Cynthia sat uneasily in one of the plush chairs, in the waiting area, just off of the hotel lobby. She fingered the envelope in her hand β the one that had been left for her at the desk. She smiled to herself as she examined her name neatly printed in Chad's handwriting. Today would go well β he knew the drill. He knew her routine, and his limits. He didn't necessarily understand her preferences, but had learned it was worth his while to follow her directions. She frowned a little, when she felt the electronic pass-card, through the envelope. There was something erotic and powerful about the way a key slid into a lock. The mechanical noise it made. The flicker of worry as you turned it β "Will it work?" "Do I have the right room?" The pass-card took some of that away. Oh well, just another thing "improved" by progress.
She glanced at her watch, noting it read 2:22 PM. She would not head towards the elevator until at least 2:27 β Chad was probably just getting ready, now. As she fidgeted, the glow was spreading through her body. With one of her "regulars" she was never nervous β just anxious. It was always nice to be confident that things would go smoothly. With a new "date" there was added excitement, but also β added concerns. As usual, the butterflies were dancing madly in her tummy. Her pussy grew more damp by the second. She pushed her "librarian glasses" up upon the bridge of her nose, stood up gracefully, and smoothed out her slacks. She reminded herself that she would need to change hotels again soon. Even though she was 15 miles "out of town", she was married, and didn't need anybody to notice her. Of course, she knew that she not only had her husband's "permission", but also β his encouragement. That didn't mean the rest of the community would understand, however.
At 2:28 she was stepping onto the elevator. Her hair was piled up into a bun. She wore a dark, chocolate pantsuit, with a cream blouse underneath. She had heels on β not slutty, but not conservative, either. She carried a leather attachΓ© β looking all the part of a lawyer or broker, in town on business. At precisely 2:30, the elevator stopped at the 5th floor. At 2:31, she was sliding the pass card into the lock on the door of room 548. As she stepped into the room, she found a counter and set her briefcase down, pausing a moment, so her eyes could adjust to the darkness. The room was dark, but not pitch black. The air conditioner seemed to be on "max" β it was 68 degrees, or cooler β in the room. The drapes were pulled. Several candles flickered from the spots they were assigned, around the room. From the scent in the air β the candles contained essence of Patchouli. That pungent smell, drifting on the currents generated by the AC ducts, almost made her light-headed.