With each jet of cum filling her full, they shook and they rattled, rediscovering the life they had lost along their way. They wrestled, and laughed, in that heavenly place where two weary souls had miraculously reconnected unseen by the eyes of the all-seeing world.
Zeke's exasperation began growing as he prepared to meet Claire. He dreaded these first meetings, and looking back, he remembered those times when he actually enjoyed meeting new people. But these times, and these bat-shit crazy internet match-ups, had suddenly become just like job interviews. Here he was, 57 years-old, and he was still trying to find love.
Grinning inwardly, he wondered if the younger set had any clue about what mother nature had in store for them too. And then, as he picked up his keys, he wondered how many more times he'd find himself here. His life had changed; and he was now exhausted by change. Shaking his head, he walked out the front door and headed to the hotel where they would meet.
Things were still lazy as he entered the hotel's bar that Friday afternoon. Finding himself a secluded booth, he then proceeded to order a drink. Sipping at his scotch, his gaze then chanced upon a porcelain pitcher, and wash basin, ornately displayed on a cherry-wood pedestal.
Well now ... that vision immediately reminded him of a much younger, and livelier him. And while he was reliving that memory he was shook awake by his name and the smell of perfume. Turning towards that feminine voice, he was pleasantly surprised by this woman who he only knew as, "Claire".
Standing, and towering over her, he offered her a seat, and she nervously sat. The tension in her eased, when he smiled, and asked, "Was you sneaking up on me ... checking me out?"
"The truth?"
"Yeah ... the truth!"
"Well ... I'd already planned my escape if you were hideous. I've tried this before, and you know how people are on the inter-web! That is what you call it, isn't it?"
"Yep ... the good old inter-web!" Smiling ... he looks at her, and says, "Well ... I hope you'll be needing a drink and I could probably use another myself. At least I'm not too hideous ... yet! So ... what will you have Ms. Claire?"
"I don't know ... a glass of wine, I think."
And she drank three, or four more glasses, before their time began slipping away. They'd talked about everything, and nothing, all at the same time; dancing their first dance without leaving that booth. She seemed as if she was an actual flesh and blood human being; a throwback to a simpler time, and he had masterfully flirted with her in a tango of glances between her beautiful eyes and those well-defined breasts, which she'd teasingly been presenting to him. And as their spirits soared they knew there were reasons why they were both sitting there.
Claire had caught him glancing away more than a few times, and as she was finishing her last drink she curiously asked him what he was staring at across the room.