Hi, A word of caution. I like to think that the mind is our greatest sex organ. So I try to leave out the graphic details then you can use a little imagination.
Wilma
Dancing leads to a revival
My wife and I used to go to this bar in the pan handle of Oklahoma on Friday nights and dance to local bands. I wasn't very good but she enjoyed it so much I had to chin up and do my best. Over several months there was another couple about our age that showed on a regular basis and over a period of time we became friends. As things developed after dancing we would stop for a light meal before going home. The conversation was always light and enjoyable. Both of them were intelligent, so it was pleasant to share an hour or so with them.
Then Cat developed cancer and after a short struggle passed away, I was a broken man and life went downhill. After about a year I was starting to come around. Life was becoming acceptable at least a little bit. I was shopping for groceries when I ran into Wilma. When Cat was dying both her and Charles tried their best to help me but after she passed I lost touch with them. As she hugged me and cried on my shoulder and I cried on hers. After she wiped her eyes and I blew my nose we went to the little deli in the store.
It turned out that Charles had broken his hip and then was diagnosed with Alzheimer's. Now he was in a nursing home and didn't know anybody. It was a heart breaking story. I could only offer my condolences and ask if there was anything I could do to help. "Well actually there is something you can do. If you're willing that is?"
"If I can, I would be happy to help. I'm a fair fixit man. You know, oil the hinges, hang curtains, and fix a leaky faucet, that type of thing."
"Actually our son, he's married now, but his dad taught him those skills and he comes around regularly, so I'm good there." She paused for a long time and I was starting to think that maybe she had lost some brain cells also. Then she smiled like she used to, only with a tear in her eyes and asked, "Would you take me to dancing? At Harold's? I would love to do it one more time. I miss the music and the whirling and happy times so much. Just one time for old times' sake...please."
It was the best thing she could have asked me. "I would be honored. When can we do it, this coming Friday maybe? I can pick you up, say maybe around seven. No let's have dinner first. We can go to the Chinese buffet at Wong's. No that's to filling. How about the salad bar at the hotel? They have a shrimp dinner that's not too heavy. I promise to try and not step on your toes. "
It was all set, we had dinner and then danced. It was great. We laughed, had a few drinks and danced some more. When I took her home and remembering my manners escorted her to her door. As I started to leave she touched my arm, "Can we maybe do it again? I had such a good time. It was almost like before when we were all together."
I floated home on a cloud. I was happy, real happy, for the first time in ages. The second dance date turned into a third and then a forth. At the end of the last dance on that forth date, I leaned in and kissed her on the lips. Just a peck was all it was. She pulled back and looked at me with big eyes and a look of shock. "I'm sorry, I shouldn't have done that. But when Cat and I danced I always gave her little kiss at the end. I'm really sorry, please forgive me. I promise it won't happen again."
"Will you do it again? Kiss me again. I liked it."