{If you are looking for some hot sex, there ain't any to speak of in this story. It's just a collection of all of the crap happening in this old man's life recently, not all of it good. Now if I got my way, it could have been good but life isn't like that. So, you have been warned.
Plus, this one is a bit sad, I think so anyway, if you are not ready for an old man baring his soul, go read something else.
Today is the 10th of November, I wrote things down as they are happening, it might read a little disjointed since it all began months ago.}
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The run up interstate 5 in Oregon is a rather straight shot once we get past the coast to the valley highway. There are sections there on highway 20 where the tail lights you are following are probably your own. My truck handles like a dream, so I was taking 30 MPH turns at 60. I had just 3 1/2 hours to make the 3 hour run to the airport to catch my flight, so I had my big Dodge Ram set on 78 MPH as soon as I hit the interstate.
Cops don't even notice 78 on the freeway, they do begin to pay attention at anything over 80. But, I never saw a cop the entire trip, and I was getting passed quite a bit so I let the speed slip up to the left lane traffic, in the 85 range most of the time, touched 90 and eased off a few times. I was 45 minutes early when I walked up to the counter at the airport. I would have been earlier except for cross town traffic and stop lights. I learned long ago to not take the 405 freeway to the airport, it's slower usually than just crossing town.
The plane was right on time, the female Captain stood there as we loaded. After listening to that lady Captain on YouTube bring her plane home following an engine explosion, perfectly calm the entire time, female captains don't bother me one bit.
I suppose that is sexist to even say, isn't it? Back when I was a very young man, women mostly had the things they did, men had the things they handled. Women were frail and sort of helpless, we men needed to protect them.
The world has changed a lot since then, and even a stubborn old coot like me has learned that women can handle any stresses men can, sometimes even better.
The hard part for we men is trying to figure the women out.
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"Boston, and step on it please." I wisecracked to the pilot as she greeted us with smiles.
"I think it's Cincinnati, sir." She said right back with a grin. We both laughed.
"How far is Boston from Ohio?" I asked, grinning right back.
"We are going to Kentucky." She picked up on my joking manner instantly. I guess I blinked a couple of times, she just laughed. It took me awhile, turns out that the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky airport is not in Ohio.
OK. I didn't know that, and I suspect that is a standing joke by the pilot, and the crew because one of the stewardesses started out telling us that we would enjoy our flight to Kentucky which created an instant fuss. There were some laughs as she went through her routine, it was hilarious.
At one point she mentioned that in the event of a water landing, we should take a deep breath and stop screaming, which got laughs from the passengers. Looking out the window, things appear rather brown down there, not much water.
Once in the air, and settled in, I opened my laptop. I normally use my desktop PC when I pretend to write, so dealing with the laptop is awkward.
There was a nice lady sitting next to me, maybe 35-40 or so, considering what I am typically writing I turned a little bit to hide the screen, but she saw it anyway. She looked at me, smiled, but didn't say anything right away.
I wasn't online, but when the page comes up it says Literotica right there in the upper left hand corner.
"My husband and I like that website, are you one of the authors?" She asked me after a few minutes. Big smile, she was looking right at me. OK, no reason to be shy, I guess. Then she asked me my user name, I told her. Next thing I knew she had her cell phone out, and was reading?
How people can actually read on one of those tiny cell phone things is beyond me, but clearly she could. Plus they work while in the air going lord knows how fast.
OK, none of you will believe this one either, but I rode on an airplane all the way to Cincinnati with a lady who sat next to me, reading some of my naughty stories. Her name was Elizabeth, "Ellie" for short is what she told me.
At one point she giggled and asked me how much of it was true, I told her probably more than half, at least in the recent ones. We ended up talking off and on most of the trip, so I didn't get a hell of a lot of writing done. She even seemed to be mildly flirting, but maybe that is just in my old head.
At one point she asked me if I was really 75 years old, I nodded.
"Wow. I would never have guessed." She said, which made me feel good.
"Good luck in Boston.. Dan!" She told me as we went our separate ways. I nodded. A little bit weird, sitting next to a total stranger on an airplane who is reading what you have written about some rather personal things is.. well.. weird.
At one point I had to adjust my laptop to cover my reaction to her, but I think she knew and smirked. Talking about stories about sex with a total stranger on an airplane? Interesting, I told her lots of stuff, we were sort of flirting.
I think so, anyway.
That was just the beginning of what was a strange trip.
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I could see a fairly large muddy looking river out the window as we came into Cincinnati, the rest was buildings as far as the eye could see. The airport is in some city called Hebron but there didn't seem to be any open area in between, streets and buildings just go on and on.
I was already getting uncomfortable, so I could just imagine what Boston would be like.
Once inside the airport, I looked around. The place was clean and neat, high ceilings with large beams, lots of glass. My layover was four hours, so I found a Chick-fil-a and ate. Then to the boarding area, sit and wait. The very first airplane ride I was ever on popped into my head, I wrote a tale about that, called "A flow of souls". That was about back when I went into the Navy over 50 years ago. Partly true, partly fantasy.
At the next stop, it was unload and reload, I didn't even get off the plane. Then finally, I looked out the window, there was a river, a harbor, the Ocean? I do have to admit it didn't look all that bad from way up in the sky.
An ocean?? I was already regretting not bring my fishing pole.
The landing, the airport, the taxi ride, all uneventful. Streets, buildings, people, noise. The driver pulled up in front of the apartment building, I had already seen it from the Google street view. Inside was a row of buttons, I could see some double doors that led to a larger room. I pushed the top button, in a few seconds I heard Debra's voice.
"Yes?"
"You wanted me here, so I am here." I told her.
"Danny! Oh! Oh my God! You are here. When did you..?" Then she hesitated.
"Just a moment, I will be right down." I started to tell her to just buzz me in and I would come up, but she had already gone.