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OOC: This is a closed thread for landiek (as Angelique) and me.
Joe
age 35, 5'11"
national sales manager for a computer software company
I started off this morning in a pissed-off mood.
Three months ago, I had to fly to Chicago to warn Jack, the Illinois sales rep for our computer software company, that he had better start meeting his sales quotas, or he might just end up on the unemployment line. Now I would have to fly to Chicago again, to do the least pleasant part of my job: firing someone. Namely Jack. Month after month, quarter after quarter, Jack wasn't even meeting half of his expected sales figures. Chicago was too important a market for us not to replace him with a more aggressive go-getter. And I was appointed the one to fly to the Windy City and tell Jack the bad news in person.
As if having to fly to Chicago to fire Jack wasn't enough to piss me off, I had to get up at 2 AM to catch the red-eye flight, to do this most unpleasant job. Then, too, the alarm clock awoke me from a very erotic dream. In my dream, a very beautiful and classy-looking lady was seated next to me on my flight, and we were hitting it off great. After a lot of very personal and intimate conversation, she offered to indocrinate me into the mile-high club, and soon we were locked in the plane's rest room, hungrily kissing each other as we practically tore each other's clothes off. In my dream, I had just hopped her up on the sink and was moving my face between her luscious, creamy thighs, when the alarm clock rang and woke me up. I realized that rather than a beautiful woman, my seat-mate would probably be a sweaty 300-pound man, like on my last flight to visit Jack. That guy had reeked of beer, as if he had bathed in it rather than merely drinking it. And he belched constantly. Just what you want to sit next to on a 4-hour flight!
So you see, I had plenty of reasons to start the morning in a bad mood, as I dragged myself out of bed.
On the plane, even before we taxied away from the terminal, I fluffed up a pillow and covered myself in a blanket, intending to catch every extra minute of sleep that I could. But my attempt to sleep was rudely interrupted by a woman asking, "Excuse me, is this seat 16B?"
I felt like snapping a very cutting remark at her, like "There are numbers on the overhead luggage bins. It says 16B. So why do you have to ask?" But I realized that was neither clever nor witty, just mean. And before I could say what was on my mind, I remembered the two cardinal rules of being a sales manager: 1. Be nice to everyone, because they might be a future customer, and 2. You never get a second chance to make a good first impression.
So instead of snapping at her, I decided to just stare into her eyes, and maybe she wouldn't notice that I was shooting daggers at her.
But as soon as I caught her eyes, I realized I couldn't be mad at this stranger. She had the prettiest, deepest green eyes I have ever seen. They sparkled like the finest emeralds, and they gazed as deeply into my brown eyes, as my eyes were gazing into hers.
The piped-in music on the plane was playing corny old pseudo-Hawaiian songs, probably recorded by Don Ho, no doubt trying to make the passengers feel they were off on a tropical vacation, instead of flying to filthy old Chicago. But the lyrics were perfect for this moment:
Our eyes just met
Our lips not yet
I'm gonna get you yet
How much you wanna bet?
We both laughed at the coincidence of those lyrics just as our eyes were meeting for the first time.
I decided to look at what the rest of this woman with the beautiful green eyes looked like. She did not disappoint, not at all. She was a little younger than me, maybe 27 or 28, and strikingly, radiantly beautiful.
The next thing to catch my eye, after her VERY green eyes, was her fiery red hair. It cascaded down in soft, gentle waves, caressing the side of her lovely neck before tumbling down her back, to end just below her shoulder blades. I closed my eyes, and pictured myself standing behind her, folding my arms around her, my fingers brushing her hair away from her neck as I gently nuzzled the right side of her neck, causing her to purr her aroused approval of my neck-kisses.
