If you have not read our postings I'll tell you what we look like. Firstly, this is all real. We are an early thirties couple, I am 5'10", in reasonable shape. My wife Gail is an exceptionally beautiful and intelligent woman, soft spoken and very shy. She is 5'7" with a young girls figure, long shapely legs, small breasted, and a picture perfect behind. Her light brown hair blondes in the sun and she has the loveliest green eyes.
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We were driven from Portofino to Nice in the air cushioned comfort of a Citroen. We held hands and looked at the scenery, sad that we were leaving. For some reason we both feel very much akin to the surroundings and the style of life the French enjoyed. We boarded Air France for Charles DeGaulle and from Paris we started our fifteen hour long journey to South America.
Gail was dressed in a loose pleated dress, both comfortable for travel and one that I loved to see her wear. It had buttons from top to bottom, and the beige and brown print, for some reason, made her look younger. She wore flat shoes and her hair was loose and full of movement when she walked. I was wearing a comfortable pair of slacks a knit shirt with a front button sweater tied around my waist. The only carry-on we had was my laptop. I settled in by the window (economy class of course) with Gail in the adjacent seat. Two men sat at the end of the aisle, one younger on the aisle, the other man wearing a coat and tie, looked European, and was separated from us by a seat. The man on the end was leaning over and talking with a lady across the aisle from him.
As soon as the overhead lights allowed cabin movement, the gentleman on the end of the aisle and the lady both rose and moved a few rows forward to window seats on the opposite side of the plane. The empty aisle seat was quickly taken by the gentleman sitting closest to us, he even looked at me and smiled when he was finally settled in, acknowledging that we all had more room now.
I hadn't mentioned to Gail that I was waiting to hear what happened when Nicholas stopped by the room but, it lurked at the ready in my mind all day long. We took our usual two pillows and two blankets each but hesitated to make ourselves too comfortable until after the meal was served. Food, good food, and drinks were served and instead of opting to view a movie, we lifted the arm rest and cuddled under the blanket with which we had covered ourselves. It was after midnight and we were tired as well.
"I'm dying to tell you what happened with Nicholas," Gail said. "You act like you have forgotten about it."
I assured Gail, "Not a very good chance of that," tweaking her chin in the process. She was slightly turned to her right, smiling. She sat back, looking forward, and with her head leaning close to my ear, she started.
"If you remember I played tennis for about fifteen or twenty minutes. I simply played the fourth game then said, sorry Nicholas, I have to make an urgent telephone call. Would you mind bringing my tennis case to my room in ten minutes. He looked surprised that I was stopping the game but didn't comment upon it, he simply replied, "yes, Miss Gail." I added, please don't trust it with anyone else, it has some personal things inside. He nodded, "I will take it there myself."
I hurried upstairs to shower and as I was putting on my robe the door-bell rang, he must have waited exactly ten minutes. As I walked to the door I picked up your mobile phone and placed it to my ear. I opened the door and Nicholas was standing there my case in hand. He reached out his hand offering me my case. I turned away from him, as if occupied with the telephone, and without speaking, beckoned him to enter. He closed the door behind him and stood in the small foyer. A few moments later I finished my make-believe call and as I placed the phone down I turned to thank him for bringing my case. "It was no problem Miss Gail", he said. "Come in", I said and beckoned, sit down for a minute. I have to thank you for playing tennis with me this week. Nicholas just nodded, smiling." I pointed for him to sit in the chair with the back to the window, where you used to read."