If you read any novel, it is highly unlikely you will start at the third chapter. It is the same with this story so, if you haven't read the first two chapters, I suggest you do so before this one. On the other hand, if you are one of the kind Literotica readers who have loaned me a few minutes of their lives to hear of Pamela's adventures, then do please read on.
As always, thank you for your scoring and comments.
Frank
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Pamela and I took our seats in the hotel dining room at a nice corner table, overlooked by a rather splendid nineteenth century grandfather clock. The room was of medium size, around thirty covers, and was about two-thirds full, creating an ambiance that allowed conversation without whispering. To the opposite side of the clock was a wood fire set on a large hearth of stone with what looked like an old railway sleeper as a mantelpiece. It was a delightful room, one to savour and enjoy.
"This is nice," I observed, taking my napkin from its wooden ring holder.
"You mean Miss Woodbourne is nice," retorted Pamela with a lovely smile, "or were you actually referring to the decor?"
I laughed.
"Both," I replied, "but I might not have used the word nice to describe the former. She's hot."
"She is," agreed Pamela, resting a hand on mine. "Though she should be, scoring eighty out of a hundred. Listen, just so we understand each other, if this works out how I think it might, we need to agree there will be no recriminations afterwards between ourselves. OK?"
I rested my other hand on hers and gave it a squeeze.
"Agreed," I replied, nodding as I looked into her lovely eyes.
Just then a pretty Asian girl appeared, looking no more than her early twenties, if that, carrying some menus.
"Good evening," she began, standing adjacent. "I am Yuma, your server for the evening. If there is anything you need, I am here to help. Here are the menus, and also the wine menu. Perhaps I can get you something to drink?"
She handed out the menus and stood back, awaiting our order.
"I'd like a gin and tonic, please," replied Pamela. "Thank you."
"And you, sir?" prompted Yuma.
Resisting the opportunity to suggest a blow-job under the table, I smiled before ordering the same as Pamela. With that, Yuma stepped back a step and bowed her head before turning to see to our order, my eyes burning the material of the rear of her tight skirt as she moved.
"Gone off Miss Woodbourne?" mused Pamela with a knowing smile.
"I don't know what you're talking about," I retorted indignantly, taking up the wine menu and opening it with some interest.
Pamela laughed.
"Yeah, right," she said, opening her menu to peruse the options.
"Chablis?" I suggested. "Or will you be having steak?"
"I think so," she mused. "Although ..."
"I'm easy," I reflected, knowing it was a cast iron certainty Pamela would eventually choose a medium-rare rib-eye with pepper sauce. As she once said to me, she likes the texture of red meat in her mouth, a preference I had attempted to satisfy to excess over the years.
It didn't take long for us to agree our selection and as I heaped up the menus, Yuma reappeared with our drinks and an appetiser of bread, olives and oil with balsamic vinegar.
"Thank you," appreciated Pamela with a gracious smile as Yuma served us, prompting a dazzling one in response.
"My pleasure," replied Yuma, no doubt aware, as was Pamela, of course, that I was mentally undressing her. "Have you chosen, or would you like a little more time?"
"No, I think we both know what we want," replied Pamela, with a glance at me to complement her innuendo. I said nothing.
Yuma took up her pad to note down our order.
"Would you mind if I asked you how old you are?" observed Pamela, prompting another heart-stopping moment for me.
"I am nineteen," replied Yuma with a smile, seemingly indifferent to the question.
"And have you worked here long?" added Pamela in her most persuasive tone, gentle but firm.
"Since Miss Woodbourne took over the hotel, a few months ago," replied Yuma. "She advertised for serving and other staff, and as I had just started a university degree, I was looking for work to help support me. She has been very kind."
"Where is home?" I put in, instinctively. "I mean, back home, where you come from."
Yuma giggled.
"I come from Japan," she replied. "I stay with my sister here in town. She is also at the university."
"Now then," put in Pamela, seeking to change the subject. "We mustn't keep you chatting. To start, I think I'll have ..."
A few minutes later, Yuma left us with our order, probably aware my eyes were on her rear once again.
"Nice girl," I observed, nonchalantly. "Bright too."