I steeled myself and knocked on the door. For the past hour and a half I had been debating whether or not I should go over to his place, but what broke me is that every time I peeked out my windows he was seemingly just lounging on the couch watching TV, but after maybe my hundredth glance our eyes caught each other. My heart skipped and we quickly looked away, but now I knew he was waiting for me, hopeful for our night to continue. I took a quick shower and threw on a simple black dress that hugged my waist and showed ample cleavage. After psyching myself up for the millionth time I grabbed my purse and left the apartment, wondering if my neighbor across the way had watched me leave and imagining him getting hard at the thought of me at his door.
When he opened the door to apartment 12B I was delighted to notice he was even more attractive up close. His deep dark brown eyes and five o'clock shadow were all I needed to already feel the warmth gathering between my thighs. I was horribly nervous, but luckily he spoke first.
"I guess you saw my note?" He said with a coy smile as he relaxed in the doorframe, standing in nothing but a pair of sweatpants.
"I saw a lot more than that." I said and he laughed, and I could finally breathe again.
"Please come in." He gestured through the doorway and I stepped inside his apartment. It was a clean and simple studio, which was the best you could hope for from a New York bachelor. "Feel free to sit down." He said as he pointed to the couch and walked over to the kitchenette. I instead went right over to the windows and looked across the way. It was true that even with all the lights off in my apartment you could still make out the furniture inside the place. I had been exposing myself to all of 57th and 3rd without even realizing it.
I was pulled out of my thoughts when he asked "Anything to drink? I got whiskey and beer, and maybe a bottle of red that I can't promise is any good."
"I'll take a whiskey" was my reply while also realizing that I still didn't know his name. "I'm Sara by the way".
"Andrew. Pleasure to meet ya" He walked over and handed me a well-poured whiskey. I sipped as we looked out the window and he said "Ya know, I think I have one of the best views in all of New York."
I almost choked on my sip of whiskey. God I was so nervous! Keep it together.
"Oh, really?" Was my genius reply.