The rebirth of Andrew Bishop - Chapter 9 - Sex Stories

The rebirth of Andrew Bishop - Chapter 9

... on the way here, we weren't expecting to eat with you," explained Tess. "Ah you must all come back for dinner as my guests some time soon, next time your in town Drew ring and I will reserve a table for you," the chef said. "Yes I will for sure, I'd love to see the view at night, it's spectacular," answered Drew, "There is just one more thing on our deal, could I have the address and number for the meat works, I'd like to call in and see them on Monday. I will probably deliver the sheep myself as it will keep my costs down, a contractor would charge too much for such small consignments and I can guarantee my animals that way." "Good idea, I will get it for you before you leave, and you can all come for dinner and drinks with me that Friday evening, now come on eat and drink," Chuck answered, "Stephen, another bottle please," They sat at the table for another hour or so, Chuck was very interested to hear Dave and Tess tell him about the farm and Dave's plans to go and work over the harvest. But all too soon Chuck said that he had to go and prepare for the evening service and that he felt rude to be ushering them away. They all shook hands and Chuck penciled in a reservation for the Friday night after the first delivery. "Now you be sure to ring and confirm this booking on the day, Stephen gets very grumpy with no shows, and I can't have him moody in the restaurant," were Chucks parting words. As the lift doors closed Drew's face sported a huge grin. "What a deal," he said ...

... loudly, "His offer was way over what I was expecting, and I get to come to the city regularly to see you guys, it couldn't get any better than this." "Let's celebrate then," said Dave, "But I don't think we should be driving anywhere, I know I've drunk far too much of Chuck's red wine." "How about we just get some more drinks and sit on the balcony at home for the evening? The weather is so nice," asked Tess. "Sounds good to me," answered Drew. They hailed a cab out the front of the building, gave the driver their destination and asked him to stop at a liquor store en route. Drew purchased two bottles of the imported champagne that Tess enjoyed, more beer and some Irish whiskey, before they made the way home in the late afternoon sunshine. "Tess why don't you give Fiona, your friend from the bar last night a call? See if she would like to come over for a drink," asked Dave. "Would that be okay with you guys?" asked Tess after giving a couple of seconds consideration to the proposal, "I told her last night that as it was Drew's first weekend in town she wouldn't hear from me." "It's fine with me," replied Drew. "Alright I'll call her when we get home as I haven't got her number with me," said Tess remembering that the napkin with Fiona's contact details was still in the back pocket of the slacks she had been wearing and we're now in the laundry hamper. Once home Drew placed the drinks in the refrigerator while Tess rummaged around in the laundry hamper retrieving the phone number. ...