A Night to Remember

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In the hotel lounge, she nursed her merlot while watching a slice of Atlanta. Actually, they appeared to be mostly tourists, or men and women on business, like her. Atlanta was okay. The events had gone well, and quickly. Natalie had arrived at the informal hotel for dinner with a few women she had met at the meeting. But they had gone out on the town, looking for another slice of Atlanta, and she wasn't interested. So she sat alone for quiet time and observing.

A few couples sat at the candlelit tables, smiling and leaning into each other. Several groups of mostly men drank and talked and laughed loudly. The couple’s cute, she decided, taking a sip of her wine. And the men are having harmless fun. This is okay, Natalie thought. It’s not that bad sitting here alone.

One large group of men nearby became more boisterous. Must be all out-of-towners at the same meeting. A man accidentally bumped her head lightly.

"Excuse me," he apologized insincerely.

"It's okay."

"What's a cute girl like you sitting there drinking alone?"

"Umm, thanks, I think," she said. "I'm just relaxing
for a few minutes."

He was dark-haired and not too bad-looking, but his face was flushed from alcohol, she noticed immediately.

"Come over and join us," he offered, beads of sweat had formed a moustache. "You look like you need another glass of wine." She felt him looking at her breasts; a little too long a glance, she thought.

"No, thanks," she said. All she needed was to get hooked up with an out-of-control guy on the prowl. If she wanted that, she would have joined the girls.

"Aww, come on," he insisted.

"No, really. I'm, uh, waiting for someone. But thanks anyway."

Natalie crossed her legs and turned away. As she did, her eyes found those of a bearded man, with neatly combed dark hair and fair skinned looking up from his book and at her lithe, black stocking legs. She waited a few seconds before self-consciously pulling her skirt down on the back of her top leg.

When the waitress appeared, she ordered another merlot, and glanced at the entrance, pretending to still be waiting for her friend. Her eyes glanced again at the man with the book. He quickly looked down at his book, but not before she noticed his blush.

She looked at the man again with interest. This time he was looking into her eyes. She half-smiled and looked away. Suddenly she felt flushed as boldness crept in her. Was it only the wine? She shifted in her chair and glanced over again. He was still looking at her. She kept her gaze a little longer, then cocked her head, tried unsuccessfully to read the title of his book.

He wasn't bad looking, she decided. Actually, quite handsome. She’s never been with a man with any form of facial hair before. She wondered briefly, if it would tickle her soft skin.

Natalie began to daydream. What would it be like if he just came over to her...
 
"Hmmmm" Andy thought to himself, "is this woman checking me out?" He had noticed her a few minutes earlier when she unassumingly entered the bar and slid onto her stool. However, her many glances towards the door had suggested to him that her date was soon to arrive.

But, if that were indeed true, why was she now suddenly smiling at him? After all, he was the only person tucked away in this corner of the bar. The thought crossed his mind again...Might she actually be looking his way?

"Surely not", he quickly thought to himself, and glanced back down at his book. Part of him was amused at the thought that this woman would be interested in him. Yet, a part of him believed it might be true - or hoped it might be true, more aptly.

In the back of his head, his mind was racing - questioning whether or not she might have been glancing his way. Was she? Or was it all in his mind? As hard as he tried not to overthink it, his curiosity finally got the best of him, and he again looked up to see if she was still glancing his way.

SHE WAS!

But, once again, he wondered to himself whether her stare was truly intended for him, or whether he was simply dreaming. It had been a long day after all, and surely, this lovely creature wasn't hinting that she found him interesting...

His day had started like many others before it. A long flight from the East Coast, fighting the traffic across Atlanta's beltway, and a very adversarial meeting with some corporate executives, which took much of his reserve of energy. After returning to his hotel that afternoon, all he wanted was an easy night, perhaps a little room service and an in room movie. But, for whatever reason, he had decided against it, and after a long hot shower, now found himself in the hotel bar, pondering his sudden fate.

"This just got interesting", he thought to himself.

With a coy grin, he shot her a smile. NOT too suggestive, but just warm enough to make sure she realized that he saw her looking at him, and one that would leave little doubt that he was pleased to be the recipient of her longing stare.

The warm smile which came across her face after seeing his grin confirmed what he hoped to be true. Now, it was time to make a move...
 
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