Hearing a bumping sound, I opened my eyes. She was struggling to put her suitcase up in the overhead luggage bin. She was standing on tiptoes, which made her look all the more beautiful. She wore a crisp white blouse, unbuttoned almost all the way down to her navel. This showed off her soft, round breasts very nicely, in a classy and elegant way, not in a cheap and slutty way. The way she showed off her breasts was subtle, sophisticated, enticing, and charming, like a classy nude painting by an old master, hanging in the finest art museum, not cheap and slutty like a Hustler Magazine photo-spread. Through her blouse, I could see just a hint of her lacy, wispy red bra. The exact same shade of fiery red as her long, beautiful hair. Had she bought the bra to match her hair, or had she dyed her hair to match her bra? Either way, the color match bespoke class, taste, and elegance, a woman who took great care in her personal appearance, and who knew what a devastating effect she was having on men.
Over her blouse, she wore a well-tailored navy-blue blazer, accented in hair-thin vertical white pin-stripes, form-fitting around her every beautiful curve. Her navy-blue miniskirt matched her blazer, even to the identical white pin stripes. Her skirt ended halfway down her thighs. High enough to show off her shapely bronze-tanned legs. But not so high as to make her look cheap and tawdry. Her shoes had about two-inch heels. The tops of each shoe consisted of nothing more than two very thin strips of very-shiny black patent leather, forming an X across the top of her feet. She had the cutest little feet, and these shoes definitely showed them off to best advantage. Her toenails were painted navy blue, with tiny white stripes, matching her blazer and skirt. Yes, this lady was very classy, and she obviously put a lot of time and attention into looking absolutely amazing, stunning, classy, elegant, adorable, and very, very sexy.
I stood up and helped her lift her suitcase and put it away. She whispered "thank you" and she gave me a gentle peck on the cheek.
"This is my first flight to Chicago," she smiled. Her smile could have lit up the entire east coast, when they had that massive blackout last month. "Are all guys who fly to Chicago as nice and gentlemanly as you?"
"I doubt it!" I laughed. "You know, when we circle around Chicago before landing, there is a spectacular view of the Chicago skyline. The Sears tower, Hancock building...say, why don't you take the window seat, so you can see the view for yourself when we land? I mean, it's only fair, since you've never seen Chicago before, and I have."
She thanked me with a second peck on the cheek, took the window seat, and I slid into the aisle seat beside her.
"So, what's taking you to Chicago today?" she asked cheerily.
"I have to fire someone. I hate it!"
"I would hate that, too," she replied quietly, empathetically. "What did he do?"
"He consistently fails to come close to his sales quotas."
"What do you guys sell?"
"Computer software. What about you, what do you do?"
"I'm a buyer," she smiled.
"What do you buy?"
"Lingerie. I'm the buyer for all the midwest stores of Victoria's Secret."
"So that pretty red bra of yours..."
"Is from Victoria's Secret, yes. I get it on employee discount. It's part of a matched set."
Her comment made me think of my last girlfriend. Suzanne would not have left it at that. She would have said it's part of a matched set and then followed that remark with "Do you want to see?" Then without waiting for an answer, she would have lifted her skirt and showed me her matching red panties. Sure, Suzanne's sexual openness had been thrilling at first. But she was cheap and common, like a McDonald's hamburger, and after a while you just get tired of a diet of fast food. I guess that's why I had broken it off with Suzanne. That, plus as a a national sales manager, I couldn't see myself making Suzanne my life partner. Suzanne had no class, and would have been an embarassment to me when meeting with my business associates at formal occasions.
But this green-eyed red-head seated next to me seemed to be the exact opposite of Suzanne in every way. She had told me she was wearing lacy red panties without actually saying it, and had not flashed them at me. She left me wondering what she looked like under that miniskirt, left me thinking she has to be the sexiest woman on earth. She knew exactly what she was doing. Like I said, she had taste and class. She was filet mignon and lobster to Suzanne's Big Mac. She was Mozart or grand opera to Suzanne's Brittney Spears. Suzanne was like a Chevrolet: nice enough I suppose, but common. This woman beside me now seemed to me more like a Ferrari: exotic, classy, sexy, elegant, and only a very special man would be able to handle her, would be deserving of her. On only a four-hour flight, I was unlikely to prove to her that I would and could be such a man, but I was certainly going to try.
