He looked at her on the plane, wondering if she really was as petrified as she had told him. She was hiding it, but only barely. He called the stewardess over and ordered her a drink. She was so scared she didn't notice it was for her until he touched her hand and placed it there.
"You look like a ghost. Drink this."
"Yes, Sir." She swallowed it down somehow, and tried to forget that she was on a plane.
When they landed, she followed him through the terminal, ignoring the pain of keeping up. He outpaced her eventually, and stopped, turning to look at her. She froze. He cocked his head to one side, and said "Not much further." With a brusque turn, he sauntered off again. The luggage was picked up, they went to the curb where a car was waiting.
The driver opened the door for her, but she waited until he was seated, then got in with her back to the front of the car. After the driver closed the door, she slowly shifted and scooted until her skirt was around her waist. He glanced at her, and then at his watch. "Go." She parted her legs and began rubbing herself, eyes on him, trying very hard not to be obvious to the driver. As she became more aroused, her face flushed, and she began to bite her lip hard so that she could be quiet.
Her pussy was swollen and throbbing, leaking steadily onto the seat. She put her fingers in her mouth to taste. His eyes narrowed, and he said that she better not come. Mewing in her throat, she stopped on the very brink and froze. He looked back out the window.
After the near riot between her legs calmed down she grew aware that the car was stopped. She eased down her skirt just as the door opened, and waited for him to get out. He reached back to hand her out. The concierge was all fuss and bother upon their arrival, and forever altered her mental image of the word obsequious. Their party was waiting in the bar, if there were any problem with the room, if there was anything with which he might need assistance...she stole a glance up at his face. He looked mildly bemused.
She followed him into the bar. The gentleman they were there to meet stood and said "Oh, I didn't realize you were bringing anyone, I'm sorry." "No need, this is my assistant." She sat down, pulled her laptop out of her bag, and began to take notes. He cleared his throat. She snapped up and looked at his face. He was not happy. She couldn't fathom what she had forgotten, and was certain she was looking at him with plainly moronic innocence. He frowned. She didn't like that, and her mind ticked through the list of things he'd given her in a blinding hurry. Suddenly she realized she hadn't pushed up her skirt when she sat.