I couldn't have been happier to come help you with your dishwasher malfunction in your new home. I noticed you when you moved in, and you certainly caught my eye. I was hoping I was your type, but the shy, quiet-on-the-outside me typically isn't good at getting a woman's attention. But here I was, in your home and helping out hoping I was making a good impression.
After I finished I was making small talk and trying to extend my visit. When you insisted I stayed and had some wine with you, I was thrilled. How could I possibly reject this?! Actually, I don't drink wine myself, but politely told you that I'd be happy to serve you my portion too. I accentuated the "served" portion of my statement, accompanied by a wry smile as well. I had no idea if you'd get my hint, but it couldn't hurt I figured. As we sat and chatted, we talked about our jobs and lives in general. You mentioned the stress of moving and your long days... specifically how your feet were particularly killing you today.
Without missing a beat I said, "Well, I do have a cure for sore feet. Let me see." As you lifted up your foot, I gave it a firm, sensual rub as you took a deep, relaxing breath and closed your eyes in delight.
"Is that helping?" I ask.
"Definitely. You should market that cure!"
"I prefer to only share it with special people in need."
"So, I'm special, huh?"
"Well..." I was caught off guard. I was definitely smitten, but didn't want to come off too creepy or anything. At the same time, something about the way you welcomed my touch and the tone of your voice... something told me that we had a bit of a connection. "I guess you are, aren't you? I mean, not everyone is worthy of this cure. But my hands found a way to these lovely feet and they feel quite at home in my hands here." I looked up at you and smiled. And the response I got was one I'll never forget. You smiled back, but it wasn't a regular smile. It was a combination of a flirty, wicked, evil, you-have-no-idea-what-you're-getting-yourself-into type of smile. I was immediately overcome with butterflies and my mind started racing.
Before my thoughts could get too carried away, you spoke to me saying, "Well, my shoulders are a bit sore too. Does your cure work there too?"
"I think it will... let's see." My hands made their way to your shoulders and I began rubbing your shoulders as you again had that deep, relaxed look take over you.
"Mmmm... that feels wonderful," you said softly as my hands pressed deeper into your shoulders, trying to melt away all the tension that was there. "You know, I could get used to this. I bet your wife wouldn't appreciate you coming here and tending to me like this though, would she?"
"Probably not, but she wouldn't have to know," I said instinctually, without even thinking.
"Oh really? Is that so??"