It was the end of a perfect vacation. Mark and April had been touring Ireland with a rented car for a week and a half then dropped the car in Dublin, and they spent the rest of the time seeing the beautiful city, shopping, and pub hopping the Temple Bar. Mark's job as an airline pilot allowed them to be able to travel and they took advantage of it every summer, The night before leaving they had dinner at a great restaurant on Parnell Square, attended a play at the Abbey, and headed back to the hotel on O'Connell Street. As they entered the lobby, Mark suggested a nightcap at the bar. "Sounds good to me," April agreed. They entered the bar to find it packed with theater-goers winding down the day.
"There's room at the bar," Mark pointed to three empty stools. They made there way and sat down. The barkeep nodded and come over. "I'm warm and thirsty, rum and coke," April said; "Irish whiskey with ice, please," from Mark. They sat and chatted enjoying the drinks. A tall, good-looking man wandered into the room and looked around before walking up to the bar to the one empty stool. "Mind if I sit here?" He addressed April who had her back to the open stool. His voice was quiet and mellow with a beautiful Irish accent.
April turned to the man, smiled and said, "No, I don't mind. There has been no one there."
"Thank you,' he smiled and nodded to Mark and sat down. "You are visiting Ireland on holiday from America?"
"Yes. From San Francisco." April turned so as not to seemingly ignore him.
"Welcome, hope you are enjoying Ireland." She noticed he had beautiful smile.
"We have been enjoying it but sadly, this is our last night. We fly home tomorrow."
Mark noticed that April had turned more to the man, but that was OK. She was just being polite. He signaled and as the bartender approached, the newcomer said, "The name's Sean, please let me buy you a drink. Always happy to meet a beautiful California girl."
Before Mark could protest politely, April smiled and said, "Thank you, Sean. My name is April and my husband is Mark."
Sean told the bartender, "Single malt' and signaled another round for April and Mark. He turned back to April and they carried on a conversation. When the drinks came, Sean and
April clinked glasses, Sean raised his glass toward Mark, "Slainte," and began to talk with April. Mark sat and drank his whiskey, rather quickly and signaled for another. He did notice that April had turned toward Sean as they chatted and she had her back to him. She seemed happy as they talked and Mark could not help but notice that Sean was not only good looking but was also charming April and felt a twinge of jealously . . . and excitement at the thought she might be attracted to Sean.
As Mark drank his third whiskey, he watched as Sean reached out and touched April's arm, gently just above her wrist, thinking, "why doesn't she pull back?" He couldn't hear their conversation, the tones were low but it was obvious that he was complimenting her and she was eating it up. Why did he feel his own cock harden a bit? Sean signaled for another round of drinks. And after twenty minutes, another round.