We went up the coast on a date. We didn't have any set plans, or so you thought, but I'd gotten us reservations at this really cozy, quiet restaurant on the waterfront in one of the smaller towns. Our table was right between a big picture window looking over the beach and a circular fireplace in the center of the room. Even with all the scenery, I couldn't take my eyes off you. You wore a strappy red dress that I'd never seen before. The sheer material seemed to find and hug every part of your body like silk in the most seductive way. You weren't wearing a bra and I could clearly see the hard pebble of your right nipple through the fabric. I couldn't take my eyes off it, actually. More than once you caught me staring, but you just smiled this thin, hungry smile and slid your foot to my leg, sliding it slowly up the inside of my leg.
We finished dinner and went out to the restaurant's patio after dessert. The sun had already set, and as we leaned on the railing and watched the last rays of sunlight slip away, all I could think of was the feel of your body pressed next to mine. The feel of your breasts against my arm, your cheek on my shoulder, your foot on mine - all made me want to wrap you in my arms. We decided to take a walk on the beach, and as we talked, all the stress of my week just seemed to melt off me. With every step I felt lighter, and younger, and happier. I looked at your face in the starlight and couldn't believe how lucky I felt to have you. I gripped your hand and hummed a little "la di da" to myself.
You laughed and said, "You and your noises. What did that one mean?"
I hadn't realized I'd done it, so I said, a little nervously, "Oh just that I like you an awful lot."
You stopped walking and turned to me, smiling. You slid your hands up my chest and tilted your head back. I pulled your waist towards me and pressed my lips to yours gently, tenderly. I slid my hands up your back and ran my fingers through your hair. When you stopped for air, I lowered my mouth to your neck, tracing down to your collarbone, leaving a wet trail that glistened in the moonlight.