Tonight I am up late, thinking of you, longing to celebrate those pleasures which we have come to enjoy so thoroughly, albeit briefly by way of mere instant messages.
A fantasy of you haunts me like a spectre in the corners of my mind, distracting me from the day's tasks. It beckons me to follow, and for a moment tonight, I succumb to the temptation with the hope that it might provide me respite.
Your words of frequent travels to conferences inspire me to write about what might transpire should you ever attend a conference in my town. Perhaps it is a weeknight or two that you stay, making it very hard for me to get away from home under reasonable pretenses. Nonetheless, my desire to be with you marshals together the resources to craft an alibi beyond doubt.
I have been frustrated with my professional labors of late, finding it hard to focus. Noticing this, my wife has suggested that I go someplace outside the home to do my work. I decide to take advantage of this idea, and I tell her that I will go to the bookstore downtown. It has plenty of space, late hours, a coffee bar, and (most importantly) free wireless Internet service. It also happens to be very close to the hotel where you are staying.
After we have put my child to sleep for the evening, I make my exit. The wife wants to watch her Thursday night lineup of reality shows, so she won't miss me at all. I make my way downtown to the parking garage next to the bookstore and find a pay phone to call you. The hotel switchboard puts me through to your room, and you give room's number.
Making my way to the hotel room, my mind fills with anticipation. At long last, I will be with you and you alone. You answer the knock upon your door, and as you welcome me into your home away from home, I am lost in your eyes. You smile devilishly, dressed in a flattering gown that tells me that you have no plans to leave your room, and my lips tighten from the tension that is already beginning to build.
We sit on the couch, and we talk about your conference -- the talks, the schmoozing, the awful food served during the breaks. Your bemoan having been on your feet all day, and I ask you to prop them upon my lap. I apply some firm rubbing to them to work out the pain, and you relax. After working the soles of your feet, I turn my attention to your sensitive toes. I massage them with my fingers, just barely avoiding a ticking sensation.
As the stresses and strains of the day fade from your consciousness, I begin to stroke your smooth legs. I plant some kisses upon them and smell the traces of the fragrance from the lotion you applied to them earlier in the day.
I then turn my attention to you and kiss your lips, lightly at first. Your respond to meet my lips. The sound of the kisses echo lightly in the otherwise lonely room. I caress your shoulder and you pull back for a moment. You return to your feet and extend a hand as a invitation to follow you.