Chapter 2, The Meeting
I didn't arrive at the bar until straight up six o'clock. After all, you'd made a point of having the cab waiting for me at my hotel, timed to drop me off at the bar well after your own arrival. I'd fretted all during the cab ride, in fact, because I was worried about how late I might be. Part of me was certain you'd be long gone when I finally made it; that is, if you'd even bothered to show up. Oh, me of little faith...
When I walked into the bar, I knew what I was looking for -- or rather who -- but the place was so crowded and dark I had no way of searching through the sea of faces and settling on yours. Nervously, I reached for the cameo at my throat, needing to touch the talisman once more, to remind myself of our connection. You were here somewhere; I needed to believe that.
I felt a tingle in my panties, very faint. You were here! I smiled to myself, soothing my doubts, then carefully scanned the crowd again for your face. In my mind, I "heard" your voice, reading the note you'd left about our little game tonight. We would be playing a variation of "Hot and Cold." Every time I took a step closer to you, I'd feel a very mild tingle. If I took a step in the wrong direction, you'd amp up the juice, giving me a stronger jolt.
The first time I took a wrong step, I thought I'd jump out of my skin. Everyone around me surely must be wondering what was up with me, but I took a deep breath and put them out of mind, focusing only on you and the information you were sending me, through this most intimate of communication methods.
I had received no less than a dozen strong shocks before I finally reached you, my pussy already dripping from simple anticipation, along with the buzzes.
"Hello, dear. Have a seat," you said, pushing out the chair beside you and patting it.
I sat, relieved to be off my feet, as the high heels had made my legs quiver. My chin tucked against my chest. "No need to be shy with me at this point, is there?" you asked, your fingers catching me under the jaw and lifting my face to be level with yours. "You look lovely, my sweet. Just lovely."