I would like to thank my editor AquaFire14 for reading thru this story.
This story was written for everyone but especially for the beautiful people of the Lit thread "Business Travelers Unite."
Some of the parts of this story are true. Sadly, not the sexual parts; well, not in the way that they are described anyway. ;)
Love you all, have fun reading the story.
Vitriol Hack
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On the plane thinking, Zach had lost count of the amount of times he had been to Miami. Sometimes, he would momentarily forget the name of the city he was in as he zoomed around the continent for his work.
Was this time in Miami going to be any different?
He knew that the fauna of south beach, one of his favorite destination, offered lots of beautiful looking people if not inherited by youth, purchased or injected at the local rejuvenation center.
What did he have to look forward to with this trip? The loads of small talk he would have to endure? The casual conversations with business acquaintances? The daily "power" breakfast briefings with his lawyers? Or worst, the let's get to know each other routines, hopefully it won't involve golf this time around.
Chuckling, he knew that these were all the necessary elements of proper business conducts. He could hardly blame any of them for acting this way, as he himself spent quite a bit of time honing his artful business conversational dinner skills.
Evenings where always more fun and offered some respite to his daily load of stress. His routine would have him retract to the chic hotel bars or interesting rooftop pools that would have DJ's play some background music. Funny how Miami and south beach had adjusted to their clienteles over the 20 years or so that he had been frequenting the area, he thought.
After checking-in, he decided to go to the lounge for a well-deserved drink and late dinner.
This lounge is like many other stylish ones. Being a weeknight, it was sparsely attended by the temporary patrons this hotel attracted. Solo dinning was not his favorite thing to do, but the atmosphere of this establishment was preferable to the loneliness of his room.
He then noticed this lady in red slowly making her way to the bar. Her demurely slow non-directional walk to the bar suggested she was unaware of the preying eyes on her. Finally at the bar, she ordered a glass of white Chardonnay wine.
The lady decided to sit at the plush looking leather booths to enjoy her wine.
Her ample breasts with protruding nipples where neatly tucked tightly in the confines of the red fabric that seductively displayed her cleavage. As she passed Zach, he admired her thighs that, slightly wide, made each butt cheek the side of a heart whose tail ended between her legs. Her walk had her rolling her hips displaying her long bare legs. With each stride, the fabric would roll up displaying a little bit more of her milky flesh.
"This day just took a turn for the better," Zach thought to himself.
Is she a professional working in the room he thought? She was dressed like a professional working but her attitude did not match her physical appearance. Most sluts in Miami that hang at lounges choose to saunter around the bar displaying their goods for the highest bidder and are rarely shy of making the first move.
In the fifty years he was on this earth and with the experience of hundreds of hotel lounges, he wondered if this lady was different.
She chose a remote area of the lounge slightly hidden by the dim lights. Perhaps she wanted to be alone or perhaps she did not yet know she was longing for the companionship of someone who would passionately make love to her or fuck her deeply and hard for being a bad girl that cladded herself with tight slut-wear.
Who was a she? Or better yet, who was she tonight?
Zach decided to dive in, after all, he has had his share of awkward conversations before. "What's one more?" he though.
Perhaps he could use one of his cheesy lines that worked when he was a much younger man like, "Pardon me ma'am, did you just sneeze?" To which the woman would almost always answer, "No," and he would reply with attitude, "'Cause God Bless You!"
How about, "Pardon me miss, where was your dressed made?" To which most girls would not know the answer giving him the opportunity to quickly answer, "Well, just like you, they were probably made in heaven!"
Yeah, way too cheesy for an older gentleman, he thought, whose 20 years of marriage had made him out of touch with the modern day chivalry.
Ok Zach, he thought, let's go for the brain.
Zach puffed up his chest like a peacock and confidently walked over to the shaded booth to deliver his ice breaking line to pretty lady in red.
"Heartbreaker or dream maker?" Zach told the beautiful stranger.
"Pardon me," she answered.
Zach continued with a longer explanation, "When you were still in high school, were you a heart breaker or a dream maker?"
The pitch and the silk of her voice by the simple "pardon me" she offered to Zach was enough to give him a semi erection.
Yes, he fancied this lovely stranger.
His animalistic side would have him rub himself all over her and bury his face inside her red dress in between her thighs. What did she taste like? Was she wet?
His angelic side was asking him, "Is she smart?" Zach was always a bit of a sapiosexual kind of guy. The thought of finding brains and beauty in this lounge was intoxicating to him.
What was she going to answer?
"Well, since you asked, I think I would say dream maker," the lively stranger answered.
"That's an interesting choice," Zach replied.
"Why is that?" she asked.
"Dream maker implies you probably have an active imagination and you are just waiting for the right opportunity to unleash it," Zach hypothesized. "Am I anywhere close to your reality?"
Pointing at the empty seat, Zach asks the lady, "May I?" Sensing her ambivalence, Zach added, "Please allow me some intelligent conversation in an otherwise dreary evening."
Smiling back at Zach the lady replies, "Well, I am married and your two tone gold ring tells me that you are also. Ok, sure, sit down. These plush vintage leather seats are so deliciously comfortable it would be a shame if you did not enjoy them also."