She met me for breakfast on the first floor of the B & B. We were seated with other guests, and I simply introduced her as my friend. But, internally, I experienced the very real but irrational urge to correct my comments and say "This is my lover." It was one of those moments in life when I felt like my chest would burst because I was holding back so much emotion. Of course, reason prevailed. She talked about her list of sites to visit for the day and asked when I would return from the conference. We agreed to meet at the B & B at 5, and she smiled and said, don't make any plans!
It was a long day. It would be incredibly misleading to suggest that I was mildly distracted. I met with my colleagues, and they asked if I would like to join them for dinner that evening. I made what I am sure sounded like a lame excuse, telling them that I was planning on exploring beyond the city limits and was uncertain just when I would be home. But, I did thank them for the offer and was quick to agree to dinner the following evening. That would be the final meal together before the sessions ended early the next morning. As I was leaving the final meeting of the day, out of the corner of my eye, I caught the image of my Principal moving in my direction. I turned the other way and headed for the exit. This was no time to be bogged down with a discussion on educational philosophy!
She was waiting on the steps. She was looking forward to telling me about her day, but suggested that we get on the road as quickly as possible. She had a map in her hand. I ran to my room, used the bathroom and picked up my keys and found her sitting in a chair just inside the door. She smiled and held out her hand. I took it, and we walked the short block to where the car was parked. "Where are we headed?" I asked. She replied that it was a surprise and that I would simply have to follow directions. I started the car, and off we went.
About 45 minutes later, I could smell the salt air. She had done a fine job of navigation and had brought us to a park with a light house at the end of the point. She had obviously done her homework. The evening air was chilly and the sun had just set. The light was on. We got out and walked along the sidewalk, huddled close together against the wind and chill. It felt good to have my arm around her. Tomorrow afternoon she would be headed back to the airport. She had already hinted that maybe I could skip out of the conference and take her there, but I simply could not. I struggled with the idea, but missing even a single meeting would cause me to fall short of my goal, and that was unacceptable. I turned away from those thoughts and concentrated on the moment instead.
When we got to the light, we turned towards one another and kissed. it was dark, and the light stretched far out across the water. A second light house experience that I will remember forever. I felt her shiver and decided that it was time to head back to the car. On the way back we stopped for dinner. As I was paying the bill, she picked out two chocolate lobsters on a stick to take home to her kids. Soon we were back in town, and we were lucky to find an open parking spot near the B & B. We went to her room, and I sat in the chair as she used the bathroom. She came out and stood a few feet in front of me and started to take off her clothes.. dropping her blouse to the floor, she revealed a sexy black bra with lots of lace. Next she kicked off her shoes and then slid her jeans down, uncovering a garter belt and a matching set of black, lacy panties. This was the same woman who looked so innocent the previous night. Tonight was sure to be different. It was not going to be a night of quiet moans and whimpers and gentle love making. Instead, it was going to be a night of fucking, of her on all fours, pushing against me as I thrust inside her, my hands grasping her hips. It was going to be a night of unleashed erotic energy. It was going to be a night when anyone staying on the third floor, maybe the second floor as well, was going to know that we were having hot sex. And it was heavenly.