CreepyFrank
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My nephew is getting married. I put everything on hold so I could fly down for the weekend. After all, everyone loves a wedding. All the young ladies are looking their best, and the wedding itself is like an aphrodisiac. A dance or two, a glass of champagne, and they're eager to spread their legs. I'm 6'2" 250, head shaved, deep blue eyes, trimmed goatee, broad shoulders and thick, sensuous lips. I have a tailored dark grey suit on, black wing tips, a white shirt and a blood red tie.
After the ceremony, we all go to the ballroom of the hotel. I circulate, chatting with my family, congratulating the couple, keeping my eye open for the right girl for me. I meet several possibilities, girls who look at me with desire in their eyes. A few moments is usually enough to tell me they aren't what I'm looking for. They don't have the instinct, the natural impulse to please.
Dinner's already over when I finally meet her. One of the bridesmaids. She was talking to a young man, but he's turned away, laughing at some joke with his dudebros. She looks lost, forgotten.
"I just had to say, you are the prettiest bridesmaid," I whisper. It's not even a lie. She turns, and the way she looks at me tells me she's a sub waiting to happen. She's the one I've been looking for.
"Dance with me," I say, and take her hand. Does she notice that it was an order instead of a request? Does she understand why that makes her heart race? Or does she just think she's happy to dance with a handsome older gentleman? As I lead her onto the dance floor, I smile warmly, looking her in the eye. I pull her close as we start to sway. It's a slow song. It won't take long.
After the ceremony, we all go to the ballroom of the hotel. I circulate, chatting with my family, congratulating the couple, keeping my eye open for the right girl for me. I meet several possibilities, girls who look at me with desire in their eyes. A few moments is usually enough to tell me they aren't what I'm looking for. They don't have the instinct, the natural impulse to please.
Dinner's already over when I finally meet her. One of the bridesmaids. She was talking to a young man, but he's turned away, laughing at some joke with his dudebros. She looks lost, forgotten.
"I just had to say, you are the prettiest bridesmaid," I whisper. It's not even a lie. She turns, and the way she looks at me tells me she's a sub waiting to happen. She's the one I've been looking for.
"Dance with me," I say, and take her hand. Does she notice that it was an order instead of a request? Does she understand why that makes her heart race? Or does she just think she's happy to dance with a handsome older gentleman? As I lead her onto the dance floor, I smile warmly, looking her in the eye. I pull her close as we start to sway. It's a slow song. It won't take long.