Friday, July 8, 2011

R Returns

The Hilton(TM) has a grand tradition of hospitality and I would be remiss if I were not to give them credit, at least some credit for what transpired on a rainy Saturday, a week from Saturday next.

He collected me in the red Corvette and we went back to that hotel, that we knew so well, where the martinis were dirty, but we were dirtier.

"How was DC?" I asked.

"It was boring," he said. "I missed you."

"Really?"

"I did. All I thought about was tearing your little legs apart and having my way with you."

"So graphic, my darling."

"And then having you on top of me."

"Well, I must confess, I did have a few thought about climbing you, inch by inch."

"Like a tree."

"Yes. Like a tree."

We laughed.

The Hilton was exactly as I remembered, still covered in wood paneling that somehow, managed to not be tacky.

"We'll both have a dirty martini," R ordered for us both, "with extra olives."

When the waiter brought the drinks, I had sprawled out in the booth, my legs on top of his. Quickly, I straightened up and put my feet on the floor, ready to drink. Again the drinks were profoundly delicious, and I appreciated that R had ordered extra olives!

"You did get us a room?"

"Of course, and I have a surprise for you."

"You do?"

"Yes."

"What is it?"

"When we get to the room," he said, drinking his martini down quickly.

"In a hurry?" I laughed and dawdled with my drink.

"Are you going to finished that?"

"Hmm. Eventually."

He laughed. "All right, it's just a little something I brought back from DC, no big deal."

"Oh. Something little. Perfume? Chocolates? Promises you don't intend to keep?"

"That's from," he pauses. "wait, I know this one," he snapped his fingers, "Beauty and the Beast". You're so funny."

"Lucky you have a child, otherwise, you never would have got that!"

"Indeed. Finish your drink, Hilda."

I gazed deeply into his eyes. And sucked it down. Most of it. "I can't finish it," I confessed.

"Here, allow me."

At which point the waiter appeared, inquiring if we would like another.

"Naw. Just put it on my room tab," R signed the check and we were off.

(to be continued)

I remain,

Hilda Stinson



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