Like a cheap whiskey, this is a blend of several encounters: a recent adventure and a planned future one.
Plotless fuckery.
A bar and room service - these were my main concerns on booking this hotel. That, plus a simple taxi drive from the airport. Life's complicated enough. And here's me, Ms-longtime-married, walking into the empty bar of a decent hotel in a generic city in the North West of America to meet an also hitched cyber-friend. Almost empty bar, that is.
I am wearing, as instructed, the short blond bob, heels (kind of), and the white Summer dress with black roses. I am also wearing, strictly against the rules, knickers. Nice knickers, but knickers nonetheless.
Fuck the rules.
Despite the attitude, I am shaking as I spot you, and it's only when you catch my eye, and smile across that I, taking the deepest of breaths, sashay on over, and slide onto the stool next to yours at the bar. I can't stop beaming, but equally can't look you in the eye and keep the gaze. No hug. You know I'll just duck. But you turn right around, put one hand on my left shoulder, turning me slightly to face you, and place your other hand under my chin. Rub it with your thumb.
Getting up in front of me, simultaneously ordering me a large dark rum and coke, you stand between my knees, slightly open, still stroking my chin, like soothing a scared kitten. I look up at you. Smile.
That smile just increases as your hand, once on my shoulder, slips under the flounced skirt of that dress.
Fuck the rules, you say, flick the dampened crotch of that flimsy laciness to one side, and rub what's yours, pausing awhile on that clit.
Meow.
My head lolls onto your shoulder, forehead literally rubbing at the fabric of your shirt, and I bite my upper lip slightly, swallow an mmmm, as you push, not slip or slide, two fingers into your honeypot. Claimed.
And in and out. Just a little, you. Hell, I'm not a total slut, though with my eyes closed, and my lips just about chewed away as I struggle to maintain anything resembling my customary decorum, it's true, I could be mistaken for one.