Baelnorn
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“Wine sounds like a wonderful idea Susie, but I’d rather go with a white wine. I’m not an expert on wines, but I never combined salmon and red wine before.” With a few taps on the surface, Dominic brought up the wine card, and browsed to the place’s selection of white wines. “Here, this one sounds good, a 2054 Yakima Valley Washington Chardonnay.”
Dom blushed a little when Susie thanked him again for taking her to this restaurant, a shy smile appearing on his lips. “Susie, you don’t have to thank me. I’m glad to have you with me, and that I’m able to provide you with a good time. And for the record: I don’t want you to thank me for every little thing I do for you. Please, just accept what little I can give you.”
After confirming their orders – Dominic was also having the grilled salmon – he leaned forward, and took Susan’s hands in his own. He loved touching her in any way, no matter whether it was holding her hands, bumping hips while walking, or trembling against each other as they gave in to their passion.
Susie did not know it yet, but she had saved him as well. He was close to losing himself in his research, close to completely forget what makes live worth living, enjoying the good things instead of only seeing the bad parts. Dominic knew that they would very likely stay together for a very long time, and he absolutely did not mind it.
Dom blushed a little when Susie thanked him again for taking her to this restaurant, a shy smile appearing on his lips. “Susie, you don’t have to thank me. I’m glad to have you with me, and that I’m able to provide you with a good time. And for the record: I don’t want you to thank me for every little thing I do for you. Please, just accept what little I can give you.”
After confirming their orders – Dominic was also having the grilled salmon – he leaned forward, and took Susan’s hands in his own. He loved touching her in any way, no matter whether it was holding her hands, bumping hips while walking, or trembling against each other as they gave in to their passion.
Susie did not know it yet, but she had saved him as well. He was close to losing himself in his research, close to completely forget what makes live worth living, enjoying the good things instead of only seeing the bad parts. Dominic knew that they would very likely stay together for a very long time, and he absolutely did not mind it.