I stood on the balcony watching the lake when you arrived. The dying sun set the sky on fire, a salmon made circles on the smooth water surface. You waved, and I smiled and waved back . . . even from this distance I was mesmerized by your beauty, like so many times before.
We had dinner in candlelight, relaxed and glad to be together again. I had bought the kind of roses I know you like and put them in a vase for you, and from the livingroom we could hear the stereo play Tchaikovsky's "Swan Lake". When we had finished our meal I picked up the candlestick, and we moved into the livingroom. I managed to light the fireplace after two attempts, and a warm light filled the room, shadows dancing on the walls. We sat down on the thick carpet, watching the wood burn as the flames grew higher and higher. . . .
Sipping a glass of champagne I look at you, admire the beauty of your lines when you look into the hypnotic firelight. You are wearing a silk blouse and that skirt I like so much. I can't deny my feelings for you; I want you. I need you.
And then you feel my gaze and look into my eyes. We both smile. You put your glass down, and I take the hint. I empty my glass and move closer to you. Our lips meet and you put your arms around my neck, surprise me with the passion of your embrace. We stop and you lie down with a challenging look in your eyes. I lean over you and kiss your cheek, one hand in your hair, the other hand on your waist. I kiss your neck, your shoulders and your neckline, as you caress my back gingerly. While I cup my hand gently over your breast our tongues meet, and your moisture excites me even more.