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The night was beautiful. A combination of warm and cool. Many people were out on the street partying, living it up as if it was their last.
One particular woman was walking the street with her hair as dark as the night flowing down her back. Her dark brown eyes were like the color of almonds. And her skin was nicely tanned with a tag of red blush on her cheeks.
This particular woman had an appointment with a very special someone in a restaurant called, "The Pavilion". A very high class restaurant where the most high class people come to meet for conversation, get to know each other, and probably take home to fuck.
As the woman approached the double glass doors, she opened it and walked in looking around. As she walked further into the restaurant, the woman spotted another woman with beautiful long bleach blonde hair sitting at the table alone.
Knowing that she was the one she was looking for, the woman confidently walked over to the table with the blonde haired woman who looked taller than expected.
"Excuse me," The woman spoke getting the blonde haired woman's attention, "is this seat taken?"
The blonde haired woman just smiled as if happy to finally see the dark haired one. "Not at all, please."
The dark haired woman pulled the chair back and sat down across from the blonde haired woman. She reached out her hand to take the blonde haired woman's in hers. "Gladia. Gladia Widow."
"Barbara," The blonde haired woman said, "Barbara Rousillen."
Gladia nodded and smiled. "Very interesting name. Very strong."
"I could say the same thing to you," Barbara retorted.
Gladia smirked. "Oh please my name is way to lame compared to yours."
Barbara cracked a welcoming smile. "That would be a matter of opinion."
A waiter approached the both of them. "Excuse me ma'am, is there something you like to drink?"
Gladia looked at Barbara who looked back at her smiling. "I would like some red wine thank you," Then she turned to Barbara, "is that okay?"
"Of course," Barbara assured, "I would like the same."
The waiter bowed out of respect. "Of course, red wine coming right up." And the waiter left.
"Red wine," Barbara said, "you have perfect taste."
"I've always wanted to try red wine," Gladia stated, "and I like the color red."
The waiter returned with two glasses and a bottle of red wine. He placed the glasses on each side of the table and unscrewed the top pouring both glasses with red wine.
Both women said thank you, but before the waiter could be excused, he was stopped by Barbara.
"Leave the bottle, please."
The waiter nodded in agreement and left the bottle on the table.
Gladia looked at Barbara like she just accomplished some sort of feet. "I am impressed."
"By the wine or how much I'm willing to pay for it?" Barbara asked.
Gladia shrugged. "Probably both."
Barbara smiled. "Well I'm glad you approve."
Gladia picked up her glass of wine and took a strong sip. "Um, that's good."
Barbara did the same and agreed. "So, what brings you here?"
"Well I moved here from Denver, Colorado last spring," Gladia answered.
"Really, what for?" Barbara asked.
"College, I'm studying micro-genetics."
Barbara didn't know what they were studying in such a subject but nodded in agreement that it was an impressive major. "What are you hoping to be after you graduate?"
"A nursing student," Gladia answered, "probably something more."
Barbara took a sip of her red wine and looked at Gladia with a smile. "Well, I hope you make it towards your goal in the future."
"Here-here," Gladia cheered.
Both women raised their glasses and lightly banged them against each other making a small ding sound before they drank.
"So what are you expecting of this night?" Barbara asked.
Gladia just flashed Barbara a smile. "I'm pretty new at this."
"A lot of people are," Barbara pointed out.
"So how does this work? Do we just sit here until we get dead drunk and then leave to have some fun?" Gladia asked.
Barbara shrugged. "That could be a possibility. But alcohol has a way of affecting my performance. That's why I only drink to a minimum."
Gladia made a pouty face. "That's too bad. I guess I have to drink for the both of us?"
"You could do that," Barbara advised, "but I rather you stay functioning while you and I are spending the night together."
"Don't worry," Gladia assured, "I'll make sure we both get what we want out of this evening."
Barbara just smiled at Gladia. "I hope your right."
Barbara opened the door to her apartment complex and stepped aside letting Gladia in.
Gladia looked around even though she was a little tipsy from the red wine.
There was a big open space in the middle of the apartment. On the left side there was a kitchen big enough to fit four people. Further down there was the bathroom, but Gladia was really not interested in what's inside. But what fascinated Gladia the most was the queen sized bed up against the wall. There were no wooden or metal banisters. Nothing holding the bed up. There were two white covered pillows and a cover that matched them both. The whole apartment was colored bright blue which gave it a heavenly look. And the scent was the smell of white flower. The whole scene was beautiful.
"You like?" Barbara asked.
"Oh hell yes," Gladia commented, "this is wonderful. It's almost like..."
"Heaven?"
Gladia turned to Barbara smiling. "You took the words right out of my mouth."
"Well I'm glad you approve."
"Do you mind?" Gladia asked.
"No not at all," Barbara excused.
Gladia went and sat on the bed almost feeling herself sink. "Wow."