This is my first submission to Literotica. I'd really welcome constructive comments and/or emails exchanges of any kind (and I wouldn't mind some faint praise, if any of you like it!).
To say the least, this had never happened to me before. It was ostensibly our first date, I'd been in her apartment mere minutes, and already we were on the floor, struggling to get out of our clothes.
For months I had seen her pretty regularly. She worked at a coffee shop I was in some weekends and often on the weekdays, on the way to or from work. Her eyes were bright and she had a winning way of looking at you that just sucked you in and she was a great server -- the favorite of everyone, not just me. But I kept hoping that maybe she was being especially nice to me. She was always very friendly to me, always a little flirtatious, and I flirted right back. I'd hold eye contact just slightly too long, maybe brush my fingers against hers when taking the coffee -- touching her was electric.
She was pretty, but I won't make this one of those stories where everyone involved is a supermodel. She was in her mid-thirties, not especially tall, with a curvy body that I found wildly exciting, even though that wasn't the standard "type" I dated, if I had a type. She didn't dress especially provocatively, but fashionably -- and it was easy to see her large soft breasts, the gently curve of her stomach, her nice legs under a medium-length skirt. Sometimes she'd wear a v-neck shirt and lean over to talk to me, and I'd struggle to keep my eyes on hers, taking whatever opportunity presented itself to sneak a look down her top at her gorgeous breasts. I'd find myself growing hard as I sat there, trying to think of something to say to keep her at my table. I think she knew the sort of effect she had on me, and liked it. I wonder if she knew how often I wished she would invite me into the back so I could touch her and kiss her right there.
I was too shy to ask her out -- I figured that an attractive woman like her, working in a coffee shop, must be asked out all the time by patrons. But I was a regular, and we more and more often fell to talking, moving past just hello to small talk, then to more. I got her name, Lisa, and some responses to work. I didn't want to become one of those guys who thinks the people at the coffee shop are his best friends, just because they're friendly.
One afternoon when I had stopped in to do some work -- I needed to get out of the office and figured I would be as productive in the coffee shop as anywhere. Plus, I hoped she'd be there. Lisa came over when it was quiet and we started to chat, and as people came in, I knew she'd have to go back to work. Lisa suddenly said, "Hey, maybe we should get together sometime. What do you think?"
I was surprised at what she'd suggested, never really expecting that we'd get passed the small talk phase.
I wrote down my number hurriedly, and she gave me hers. Two nights later I called her to try to schedule a date -- or at least I hoped it would be a date. There's always that worry that maybe she had meant a "just friends" get-together.
She seemed happy to hear from me, so I asked her if she might want to get together sometime. Then she surprised me yet again, saying, "I'd love to... well, what are you up to tonight? Would you like to go get a drink?"
I told her I'd love to, and found out the directions to her place. I quickly shaved, got in the car, and drove to her apartment on a quiet, residential street not far from my own home. Almost as soon as I rang the bell, she answered, looking stunning in a tight black top, low-cut so I could see the curves of her wonderful breasts, and a medium-length dark skirt, sliding down tight from her hips, down over her ass, and along her legs. I stepped inside, and she barely stepped backwards, forcing me to stand so close to her, our bodies almost touching. I could smell her faint perfume and the wine in the glass she held, and could almost feel her body, we were so close.
"Hi," was all I could muster.
"Hello," she said softly, under her breath.
She took a small sip from her glass of wine, glancing up at me as she did, and smiling slightly. She leaned forward to place it on a bookshelf to my left, stepping in toward me as she did so. Standing close, she met my gaze and I said to her, quietly, "So, where are we going for our drink?"
"Well, we could go out," she replied, "but I have a bottle of wine, and it crossed my mind that we might want to stay here."
The tension in the room was palpable, to say the least. "Or," I said, quietly, hoping, "we might decide that we don't really want that drink."
She smiled again, looking up at me, that light, flirty smile. Teasing, a little, but inviting me in on the joke. "Yes, we might not."