Suddenly, I remembered that I'm a sales manager. How do I bring this up delicately?
"Do you making buying decisions for things other than what lingerie your stores stock?"
"Like what?" Then a light turned on in her sparkling emerald-green eyes. "You're trying to sell me software, aren't you?"
"Guilty as charged!" I laughed.
"It's OK. Really. So, what have you got?"
"Well, we just came out with an inventory-control program that you can run directly on the cash register."
"Sounds like something we could really use," she agreed. "I just might buy your software," she smiled, "if you can persuade me. But if I do, you'll have to buy something from me in return. Pick out a couple of nice sexy outfits for your girlfriend. I'll even give you my employee discount price." It occurred to me that her offer might not be as innocent as it sounded. Was she fishing around to find out of I even have a girlfriend? Was she hoping I would buy the lingerie she was offering to sell me at a discount, and give it to HER? Nah, I'm probably just reading too much into her offer, just as I always seem to read way too much into what most pretty women say to me.
Should I tell her that I currently have no girlfriend, having only recently split-up with Suzanne? Or would that make me seem that I'm interested in my classy seatmate for something more than just business, and maybe scare her off if she wasn't fishing to be my new girlfriend? Or would she think theere's something wrong with me, for not currently having a committed relationship, and would that also maybe scare her off? No, better to let her think I still have a girlfriend, at least for now.
She reached into the inside pocket of her blazer, and her motion showed me just a bit more of her lacy red bra. Was she even aware how much she and her red bra were driving me crazy? She pulled out a business card and wrote something on the back.
"I'm going to be supervising the opening of a new Victoria's Secret store in a new mall in a Chicago suburb," she smiled. "I wrote the address of our new store on the back of the card. Stop by the store tomorrow about 6 PM, we'll discuss the software you want to sell me. Say, over a nice dinner?" Then she paused and frowned. "Or on second thought, maybe dinner together wouldn't be appropriate after all. I wouldn't want you to think I'm trying to come between you and your girlfriend."
I liked the idea of dinner out with this beautiful woman, and her backing out of it made me panic a little. This could be the start of something good, something VERY good, but I would never know, if I let her back out of her offer to have dinner with me. OK, time to come clean with her.
"I don't HAVE a girlfriend right now," I blurted out.
Her smile and her sparkling green eyes lit up again. "OK!" she replied, obviously trying to tone down the enthusiasm in her voice, "Dinner it is. Tomorrow night." But her body language gave away how much she liked the fact that I am single, and had accepted a dinner-date with her, even if it was ostensibly just to talk business.
I looked at the name on her business card. Angelique.
"No last name, Angelique? Just one name? Sort of like Cher or Madonna?"
She laughed, again in that sexy, classy laugh of hers that was already charming the hell out of me.
"So, Angelique," I kidded. "Appropriate name. You seem like an angel to ME!"
"An angel? Well, sometimes," she smiled enigmatically.
"And at other times? Do you let the devilish side of you out sometimes?"
"That's for me to know and you to find out," she laughed charmingly.
The movie screen on the plane was showing previews of new movies that will soon be in theatres. Just then, George Clooney said to Catherine Zeta-Jones, "You fascinate me."
I smiled at Angelique and whispered, "I know just how he feels. YOU fascinate me!"
She held my hand, squeezed and patted it, and told me she needed to sleep now. "We'll talk more at 6 o'clock tomorrow night, OK?"
It was a comment so full of promise, so full of fascination. I pushed my head back into my pillow, pulled my blanket up over my shoulders, and quickly drifted off to sleep as our taxiing plane left the ground. With the prettiest, classiest, most sophisticated, most charming, and sexiest green-eyed red-head sleeping in the seat next to me.
My mood was now a hell of a lot better than it had been a mere 30 minutes earlier.
