You probably like to fuck during the Christmas season, don't you? Christmas time is one of the horniest times of the year. People tend to be generous around Christmas time, both with their money and their bodies.
In college β especially since my school had a long winter break after finals, starting just before Christmas β I, Charlene, found out that a good way to make money for school over the Christmas Holidays when visiting my family was to work as a limo driver. It was also a good way to take my mind off the fact that I didn't have a "home town honey" and likely wouldn't be getting any cock for the Holidays. I had gotten a chauffer's license when I was 18. By the time of this story around Christmas, 2011, I had just turned 21 so I could even drive the limos with a bar in the back.
There was plenty of work to go around at the limo company I worked for, but that didn't mean we didn't compete for the jobs with the nicest people and the highest probability of tips. Just two days after Christmas a Fortune 500 company hired us to pick up two high powered male executives at Baltimore Washington International airport, and to drive them to a meeting in the mountains of Maryland, near Hagerstown, to close on the acquisition of a company that needed to be concluded in 2011. The client contact, Karen, dealt with us all the time and she gave us intelligence on both men.
Karen said that V. P. Kevin Simpson, single, of Denver was the personification of goodness. He treated everyone nicely, was never unreasonably demanding, always complimentary but never harassing, and known to be a good tipper.
On the other hand, Division Manager George Clarett of Los Angeles, married with three kids but always on the make, was the incarnation of evil. He was haughty, full of himself, deceitful, and a cheapskate even with the company's money.
Not surprisingly it was an understatement to say that Kevin and George didn't get along, and even though they were arriving within an hour of each other they were to be driven separately.
Six drivers wanted Simpson, no one wanted Clarett, so the dispatcher had us draw lots. I won and got Simpson. My friend Jason lost and got Clarett. The other four drivers got other jobs.
My chauffer's uniform was specifically designed to do a good job of hiding my big boobs and bubble ass. But it was hard to hide my face and hair, which I always received compliments on. The other drivers playfully accused me of getting the biggest tips because I was a good-looking female. I said it was because of my Les Mans driving abilities.
I arrived at BWI airport about 3:00 p.m., a half hour before Mr. Simpson was scheduled to arrive. I held up a professionally done sign that said "Mr. Simpson, XYZ, Inc." Jason was about fifteen feet away from me waiting for Mr. Clarett, whose plane had apparently been delayed, with a similar sign.
Right at the time I expected Mr. Simpson, a very handsome sharply dressed tall man, likely in his early 40s, stopped and looked at Jason and I. He put down his briefcase, seemed to rub his hands, and then approached me. With a friendly smile he said "I'm flattered that your company would send its most attractive driver to pick me up."
"Let's hope I don't attract traffic tickets, Mr. Simpson," I replied returning his friendly smile, and getting a laugh from him.
"Please, call me Kevin; and you are?"
"Charlene, but everyone calls me 'Share'."
"OK Share, are you ready to go?"
"If you are Mr. Simp..., I mean Kevin. How was the trip from Denver?"
"Surprisingly uneventful; no weather issues at all."
"Do you have any checked baggage, Kevin?"
"No, just this 'wheelie' carry on, and my briefcase."
"Can I take them for you?"
"If you don't mind you can negotiate the wheelie, but I'll keep the briefcase."
"Kevin" was one of the most personable people I had ever met, so we freely chatted while walking along. He insisted on walking with me to the limo lot rather than having me pick him up right in front of the airport, and by the time we reached the limo I felt like I had known him for a month. Once we got there he had a request indicating his unpretentiousness.
"Tell me Share, does your company have any policy against your clients riding in the front passenger's seat? I have no intention of doing any work as we ride along and I would much rather see the road."
"I'm not aware of any policy against that," I said reflectively as I put his wheelie and briefcase in the trunk, "though no one has ever asked before. But I aim to please, so if that is what you want, please go ahead. Let me get the door for you."
"Too late, Share," Kevin laughed as he opened the front passenger door, "I hope that doesn't get you fired."
"I won't tell if you won't," I chuckled in return.
The first hour of our drive we had one of the most fascinating conversations I have ever had. Like all 21 year old college juniors, I thought I was more worldly than I likely was, and I was very impressed that Kevin's topics of conversation were sophisticated. He didn't have the normal bullshit questions like "what's your major," "when do you go back to school," etc. But he quickly honed in on substantive topics of interest to me and seemed to actually listen to and respect my opinions.
Snow started once we got into the foothills of the mountains. The mountains in Maryland are not like the Rockies, but they can be treacherous, and they are rural. One road was closed by the State Police without a good explanation, so I tried a cellphone call back to the office to see if someone knew of a better alternative route than the limo GPS was giving me. No luck. Cellphone reception was bad in the mountains on the best of days, and with bad weather was now non-existent.
I was really glad to have the calming influence of someone from a snowy area of the country like Kevin. "You're doing just fine driving in this stuff; you could make it in Denver," he exclaimed a couple of times.
The roads started to get real bad; I spun out twice, and the second time my 270 degree spin-out on a small town street really freaked me! Kevin actually got out of the limo and with the help of two passersby pushed us out of a snow bank. When he returned to the limo he could tell I was shaken.
As he gave my arm a reassuring squeeze Kevin said "Don't stress out Share. My cellphone doesn't work here either, but let me see if I can find an old fashioned pay phone and call to see whether the meeting will go on early tomorrow morning as scheduled or if it will be delayed until late in the day. OK?"
On the verge of tears I simply nodded my head "Yes."
Kevin went into a drugstore, one of the few retail establishments in town, and came out a short time later.
"Boy, it's cold out there. Even for a guy from the Rockies. They say there's a phone at a motel just on the outskirts of town, only about a half mile up the road." Sensing my apprehension to start driving again he pretended to crack a whip and smilingly said "Mush."
Despite how tense I was I had to laugh a little. Going to school in Florida I wasn't used to driving in a snowstorm, but figured I could go half a mile, and trudged on. I visibly sighed as I pulled into the motel parking lot without further incident. Kevin found the pay phone, made a call, and then I saw him talk to the proprietor of the motel and believe he slipped him some cash.
"Well, my meeting is postponed until tomorrow at 5 p.m. Clarett wasn't able to get in yet and the roads are bad and getting worse. My counterparts at the company we are acquiring said it was best to stay here tonight. The motel has a couple of rooms for us."
I scanned the motel. It wasn't a flea bag, but I'm sure didn't have any of the amenities an executive like Kevin was used to. After a pause I said "Are you sure you don't want me to try and find something nicer?"
"No matter how good a driver you are, Share, with this rear wheel drive boat you're driving we're sure to spin out again. I'm OK with this place; it looks clean even if not fancy."
"If it's OK with you, it is with me," I replied.
We got our rooms β the last two in the establishment, mine the end unit, Kevin's next to mine. Then we almost immediately went into town to eat dinner. The only food service was in a bar. It had real rural dΓ©cor and a simple menu, but the food was decent and the jukebox not too loud. We had a great chat and laughs during dinner, and several draft beers each. By the end of dinner I remember thinking "How is this guy not married? If I was on a date with this guy I'd fuck him unconscious."
After dinner we played some pool. After I won the first game, Kevin suggested "boilermaker pool," which I readily agreed to. Whoever lost drank a boilermaker. After I lost three games in a row I was tipsy enough that there was no way I could ever win again, so we called it a night and got back to the motel about 9:30 p.m. As we went to our rooms Kevin said "You're great company, Share, but I need to teach you how to handle hard rods and balls..." and after a pregnant pause, "that is to play pool."