Note: This is 100% fiction. I was inspired to write this story after seeing an interview on YouTube about India Summer where she answered questions about her life and career and I couldn't help notice that there is much more to this amazing person than we see on the scenes in her porn videos.
Also, if you are looking for a story that gets into the hot sex right away, this is not your story. The sex stuff starts in Chapter 5. I am more into getting to know someone and having fun before the sex than just going straight to the sex. It just makes the sex so much better when you are making love to a friend and not a stranger or someone who you don't really like that much. So much of this story is about getting to know Jody Jean Olson and how that led to a very special night for both of us.
Chapter One.
As I am winding down my career, I have a lot to be proud of and I realize that there are a whole lot of things that I would have done different if I could live my life again and do a better job of balancing my professional and personal lives.
I would guess that in the past 30 years, I have spent an average of 30 weeks a year on the road, beating the bushes, selling, getting commissions and building working relationships with clients that have led to long term financial benefits to my employers and of course to me.
I have made a lot of money and am pretty much set financially for life, but my personal life has suffered. Been through 2 marriages and my kids don't know me or give a damn about me so as I grow older, I am faced with the fact that I will be growing old alone. A sobering thought. I have a ton of money, but no personal life.
So to be honest, I spend a lot of time making love to the porn vids on my iPad in hotel rooms and although I prefer amateur porn, there are a few porn stars that I adore. My favorite is probably India Summer. I love everything about her, especially the vids she made in her early days before she became a porn star. Little did I know that one day, I would get to meet her and know her in a most personal way.
But back to my road warrior experience......I have become pretty good at figuring out how to stay alive on the road and one of the destinations of my travels that I have a love/hate relationship with is Chicago. I have been there to enjoy it in all of its glory in the spring, summer, and fall, and of course, I have been there in the middle of its harsh and unforgiving winters.
I have spent a lot of time in Chicago's O'Hare airport. Love it or hate it, if you are going just about anywhere in this country, sooner or later, you are going through O'Hare and it pays to understand how to survive the worst that can happen at this airport.
So a while back, I was in Chicago in August for business and my work wrapped up around 10 AM, just about check out time. Before I checked out, I took one last look at the Weather Channel and saw that there were going to be severe thunderstorms coming through just about the time my plane was going to be taking off and so I called the front desk and asked if I could hold my room until 3:00 for another night with the option of cancelling no later than 3:15. Since I was a gold star member of this hotel, they agreed. I knew from experience that if bad weather came through, O'Hare would cancel most of their flights and I would be stuck spending the night on a cot at the airport. Been there and done that so having a hotel room on reserve, even if it meant going back to the City, was a very wise thing to do.
So I left the hotel and took the Blue Line to O'Hare and got there in about an hour but as I looked out the window on the way, I could see the dark clouds coming in and I had a feeling in my gut that things were going to get ugly in an hour or two.
I waited in line at security and got to my gate about 30 minutes before my flight was supposed to board.
As usual, O'Hare is crazy and crowded and so I sat in the holding area with my carry on and a very attractive and strangely familiar woman sat down beside me who appeared to be attempting to go incognito. She had long dark hair that was pulled up into a baseball cap, with her pony tail hanging out the back. She had dark sunglasses on, a red silk blouse and tight fitting blue jeans. She sat down beside me and for the life of me, I couldn't figure out why she looked so familiar but she was busy on her smart phone as I was with mine and in a few minutes as I had expected, all hell broke loose outside. A typical, mid-summer thunderstorm was coming on strong with high winds, hail, lightning and thunder and in a few minutes you could see the departure boards light up with cancellations. Soon there was announcement for all out going passengers to contact their ticket agents to rebook, as all flights coming in and out of O'Hare had been cancelled indefinitely.
Being the seasoned traveler that I am, I immediately called my hotel and confirmed my reservation and said I was taking the train back to the city to spend the night and would be there no later than 5:00.
As I was getting ready to leave, I noticed that the woman that was next to me was in somewhat of a state of panic. I over-heard her calling the airline, only to tell her that she would have to wait until the following morning to get a flight back to her home. I also picked up that someone on the phone was telling her that there were no rooms available in any hotels and she was going to have to camp out in the airport for the night.
About the same time, there was an announcement on the airport PA telling people that they could go to gate something or other to get cots to spend the night.
In a moment of human compassion, I looked at the woman and said, "Excuse me, I have been through this many times before and when I checked out the weather this morning, I had a feeling this would happen and so I extended my room reservation for another night. My room has two queen beds but it is back in the City. Trust me...I'm a gentleman and not some psychopath.... if you want to split the cost of the room with me, you are welcome to stay with me.
At first, she looked at me like I was crazy but then the announcement came on again about going to gate something for the cots and she said, "Wait a minute, let me make a call".
I watched her dial her phone and heard her say,
"Hi, look, there is some guy here that has a room in the City that he is willing to split the cost with me.... he looks like a decent guy...are you OK if I go with him"? "Thanks.... hopefully I will see you tomorrow".
So she hung up and said, "If your offer is still good, I'm on". I gave her a high five and we headed toward the Blue Line station.
I helped her with her bags and we fought our way through the crowds and finally got on the train and she was sitting right across from me...so close together that our legs were almost touching. We really didn't have much to talk about and so we both looked out the window and at one point, she took off her sunglasses and I had one of those oh my god moments.
I'm not sure what came over me but I blurted out,
"Are you Jody Jean Olson?"
At first, she was silent but then she said,
"Do I know you?"
"No I'm sure you don't know me but I am a fan of...."
She cut me off in mid-sentence and said,
"You are a fan of India Summer and yes, that is my stage name but my real name is Jody but no one ever calls me that anymore."
She asked me how I knew her real name and I said that one very lonely night, I was watching and enjoying her vids and I was intrigued by her and so looked her up on wiki and found out a lot about her, including her real name.