Tom McKay hated to fly.
Past tense.
For the longest time he had outright refused to step foot in an airplane for any reason, and had someone told him even a week ago that he would change his tune, he'd have thought they were crazy. Especially after being outright forced to take a plane for a business trip he already didn't want to be on. The very idea that his worldview would shift so powerfully in such a short time seemed downright ludicrous.
And yet, here he was, heading back to his hotel after his umpteenth meeting in as many days, and all Tom could think about was the flight.
More importantly, the flight attendant who had made it... tolerable.
Alessandra's note was still in his pocket- a place it had yet to leave ever since he'd opened it outside the plane. Its contents, mixed with the lingering image in his mind of her standing there in the doorway dressed in her uniform, made him groan with pleasure whenever he dared think about either of them.
The problem was, of course, that as much as he wanted to make use of her number, he was swamped with work. Even if he hadn't been, there was no way for him to know if she was even around, or if she was already on another flight headed to lord knows where.
Well, except to try and call her.
Even so, he pushed that aside and did what he was here to do, until at long last the final meeting was over and done with, and Tom realized he had an entire day free before he had to fly home.
And he knew precisely what he wanted to do with it.
Back at his hotel, he dug out the note, read it for the hundredth time, and finally managed to dial the number at the bottom.
For a few minutes, the phone just rang, and Tom worried that Alessandra had given him a fake number and was messing with him. That was, until the dial tone was silenced and quickly replaced by a sweet, accented voice he had been hearing in his dreams these last few nights.
"Hello?"
Tom opened his mouth to speak but quickly realized that while he knew her name, he had never actually introduced himself. How could he tell her who it was that was calling?
Then it hit him.
"Alessandra? It's... well... it's the good boy from last Sunday's flight."
If he was worried she didn't remember him, such thoughts were quickly dashed by the sweet giggle that rang out from the other end of the line. "Ah, I wondered when my good boy was going to call... "
Hearing her call him that made Tom's cock start to stiffen, and he moaned slightly, much to her delight.
"Tell me, are you looking to relax a little more my good boy?"
"Yes," Tom practically sputtered out, surprised at his own enthusiasm. He had no idea what else Alessandra could do, but after their brief encounter on the plane, he knew it would tickle his fancy in a way little else did.
"I thought so," she said, her tone slightly more strict now. "Where are you staying?"
"The Rio, near the airport," Tom replied. It wasn't the fanciest hotel in the world, but his company had still splurged for something better than a roach-infested motel in a bad part of town, so there was that.
"Really?" Alessandra sounded slightly intrigued. "You are in luck then. The airline lets us stay here as well."
Tom's eyes widened. Alessandra had been in the same hotel as him this entire time, and he had no idea. He could have rung her up at any time during his stay and she would not have been all that far. He felt like an idiot for waiting but pushed such thoughts away as he realized that it was still a good thing.
"What room?" He finally managed to ask, unsure if she would want to come to his or not.
Alessandra giggled. "Room 410. And my door is unlocked..."
That was all Tom needed to hear.
Within minutes he'd hung up, rushed out of his own room and over to the elevator. It took its sweet time, but he didn't care. He was a man on a mission, and the moment the doors opened he practically pushed past the guests trying to get out and pressed the button for the fourth floor like his life depended on it.
Once he reached his destination, Tom bolted down the hallway until he came upon room 410, and though he'd been told the door was unlocked, he still found himself knocking.
After a few seconds, Alessandra's voice called out. "Come in."
Tom opened the door and stepped inside, and though he couldn't see the flight attendant anywhere, he could see her luggage all packed up. Odds were, she would be flying out soon, possibly on the same flight as him, possibly not. Either way, this was likely his only chance to see her, and he intended to make use of it.
The bathroom door opened, and Alessandra stepped out. She looked as stunning as she had on the plane and more than that, she was wearing her uniform. Tom didn't know if she'd already been sporting it- lending further credence to his theory that she was leaving sooner than later, or if she'd put it on when he'd called. In truth, he didn't care. She was wearing it, and that was all that mattered.
She took a step towards him, the clicking of her black patent leather heels on the hotel floor music to Tom's ears, and once she was standing in front of him the scent of her perfume practically overpowered him. And that was nothing compared to what he felt when she gave him a small peck on the cheek.
Tom swore his heart was about to explode in his chest.
"Come and have a seat, my good boy," she said, slipping her white nylon-gloved hand into his and leading Tom into the room proper. Gently, she brought him towards the bed and set him down as if she were simply showing a passenger to his seat on the plane.
"So, you liked what I did on the plane I think? Helped you relax and not worry too much?"
"Yes," Tom said with a smile. "Very much so Alessandra... I've never felt that good before."