Author's note: This is my first Literotica submission, and welcome feedback. This is intended to be the start of a greater series of stories, so as I post more, please do read my other works as well.
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After ages of yearning for each other, with so much burning desire, we've finally had our first night together as new lovers. As agreed, after a memorable moment of waking up together and a passionate morning of lovemaking, showering, and dressing, we had a sensual breakfast, then returned to our separate lives.
But life is now different. Even more vibrant than before. Daily life has a new tinge to it, a contrast that wasn't there previously. For each of us, we feel like a changed person. There's a new feeling of health, an awakening in the heart that is unique to a newfound love. Everything around each of us looks a little different and has a new perspective. Daily routines don't seem as mundane. What we have is exciting. Beautiful. And it spills out around us, changing our perception of life, as well as affecting those around us. People around us that know each of us well can tell there is something different with us, but don't know what. Our secret continues.
We agree to meet again soon. And as we talk, we pick a Saturday that works for both of us. I decide that this one is going to be a surprise for you. I tell you there will be a ticket waiting for you at the airport, and you don't have to bring a single thing. I only want you to do your beautiful auburn hair for me, leaving it long and straight with slight waves, as I like it. You eagerly await the day, excited with an anticipation of us seeing each other, unable to focus on daily life as the time approaches. On the particular day, you drive to the airport at the time I instructed, leave your car in the daily lot, and walk to the check-in counter. You're nervously excited about the unknown. Where in the world will you be going? What meets you there?
As you approach the counter, you see a long line, and your heart sinks slightly. You join the end of the queue, and pull out your phone to pass the time. However, a uniformed male attendant walks up to you and asks, "Excuse me madam, are you Alexandra?" You nod in surprise, and he motions to an empty counter on the end. "We've been expecting you. Right this way please." You approach the counter, and a nice older lady greets you with a warm smile, asking for identification. You show her your driver's license, and she gives you a ticket. You just have to know where you're going, and look at the ticket in your hand. San Francisco. You're going to San Francisco? The agent says, "We have you in first class, seat 2A, and your flight will be boarding in 30 minutes at gate C3. Do you have any bags to check today?" You shake your head no, and she wishes you a very good day. Did she give you a wink? What was that?
You go through security, breezing straight through the priority line, and quickly arrive at your gate, passing time by checking messages on your phone and idly playing a game. You're one of the first to board, and settle into your nice seat at the front of the plane. As everyone else boards, the premium flight attendant greets you by name and without asking, sets a whiskey on the rocks on your armrest, then hands you a small envelope embossed with an "A". You open it with surprise to see a small card inside. "I'm looking forward to a wonderful day together. - Me". She then hands you a single red rose, blowing your mind, smiles, and says, "I don't know what you have in store today, but something tells me you're a very lucky girl and I should be jealous. Please let me know if I can get you anything at all during your flight."
Just then, your phone buzzes. You pick it up, and see a message from me. "Soon, Ally. Soon." You furiously reply back, "What in the world? How did you do this?" You receive a single reply.
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Your flight departs quickly, and you settle in for the trip, relaxing and resting. The drink hits the spot, and puts you at ease. The aircraft accelerates down the runway, rumbling as it picks up speed, then rotates and lifts off. As it does so, the cabin begins to pressurize, ever so slightly fatiguing you. The gentle vibrations and hums of the engines are a little hypnotic. You drift off into a peaceful slumber, wakening later to the small jolt in the aircraft as the flaps extend and the gear comes down for landing. You raise the window shade next to you, looking with interest out on the world into which you're arriving. This new place looks a little surreal as you see it from a half mile above the earth. You're a voyeur, remotely observing millions of people going about their lives, embroiled in commerce and leisure. You're watching an entire city laid out below you. There... that's the Golden Gate Bridge! You smile, pick up the rose, and raise it to your nose, inhaling and smelling its sweet scent, feeling its soft petals graze your face. Then you turn and again look out the window in wonder, idly twisting the rose stem in your hand.
