Why is this happening now? How long do I have to figure this out before the opportunity is gone, possibly forever? Is it really an opportunity, or am I reading too much into it? This could be so embarrassing if I'm wrong. But it's been so long.
As I leaned over to pick up my glass from the table I brushed against his arm. I didn't do it on purpose, but I might have if I had thought about it first. He's a little older than me but he is cute, and sexy in his own way. I've always liked maturity in my men. He startled at the touch, and blushed deeply. But he didn't pull away too quickly.
Can he hear my heart beating? It feels like it's going to jump out of my chest. I swear the neighbours can hear it! Is he staring at me? Am I blushing too. His hand looks a little shaky as he reaches for his glass. Could he be as nervous as me? Could he want as I do? God I hope he doesn't ask me a question because I'm so short of breath I doubt I could answer.
He's married, and not unhappily in his own words. Flirting with me doesn't bother him so should it bother me? We have chatted quite a bit on IM.
He has a webcam and made it clear it was unfair for me to see him and not vice versa so I'm getting one. It's nice to be able to see him and watch his reactions when I say something leading or provocative. He giggles a lot. Somehow I don't think his interest is in watching me giggle. Men are so much more visually stimulated than us girls. I'll bet he's hoping to get the occasional peek at me in something other than my street clothes. I bet I could see the sweat on his brow if I was to flash a bit. Opportunities.
Our IM conversations have been all over the map. We both have the same sense of humour. We mostly start out on a level and straight-laced subject but it always deteriorates. A joke or a tease here and there. And always sexual undertones. I can't tell if he starts it or I do. But I know he is the one who takes it up a notch. Not that I don't egg him on. It's nice to be flattered and wanted. And there is no doubt that is where his end of the conversation is going. But he always seems to stop just before committing.