I am an older unhappily married man who never got to fully explore all the wonders of alternative lifestyles that I was currently still learning about, but deeply fascinated and excited by. Add to that my predilection for the beauty of an Asian woman and my rare flight experience and the experience I had has turned me into becoming a frequent flyer...
I was long overdue for a vacation and desperate to get out of the state I live in and find something new. As an engineer, I, like most other engineers, am an introvert, socially awkward and have always been shy around women, the more shy I was would signal that I was more attracted to them. I just lacked the self-confidence needed for most women to be interested in, but it was just the right amount to draw the eye of a stronger willed, more confident and dominant type of woman who saw moldable clay. The fact that I love to please, whether i get anything out of it or not, definitely set my mold as a submissive man in my heart, whether I realized it or not.
I was able to extend a work training out of state in Nevada a few days to enjoy some time away from everything and to be on my own to explore what promised to be a fun town! I didn't have a long flight to look forward to, flying from Portland, but would get a couple hours of air time. Luckily, I was able to fly an early morning flight in the middle of the week and was fortunate enough to have an empty seat next to me.. there were two seats next to each other on each side of the cabin.
As I boarded the plane and turned the corner to walk down the cabin aisle, I saw the most beautiful Chinese flight attendant! She took my breath away! She was of average height, with curled shoulder length hair pulled together in a hair clip which cascaded down her back. I saw those beautiful legs encased in stockings and black heels, followed them up to her tiny waist, ample bosom and then that gorgeous smile. Her eyes looked straight into my heart and stopped me dead in my tracks. As I stared, with my mouth hanging open, stammering to spit out a polite hello, She told me to "Go find your seat and sit down".
Damn, I blew my chance to start some polite chat as I passed her. She stared straight into my eyes when she told me what to do. I could only stand a couple seconds of her stare before I looked down at my feet and shuffled past her on the way to my seat. Her voice was demanding, but not raised, certainly not one I felt i was able to question. I could feel her eyes stay on me as I passed.. was that a partial smile I saw out of the corner of my eye?
I was fortunate to have the pleasure of having Her assigned to my section of the flight, and was very happy to watch her assist other passengers with their luggage, or helping them find their seat. She seemed to be more friendly and accommodating of the other passengers as she helped them, I wonder how I managed to upset her?
When she was breezing past my aisle seat i meekly raised my hand to mid chest level and said "Ma'am, i am sorry if I upset you when I was boar..." She curtly interrupted me and told me "I will deal with you in a moment, just sit back and keep quiet". While she was not speaking loudly enough for others to hear, I certainly did not question her and settled back into my seat still wondering how I had flubbed my chance for a friendly chat so quickly.
I didn't see her again for more than 10 minutes and started to peer around the cabin to see where she might be. Just as I was turning to look down the aisle behind me I felt something smack the back of my head and quickly had my vision filled with that beautiful face.. but with a stern look. She told me to sit still, be quiet and she will deal with me soon. "Don't look around, look straight ahead and behave." I had no choice but to obey this woman, and quietly fixated on the tray table on the seat back in front of me. Only looking around with my eyes. I thought about using my cell phone camera as a way of looking around, but somehow knew that she probably would not like that, so I clasped my hands together in my lap and did as I was asked, or, rather, as I was told.
As she wandered around the cabin, helping to seat the last few passengers, she had to get out of the aisle to allow an older woman to pass. She turned sideways, looking at me as she sidestepped into my row and stepped squarely on my toes. Instead of apologizing she smiled and twisted her foot a couple times as she tucked a note into my shirt pocket. She smiled and waved the passenger to the general direction of their seat. As she left my aisle and foot, she gave me a quick swat on the cheek and was on her way.