It was not the first time I had seen her today but this time the sight of her is taking my breath away as she walks to my table at the "Tiki Surf Bar". It seems like a month, but it's only been 14 hours since I first laid eyes on her.
It was in San Francisco as we waited to connect with our Hawaii flight, when she caught my eye. Sitting opposite her waiting for our flight to board, she was deeply engrossed reading a book, and I was able to discreetly observe her. Obviously dressed for travel comfort in dark blue sweats, it was hard to determine anything about her body except that she was average. That was not what first attracted me to her. It was her beautiful face, stunning dark blue eyes, auburn hair reaching to her shoulders that made my wait in the airport quite pleasant.
Following her onto the aircraft she was seated in first class and I in coach, so I was not able to say anything to her, even though had I had the opportunity, I probably would have been too shy. Why would such a striking woman, at least 15 years my junior, be interested in talking to me? I thought.
Our next encounter was while connecting to our Tahiti flight in Honolulu. That was like a blur since our flight arrived late and we almost missed our connection. On the scurry to our next plane we realized we were headed to the same place, and standing in line next to her gave me the opportunity to introduce myself.
"Hello, my name is Bob. It appears we have the same destination."
"Hi, she said, holding out her hand to me, I'm Norma, Norma Jean from Atlanta."
I was captivated by the southern lilt to her words that makes the English language sound so sweet. Upon boarding the plane, we were once again separated. That was 10 hours, and a long sound sleep ago.
Arriving in Tahiti, I met her again in the baggage area and engaged in small talk until our bags were retrieved. We discovered that we were both married, but taking separate vacations from our spouses.
"Do you mind me asking where you're staying while here, Norma Jean?
"I'm staying at the Paradise Resort."
I couldn't believe my luck! "So am I," I said, "Would you like to share a cab?"
"Yes, Bob, that would be nice."
While being driven to the Paradise, we chatted like magpies; both wide awake after sleeping on the flight over. We couldn't believe how beautiful the scenery was on the way to the hotel. Eventually the cab pulled into the canopied area in front of the main entrance. I offered her my hand and helped her out of the cab. Her hand was soft and held mine a bit longer then necessary, not that I minded at all. A porter helped with the luggage and pushed the carrier into the lobby, where we both checked in. As luck would have it we were on the same floor two doors apart.
In the elevator going to our rooms, I said, "Norma Jean, I read in the brochure that there is a Tiki Surf Bar in the resort. After we are settled into our rooms, would you meet me there and let me buy you a drink? We could watch the sunset together."
"Thank you, Bob, yes I'd like that, I'll see you in an hour."
I arrived first, and although there was hardly anyone there, I selected an out of the way table near the beach. As I sipped my Manhattan, I saw Norma Jean standing at the door to the deck-like bar. At first I didn't realize it was her. What caught my attention was a very athletic, tanned woman, with the longest legs I could imagine. Her legs were those of a runner, as they flexed walking... walking toward me! My eyes moved up, drinking in the sensual sights, round tight hips, a
flat belly with a hint of a six pack showing above the
very low cut bikini bottom. She was wearing a cut off shirt, that was straining to contain softball-sized breasts, not large, but very fitting to her athletic body. That's when I realized it was her.
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Now, sitting here, feeling like the luckiest man in the world, as she
walks toward me with a huge smile on her face that not only melts me, but makes me feel so at ease. I'm also thankful I decided to wear my bathing suit.
"Norma Jean, you're a stunning woman. Please take this chair, the view is spectacular, in more ways than one."
"Why thank you, Bob, what a sweet thing to say and what a gentleman to stand and greet me and pull out my chair. I thought chivalry was dead."
"Oh no, Norma Jean, there's nothing dead about me. Take my word for it." Looking into her beautiful eyes I continued, "Ever since I saw you walking toward me, I'm suddenly very much alive."
She looked at me with the sexiest smile I've ever seen, telling me with her eyes that she knew exactly what I was referring to.
"How long have you been waiting for me?" she said.
"Not long." I replied, "What would you like to drink?"
"Why I do believe I'll have the same thing you're drinking. That is a Manhattan, isn't it?"
"Yes, it is indeed." I waved to the barkeep and he came to the table to take our order. "Would you like something to eat Norma Jean?
"No thank you, Bob, I'm not hungry."
While we waited for our drinks we watched the sunset and were struck by its beauty. I found myself watching her more then the sunset. She was an attractive and sensuous woman and I found myself fantasizing about the charms underneath the bikini. The cool evening breeze coming off the water made her nipples hard and I could see them straining against her thin top. I had to shift in my chair to accommodate my growing member.
Several drinks later, mingled with flirty small talk, I wondered why she would travel halfway around the world, alone, to an island paradise and decided to ask her. "Norma Jean, it isn't any of my business, but I can't help but wonder what brought you to Tahiti by yourself, leaving your husband behind."
