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This is a stand-alone story. You do not need to read any other 'Cheating Wife' story of mine to understand this one.
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"Thanks, but I'm waiting for someone." Well that is the third guy I've blown off so far. He was cute enough, and confident, but not really what I am looking for. And I am looking for something special.
But I don't blame him -- or the other two -- for trying. Sitting at this hotel bar, I certainly don't look like I want to be alone. I also don't look like I want to stay long. I squeezed my body into a gorgeous little leopard print strapless mini dress, stepped into a matching pair of 5" spiked heels, and wore my hair down. Hell, I touched up my garnet colored lip gloss often enough to arouse every man in this bar.
It's just that the right man hasn't approached yet. I know he's seen me, but so far he seems content to just watch. Maybe he's gay. I almost laugh out loud at that thought, because you just wouldn't expect it from his appearance. If he doesn't come over soon I'll just choose someone else. I'd rather not have to settle tonight, but I am not missing out on this opportunity. I don't get away from the house that often.
"Tell him thanks, but I'm not interested right now." Well, I must clearly be scary! This last guy didn't even approach, he just sent the bartender with a drink. Maybe I should just approach him.
"Why are you alone?" And there it was! He came up from behind, and with a voice more perfect than I could have hoped, asked the right question.
"The right man hasn't approached yet." I said with my back to him.
"I'll just sit here while you figure out what you need." And with that he sat down. He was more attractive up close than he was from across the room. He was definitely taller than I expected -- maybe a foot taller than my 5'6" -- and probably close to twice my weight, with what appeared to be a tightly muscled body. His black pants and dark blue button down shirt was perfect against his black as night skin.
"Have you decided what you need?" He said while looking me over closely.
"Well, I need what everyone needs." I replied.
"Naw, pretty lady, that's too vague. What does a sexy, single, woman hope to find in this bar?"
"You're a little off. I am a sexy, married, woman." And with that I returned the favor of running my eyes over his body.
"That's a little better! I like the detail. So, what is a sexy, married, white woman hope to find tonight?"
"This sexy, married, white woman is hoping to find what every sexy, married, white woman needs." My heart was racing as I said this, but I did not take my eyes from his.
"Better still! But don't hide behind everyone else. Tell me, what this sexy, married, white woman needs."
"A stereotype. I need a stereotype." I whispered. He met my overtly racist comment with a smile.
"You're in luck. Now finish your drink." As we rotated back towards the bar, he pulled his stool closer to mine, and directed my hand into his lap.
"This stereotype is going to split you in two." And he might be right. My hand rested somewhere along a thick shaft, a few inches down his pant leg.
"Bartender! Put my drinks on this lovely lady's tab, and bring her the bill now." He said this loud enough for those close to hear, but I didn't put up a fight, I just signed the bill.