I'm a fairly lonely guy and I spend a lot of time on-line. Well one night I ventured into a chat room and began talking with a woman named Tracy. We instantly connected, it was great. We agreed on pretty much everything.
For a couple of months we would talk three or four times a week via instant messenger, and we'd send each other emails through out the week. Well, as things went along we began discussing our sex lives, and eventually having cyber sex. I've got to say that cyber sex can be pretty dang hot if you want it to be.
I live on the west coast, she lives on the east coast, and so there was very little chance that our internet affair would ever become anything but a fantasy.
Then fate intervened. By a pure stroke of luck Tracy and I were both scheduled to be in Atlanta at the same time. I was going to be there for a week to visit a customer; she was going to try to secure new clients.
Obviously we were hit with a dilemma, do we dare take the opportunity to meet face to face, or do we pass up our chance and keep the fantasy alive.
We both changed our minds several times in the days before our trips. At first I wanted to meet her but she wasn't so sure, then she warmed up to the idea and I was having doubts. Round and round we went until finally we agreed to meet for dinner on Friday, my third night in town and her first.
I made reservations for us at a place that I had liked on my last trip to Atlanta, and we were all set to meet at 7:00 Friday night.
It was agony waiting for the night to arrive. At that point we hadn't exchanged pictures or anything so I only knew to look for a woman in a gray skirt and jacket with blonde hair.
I knew it was her the first moment I set eyes on her. She was absolutely stunning; I felt a little self conscious as I was no where near her equal in the looks department.
"Tracy?" I asked, just to be sure.
"Yes, and that makes you Andrew." Tracy said.
"Yes, it's good to finally put a face to the person I've been communicating with so much." I said kissing her on the cheek and helping her to her seat.
"I know exactly what you mean. It was exciting not knowing what you looked like, but the thrill as I came here to find out was much more intense." Tracy said.
We started talking as if we'd known each other for years. We drank wine, we ate, we talked, and we laughed almost until closing time, then we headed outside.
"So where are you staying? Maybe we can share a cab." I said.
"I'm at the Ramada." Tracy said.
"No kidding, so am I." I said.
"Then we can share a cab quite easily." Tracy said.