She was beautiful and I couldn't take my eyes off her. There I was, sitting in a nice restaurant, wanting to just have a quick meal and then return to my hotel and I can do is gaze at her. Her blonde hair hung down just above her shoulders, curving around her cheeks, framing her face in the soft gently curve. I let my eyes wander downward, down her smooth neck to the enticing shadow of her cleavage. Looking closely I could see black lace from her bra peeking just above the top of her blouse.
Her breasts were full, with beautiful round curves that enticed me to look further, to continue exploring her body, but the table hid the rest of her from me. My staring got worse, as I imagined running my hands through her hair and then onto her face. Her prominent cheekbones seemed destined for my lips, her thin nose and beautiful blue eyes continued to draw me in.
If I had any courage about these things I'd call the waiter over and have him deliver a drink to her, a white wine, no red, a Cabernet, I pictured her drinking a hearty red. Once she sipped the wine I'd wander over to her table, pull up a chair between her and the guy she was with and offer her a toast.
The guy? Yeah, I forgot to mention him. He was an odd looking fellow, not the sort I could imagine with her, but then maybe he was a brother... no, he just didn't look good enough to be related. Ah, perhaps a blind date, I just couldn't picture her choosing to go out with him. After a few minutes, the strange man stood up, reached out and shook her hand and then walked out of the restaurant.
Moving my eyes from her I watched him through the window, thinking maybe he just stepped outside for a cigarette or something. He stood in the cold, with his hands in his pockets until a cab approached when he held up his hand and then moved out between parked cars when it stopped. He climbed inside and drove off.
When I returned my gaze to the woman I noticed she was staring at me. Suddenly my waiter appeared and handed me a glass of wine, red wine. He said, "From the lady over there," nodding his head discreetly in her direction. I took the wine, held it up and nodded to her, showing my appreciation and took a taste. Hmm... a hearty Cabernet. I felt an odd shiver run though me, it would not be my last of the evening.
Setting the glass back down on the table, I ran the possibilities through my mind. Should I get up and go to her table? Should I buy her a glass of wine too? Should I...
"Hello," she said, looking down at me, "May I sit down."