Dana was bone tire, without a doubt. She had traveled to North Africa for two days straight. The jet lag coupled with the excitement of covering the strife in Darfur had her exhausted and on the edge. An hour ago she met up with her videographer, Pete. Now, they were both waiting in the mess hall of the British headquarters waiting for a Captain Rickard Spenser.
"Dana you look exhausted," said Pete. She rolled her eyes.
"I feel it, trust me," said yawning uncontrollably.
"Where is this captain? Wasn't he suppose to be here some thirty minutes ago?" she asked irritably.
Pete shrugged..."We're no longer on Chicago time, Dana," he quipped. She frowned. After ten more minutes, she decided to succumb to the sleep Gods.
When she awoke, she heard a deep voice speaking with Pete. She pried her eyes open and immediately found herself staring into the deepest blue eyes, she had ever seen. They were absolutely gorgeous. Her tired eyes widened, as they perused the entire face.
A green beret was on top of the man's head, slightly tilted over one eye. His hair was dark brown and cut very close to his head, a typical military crew cut. His nose was cute β button like. His jaw was square and very strong. And his lips...were ...perfect.
She lowered her eyes in shyness. But he pulled her eyes back up in curiosity and awe. He had to be at a least 6'4 she thought and she took in his shoulders, rock hard chest and ...
"Dana?" Pete called. She pulled herself from the vision of manliness.
"Yes, I'm awake. I'm so sorry about falling asleep." She sputtered wanting to kick herself. Pete laughed.
"No worries. Anyway, our interview is here. Captain Rickard Spenser, please meet my reporter Dana Simpson. Dana, Captain Rickard Spenser in charge of troupe 5296."
Dana stood up and extended her hand for a shake, reveling at how incredibly wrong it was for someone to be so hot. She felt herself grow moist inside of her panties, and stifled a moan.
Rick walked into the mess hall. He was frustrated, hungry and very tired. He had no time to deal with reporters or photographers of any kind.
He would give these people five minutes tops. As he turned the corner, he saw a woman slumped over the table and appearing to be asleep. He snorted ticked off.
"Americans." He muttered, and walked over to the man who was cleaning his gear.
"I'm Captain Rickard Spenser." He said. Pete stood up and extended his hand.
"Captain. Thank you so much for meeting with us. I'm Pete Rodriguez. This is my reporter, Dana Simpson. She just arrived and has obvious jet lag." Pete smiled.
Rick looked around him, and stared at the woman. She was snoring softly. He turned back to Pete.