She had spent most of the afternoon at the beach. Her hair was golden blond with sun bleached streaks that really accented her bronzed skin. She always knew just when to get out of the sun... just starting to pink but before any burn set in. Her skin was warm & aglow and she had dressed in a pale pink tee with a low scooped neck that really accented her skin tone. She had gotten to the bar a little early as usual to assure herself a spot on the pool table. She knew that once she was on, it was her table for the night. It was very difficult for anyone to win the table from her. She was good, but she was also very distracting to her opponents in a very subtle sort of way. She always made sure to wear just the right neckline that would give them just the right size peek while she cued up & took her shots.
While she was winning game after game the new band the bar had hired had come in & started setting up their equipment on the small stage on the far side of the dance floor. They were a very nice looking bunch of men. She hoped their music would match their looks. Most of the bands that played here were pretty good. But every once in a while they'd hire some bunch of clowns that was just awful! God she couldn't stand to sit through an evening of mediocre at best music. She was in a mood and just wanted to revel in some really good sound.
She watched them setting up as she sank bank shots & spun balls with perfect English. There was one fellow in particular that kept catching her eye. He was tall. He was wearing a tight black t-shirt that left very little to the imagination and had a very nicely trimmed beard. She couldn't help but wonder how that beard would feel brushing against her cheek or nuzzling into her neck. She could feel her nipples growing erect at the thought. Perhaps that was why her opponent just missed his next shot. She noticed that of all the guys in the band were quite focused on what they were doing, but the tall one, the one with the beard seemed to keep looking her way. Each time she glanced toward him she could see that he was looking away suddenly trying not to appear rude for staring. She felt so good. She'd never been aware of attracting attention from all the way across the room before.