This is one my first stories. If you are looking for a quickie, this is probably not what you are looking for. It has a little bit of a slow start, but I hope that the ending is worth it for you. And if girl on girl sex offends you, you probably shouldn't read this. Constructive comments or criticism are welcome. This stories is owned and copyrighted me so no stealing please :). Enjoy.
*DING!* "Please have a seat and fasten your seat belts. We will be starting our descent to land in Narita International Airport shortly."
Sam lethargically complied with the voices request. She had been trying to sleep for the last 4 hours of the flight, but it didn't work out well. The spaces around the seats were terribly small. And the huge man in the seat in front of her had made sure to pull his seat all the way back so that she could have as little room as possible. Her neck was sore from sleeping the wrong way.
"Mike better find a way to get me into first class on the way home because I don't think I could make another 10 hour flight back like this," Sam thought to herself
She pulled her seat up and waited for the plane to touch down in Tokyo.
After another 45 minutes or so, the passengers were able to get off the plane. Sam got through Customs without a problem but found herself stuck in a very congested baggage claim area waiting for Mike to show up.
"SAM!" called a voice amongst the crowd of people. Sam turned to find the source and was approached by a man in blue cammies.
"Now where the hell have you been?" Sam said as she hugged the large man.
"I'm sorry sis, but it takes a long ass time to get around here in Tokyo," Mike chuckled; hugging his sister back. "But anyways, let's get going before rush hour starts up," he tells her as he grabs her luggage.
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Sam wakes up on her brother's couch slightly groggy. "Man, the time difference is a pain in the ass to get used to," she talks out loud to herself as she heads to the bathroom to freshen up. While brushing her teeth, she is reacquainted with a vague memory of that morning.
"Hey Sam, I gotta go to work. But I want you to meet me at this restaurant for dinner. I left the directions on the counter."
"Oh that's right, he was saying something about treating me to dinner tonight," Sam said with a mouth full of toothpaste.
After the bathroom obligations were taken care of she walks out into the kitchen. She notices that her brother has a small but pretty nice place. The place seemed rather clean, which was probably thanks his girlfriend, Misa. She finds the note right where he left it and starts to read it aloud,
"Sam,
Misa and I have planned a dinner for you. You will need to meet us at a place called Yamato's around 1800 hours. You need to leave the apartment no later than 1630 to get there on time. The train schedule and pass are enclosed."
"Wow, the Navy has got him all orderly and demanding now," she thought to herself. "That boy has changed so much."
It had been a couple of years since Sam had last seen her little brother. He joined the Navy when he was 19, and had been so busy with his A and C schools that he didn't have time to come visit home. She had always wanted to visit Japan and when Mike got stationed there she thought it was a good excuse to vacation there for a few weeks.
"Alright, well if I gotta leave here around 4:30, what time is it now?" She searched for a clock. It read 2pm. Sam decided she would start getting ready so she could leave early and maybe she could see the sights a little.
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Sam left Mike's apartment with plenty of time to spare. As she headed toward the station, the cherry blossoms she saw were beautiful. The streets were crowded with people. And when she arrived on the train platform, she realized that the streets were nowhere near as packed as the station was. She was lucky enough to get a seat in a chair when she boarded the train.
At the next stop, some people got off but even more people got on, and along with them was an elderly woman. Because there were no seats left for her, she ended up having to stand with everyone else. Sam watched to see if anyone would give up their seat for her, but no one did.
"Sumimasen obaasan?" Sam called out trying to get the woman's attention. She wasn't sure if the woman would notice her.
"Hai?" The elderly woman spoke as she saw Sam.
"Suwatte kudasai," Sam responded back while motioning for the woman to sit in the seat she just vacated.
The older woman smiled and responded with something in Japanese that she did not understand. She thought that woman was trying to say something along the lines of, "Oh no thank you, I am fine."
"Onegai!" Sam pleaded for the woman to sit down until she finally agreed.
"Arigatou," the woman thanked Sam as she sat down.
