My One And Only One Night Stand - Sex Stories

My One And Only One Night Stand

I'm not the kind of woman who makes it a habit of having one-night stands. But this story is about my only one.

I was fifty years old at the time. I had gotten divorced about five years earlier. I hadn't gone out much in the past five years, and when I did, I never hooked up with anyone.

Sure I talked to guys, and had a great time, but either I didn't want to see them again or they didn't want to see me again. When I did go out it wasn't on dates, it was with groups of others. We would go bowling, or go out to drink and shoot pool or whatever. A lot of times I would talk to guys, but that was it.

This particular time though, it was a Fourth of July cookout. There must have been about three hundred people there. I knew a few, but not many. I went with a group of five people. I went to get a drink from the open bar, a non-alcoholic drink, because I am not a big drinker, and never have been. I thought my friends were following me, but when I was almost to the bar and I turned around, they were all gone.

As I turned around and headed for the bar again I accidently bumped into someone. They spoke first, it was a young man who looked to be in his early twenties. I didn't recognize him at first. But he knew who I was right away.

He said, “Oh! Excuse me. I'm sorr…”

But then he stopped and said, “Oh, my God! Mrs. Green! Is that you!?”

I had no idea who he was so I just said, “Yep, that's me.”

From the look on my face, he must have known I didn't recognize him ...

... because he said, “It's me, Jack Harris, you were my homeroom teacher for junior high and high school, and then I had you for English in junior high and high school.”

I instantly knew who he was when he said that. I told him, ”Well, I'm not your teacher anymore so please, call me Sarah.”

He smiled and said, “You'll always be Mrs. Green to me.”

He then asked, ”Where is your husband, Mr. Green?”

I told him, “I'm divorced.”

He said, “Oh, my God. I'm so sorry. Um, can I get you a drink?”

I said, “Um, yeah. That would be great. Just make sure it's non-alcoholic.”

He turned around and asked the bartender for two bottles of Pepsi. Then he handed me one. He asked me, “Would you like to take a walk?”

I said, “Sure.”

We walked past the spot where a guy was cooking burgers and Jack asked, “Would you like a burger, Mrs. Green?”

I smiled and said, “A burger would hit the spot about now, so yes. I would love one.”

He handed me his Pepsi and went and got us each a burger. He asked me, “What do you want on your burger?”

I said, “Oh, just ketchup and a little relish, thank you.”

Jack put some ketchup and relish on a burger for me, and then put some condiments on his burger, then he said, “I see a couple of seats over there. Would you like to sit down?”

I said, “Sure, lead the way.”

I followed him and after we sat down he handed me my burger and I handed him his Pepsi. I told him, “You know, you could have gotten a beer if you wanted. I wouldn't have ...