It was a crisp November morning in New Orleans. She sat at a small table in the completely packed Café du Monde eating a beignet and drinking café au lait. It felt so good to be back in the city that she loved so much. She was there on business, but business didn’t start until Monday and today was Saturday. She had flown in early so she could spend the weekend shopping and walking the streets, stopping in small jazz and blues bars, simply enjoying the solitude and the atmosphere of the French creole city. It had been a hassle explaining to her husband that she was going to be away for a whole week, but she needed a break from her busy life and her husband knew it would do her good, plus she hadn’t been in New Orleans in years.
As she sat thoroughly enjoying her breakfast while listening to a small jazz quartet she heard a deep southern voice say, “May I share your table? It seems there is a full house here today.” She looked up to see one of the most striking men she had ever seen. He was tall, maybe more than 6’ and incredibly well built. His skin was chocolate brown and his smile was pure sunshine. He wore navy trousers and an open neck white golf shirt that set off his color beautifully. She was speechless for a moment and although she may be many things, she’s never speechless.
“Of course, please sit down” she said once she found her voice.
“Thanks, I’m James.”
“I’m Maggie, nice to meet you James.”
She watched as he moved the chair back and settled into it; like a big jungle cat, graceful and yet dangerous. God, he was gorgeous. She had a hard time concentrating on her beignet, it seemed like the food would not go down her throat. She gave up and instead looked up shyly at him. “Are you a native?” she asked in what sounded like a whisper to her.
“No, no. I’m here on business. How bout you?” He flashed that smile again and her stomach did a somersault.
“I’m here on business too but I have the weekend free. I got in early to spend time in the city. I love this city.” God, she was babbling. What was wrong with her, she wasn’t in high school, she was a forty-something year old married woman that had never cheated on her husband and that hadn’t felt this nervous about talking with a man since she was sixteen.
“I got in early too, my meetings don’t start until Monday. Maybe we could see some the city together, how does that sound?”
Oh my God, she thought, no, tell him no. He’s trouble with a capital T, he’s too gorgeous, he moves entirely too well, say no! “I’d really like that. There’s this great place on Bourbon Street where they play jazz all night long, it’d be great to go there with someone, I mean you, and not by myself.” What was wrong with her???!!!??
“Sounds like a date, where are you staying?” She had his full attention now. As he looked her over slowly he noticed her shy smile again. Now that’s a pretty smile, he thought. He noticed how her eyes were brown and gold at the same time and how her skin looked so soft. Her hair was below her shoulders, dark and straight and silky; the kind of hair you wrap around your fist and pull on just a little while you fuck her from behind. He could tell she was tall, about 5’6”, he figured around 145 lbs, not fat but not skinny either. She had curves; and at that moment he really wanted her to stand up so he could see the rest of her. Of course, he could see her breasts; big, heavy breasts that looked soft and kissable. He could make out the shape of her nipples through the cotton fabric of her button down white shirt. He wondered what color her nipples were and whether or not they’d get long and puckered between his lips. He thought about how it would feel to take off her shirt slowly and press his lips to the swell of her breasts right above her bra then kiss all the way to those little nipples, making the material wet and sticky with his tongue.
“I’m staying a couple of blocks away, at an old inn. I walked over here, didn’t want to drive on such a gorgeous day.”
“It is a very gorgeous day,” he said as his eyes roamed over her, “how about I walk you back once we’re finished and then we can finalize our plans for tonight?”
God, why was he looking at her that way? She knew she would not be able to resist this man and the torture of knowing she should was turning her on. Incredibly turned on, she could feel the wetness seeping from her pussy and onto the lacy silk thong she wore beneath her skirt. “Sure, whenever you’re finished. I’m ready to go.”
“Well let’s go then” he said and stood up.
“But you didn’t finish your breakfast,” she whispered.
“Neither did you. Let’s go.” He walked over to her chair and pulled it out for her as she began to stand. He was standing so close to her and gawd, he smelt so good! Like cologne and man. The juices dripped freely from her pussy now. She sighed; she knew she was in trouble. But she also knew that she hadn’t gone looking for trouble, it had found her and sometimes you have to take what life gives you. She didn’t want to be an old woman and think about what could have been or what could have happened a long time ago in New Orleans with a sexy stranger. She was going to be open to it and play it out.
He scrutinized her as she stood up. Starting with her strappy, low sandals that showed her perfectly pedicured feet then up her long shapely calves to the curves around her hips and waist and up to those huge, heavy breasts, to finally rest on her eyes; wide, pretty eyes that looked a little scared but were full of excitement.
“Mmmmmm, you smell good. What perfume are you wearing?” He asked as he leaned into her.
“I’m not wearing perfume,” she replied, “this is me and a little moisturizing cream.” She laughed, but not shyly this time. Others had told her this, but she was still glad he noticed.
“Well then girl, you smell good.”
They slowly walked the 3 blocks to the inn where she was staying. He wanted her to be comfortable when he got her to the inn; he knew he was staying. During that time he told her of his life and the more he spoke the more obvious it became that they had much in common. They liked the same kinds of things, and laughed at the same kinds of things. He was easy to talk to, smart and funny. Was there anything on this earth better than an intelligent man with a sense of humor that looked like a god? No, she couldn’t think of a single thing.
Soon they were at the second floor of the inn, in front of the door to her room. She looked up at him with big, golden brown eyes. “Would you like to come inside?”