They met at a bar, as had been planned. They pretended not to really know one another, as had been planned.
She was wearing a brown empire-waist dress, sexy, hitting her just above her knees and she sat at a barstool. Black panty hose, too. She had a white pearl necklace on, because she knew he would find it appealing.
He wore a black suit, white shirt, red tie, trying to look as sleek as possible.
He ambled over and stood next to her, remained standing, as he ordered a Grey Goose Martini, straight up, three bleu cheese olives.
They pretended to ignore one another, while exchanging passing glances in the mirror behind the bar.
"Are you alone?" he finally asked, not really looking at her.
"Yes," she responded. "I just needed a drink."
"Rough day?"
"Rough life."
He turned to face her, "Well, it doesn't show."
"Thanks, I guess," she said, rolling her eyes.
He looked at the bartender and said, "Can we get her a refill?" To which, the bartended poured her another martini.
The man wasn't even sure what she was drinking.
"I really don't think I need that," she said.
"Yes, yes, you do. Trust me. For what's going to happen, you're going to need that."
She didn't know what to say to that. "For what's going to happen? ... You've got trouble written all over you. What do you do?"
"I'm in marketing, but let's not talk about work. I hate work."
"Well, whatever you do, judging by that suit, you must do it well."
"I do alright, but really, my talents lie elsewhere."
She gazed at him as if he'd just said the must smug thing ever.
"I just mean," he continued, "I have a knack for telling when people need something, even though they don't know it."
Intrigued, she asked, "And you think you know what I need."
"I do."
"And what might that be?"
He took a large sip of his drink, put the glass down on the bar, inched toward her, leaned in to whisper into her ear, and said, "You need to finish that drink, not think about what you're doing, find a man -- it doesn't have to be me, but it CANNOT be your husband -- and immediately proceed to a hotel. ..."
As he spoke, she could smell his cologne, smell his vodka and olive-stained breath, and she could hardly bear it. She was wet the moment he spoke to her with his assholish demeanor. She hadn't been fucked in so long -- and clearly, he already knew that -- and she already wanted this man.
"... and you need to be ravished, and you need to ravish someone. You need to be someone other than yourself."
Then, he stepped back and went back to his drink.
"Do that again," she said.
"Do what?"
"Tell me something else. Something more," and then she took a big swig of her drink, not believing what this guy just told her and that she was inviting more.
He leaned in, this time putting his right hand inside her right thigh. His fingers were just slightly inside her skirt, not enough to be noticed or offend anyone, but enough to get his point across.
"You need to be fucked," he whispered into her ear. "You need to be thrown down on a fucking bed or something, and spend a lot of time with a cock in your mouth. You need to make someone come, come yourself, frankly, be dirty."
He stepped back again, put his hands on his martini glass and said, loudly, "Hey, just my opinion. Take it or leave it."
He reached into his pocket, took out his wallet and put $30 on the bar, then started to walk away.
"Who is this guy," she thought to herself, then said loudly, "Wait."