Joe
age 35, 5'11"
national sales manager for a computer software company
I started off this morning in a pissed-off mood.
Three months ago, I had to fly to Chicago to warn Jack, the Illinois sales rep for our computer software company, that he had better start meeting his sales quotas, or he might just end up on the unemployment line. Now I would have to fly to Chicago again, to do the least pleasant part of my job: firing someone. Namely Jack. Month after month, quarter after quarter, Jack wasn't even meeting half of his expected sales figures. Chicago was too important a market for us not to replace him with a more aggressive go-getter. And I was appointed the one to fly to the Windy City and tell Jack the bad news in person.
As if having to fly to Chicago to fire Jack wasn't enough to piss me off, I had to get up at 2 AM to catch the red-eye flight, to do this most unpleasant job. Then, too, the alarm clock awoke me from a very erotic dream. In my dream, a very beautiful and classy-looking lady was seated next to me on my flight, and we were hitting it off great. After a lot of very personal and intimate conversation, she offered to indocrinate me into the mile-high club, and soon we were locked in the plane's rest room, hungrily kissing each other as we practically tore each other's clothes off. In my dream, I had just hopped her up on the sink and was moving my face between her luscious, creamy thighs, when the alarm clock rang and woke me up. I realized that rather than a beautiful woman, my seat-mate would probably be a sweaty 300-pound man, like on my last flight to visit Jack. That guy had reeked of beer, as if he had bathed in it rather than merely drinking it. And he belched constantly. Just what you want to sit next to on a 4-hour flight!
So you see, I had plenty of reasons to start the morning in a bad mood, as I dragged myself out of bed.
On the plane, even before we taxied away from the terminal, I fluffed up a pillow and covered myself in a blanket, intending to catch every extra minute of sleep that I could. But my attempt to sleep was rudely interrupted by a woman asking, "Excuse me, is this seat 16B?"
I felt like snapping a very cutting remark at her, like "There are numbers on the overhead luggage bins. It says 16B. So why do you have to ask?" But I realized that was neither clever nor witty, just mean. And before I could say what was on my mind, I remembered the two cardinal rules of being a sales manager: 1. Be nice to everyone, because they might be a future customer, and 2. You never get a second chance to make a good first impression.
So instead of snapping at her, I decided to just stare into her eyes, and maybe she wouldn't notice that I was shooting daggers at her.
But as soon as I caught her eyes, I realized I couldn't be mad at this stranger. She had the prettiest, deepest green eyes I have ever seen. They sparkled like the finest emeralds, and they gazed as deeply into my brown eyes, as my eyes were gazing into hers.
The piped-in music on the plane was playing corny old pseudo-Hawaiian songs, probably recorded by Don Ho, no doubt trying to make the passengers feel they were off on a tropical vacation, instead of flying to filthy old Chicago. But the lyrics were perfect for this moment:
Our eyes just met
Our lips not yet
I'm gonna get you yet
How much you wanna bet?
We both laughed at the coincidence of those lyrics just as our eyes were meeting for the first time.
I decided to look at what the rest of this woman with the beautiful green eyes looked like. She did not disappoint, not at all. She was a little younger than me, maybe 27 or 28, and strikingly, radiantly beautiful.
The next thing to catch my eye, after her VERY green eyes, was her fiery red hair. It cascaded down in soft, gentle waves, caressing the side of her lovely neck before tumbling down her back, to end just below her shoulder blades. I closed my eyes, and pictured myself standing behind her, folding my arms around her, my fingers brushing her hair away from her neck as I gently nuzzled the right side of her neck, causing her to purr her aroused approval of my neck-kisses.
