I canโt believe how handsome you look tonight. I love it when a man dress up for his woman. There isnโt any man in this world that doesnโt look good in a tuxedo. And with that black silk cape and high black hat, you look like a gentleman from the 1800.
And you behave accordingly, too. When you picked me up at me door, you brought me a bunch of dark red roses, my favourites, and you bowed deeply and kissed my hand before you complimented me on my dress.
What a charming couple we make! As we walk down this street, surrounded by tiny princesses, devils, ghosts and superheroes, out trick-or-treating with their parents, I see a lot of heads turning to give us more than one look over. You, the handsome vampire. Me, the alluring Morticia Addams.
You take me to a very nice restaurant, and the waiter bows deeply as we enter, and immediately shows us to their best tables. The menu is in French, and I donโt understand a word of it, unfortunately, as Morticia herself spoke it fluently when she wanted to seduce her husband. However out of character, I leave the ordering to you, I trust your good taste, and I trust that you know exactly what will please me. I listen to your deep, dark voice, that seems to drop a tone when you speak another language, and I feel myself getting turned on by that little detail. I shift in the chair when you order us wine, and I see you smile wickedly. I know that you are fully aware of what you are doing to me, and you love being able to have such an effect on me, without even touching me.
We toast to our love, our everlasting love, and the overwhelming passion between us. As we dine, our conversation circles around art and music and history, and as always, your wide knowledge of these matters, your experience of travelling around the world and seeing all the things you tell me about, stirs up admiration and envy inside of me. I want to know all that you know, I want to see all the things that you have seen, I want to go to all the places where you have been!
You take my hand across the table, you kiss the palm of my hand and the inside of my wrist, and promise me that youโll take me anywhere I want to go, and show me anything I want to see. The solemnity of your gesture is somewhat lost on me, as your kisses on my skin light a fire inside my body that has nothing to do with solemnity. I can hardly finish the dessert, but you insist, telling me not to deny myself the pleasures of life.