The jet lands, and you brace yourself for the deceleration as the aircraft slows to a stop, then take your phone out of airplane mode to anxiously check for messages. After a few seconds, your phone comes alive with mail and notifications from the past few hours, and you eagerly scroll through, looking for something from me, but don't see anything. As you get off the plane, the same stewardess wishes you a very good day, giving you a sweet smile. You see in her eyes a faint look of pain and longing, as if she wants what you have, something missing from her own personal life. One of the pilots stands at the cockpit door, thanking you for flying with them. You look at him, and your thoughts turn to me. Your own pilot. You half expect me to come out of the cockpit, with this surprise trip.
You get off the plane and the confusion returns. Where the heck are you supposed to go? You check your phone. Nothing. Not knowing what else to do, you follow the crowd to baggage claim. As you exit security, there's some people grouped behind a chromed bar railing, waiting for arriving passengers. A few people stand in moderate boredom, holding signs with names on them, and there's a family with balloons and a banner saying "Welcome home, Brad!" One smaller gentleman wearing a dark suit and valet cap is holding a sign that simply says "Alexandra." You turn towards him, and he looks at you with recognition. "Welcome to San Francisco, miss! I'm Peter. Come with me, please." How do these people know who you are? You follow him through the outside doors, and as you exit the terminal, you are hit with the strange new feel of a different place and its climate. Warm. Humid. There's new smells, unfamiliar sounds. Different air pressure. It adds to the excitement.
Peter leads you to a small black limo at the curb, opens the door, and holds it for you. You thank him, duck your head, and sit down, smelling the rich leather inside. The limo is empty, except another small embossed notecard envelope and single red rose sitting in the seat next to you. You open the envelope. This card says "Closer now. Very soon, Ally." You pick up your phone and message me. "You're so sweet. What now?" After a few seconds you receive another single reply.
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Peter sits in the front, and as he starts the engine you ask him, "Where am I going?" He smiles very friendly at you in the rearview mirror and answers, "I'm very sorry, miss. I'm not allowed to tell you that, but please relax and I will have you there very shortly. Can I get you anything?" You politely decline, and he again assures you that you'll be to your destination very quickly. Sure enough, after a short drive away from the airport and into the city, you slow and turn into downtown streets. You look out the window as you drive, watching the scenery and taking in the sights of the new location. You become aware that people on the street are gazing at your limo as you drive past, taking notice of the novelty that passes them in their routine lives. Peter slows and stops the limo in a large alley, pulling up to a small nondescript black metal door to a large white building that seems to be connected to others stretching down the block. He gets out and opens the door for you, offering his hand. You take it and Peter professionally helps you out of the limo, then knocks on the door.
The door opens, and an impeccably dressed tall gentleman in black pinstriped three piece evening suit and dark goatee greets you by name, welcoming you inside. You turn and thank Peter, feeling suddenly obligated and reach into your purse for your wallet. Peter quickly stops you with a gentle touch on your forearm and says, "That's not needed miss. Everything has been taken care of. Have a wonderful time." He squeezes your hand and turns back to the limo. You turn and follow the gentleman inside and ask where you are. He replies "We are a private club, madam. There is no name, but anything you could want is available to you. You only have to ask." Being a woman all alone, you feel slightly uneasy being by yourself in this strange place, but take comfort in the thought that I would never put you in an unsafe situation. Even now, you are being protected and cared for. The gentleman takes you down a plain dark hallway lined with thick tapestries, reaches a door, and motions you inside. You're a little skittish, but walk into a small dressing room, with high end finishings and decor. Brass. Beautiful, opulent marble. Plush leather. Oak wood. Red velvet. On a lone chair in the middle of the room is a medium-sized white box with a rich gold ribbon and bow, another embossed notecard, and a third single rose. Your escort tells you the room is yours for the day, and shuts the heavy door behind him as he leaves, with a slight respectful bow of his head. You lock the ornate brass door bolt. You're alone. You pick up the card, and it reads, "Now, Ally. This is all for you, my love. Become mine for the day."