You're standing there with your hair all up in ribbons, and I know, that despite your being a full woman of 27, I'm Daddy tonight. My tie still done up from the day at the office, you had to have rushed home to get yourself all dolled up like this, so I know I need to make it special, and I have just the thing in mind.
"Well, hello Darling. I hope you've been a good girl today."
You smile and bounce toward me, taking my briefcase and pulling me by the arm into the kitchen. "I've been a very good girl today, Daddy, I even dressed the way you said you like me to, see?"
I look you over as I reach up and loosen my necktie, slipping the knot down and undoing the top two buttons of my shirt. You're wearing a knee length plaid skirt I bought you for when this mood struck, a button down top, and that perfectly fit vest you found last week. It transports you nearly a decade back to high school perfectly, and It's a striking outfit, definitely having the intended effect on me.
"Daddy, you're going to make me blush if you keep staring at me like that." you laugh coyly and twist your body shyly. Your tone is perfect, not so sugary sweet that I can't stand it, but innocent and endearing. Damn you are good at this.
"I'm sorry Darling, I just had a long day at work. That's a perfect outfit you have on." I say, nodding to you and pouring two shots of gin. I'm sure to pour a healthy amount of the syrup you like into yours before I circle my finger around it, staring at you.
You walk around the bar and wrap your hands around me, "I'm sorry you had a rough day, Daddy. I know what will make it feel better." You whisper into my neck as you begin to squeeze my ribs and roll your fingers there, softening the tension out of me. The feel of your breasts in my back saps the stress out of me, and I take a deep breath of you over my shoulder.
You reach out, arms still passed through mine, and take your drink in one hand, with the other, you dip a finger in and then wipe it on my neck, leaving a trail of the syrupy drink to roll down inside my shirt, then you stretch up on your toes and lick it off wetly. I smile wryly at what I have planned for you that evening.
I down my drink and then watch you as you move away from me and smile, staring steadily into my eyes as you drink yours, leaning against the counter suggestively, invitingly. It's tempting to just take you there, to push you against the counter and just thrust myself into you, if I know our game well, there won't be much to stop me.
Instead, I turn away and beckon you to follow me to the couch in the living room. I sit down just on the edge of the cushion, keeping my whole lap out and I grab your hand before you can sit.