Marcy's Playground 6 by loyalsock
Date: 9/21/2015,
Categories:
First Time
Author: loyalsock, Source: xHamster
... I must have been glowing because I got lots of compliments, not only on my outfit, but on my skin. Whatever. Evan came out, looking happy and relaxed. "So, you're coming over my house tonight?" "Huh?" "To have dinner with Heather?" "Oh, oh yeah." "Seven?" "Yeah, sure, that will work." He leaned over and kissed me on the cheek. "See you then," he said. Somehow, suddenly, this all struck me as weird. I'm a still sort of virgin, working in a sex club, going to have dinner with the wife of a patron who likes to...what do they say? Pull up to the bumper. Boy, there's a rap song in there somewhere. Howard, the seventy-year-old came in. "Hey, girly." "Hey, handsome." He cackled. Swipe. Forget going to college in the fall for psychology; I was learning a heck of a lot about psychology right here. Finally it calmed down. I was reading the new Stephanie Meyers book, and I wanted to get back to it. At three o'clock the phone rang. I expected it would be someone asking for directions. It wasn't. "Marcy?" The voice was low and full of hope. Jean-Luc. "J.L.?" "Hey," he said softly drawing out the one word. "Hi," I said softly back. "Evan said he didn't have your number," he said. "He said he wrote his number down for you, but you never called him." I thought about it; that was true. "I didn't want to wait to call you," Jean-Luc said. "Is it okay to call you ...
... on your work line?" "I should probably give you my cell," I said. I rattled off my number. "Call you right back, sweetie." My cell rang, my general ringtone, Fireworks, by Katy Perry. Maybe I should dedicate that to Jean-Luc only. "Hi, baby," he said. "Hello," I said shyly, and blushed. "I just wanted to see if you're...you know. Okay? Are you okay?" "Yeah. Yeah, I'm good." "No regrets?" I thought about it. "No." He let out a loud sigh. It sounded like relief. "Good. Sorry I had to rush this morning. I had a bitch of a meeting. Sorry, a nightmare of a meeting." I smiled. "Go out to dinner with me tonight?" he asked. "Okay. Ah, no. I can't." "Hot date?" he teased. "I'm having dinner with Heather." "Oh." "Yeah, so I can tell her all about you," I said in a teasing voice. "I thought good girls don't kiss and tell," he said. "I don't kiss and tell," I said. "But I might kiss and ask." I thought I could hear him smile on the other end of the line. "Hold on," I said. Barbara-Sue, a sixty-something hippy looking woman with long curly blue hair, came in. We talked for a few seconds, and I swiped her in. I picked up the phone to resume my conversation. "I'll let you go, Lafferty. I just wanted to check up on you. Let you know I'm thinking about you." "Thanks." "You've got my number now. How about Friday?" ...