After their rather eventful dinner, Synthia was more than half-tempted to instruct the taxi driver to take the two of them back to their hotel rather than to the theater; she was still so aroused that what she really wanted at the moment was to be taken several times by her Master, the first hard and fast and explosive, and the second slower, lovingly, and more romantic, perhaps followed by a midnight snack and a pay-channel movie with playful cuddling.
However, she loved musicals, and she had never seen "Wicked", let alone performed on Broadway. She would exact her carnal revenge on him later; tonight, she was going to the theater!
"Wicked" was the untold musical story of the Wicked Witch of the West and Glinda the Good, characters from "The Wizard of Oz" from before Dorothy was tornado-napped from her Kansas farmhouse. It was playing at the Gershwin Theatre on West 51st Street, a short distance from the restaurant.
They had arrived with a half-hour before curtain time, but most of that was taken by the entrance line. An usher showed them to their seats on the front mezzanine on the second level, where their seats permitted a sweeping view of the stage from the front part of the theater's first balcony. The seats were quite comparable to seats from the orchestra, and Synthia made a vow to herself to never ask him what the seats had cost, as she was quite sure she would disapprove of the extravagance; rather, she was determined to enjoy her treat thoroughly.
They snuggled as the lights dimmed, their escapade over dinner not nearly consigned to the past, but both of them delighting in the delayed gratification that an evening at the theater required.
Or did it...