Last September, my husband got called away on another business trip. He didn't often leave the states, but this time he had to go to London. He had been there three or four times in the past, but I was never able to go with him. I knew he liked London because he would always come home and tell me about it. Mostly the nylons. Apparently, most women in London still wear them. Every time he returned, I would have to listen for at least a few days about how women in the US don't seem to care anymore, but women in Europe--especially England and Spain--still put effort into how they looked. He loved to ride the subway and walk the streets of London during the day while all the professional women made their way about the city in their business attire, which typically consisted of a knee-length dress, pantyhose, pumps, and--in the colder months--a very classy trench coat or something similar. Stockings are quite common as well, and he would fondly recount the times on the tube when he could get a good view of the lacy stocking tops of some lady sitting across from him. I did find it interesting that this didn't really seem to be a big deal over there. Here in the states, seeing the tops of some lady's stockings on public transportation would be weird. Nobody dresses that way here, and if they did, they certainly wouldn't be riding around on a bus or a subway. But in England, it is so common place that nobody gives it a second thought. And that's why he loves England.
This time, however, my schedule worked out that I could go with him. I could witness first-hand this fabled Eden of classy women in their elegant nylons. Or I figured I could at least see Buckingham Palace and Big Ben. He was happy to hear it and we went online to look for an airline ticket. His travel was booked by his company and had him flying to Boston and then catching British Airways for a six or seven hour all-nighter to London Heathrow. I had family in Boston that I hadn't seen in a while so I told him I was going to leave a couple days early and rendezvous with him there for our flight to London. That left me only four days to plan some airplane adventures.
You see, I wasn't going to spend my entire week in London watching my husband ogle the legs of all the English girls while he endlessly lectured on how much better their culture is for insisting that women be kept in their outdated, nylon prisons. Nope. I was going to make it a point to screw him as soon as we got there. Once he gets THAT out of his system, I won't have to indulge his fetish by wearing ridiculous underwear all week. I'll still bring some for him. He'll be happy. So that was my plan: start this vacation off right with a good screw the morning we arrive. Well, if I know my husband (and I do), if I want a good fuck in a week, the build-up starts now.
"Hey, " I said, "Stay out of my underwear and keep your hands off of yourself this week! I'm planning a surprise for the trip." That's all he needed to know. He'll behave himself if he knows there's a reward coming. It had already been several days since he had "relieved" himself, so the timing was perfect. He'd spend the next week wondering with anticipation what I had in store.
The day came for me to head to Boston. As I kissed him goodbye at the airport, he asked if he needed to pack anything special for the trip. "Special" could mean anything--lingerie for me, lingerie for him, sex toys, you name it. "No," I told him. "I brought everything we need with me." Then I stopped and gave him that you-better-listen-to-me look. "Two things," I told him. "One: You don't need to pack any underwear. I got you covered." With that, his dick immediately sprang to life. He knew what that meant. I had a suitcase full of satin panties and assorted other treats that I would be doling out to him as the week went on. "Two: There are three small packages in your carry-on backpack. Leave them alone. Don't touch them. Don't open them."
"Ummm... Isn't there some sort of rule against carrying unknown packages through airport security?" he smirked, thinking he was clever.
"Trust me. There's nothing in there you'll get arrested for. Stop screwing around. I have to catch my flight." I reached down and gave his member a gentle squeeze. Mmmm. Nice and plump from the thought of whatever I had in store for him. "I'll see you in a couple days!"
My husband travels plenty enough that I know what he wears on the flights. He is embarrassed at what some people wear on airplanes. "This is not a Greyhound bus, people," he often says quietly to himself. "Seriously. Pajama bottoms? You're a grown woman. Have some self respect!" In this case, I actually agree with him. Maybe women in this country HAVE let themselves go. Not that he wears a suit and tie on the airplane, but he feels a nice, clean pair of jeans or khakis with a collared shirt or a light sweater are appropriate. He usually looks fairly nice. But when he gets stuck on the all-night flights, he'll actually relax his standards a little and wear some comfortable, black running pants. They are a loose-fitting, woven material with an elastic waist and, at a glance, actually look like slacks. With a polo shirt and a nice pair of tennis shoes, he actually looks like some sort of college sports team coach. He just needs a clipboard and a headset and he'd fit right in on the sidelines.
This is what he would likely be wearing.
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The day came for him to fly to Boston to join me. I texted him that afternoon and told him to let me know when he got to the airport. Around 5:30, my phone buzzed.
"here"
I texted back, "Checked in OK?"
A thumbs-up emoji was the reply.
"Got my packages?" I had stuck three brown lunch bags in his backpack. All neatly folded and taped shut. They were numbered one through three.
"I do. Am I transporting anything illegal? :-)"
"No. Take #1 to the bathroom and put on what's inside."