Lunch
Donna found herself sitting in the food court amid loud chattering families, eating a meager salad, while Ms. Brendan had Chinese noodles with chicken. A real meal. She never expected Ms. Brendan to eat in such an 'average' place. After the expensive dinner, the hotel, the life style of her, this was completely against her nature.
"So tell me, how do you like our weekend so far?" Ms. Brendan asked.
Donna looked around and knew she could not speak freely about the sex and all, nor did she want to.
"It is different than I ever experienced," she said politically, poking away at her salad. "Damn I'm hungry!" she thought "At home I would have gotten myself a big ham and cheese sandwich at least!"
"A bit more detailed and more positive, Cutty," Ms. Brendan said. "What did you like?"
"Always this 'positive look' thing," Donna thought hatefully, but went through her experiences the last two days to find something she liked, or could bare.
"The suites, especially the dark blue one with the matching handbag and shoes," she said. She actually really liked that one. "It suits my body, and it is my taste."
"Yes, I like that suite too, although it is the most old fashion one of them all," Ms. Brendan approved. "It goes good with your skin and hair."
"And what else?" she pushed Donna to reveal more of her personal feelings, Donna understood.
"Hmmm, the dinner yesterday was fabulous. I have never eaten that stuff, and it tasted great! The service was good, the wine was delicious..."
"It's a good restaurant," Ms. Brendan agreed. Mischievously smiling at Donna's attempts to avoid the unavoidable.
Donna's mind went on overdrive to find more things she liked. "The rest was just sex," she recalled. She saw Ms. Brendan with her smile on her lips looking at her. "She knows I don't want to say anything about the sex we had, anything positive that is, yet she expects me to do just that."
"The night was just a blur actually," she tried.
"Oh, come on!" Ms. Brendan teased, "You've done great up to know, please don't ruin it now."
"Just pretend," Donna reminded herself. "Just pretend..."
"Oh, okay," she blurted out. "I really enjoyed what we did in the car yesterday."
"There you go," Ms. Brendan approved. "But be a bit more specific. I need to know a bit more about what we did and your feelings, emotions, about what we did. Then I can make the experience even better."