I was standing by the barricades and watching the ships in the port. I saw her waiting, looking kind of lost. I asked if she was waiting for someone to get off the ship. She said that she was waiting for her husband to park the car. They were going on a cruise. We were talking about this and that for a little while.
She must have been about 60 but looked good for her age. Her skin looked soft on her pretty face. I felt that she was starting to flirt with me. I am younger than her but I thought that she had something special about her. The person I was supposed to meet was there. So I wished good luck and goodbye to her. Something made me turn around and give her my card and asked to call me if she needed any help in town.
I didn't think about her until I got a call the next week. She had a hard time reminding me about meeting me on the pier. Her name is Selma. She said that her husband was in a hospital and she didn't know anyone in town and she wanted to say hi to the only person she knew. I didn't know what to say. I was free that evening. We arranged to meet at a Cuban restaurant near her hotel.
Her husband had a mild heart attack and was recovering from it in the hospital. They didn't even go on the cruise. We had some traditional Cuban food. While eating, she was talking about her kids, grand kids and retired life with her husband. She had been a housewife all her life. I told her that I was surprised she called me. She said that he was feeling brave in her old age.
I dropped her off at her hotel. My mind was stuck with a picture of her beautiful face. I had never been infatuated with an older woman before. She was married and I didn't want to spoil a marriage. That night in bed, I was thinking of Selma and pleasuring myself. She felt so good in my imagination. Her skin was white, soft and smooth. My imagination was going wild, me doing sweet, sensual things to her in my dreams.
Guys forget about things like that most of the time. I almost forgot about her. But Selma didn't forget me even for a day after that the first meeting on the pier and thought even more about me after the dinner at the Cuban restaurant.
I got a call from her out of the blue. Selma sounded like a teenager, excited and enthusiastic. She was still in Canada. Her husband was doing better. He was almost back to his usual after the recovery period. I was getting excited talking to her. I tried to hold myself back. She was a married woman, I reminded myself. She called every now and then to "hear" my voice she said.