I looked around the room at the people eating breakfast. There were a few faces I recognized seeing the night before, but no one that would likely realize the woman I had just kissed wasn't my wife. It would have looked a little suspicious walking in with one woman and kissing another, but nobody paid any attention. Why the hell would I have cared anyway?
Tanya wasn't wearing a braless blouse and skirt like Adriana was, but she looked pretty damn good anyway. She had on a pair of jeans that must have shrunken to hug her body after she put them on and one of those stretchy tops that looks like it's just right for a two-year-old until it stretches out to cling to her curves. To say she looked good was kind of like saying the ocean is a little wide.
I looked across the table and saw my wife whispering something in Tanner's ear at the same time as Tanya said, "Hey no fair. No secrets here!"
Bless you, Tanya, thank you! I thought.
"I was just telling my husband how much I'm looking forward to the day," Adriana said.
I won't say that hearing her refer to Tanner as "her husband" hurt me, it just seemed like a punch in the gut to hear it. Then I realized I'd just referred to Tanya as my wife, so I didn't have much to complain about.
Tanya squeezed my hand and told me, "Me too." I was too, except I had a pretty good idea how I was going to feel watching my wife with Tanner.
Tanya and Tanner had already gotten a plate of food. The Marriott served a good free breakfast, I guess you could call it free when the room was almost two-hundred dollars a night, plus tax! Adriana and I filled our plates and sat back down next to our respective "spouses" to eat.
After breakfast, Tanner suggested we all go in their car. I told him we had a rental car we needed to do something with. Tanner apparently had some familiarity with the hotel as we went to the front desk. They said they'd take care of it for us so I handed him the keys. He took them to the front desk and got a receipt for the car. Apparently, the hotel had some kind of relationship with the rental company.
We took our luggage out to Tanner and Tanya's car and loaded them in the trunk. All they had was a single suitcase and garment bag, as they'd only packed for the one night. We had a suitcase each plus a garment bag.
I knew about Teslas but hadn't ever seen one before, much less ridden in one. He told me to go ahead and drive. He was standing beside me at the front door and said it would unlock when I pulled on the handle since he had the key-fob in his pocket. I tried and as soon as I put my hand on the handle, all four doors unlocked.
I sat down behind the wheel, Tanya beside me, Tanner and Adriana in the back seat. The screen in the center of the dash was more like a mid-sized computer monitor than a simple seven or eight-inch screen. I looked around for the starter button, but Tanner told me, "We all have our seatbelts on, just put your hand on the steering wheel. It has sensors. It's ready to go."
Weird! Every car I've seen either has a key or starter button. Of course, they're not electric either. I did as he said and heard from the car speakers in a sultry, female voice, "Good morning, where would you like to go this morning?"
I looked in the mirror at Tanner. He had a shit-eating grin on his face, I guess reacting to the expression of shock on my own face. He whispered to me, "Her name is Abbie. Tell her to go home."
Okay, I thought, this is kind of fun, "Abbie, go home," I said. I haven't actually had a conversation with a car before!
"What is the password?" she asked me.
Tanner whispered to me again, "She doesn't recognize your voice. Tell her five-thousand-ninety-four."
"Five-thousand-ninety-four," I told the car.
"Thank you, you may exit the parking garage now," she told me.
Tanner directed me again, "Pull back on the steering wheel about a half-inch." I did. I felt a small click and saw the backup camera picture. "Now you can go," he told me.
I depressed the accelerator and the car started to move. There was no sound at all. When I turned into the driving lane, I pushed the wheel forward. The backup picture disappeared and we soundlessly moved forward when I pushed the accelerator. This thing is cooler than heck, I thought. It actually made me forget for a couple minutes what Adriana and I were doing.
When we came to the stop sign at the street, Abbie spoke again, "Thank you, you may relax and enjoy the ride." Tanner told me I could let go of the wheel and let the car do the work. He told me it has sixteen sensors, plus the GPS, that's accurate to within inches. I had heard of self-driving cars but never expected to be in one.
A couple cars went down the street in front of us and when they were past the car slowly accelerated and turned into the lane. It stopped at the upcoming stop sign, again waiting for the traffic to clear and then drove out onto the main street. I was so amazed at what the car was doing, driving itself that I very nearly forgot to pay attention to the other occupants of the car.
When I finally did remember and looked in the back seat, Adriana had moved to the center seat and had her head on Tanner's shoulder snuggling his cheek with her hair. Tanner's arm was around her shoulder with his hand draped under her blouse. The bulge in her blouse was pretty good evidence where his hand was, massaging a bare boob. I couldn't see where his other hand was, but from the expression on Adriana's face; her closed eyes, the "O" of her lips, and overall look of lust, that his hand was very likely between her legs and he had already discovered she wasn't wearing panties. There was no doubt that she was enjoying every second of Tanner's hands on her body.
I knew I should be jealous as hell, and that's how I expected I'd be, completely freaked out when I saw Tanner and my wife acting like a couple like any rational man would be. But, almost all I could think about was that what was happening in the back seat was hot as hell! Last night we were all half-drunk; with alcohol and lust! But today, there wasn't any excuse, nothing that I could blame.
I would have loved to be doing the same with the woman next to me. Unfortunately, there was a center console between us, and even though the car was driving itself, I wanted to pay attention. Tanya's hand on my thigh rubbing gently up and down was some consolation, however. I glanced over at her and she was reclining in her soft, leather seat, eyes closed with a slight smile on her face. I couldn't resist putting my hand on her inner thigh and rubbing, the same as she was doing to me. Maybe it was my imagination, but I was sure her smile widened just a bit and I know she spread her legs just a little wider.
Their house was in the little town of Mukilteo. The car took the freeway exit, traversed the streets leading to their house and pulled into their driveway with no direction from anyone. After we stopped the garage door opened and the car quietly pulled inside and the door closed. I almost expected a robot to come out and greet us.
Tanner and I carried our suitcases in the house. He said he'd come back out to get the garment bags later. Tanya told me to follow her and led me upstairs to the master bedroom, while Tanner led Adriana into one of the other bedrooms. She opened the door and told me to put my suitcase in there.
"This will be our room," she told me, following me into the room and closing the door behind us. It was a stark reminder of what Adriana and I were visiting them for.
Tanya opened the drape over the big patio door to their redwood deck with a full view of the beautiful Puget Sound. The ground was sloping steep enough that neither the house or the trees below blocked the view. The backyard with a kidney-shaped in-ground pool didn't hurt the scenery any either.
The deck had a stair winding down to the yard and pool below. It was obvious from the yard; the little stream and waterfall, the pool, the rockwork and the vegetation that the yard had been designed by a professional. The house too, both its architecture and design reeked of professionalism; what I'd already seen was beautiful, but still very homey.
She told me that she'd give me a tour of the house, "But first we have something else to do."