Hearing a bumping sound, I opened my eyes. She was struggling to put her suitcase up in the overhead luggage bin. She was standing on tiptoes, which made her look all the more beautiful. She wore a crisp white blouse, unbuttoned almost all the way down to her navel. This showed off her soft, round breasts very nicely, in a classy and elegant way, not in a cheap and slutty way. The way she showed off her breasts was subtle, sophisticated, enticing, and charming, like a classy nude painting by an old master, hanging in the finest art museum, not cheap and slutty like a Hustler Magazine photo-spread. Through her blouse, I could see just a hint of her lacy, wispy red bra. The exact same shade of fiery red as her long, beautiful hair. Had she bought the bra to match her hair, or had she dyed her hair to match her bra? Either way, the color match bespoke class, taste, and elegance, a woman who took great care in her personal appearance, and who knew what a devastating effect she was having on men.
Over her blouse, she wore a well-tailored navy-blue blazer, accented in hair-thin vertical white pin-stripes, form-fitting around her every beautiful curve. Her navy-blue miniskirt matched her blazer, even to the identical white pin stripes. Her skirt ended halfway down her thighs. High enough to show off her shapely bronze-tanned legs. But not so high as to make her look cheap and tawdry. Her shoes had about two-inch heels. The tops of each shoe consisted of nothing more than two very thin strips of very-shiny black patent leather, forming an X across the top of her feet. She had the cutest little feet, and these shoes definitely showed them off to best advantage. Her toenails were painted navy blue, with tiny white stripes, matching her blazer and skirt. Yes, this lady was very classy, and she obviously put a lot of time and attention into looking absolutely amazing, stunning, classy, elegant, adorable, and very, very sexy.
I stood up and helped her lift her suitcase and put it away. She whispered "thank you" and she gave me a gentle peck on the cheek.
"This is my first flight to Chicago," she smiled. Her smile could have lit up the entire east coast, when they had that massive blackout last month. "Are all guys who fly to Chicago as nice and gentlemanly as you?"
"I doubt it!" I laughed. "You know, when we circle around Chicago before landing, there is a spectacular view of the Chicago skyline. The Sears tower, Hancock building...say, why don't you take the window seat, so you can see the view for yourself when we land? I mean, it's only fair, since you've never seen Chicago before, and I have."
She thanked me with a second peck on the cheek, took the window seat, and I slid into the aisle seat beside her.
"So, what's taking you to Chicago today?" she asked cheerily.
"I have to fire someone. I hate it!"
"I would hate that, too," she replied quietly, empathetically. "What did he do?"
"He consistently fails to come close to his sales quotas."
"What do you guys sell?"
"Computer software. What about you, what do you do?"
"I'm a buyer," she smiled.
"What do you buy?"
"Lingerie. I'm the buyer for all the midwest stores of Victoria's Secret."
"So that pretty red bra of yours..."
"Is from Victoria's Secret, yes. I get it on employee discount. It's part of a matched set."
Her comment made me think of my last girlfriend. Suzanne would not have left it at that. She would have said it's part of a matched set and then followed that remark with "Do you want to see?" Then without waiting for an answer, she would have lifted her skirt and showed me her matching red panties. Sure, Suzanne's sexual openness had been thrilling at first. But she was cheap and common, like a McDonald's hamburger, and after a while you just get tired of a diet of fast food. I guess that's why I had broken it off with Suzanne. That, plus as a a national sales manager, I couldn't see myself making Suzanne my life partner. Suzanne had no class, and would have been an embarassment to me when meeting with my business associates at formal occasions.
But this green-eyed red-head seated next to me seemed to be the exact opposite of Suzanne in every way. She had told me she was wearing lacy red panties without actually saying it, and had not flashed them at me. She left me wondering what she looked like under that miniskirt, left me thinking she has to be the sexiest woman on earth. She knew exactly what she was doing. Like I said, she had taste and class. She was filet mignon and lobster to Suzanne's Big Mac. She was Mozart or grand opera to Suzanne's Brittney Spears. Suzanne was like a Chevrolet: nice enough I suppose, but common. This woman beside me now seemed to me more like a Ferrari: exotic, classy, sexy, elegant, and only a very special man would be able to handle her, would be deserving of her. On only a four-hour flight, I was unlikely to prove to her that I would and could be such a man, but I was certainly going to try.
