It was our 7th wedding anniversary and we were meeting our married friends, Jack and Holly, for dinner. The cat calls began as soon as Pearl walked out the door. She was taking the kids to the sitters. âWhewww, Pearl, you look hot!,â blurted our neighbor Vikki. She did. A tight, black, leather mini-skirt (one size too small), sheer, black hose and 4 inch black heels.
We arrived at Jack and Hollyâs house. I was carrying the rum and Pearl was getting the stares. The black guy, whose house we were parked in front of, was taking out the trash when he saw her, clacking her heels on the sidewalk and throwing her ass around. He stopped mid-stride and gaped at Pearlâs juicy ass and primped legs. I caught his eye and I smirked. He hazily acknowledged my voyeuristic moment with a ghetto-nod, but couldnât look away from that bait; he was in a trance.
We walked in and announced ourselves. Holly called for us to âcome upstairs.â Jack was just getting out of the shower and welcomed Pearl with a flattering âWOW!â Holly froze, flashed an approving grin, then told Jack to âhurry up!â Holly was more reserved and dressed as such. A festive colored, flowing dress.
Neither she nor Jack could help but try for a glimpse every time Pearl sat, stood up or moved across the room. When she sat, the top, non-sheer portion of her pantyhose would peek out below her skirt. The way she wiggled and tugged to keep that skirt in place kept me hard all evening. Truly a sublime experience for me.
The restaurant was small, cozy and served an exquisite meal. The rolling sounds of Louis Armstrong drifted in from the kitchen. I slid my hand between Pearlâs legs under the table to indulge myself. The charge I felt threatened to tear the inseam of my khakis. The table talk turned from politics and high school nostalgia to sexual innuendos and escapade stories. Stories that started like, âwe once did it in the dressing room at Goodyâsâ and other such tales. We suggested hitting the bar down the street after dinner. They suggested we come back to their house. Their anxiousness was contagious and we wondered what they had in store.