Finally, the movie ends, my excitement has calmed down, and I am able to stand up. Good thing I will not put anyone's eye out I think to myself, chuckling in amusement.
I stand in front of her, looking down as she readjusts her dress. Oops, I think to myself, I probably should have put my toys back where I found them, again, smiling at my own thoughts.
I reach my hand out to help her out of the loveseat. She gently takes it as she stands in front of me. The theater lights still dim, but I can still make out the faintest of smiles as she looks at me. The way she looks at me, I think to myself, leaving the thought alone, unable to put words to describe the feeling.
"Did you enjoy yourself?" I ask, giving her a Cheshire grin, knowing full well that she did.
She smiles at me chuckling, "I did."
"Good." I respond, as I begin to lead us out of the theater, my hand in the small of her back guiding the way.
We make our way to the car, and she decides to reach for her door handle. I patiently await for her to make contact with it before popping her on the butt. She blocks. She knows me all too well.
I grab her wrist with one hand, her waist with the other, and pull her towards me. Her back now pressed against me, I kiss her neck, my beard tickling her shoulder under this beautiful moonlit night.
"Pardon me, but what do you think you are doing?" I playfully ask her as I turn her around. Transferring her wrist to my other hand while simultaneously delivering the pop on her butt she so swiftly evaded previously.
"Nothing at all, what do you mean?" She playfully responds, looking at me with sad, pouty, puppy dog eyes. She is playing innocent, knowing full well that I enjoy opening the door for her and setting an example for other men.
I cannot maintain eye contact with her. Those eyes, they are my weakness, I decide to kiss her to break eye contact. I wrap my hand behind her neck, and pull her towards me, kissing her to avoid my weakness. As our tongues playfully battle, I feel my excitement returning, her tongue, the things it has done to me, I need to regain my composure.