Ch. 05: A surprising encounter for both Saturday - Sunday
Saturday began being a clear, somewhat crisp morning in comparison to the previous mornings since their arrival at the resort. In lieu of their usual morning shower, due to the lateness of their evening one, coupled with the unseasonably cool night, they decided to wash at the kitchen sink before heading to breakfast. Bob and Pam decided that after breakfast they would enjoy a day at the lake, frolicking in the water.
After having breakfast, and looking to take advantage of their last day, they spent the entire morning swimming and taking in the sun. A little after noon, Pam got up from her beach towel and said to Bob, "I'm heading up to the cabin to start lunch. It won't be ready for at least an hour, so you can stay here if you'd like. Maybe after lunch we can walk up to the pavilion and take in some of Jacques great music. How does that sound?"
"Okay, I'll be up before lunch is ready. I enjoyed listening to Jacques last Saturday, myself. Spending the rest of the afternoon at the pavilion sounds like a nice way to end our last day here."
After lunch they walked down to the pavilion. Jacques, who was in the middle of a song, looked at them, smiled and nodded his head in acknowledgement of their arrival. The pavilion was extremely crowded. The only available tables were those out on the patio. Bob went and bought himself a beer, Pam only waned a soda. They were enjoying the music when Pam said, "Did you enjoy our week here? I did ... this place is beautiful and is run very well, from the cleanliness of the cabins, to the professionalism of the whole operation. Renee and Emile have this down to a science."
"Yeah, I like the place too. Renee and Emile have been doing this for a long time, they should have everything down pat by now. And, yes, I did enjoy the week and everything that came with it ... no pun intended," as he winked and smiled at Pam. They both softly laughed together.
After a few more songs, Jacques announced a short break and walked over to their table. He approached with a large, friendly smile, and said, "Bon apres-midi."
"Good afternoon, Jacques," Bob responded.
Pam returned the smile, and joyfully said, "Hi, Jacques, sit down."
"Merci," he said, as he joined them at the table. "Are you leaving tomorrow, or are you staying on for another week?"
"This is our last day, unfortunately," said Pam. "I could use another soda, Bob. Get Jacques a drink too while you're at it."
Jacques declined, as Bob was getting up.
While Bob was gone, Jacques said to Pam, "It sounds like you enjoyed your week with us. That makes me feel good. Will you be coming back next year?"
"We haven't discussed that, so I don't know. We had a wonderful week here and thoroughly enjoyed everything about the resort, to answer your other question."
"Will you be coming back to the pavilion this evening?"
"No, we'll be packing. We need to check out real early tomorrow," Pam said with a frown.
"Sacrebleu!" Jacques quietly exclaimed in disappointment.
Pam childishly giggled, and said, "We do have to pack and be ready tonight so we can leave as soon as we wake up. Why do you seem upset?"
"Well, to be completely honest, I was hoping for a few more dances ... and p..., possibly we might go for another walk on the beach," he said, as he looked downward, trying to hide his now flush face.
"Are you telling me that you were hoping to have sex with me again ... tonight?"
"Mais bien sur" (But of course) Jacques exclaimed, matter-of-factly. "It was wonderful, and I enjoyed the fact that you gave this old man your beautiful, young body."
Pam immediately, after hearing those words, felt a sudden surge of tingles throughout her body. She was reminded of how much she enjoyed pleasing and giving old men something they only dreamt about, and in reality, never thought they'd ever experience again with a girl that had just turned 21 five months ago. She loved making them feel special in that way.
Bob returned and placed Pam's soda on the table before sitting back down.
Jacques then said, "I must get back on stage, the crowd seems to be getting restless. I'll open this set with that song you loved so much last week. It'll be just from me to you." He then rose with his back to Bob and faced Pam. He took her hand in his, raised it to his face and kissed the back of her hand. He then softly said, "Au revoir, mon cadeau precieux et inoubliable." (Good bye, my precious, unforgettable gift.)