There was this really hot girl at work named Jessica. She was in her early 30's, tall, thin, and had the most amazing body. While her breasts were on the smaller side, the rest of her was perfect. Legs that went on for miles. A tiny waist and this cute little white-girl bubble butt. I'd see her around the office every couple of days. I knew she worked in marketing and found myself wandering the halls up there a lot. The thing that struck me most was the way she dressed. It was sexy but not slutty. Clearly she knew she had a great body. Everything she wore accentuated her body but it never looked like she was trying. She wore very little makeup. She just always looked good.
I'd probably never said more than 30 words to her. We'd pass in the hallways and I'd smile or say "hi". We once had a conversation in the lunch line but it was just polite simple talk. Heck, she was way out of my league so what was the point, right?
Greg, a good friend, invited me out with a group one Thursday night. Turns out Jessica was there too. We all sat around, drank and laughed for hours at a local pub. It was a lot of fun and I finally got to talk to her. I was right - she was just a sweet, simple girl who was extremely hot but nice as could be. Of course I attempted to maximize my time with her but so did several other guys. After about 5 hours of drinking we all went our separate ways and that was that. After that night, however, I noticed that I was seeing her a lot more often at work. We just kept running into each other. And these times we had more to say to each other. I grew oddly comfortable around her, but still knew there was no way.
A couple of weeks later, on a Tuesday, I was walking out to my car after work. I was totally dragging ass across the massive parking lot. It was cold out and I had two laptops with me. Once in my car I started it to let it warm up, put the laptops in the trunk, and climbed in. I cranked up the heat and looked at my phone while it warmed up. I damn near had a heart attack when someone knocked on my window. I jumped and tossed my phone. I looked out and saw Jessica standing there. I hit the power window.
"Sorry to bother you. Is there any way that you can give me a lift home?" she asked. She was standing there freezing, the cold wind howling through my window.
"Absolutely. Get in before you freeze to death." I replied. I hit the door unlock and moved all of the crap from the passenger seat and stuffed it behind there. Jessica got in, a cold burst filled the warm car. She closed the door as I cranked the heat up.
"Thank you so much. I hate to have to ask but my battery must be dead and you're pretty much my last hope. I barely know you but you seem like a nice guy. Plus I was freezing my ass off!" she said as she chuckled. "Nice car".
"Thanks. So where am I taking you?" I asked. I think it finally sunk in that Jessica was actually sitting in my car. Even bundled up she looked amazing. She was able to run her hands through her hair a few times and it looked salon styled. She pulled off her gloves and placed her hands by the vents. Her hands were slender, porcelain white. She had long thin fingers with perfectly manicured nails, painted dark red.
"Oh, that feels much better. If you wouldn't mind I live on the west end, off Mercer Avenue. Is that too much trouble?" she asked. She looked at me. She had the biggest brown eyes. She could have asked me to drive her to Florida and I would have done it.
"No problem at all" I replied as I shifted into first gear and drove off. Before long she started to loosen her jacket and settle in. I attempted to focus on driving but my attention was on her. Jessica was in my car! And then it hit me - her perfume. Or maybe it was hand lotion....whatever....she smelled amazing. Her perfume filled the car.
"I think they pay you guys in Accounting too much. We poor slobs in marketing can't afford Porsches". She smiled.
"It was my uncle's. He sold it to me for a great price." I said. We hit the bypass and settled in.
"I heard you went to Wharton? That true?" she asked.
"Yep. I'm from Philly. My father and Uncle both went there, which is basically the only reason I got in. You went to Clemson, right? I asked.
"Yes. I'm from Georgia but needed to get away so I chose Clemson. That seems so long ago now - almost 15 years. Yes, I'm a lot older than you are." she said jokingly. We continued with small talk like this for about 20 minutes. I rolled on Mercer Ave and she pointed to this new condominium building. "That one - Hesson Tower" she directed. It was very nice, far nicer than I expected after her marketing vs accounting comment. "If you go through the gate and into the garage below you can drop me off right at the elevators."
"Sure" I replied. We drove down into the garage and I rolled up next to the elevators.