Ann was in such a good mood on the drive home. Her mother kept looking at the grin on her face and said, "Ann, what are you thinking about? You've had that grin on your face since we left the hotel."
Facing the sound of her mother's voice Ann said, "Oh Mom, I'm just in a happy mood, that's all."
"Well, its nice to see you in such a good mood and the trip was quite nice too."
"Yes Mom, quite nice."
When Ann was finally in her apartment and her mother had left, she pranced around like a school girl after finding her first boyfriend. She had never been happier in her life. Even the fact that she was blind didn't bother her in the least. She kept picturing in her mind, how beautiful Stan had felt.
She recalled every nuance of Stan's body and she even blushed a little thinking about his hard cock, how it felt in her hand and inside of her pussy. Just thinking of that was making her wet.
Then she thought to herself, Will I hear from him? Does he really care as much as he said he did?
As she unpacked her suitcase, all she could think of was Stan and her good mood continued. Later that afternoon while listening to the television, the phone rang. Thinking it was just her mother, she lifted the receiver and said, "Hello"
"Ann? Is that you Ann?
"Yes, this is Ann," she said to the unknown voice
"It's me Stan."
"Oh hello," she said, trying to keep the excitement out of her voice.
"I was just calling to make sure you made it home."
"Is that the only reason?"
"No, not really! I miss you already and want you to come back." "Why Stan, how sweet. I want to be there too, but I can't right now."
"Yes Ann, I understand. Its just that I can't get you out of my mind. I've tried all day to do things and I end up sitting down and thinking about us."
I know what you mean, Mom probed me for information all the way home. She said I had this silly grin on my face."
"Did you? I mean have a grin on your face?"
"I guess I did."
"Is it okay if I call again, during the week?"
"Certainly, I don't go to many places, but if I'm not here leave a message and I'll call you."
"Okay, bye for now."
"Bye Stan."
Hanging up the phone, Ann then started dancing in the living room. Twirling and giggling and being just plain silly. With all the spinning she did, she lost track of where she was in the room. Reaching out in front of her with her hands, she moved slowly until she felt the familiarity of her recliner.
Sitting back down, she smiled and thought to herself, He misses me and wants me there with him. God how I want to be with him too.
The next few weeks Stan called every day to talk to her. Sometimes it was for a few moments, just to say hello and at times it was for half an hour and not really saying all that much. Each time she hung up from a call, she would get all giddy.
Just yesterday (Tuesday) Stan called to let her know that he was going to be coming in to the city for the weekend and wanted to know if they could take in a movie and have dinner together. He told her where he was staying and when he would arrive.
Today Ann's mother was stopping by to take her shopping, so she was going to ask to go to a dress shop so she could pick out a new dress to wear. She was waiting for her mother on the front stairs and when she sat in the car and strapped herself in she said, "I'd like to go to Crandall's today, if that's okay with you?"
"Sure, but why there? You have plenty of clothes and that place is expensive."
"Well Mom, Mr. Wilkins called and said he was coming to the city and he asked me out to a movie and dinner"
"Who's Mr. Wilkins?"
"Mom, I swear, Stan Wilkins, the owner and manager of the hotel we stayed at three weeks ago."
"OH! Yes that's right. How did he get your phone number? I didn't put it on the registration."
"I gave it to him Mom, we've talked everyday since we returned home."
"Now I understand why you had that silly grin on your face all the way home that day."
"Mother!"
"Hell honey, its about time you get out and date. I was beginning to get worried about you."
"There's nothing wrong with me Mom, except maybe being picky as to whom I'll see."
"Yeah, so picky, you haven't dated at all. So tell me what happened to make you give him your number?"
"He came to my room and asked me to have supper with him and we had a nice meal and talked."
"And now, three weeks later your just telling me this."
"I don't kiss and tell Mom."
"Kiss? You kissed him?"
"Mother, stop it now. Just let it go at the fact that we had a nice evening, okay?"
"Okay, I won't probe for more information. There's Crandall's over there, so we'll stop and get you what you want."
In the store Ann's mother described the coloring of the clothing, while Ann felt the items and pictured them in her mind. Ann was being picky and it took some time before she finally settled on a light green strapless summer dress. Taking it to the dressing room, she tried it on and showed her mom.
Looking at her daughter in the dress, she was beautiful. Although the dress really did expose quite a bit of her cleavage, her mother only said, "To bad Stan is blind."
"Why did you say that?"