Edited by Lady Rika
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He was five-and-a-half feet of solid gold Southern sin. Sure, that's not very tall, but for my little 5'3" self, he was just right. I knew that kissing him wouldn't strain my neck and that his cock would nestle perfectly against my mound.
I arrived at the airport ten minutes before his plane was scheduled to land. I was wearing my coral silk broomstick skirt with a white top and jacket, the outfit I'd told him to look for. Unbeknownst to him, though, I was commando under my clothes – no panties and no bra.
He'd commented several times that he loves to see the sway of a woman's breasts unbound by a bra, and I was determined to put aside my slightly puritanical leanings when it comes to undergarments and enjoy the freedom of going braless for him. The silk of my skirt against my bare ass felt incredibly erotic and wicked, made more so by the fact that no one else knew I was bare underneath.
The wait was interminable! Butterflies played ping-pong in my belly, my palms were sweaty, my heart was racing and my nipples were as hard as they could possibly be. Gavin and I had talked about meeting, and finally it was going to happen! We'd often wondered how we'd know each other. Sure, pictures are great, but digitally reproduced pics hardly do a person justice. We agreed that we'd know; our hearts would know when we were in the presence of our soul mate.
Finally the large silver plane parked at the gate. My knees were weak. I was dying to see him, to finally touch him, yet I was also worried that I wouldn't live up to his expectations. Passengers began to steam through the gate, and then, there he was. Our eyes found each other at the same time. I was prepared to walk casually over, real cool-like. I started walking; he started running.
Before I knew it, I was in his arms and he was swinging me around as he hugged me close. "Hello, Sara, my lass," he said in an arousing Scottish burr that testified to the non-Southern half of him. Tears of joy leaked out, because here, at last, was the man I loved.
I'd told him that, since the airport was in my hometown and a lot of people know I'm married, we'd play it cool and just hug like long separated friends. We couldn't do that, though. My head came off his shoulder long enough to look into his beautiful blue-gray eyes.