I wrote this for a fellow writer of erotica. Her story provoked thoughts and fantasies that I shared with her. Now I share them with you. Enjoy.
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Jessica,
I loved the story you sent me about your time in the shower. As I read, I imagined what might have happened had I been there to join you. I wrote my imaginings in the form of another story. I hope you like it.
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It had been a long time since we'd seen each other. During the time we worked together all those years ago there was always that hint of mutual desire just below the surface. When I'd contacted you to tell you I'd be in your city you offered to have me stay with you. I didn't know if that was out of friendship or a wish for something more. Now I know.
As I got off the plane I wondered what was ahead. It's always interesting to walk up that ramp into an airport. The temperature, the humidity, the sights, the smells can all feel so different. As I entered the airport I scanned the crowd for your face and finally picked you out along the far wall. Our eyes locked, we both smiled, and I made my way through the rest of the passengers to where you stood. After a cocktail party kiss and a hug that lasted just a fraction longer than what might be expected we left for dinner.
As we headed off to that Mexican restaurant you'd raved about I thought about how great you looked. Blond hair, nice tan, and that perfect smile made you stand out from other women. Your job as a fitness instructor had given you a firm, toned body. I don't think you've ever been truly aware of how attractive you are. You'd once told me you were chubby as a young girl and how painful the teasing was. There were times I'd try to let you know you were a good looking and sexy woman but never quite came out and said it. Over our meal, and a couple margaritas, we caught up with each other's lives. The talk and easy teasing back and forth made it feel like no time had passed.
We went back to your place and you showed me to the spare bedroom so I could unpack and change clothes. When I came out you'd opened a bottle of wine. We drank and talked before falling into one of those wonderfully comfortable silences that can be as enjoyable as conversation between those who know each other well.
Finally, as the jet lag caught up with me, it was time to call it a night. After another hug you looked at me for a moment.
I thought maybe you'd suggest we share your bed but you gave a soft sigh. "G'nite," you said as went into your room.
I went into my room and laid down. Between the trip, margaritas, and wine it wasn't long before I fell asleep.
After what seemed like only a moment I awoke to the smell of coffee. I found you in the kitchen and you greeted me with a cheery "Good Morning, sleepyhead!".
Watching you move around the kitchen made it a good morning indeed. You were wearing just your sleep shirt and I'd have bet my bottom dollar it was the only thing you had on.
You asked what I wanted for breakfast. "You!" was what I wanted to say but bit my tongue.