  to be his guest at his birthday dinner where he
lives.  And then on the one day when the sunshine is actually warm,  he
takes me to a deserted forest,  and  we take off all our clothes and he does
nice things to me,  and he says he loves me."   Kundi sat up and whispered
in Trevor's ear,   "And I love him too!"   He lay down again,  a broad smile
on his face.

Trevor looked down on Kundi.  His right hand felt Kundi's face.   Whenever a
finger was close to his mouth Kundi would kiss it,  or lick it with his
tongue.   Trevor played with Kundi's thick lips,  and then bent forward to
kiss them deeply.  Then he moved his hand down to Kundi's neck,  and breast.
  He found his nipples and gently rubbed them.  Kundi began to groan with
pleasure.   Then his hand moved down over Kundi's stomach  and he felt the
small patch of pubic hair.   His fingers felt around the dong and balls,
and   briefly   explored his perineum.   He then took hold of Kundi's dong
in his hand,  and began to pull the soft skin of the sheath up and down on
the hardness within,  he watched with delight as the head,  that beautiful
head, was repeatedly revealed and concealed.

Kundi's pleasure was visibly and audibly increasing.   Trevor accelerated
the tempo of his hand.   Both knew what was about to happen.  But Trevor was
surprised at the climax.  A jet of white spunk poured from the tip of
Kundi's dong.  There was, for a moment, an arc of white sperm from Kundi's
cock to his neck.  That initial spurt collapsed onto Kundi's dark brown body
as a continuous rope of spunk from cock to neck.   The next three spurts
just added to the first outpouring.  The final part  of the ejaculation
poured out onto Trevor's hand.

Trevor immediately lay on top of Kundi, and almost at once he added his
spunk  to Kundi's.

They lay panting in each other's arms.  When they had got their breath back,
  they kissed.

When they were almost dressed Trevor pulled his camera from his ruck sack.
"Smile, Kundi."  Kundi turned to face Trevor a broad grin on his face,  his
clothes still dishevelled, as he had not completely finished getting
dressed.

When they were tidy and ready,  they stood and looked a each other.

"Thank you,  Trevor,  that was wonderful."

"Thank you, Kundi.  We must do it again."

Kundi nodded,   but the how, when and where was not going to be easy.

* * *
Footnote:-

Trig. point:-   Popular term for triangulation point, used in the ordnance
survey of the British Isles.   It's exact height above sea level is known,
and often there is a four foot high four sided concrete pillar on the site.
It is also depicted by a symbol on the larger scale O.S. maps.

Jeff at jeffyrks@hotmail.com