Suddenly, I remembered that I'm a sales manager. How do I bring this up delicately?
"Do you making buying decisions for things other than what lingerie your stores stock?"
"Like what?" Then a light turned on in her sparkling emerald-green eyes. "You're trying to sell me software, aren't you?"
"Guilty as charged!" I laughed.
"It's OK. Really. So, what have you got?"
"Well, we just came out with an inventory-control program that you can run directly on the cash register."
"Sounds like something we could really use," she agreed. "I just might buy your software," she smiled, "if you can persuade me. But if I do, you'll have to buy something from me in return. Pick out a couple of nice sexy outfits for your girlfriend. I'll even give you my employee discount price." It occurred to me that her offer might not be as innocent as it sounded. Was she fishing around to find out of I even have a girlfriend? Was she hoping I would buy the lingerie she was offering to sell me at a discount, and give it to HER? Nah, I'm probably just reading too much into her offer, just as I always seem to read way too much into what most pretty women say to me.
Should I tell her that I currently have no girlfriend, having only recently split-up with Suzanne? Or would that make me seem that I'm interested in my classy seatmate for something more than just business, and maybe scare her off if she wasn't fishing to be my new girlfriend? Or would she think theere's something wrong with me, for not currently having a committed relationship, and would that also maybe scare her off? No, better to let her think I still have a girlfriend, at least for now.
She reached into the inside pocket of her blazer, and her motion showed me just a bit more of her lacy red bra. Was she even aware how much she and her red bra were driving me crazy? She pulled out a business card and wrote something on the back.
"I'm going to be supervising the opening of a new Victoria's Secret store in a new mall in a Chicago suburb," she smiled. "I wrote the address of our new store on the back of the card. Stop by the store tomorrow about 6 PM, we'll discuss the software you want to sell me. Say, over a nice dinner?" Then she paused and frowned. "Or on second thought, maybe dinner together wouldn't be appropriate after all. I wouldn't want you to think I'm trying to come between you and your girlfriend."
I liked the idea of dinner out with this beautiful woman, and her backing out of it made me panic a little. This could be the start of something good, something VERY good, but I would never know, if I let her back out of her offer to have dinner with me. OK, time to come clean with her.
"I don't HAVE a girlfriend right now," I blurted out.
Her smile and her sparkling green eyes lit up again. "OK!" she replied, obviously trying to tone down the enthusiasm in her voice, "Dinner it is. Tomorrow night." But her body language gave away how much she liked the fact that I am single, and had accepted a dinner-date with her, even if it was ostensibly just to talk business.
I looked at the name on her business card. Angelique.
"No last name, Angelique? Just one name? Sort of like Cher or Madonna?"
She laughed, again in that sexy, classy laugh of hers that was already charming the hell out of me.
"So, Angelique," I kidded. "Appropriate name. You seem like an angel to ME!"
"An angel? Well, sometimes," she smiled enigmatically.
"And at other times? Do you let the devilish side of you out sometimes?"
"That's for me to know and you to find out," she laughed charmingly.
The movie screen on the plane was showing previews of new movies that will soon be in theatres. Just then, George Clooney said to Catherine Zeta-Jones, "You fascinate me."
I smiled at Angelique and whispered, "I know just how he feels. YOU fascinate me!"
She held my hand, squeezed and patted it, and told me she needed to sleep now. "We'll talk more at 6 o'clock tomorrow night, OK?"
It was a comment so full of promise, so full of fascination. I pushed my head back into my pillow, pulled my blanket up over my shoulders, and quickly drifted off to sleep as our taxiing plane left the ground. With the prettiest, classiest, most sophisticated, most charming, and sexiest green-eyed red-head sleeping in the seat next to me.
My mood was now a hell of a lot better than it had been a mere 30 minutes earlier.
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