"What a waste."
That was her thought as she jostled in the crowded lady's room for a spot in front of the mirror to rearrange her long brown hair and check her makeup to the outsized, muffled thump of house music. She preened at her curtain bangs and body wave a bit and then took a tube of lip gloss from her clutch, pushed her generous lips out in a duck face and applied it. The girl next to her banged into her shoulder, to which she responded with an irked sideways glance. Even with her high heeled pumps on her petite five-foot frame she was a good three to six inches shorter than every other girl in the crowded lady's room.
While she got out her eye liner, she surreptitiously surveyed her "competition" all dolled out as best as they could and looking hopeful. She noted with satisfaction that no one there outshined her. She wasn't arrogant enough to rate herself a ten, but she was arrogant enough to conclude that if she was a nine, these other hopefuls were at best a pack of sixes. That would give her the "pick of the litter" of the male patrons in this club tonight.
"Rather unfortunate word choice, "litter"," she muttered to herself ruefully. That single word had two definitions that were possibly applicable to the male contingent she had observed in the club tonight. This "litter" could either be a group of baby animals still dependent on their mother's tits or outright trash. Neither did anything to raise her hopes for success this evening. Unfortunately for her lesbianism was simply out of the question. She guessed she would just have to keep sorting through the "litter" and hope to find a diamond.
"Maybe I can get a few of these plain Johns to carry me around on a litter," she smirked to herself while picturing six men carrying her around in the hot desert on a bed with curtains while she snacked on grapes and made like Cleopatra. At least that definition of "litter" had a positive connotation. She sighed at her reflection in the mirror.
Why had she even bothered to come here, anyway?
Well, she knew why she had come. She had been reluctant when her friends asked her to go to the club with them this Friday. She knew nothing ever happened at the clubs and that realization had made her hesitate. Maybe an old movie and a pint of Haagen Daas was all she wanted tonight? Maybe she could find "Gone with the Wind" or "Casablanca" on the tube and she could have a nice pity party complete with a blanket, sniffles and cookie dough, but then again, she didn't have anything better to do since she had broken up with her earnestly plain boyfriend a couple of months ago and she didn't want to put in the extra time on the elliptical that the pint of Haagen Dazs would cost her. Those thoughts alone were enough to get her irrational hopes up just enough to agree to go out with them to this, well let's be honest, monument to human loneliness. The stray thought of her ex distracted her thoughts from the mirror.
With regards to her ex, ending it with him had been the right move in hind sight and probably overdue. He was nice and polite and comfortable and warm, like an old baggy sweat shirt and he was an eager if slightly awkward lover. She never had to worry about him stepping out on her or hurting her. He had less flavor than her favorite cookie dough ice cream when it got right down to it. Not a bad sort of guy at all, and he made her smile, but he was nothing that made her heart go boom and for a too-long and inertia laden relationship denouement, he merely filled a void in her life she did not want to face. Ultimately it was the dull and repetitive nature of their relationship that pushed her to be quit of it. His pained expression when she finally ended it made her feel some sorrow and regret, like she was putting down an old dog, but in the end, she had already convinced herself it was the best thing for both of them.
Of course, he hadn't been as convinced it should be over as she was. He made a few plaintive attempts to reconcile with her and, just to keep her options open and feed her ego a bit, she didn't delete his number from her contacts list and entertained his infrequent calls. This resulted, predictably, in one foolishly lonely drunken hook-up-weekend when the facts that no other man in the world seemed to interest her, her roommate was out of town and her young, horny body got the better of her young, alcohol addled brain combine to create a textbook case of the Friday Night Boozy Blahs. Before she knew it she had dialed his number and in response to her sniffling, sobby pleas, he showed up with her favorite pizza and his familiar throbbing, hard dick she hoped would cure her malaise. He was only too happy to oblige her and, lost in the throes of the Friday Night Boozy Blahs, she convinced herself that she shared his enthusiasm and that, just maybe, all they needed was a second chance. Armed with this little bit of self-deception she initially matched his gusto for the project and the fucking and sucking began with the ferocity of two people seemingly making up for lost time.
She spent the first twelve hours of that rainy weekend with him enjoying his extra-motivated attention. She always got a small, embarrassed smile on her face when she remembered how he had energetically fucked and sucked her like his life depended on it. He made it very clear he was trying out for the team again and was willing to do whatever it took. That gratified her immensely and she let herself sink into and enjoy the familiar feel of it all.
Initially that weekend had been a pleasant and comfortable blend of a gentle buzz brought on by booze and carbohydrates, and whisper-giggle-tickle cuddling while naked under warm blankets interspersed with liberal amounts of frenzied fucking and sucking on every available surface in her apartment. It was all underscored by the romantic patter of raindrops on the windows of her apartment and resulted in a pleasing number of orgasms for her with a side dish of a polite and acceptable minimum number of orgasms for him.