Doug woke first on Sunday morning. Before Cassie opened her eyes, she heard the low sounds of a TV program and smelled something like frying bacon. Her eyelids weren't awake yet, even though they kept trying to open.
She felt for any signs of a hangover before she even tried to move. Three drinks wasn't a lot, butβ¦
Thankfully she seemed to have escaped the headache and queasiness and her only problem was a very dry mouth.
As she began stir, Doug stretched out on the bed beside her, propped on his elbow.
"Good morning my love," he whispered, stroking her cheek. "How ya feeling?"
Cassie yawned and stretched her arms above her head. The blood started to flow again and she sighed. "I'm okay. No major malfunctions."
"I'm glad to hear that. Hungry?"
She sniffed the air again, sure now of the smell of bacon. "Yes, I am," she answered. "What smells so good?"
"I ordered up breakfast. It just arrived a few minutes ago. Want to join me?"
She smiled and nodded and eagerly accepted the light good-morning kiss he offered.
Doug was happily surprised when she didn't bother putting any clothes on before following him to the table beside the balcony window. He'd opened the curtains a foot or so to let in the sunlight.
There was bacon - like she'd guessed - eggs, ham, potatoes, toast, pancakes and melon. It wall looked so good that she wanted to try a bit of everything. However, she settled on toast and melon, and of course some bacon.
"So, what do we do today?" Doug asked her.
Cassie shrugged, her breasts bobbling nicely with the motion. He couldn't keep from glancing down at them.
"I don't mind," she said, "Is there anything else you'd like to see or do?"
"Just what I'm looking at now," he leered, winking at her.
She blushed, a charming reaction, and rolled her eyes.
"I need to get some stuff for some of my friends," he said. "Souvenirs."
"They've got a million shops all along this strip," she pointed out, biting off a piece of ripe, sweet melon. "There's a place down the road where a person could spend all day walking around. It's called the International Marketplace."
"That should work," he agreed. "I guess we'll eventually get there."
"What do you mean 'eventually'?" she asked.
Another of his nasty smiles. "Well, when you're done, I'm going to show you a neat trick with that syrup."
Raising her eyebrows in curiosity, she asked, "Oh yeah? What?"
"You'll seeβ¦"
"Okayβ¦" she said doubtfully, however, she did return him a smile of anticipation.