Chapter four -- Dobrila
Standing in line to board the plane for her brief flight to Las Vegas, Dobrila sighed impatiently and shook her head at the absurdity of these short monthly trips to San Diego. The plane fare was relatively cheap for such a short flight, but when one considered the taxi and UBER fares to and from airports, hotels, and home, the ground transportation often totaled more than the flight itself.
"Is all just fucking bullshit," she muttered to herself, evoking a smile as she gave voice to the Jeopardy toast she and Jimmy had coined and used every night during the show.
The trips were, of course, somewhat of a necessary evil, serving to maintain personal and business contact with her sister, Beata. When together, they were able to make plans for expanding their company's holdings, sign necessary business documents, and attend meetings with prospective clients and lawyers. This particular trip had been especially rewarding, as she and Beata had finalized their plan to consolidate and liquidate most of their San Diego holdings, with the ultimate goal of relocating the entire company to Las Vegas.
In the Las Vegas area, their company already owned and managed five high-rise apartment buildings and hoped to add several more once the San Diego liquidation was finalized. Negotiations were also underway to possibly acquire an off-strip hotel/casino. Once everything was finalized, Beata would then move to Las Vegas, a pleasant prospect for both sisters to live closer.
The monthly visits also coincided with her monthly appointments with her cardiologist who resided in San Diego.
She was born with hypoplastic left heart syndrome, a condition that had gone completely unnoticed by her doctors throughout her childhood due to its mildness and only began to manifest meaningful symptoms in early adulthood. In simple terms, the left side of her heart was too small to effectively pump a sufficient amount of blood through her body. This condition had worsened over the years as she grew and matured and was now closely monitored by her cardiologist. His prognosis had remained consistent for many years: she should avoid overexertion or stress, maintain a heart-healthy diet, abstain from alcohol, and most importantly, lose weight. However, her passion for cooking and love of good food and vodka left her with little inclination to comply. If her beloved lifestyle shortened her life, so be it, she accepted her fate. Her quality of life mattered more to her than a few additional years.
She and Beata were both extremely wealthy thanks to the business built by her husband and left to them after his passing. She could live comfortably for the rest of her life, however long that might be.
Entering the plane, she looked around and was pleased to note the occupancy was relatively light, she stowed her soft-shell overnight luggage under the seat in front of her and settled into a window seat.
She sighed and closed her eyes as the plane began to taxi. Tiredness weighed on her, the result of a restless night following the surprisingly intimate phone conversation she had with Jimmy. Recalling the events of the evening, she couldn't help but smile, feeling a blush of warmth spread across her cheeks.
Last night, Jimmy had spent the night at her apartment looking after her beloved cat, Malenka. She had called Jimmy from her hotel room so they could watch Jeopardy together, something that had become an enjoyable nightly ritual for them.
They had both consumed more vodka than usual during the show, which had also probably lowered their inhibitions more than usual as well. Then, as often happened after the Jeopardy program ended, their conversation would continue, often incorporating topics of a more personal nature, and occasionally even more intimate subjects than would normally happen in most platonic relationships.
It all began innocently enough last night when she mentioned, in an offhand way, that before meeting and befriending Jimmy, she would usually wear nothing but her nightgowns around the apartment, explaining how she found them to be light, airy, and less restrictive than her dresses and infinitely more comfortable, especially during the summer months.
Jimmy had then expressed his opinion on the difference between men's and women's clothing and fashion. He noted how men's clothing fabrics lacked the softness and sensuality of most clothing made for women, and expressed a curiosity as to why, for example, lingerie was primarily for women only. He thought it was sad that men couldn't experience the sensual comfort of wearing loose-fitting nightgowns, for instance.
Dobrila had readily agreed and even encouraged him to experience the sensuality for himself by trying on one of her nightgowns and directed him to one hanging behind the bathroom door.
Reticent at first, Jimmy's curiosity finally got the better of him and he eventually complied. He had been so completely overwhelmed by the sheer sleek sensuality of her nightgown that he, almost immediately, began to lose control of his emotions.
Pleased by his physical reaction to the sensuality of her nightie, she then had further encouraged him to explore his feelings and that, if he felt the need, it was completely all right for him to masturbate in her nightgown. She had become more than a little aroused herself by the intimacy of their conversation and hearing his plaintive sighs as he reached orgasm, had driven her over the edge and her orgasm quickly followed.