Sam was now standing within the crowded bodies. She didn't really like being packed in with so many people but she didn't want the woman to have to deal with it either.
"It's ok, it shouldn't be so bad," Sam said out loud to comfort herself.
"That was very nice of you." The voice caught Sam by surprise. It belonged to a very attractive woman with flowing dark hair, a warm butter like complexion, and enticing light brown eyes.
"I'm sorry?" Sam barely let out. She was trying to get her brain focused again.
The woman smiled and spoke again, "That was very sweet of you to give up your seat like that."
Sam tried to stop herself from blushing as she said, "It's no big deal. I just thought that she could use the chair more than me."
"You're not from around here are you?" the woman questioned. Her lips were still forming a smile.
"Umm... no, I'm an American. I think that's probably very obvious by my choppy Japanese," Sam explained.
"Actually, I think you did very well."
"Thank you." Sam blushed from the compliment. But immediately started to wonder how this woman spoke English so well. She did not even appear to have an accent.
"You're English is very good." That was all that Sam could think to say.
"Oh yes, I'm a professor at Tokyo University. I teach English courses there."
"Oh wow, that's cool," Sam could hear herself say. "What the heck was that? She probably thinks that you sound like a freaking kid," her brain screamed at her.
"So what brings you here to our lovely country?"
"I'm here on vacation to visit my brother. "
"Oh so you have family here?"
"Yeah but just him. He got stationed here a few months ago. As a matter of fact, I'm heading on my way to meet him and his girlfriend for dinner at Yamato's."
"That's lovely. Yamato's is one my favorite places to eat."
Right at the moment, Sam had an overwhelming urge to ask this woman out with her. "What are you thinking? You guys don't even know each other. Why would she come with you? And besides she would probably think you were weird if you even tried asking her."
Regardless of what her head was telling her, her gut made the decision to go ahead and try to invite this beautiful woman to out with her.
"I hope I'm not being too forward, but I would like it very much if you joined me?" Sam's heart was beating so fast. This woman was having a strange effect on her.
"Oh no, I couldn't. I wouldn't want to intrude. Besides, I'm a complete stranger. We don't even know each other's names," The woman responded with a giggle.
"Well that can be easily fixed. My name is Samantha, and I would love for you to join me so we can get to know each other a little better. Then we will no longer be strangers," Sam spoke with a confidence that she didn't feel.
The woman was silent for a moment as if she was deeply contemplating the request. And then she answered, "My name is Yuko, and yes I would love to join you for dinner."
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Mike looks at his watch, it reads 1807. "She is late. For crying out loud, I gave her specific instruction to be on time," he complained.
"Sweetie, she probably got a little lost. It's no big deal. It probably would have been better if we would have picked her up ourselves," Misa exclaimed.
"Hey bro! Sorry we're late," Sam announced out of nowhere.
"It's about time," Mike replied. He did not recognize the woman that was standing next to his sister.
"Mike, Misa-chan, this is Yuko-sensei. Yuko-sensei this is my brother Michael and his girlfriend Misa-chan."
Mike and Misa were confused. How did these two know each other?
"We met each other on the train, and I invited her to have dinner with us," explained Sam, as if she read their minds.
"I see, welcome Yuko," says Mike. "Yoroshiku Onegaishimasu," Misa adds.
"Yoroshiku," Yuko reply back.
"Sensei huh? So that must mean you are a teacher or something?" inquires Mike.
"Yes, I am professor at Tokyo U," Yuko explains.
"That is very impressive."
"Thank you very much."
"So what are you doing with my sister? She is way too weird to be hanging around a professional such as yourself."
"Hey, that's messed up bro!"
"That's not very nice sweetie."
Sam is starting to get irritated while Yuko giggles at the bickering going on.
"Well, I was heading home early from work today and I just so happen to be sitting there when your sister offered her chair to an elderly woman on the train. I expressed how thoughtful it was and we got to talking. She was able to persuade me into coming to dinner."
"Yes, that was very considerate of you Sam," Misa agreed.