Sam's beloved wife had died of cancer a year ago. Counting the last year of her illness he had been without female companionship for two years. He was now 60 and the time had come for him to renew his sex life--while he still had the possibility of one.
But he could not do so in the ordinary way. He did not want another wife. He did not want prostitutes. And he did not want affairs with with women he knew socially since these usually required time consuming involvements and commitments he was uninterested in giving. In addition, he was a man of prominence in his profession who did not want his personal life known and gossiped about if only because it could affect him professionally.
Sam was interested in women who were in many was his counterparts and equals. Successful, intelligent women who had made their own way. Women who, in fact, were very much in the same position as he when it came to satisfying their sexual needs. Such women would be from outside his personal and professional community and they would be interested in and available for one or more casual encounters--no strings attached.
The natural way to set this up nowadays is via the internet--personal 'friend-finder' services, and this is what Sam did. He proposed encounters-- for one evening or for a weekend-- at a luxurious motel convenient to both parties but far enough away from their home bases. He proposed to rent the room, obtain any necessary room service, and await the lady in the room at the agreed on time.
Of course, no such meeting could take place unless each participant knew something about what to expect. They each had to be reasonably certain that the other was a reasonable, responsible person . They would need minimal assurances that they would be physically and psychologically acceptable to each other. Important sexual inclinations would need to be at least hinted at.
Sam was reasonably well-built and expected a mature woman who had kept herself in reasonable shape. He explained that although he was inclined to a degree of sexual dominance he did not want a woman who was into BDSM or even an already a confirmed submissive. His kick was in gently introducing a normal woman to submissiveness, in talking her through the process, hearing her reactions and thoughts. This required an articulate, psychologically honest woman with a high sense of personal worth but one who was also curious and somehow felt erotically intrigued by submissive ideas.
Amazingly, after a number of trial correspondences, Sam found someone willing to meet him. As our scene begins she stands outside the door to the room, ready to knock, and mulling over the adventure she is about to begin.
But he could not do so in the ordinary way. He did not want another wife. He did not want prostitutes. And he did not want affairs with with women he knew socially since these usually required time consuming involvements and commitments he was uninterested in giving. In addition, he was a man of prominence in his profession who did not want his personal life known and gossiped about if only because it could affect him professionally.
Sam was interested in women who were in many was his counterparts and equals. Successful, intelligent women who had made their own way. Women who, in fact, were very much in the same position as he when it came to satisfying their sexual needs. Such women would be from outside his personal and professional community and they would be interested in and available for one or more casual encounters--no strings attached.
The natural way to set this up nowadays is via the internet--personal 'friend-finder' services, and this is what Sam did. He proposed encounters-- for one evening or for a weekend-- at a luxurious motel convenient to both parties but far enough away from their home bases. He proposed to rent the room, obtain any necessary room service, and await the lady in the room at the agreed on time.
Of course, no such meeting could take place unless each participant knew something about what to expect. They each had to be reasonably certain that the other was a reasonable, responsible person . They would need minimal assurances that they would be physically and psychologically acceptable to each other. Important sexual inclinations would need to be at least hinted at.
Sam was reasonably well-built and expected a mature woman who had kept herself in reasonable shape. He explained that although he was inclined to a degree of sexual dominance he did not want a woman who was into BDSM or even an already a confirmed submissive. His kick was in gently introducing a normal woman to submissiveness, in talking her through the process, hearing her reactions and thoughts. This required an articulate, psychologically honest woman with a high sense of personal worth but one who was also curious and somehow felt erotically intrigued by submissive ideas.
Amazingly, after a number of trial correspondences, Sam found someone willing to meet him. As our scene begins she stands outside the door to the room, ready to knock, and mulling over the adventure she is about to begin.