jushorny
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Jake
The waitress was doing her best to flirt, actually doing quite a good job at it. I guess I just wasn’t in the mood, as hard as it was for even me to believe. Most any other time I would have been all over this sexy little thing, but I could not get Tierney out of my head. I had to admit the waitress had one of those bodies that I craved to feel and taste, why do women such as her always appear at the most inopportune time?
The ringing of my cell jolted me from my thoughts. It was Alex, informing me that there had been a delay. I could hear the concern, anxiety, and frustration in his voice. Alex had finally come to the realization that it would be better if he were not in the middle of the rescue, that he should be back at the hotel. I know it would be difficult for him to sit and wait, to not be a part of it, but, like he confessed, it would be most difficult to restrain oneself, to maintain control.
I didn’t expect that he asked that I take his place. It was not where I wanted to be. I, myself, was fearful of what I might do once we found Tierney. I voiced my concern to Alex, but I could hear the disappointment in his voice. I agreed to take his place and keep him informed of the rescue progress. I finished my dinner as quickly as possible, leaving a large tip along with a note for the waitress. I wanted Stacy to know I would be around for awhile, a man has to keep all options open.
I headed of to join up with the rescue team, wondering who they were, and how soon we could put the plan in action and complete the rescue.
The waitress was doing her best to flirt, actually doing quite a good job at it. I guess I just wasn’t in the mood, as hard as it was for even me to believe. Most any other time I would have been all over this sexy little thing, but I could not get Tierney out of my head. I had to admit the waitress had one of those bodies that I craved to feel and taste, why do women such as her always appear at the most inopportune time?
The ringing of my cell jolted me from my thoughts. It was Alex, informing me that there had been a delay. I could hear the concern, anxiety, and frustration in his voice. Alex had finally come to the realization that it would be better if he were not in the middle of the rescue, that he should be back at the hotel. I know it would be difficult for him to sit and wait, to not be a part of it, but, like he confessed, it would be most difficult to restrain oneself, to maintain control.
I didn’t expect that he asked that I take his place. It was not where I wanted to be. I, myself, was fearful of what I might do once we found Tierney. I voiced my concern to Alex, but I could hear the disappointment in his voice. I agreed to take his place and keep him informed of the rescue progress. I finished my dinner as quickly as possible, leaving a large tip along with a note for the waitress. I wanted Stacy to know I would be around for awhile, a man has to keep all options open.
I headed of to join up with the rescue team, wondering who they were, and how soon we could put the plan in action and complete the rescue.