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Living among the Kilitoki
Date: 9/15/2015, Categories: Hardcore, Mature, Taboo, Author: mind_warrior_2000, Rating: 100, Source: xHamster
Peter piled on some chicken and potatoes on his plate and sat down. "Get some salad too," Zoe instructed. "Mom, I don't like salad." "I know, but you need to eat it to get all the vitamins." Peter frowned, but he knew he should comply. He forked over the minimal amount of salad to keep his mom happy and proceeded to devour the chicken. Zoe fixed her own plate and sat down in a chair opposite her son. "Peter, I wanted to talk to you about something," she began. Peter made an acknowledging noise while chewing on a mouthful of chicken. "It's about my work. I've been offered an assignment in Africa. Zimbabwe to be precise." Peter stared at his mom, still chewing, not quite understanding. "It's a year long assignment." Peter slowly finished chewing and swallowed. "I was thinking you could come with me," Zoe countinued. "To Africa?" asked Peter thoughtfully. "For a year?" "Why not? You're almost done with your studies." "Africa is far," said Peter scratching the back of his head. "Do they have TV there?" "Listen, if you don't want to go, that's fine. I'll talk to Aunt Ella. I'm sure she'll be happy to have you stay with her..." "Uh!" grunted Peter, scowling. "Right. So, what would I do in Africa?" "For one, you can finally see what my job is really about," Zoe smiled. "We will live with a local tribe that has limited contact with the outside world. ... You'll get some sun and fresh air, learn how to live outdoors, mingle with the natives, make some friends. Who knows, maybe you'll like it and follow in my footsteps one day?" "Friends?" Peter seemed suddenly interested. "Yes. I'm sure there will be boys your age there. Don't worry, you'll fit right in. Tribal people love foreigners. To them you'll be the most interesting, most traveled and most educated person they know. Think of all the stuff you can tell them about!" Zoe watched her son's reaction and knew that he was intrigued. Peter nodded his head thoughtfully for a while. "When would we leave?" "The trip is in a month. Does that mean you're coming?" "It sure beats staying with Aunt Ella," said Peter and skewered another piece of chicken with his fork. He felt a rising excitement in his chest. He always wanted to make more friends, but people in the city always seemed so unfriendly, so judgemental. Even when Peter hung out with the guys in his neighbor, he felt like they didn't really accept him and made fun of him behind his back. In Africa, it would be different. People were simpler there. They didn't care who had the latest gadget or who was attending some important event. No, in Africa none of these mundane things mattered. It would be a fresh start for him. It would help him escape this lethargic life. *** The month passed in a flash. With so much to do before leaving, Zoe had little time to think about anything else. Doug ...