It had been a long day, and she was on edge. It wasn't the papers and unfinished projects stacked on her desk that caused her edginess. He was the reason for that edginess...or rather, it was the memory of their meeting earlier in the day and what came afterward.
She knew from their online and phone conversations and the photo he'd sent that he was much younger than she, and handsome. She looked in the mirror at her soft, very plump figure, and wondered if he would be among the smaller ("select," she thought) population of men who found it attractive.
All in all, she was nervous about meeting him, but there was something about the way he spoke to her that drew her to him like a moth to a flame. Conversation flowed effortlessly β they connected immediately on a number of levels and, at times, seemed to read each other's minds. And they each had a similar need for discretion. There was no way she would pass up an opportunity to meet this man.
As they sat across the table from each other at lunch, she gazed at his face. He was even more handsome in person and she loved his wide grin, but it was his eyes that held her attention. Intense brown eyes that lit up when he laughed and turned somber when he spoke of something serious. She wondered how those eyes looked when he was aroused. Actually, she more than wondered; she positively ached to know.