I work at a leading manufacturing company in Nepal. I lead the Sales department. I have been happily married for a year. My wife is a teacher. We don't have children yet. We live in a nice apartment in Kathmandu.
I love my work. My boss has generously rewarded my passion for my work. I've had good success and have always met business targets. Anyway, this isn't about my work. It's about my relationship with Smita - who is not my wife. Smita joined my team last year. She has been the most valuable addition and has built up a sizable portfolio in such a short time. She is talented, has great interpersonal skills, is a team player and most importantly is a great person. She is liked by everyone. She is also married. Her husband is a practicing surgeon.
Before I go on with the story, let me make it clear that I am no womanizer. Smita is also one of the most decent people I know- a perfect human being. She's helpful, cheerful and basically the best teammate. Well, decent and sexy go together. I am going to share with you the episode in our lives that changed our relationship forever.
Two weeks back, we had a review of our regional sales figures. Our presence in the Central and East regions is remarkable but we haven't been able to drive sales in the West. We had plans to set up an office in Pokhara, a beautiful city nearby Kathmandu and supply to hotels as this is one of the best tourist destinations in Nepal. Smita and I had to go there, decide on a location, recruit few junior staff and organize a formal event to make some noise. All this would take one week. Please bear with me as I tell you in detail how our emotions changed in these seven days.
Day 1:
We met at Kathmandu airport. She was in formals - white shirt, black skirt and heels, well dressed and attractive. I was dressed casually - blue polo shirt and a white pant. Her dress complimented her amazing body. I approved, verbally.
Hey Smita. You look great. And smart! The only day I'll be nearly as formally dressed as you will be on the launch party next week.
Thanks, Rajiv. Really? I've mostly carried formals. Oh, I should have discussed with you earlier.
No worries. Every time I go to Pokhara, it feels like vacation. So, I didn't feel like stuffing a lot of suits.
Well, I hope we'll enjoy like one. It's been quite some time since I had one.
Oh definitely! We'll chill.
We flew on time and landed in Pokhara at 8 AM. The weather was great. Never has a visit to this city been uninteresting. I was excited again. Smita looked happy too. We began talking as we got off the plane.
I love this place, I feel close to the mountains.
So do I, Smita. And I have never stayed here for more than 3-4 days. This time we'll have more time to enjoy the place.
Yes, Rajiv. Oh, how I wish I could go nearer to the mountains.
Perhaps we can try a short trek in the weekend.
Wow, really?
Let's see, if we can manage our schedule, why not?
Yay. But we'll have to shop first. I don't have trekking clothes.
Sure, neither do I
Sam had come to receive us. As we drove away from the airport, he mentioned the slight change in schedule of our meeting with Mr. Raghubir Shah. We were to meet Mr. Shah, a senior hotelier, later that day, but for some reason, Mr. Shah had requested to meet early. That meant we would have to meet him before we even checked in at the hotel.
Sam dropped us at Hoover Hotel (where we were to meet Mr. Shah). The hotel was on top of a hill overlooking in the entire city. We could see the boats sailing in the lake in the middle of the city and the ultra-light aircrafts hovering above. The hotel had beautiful gardens and a large pool.
And, in the pool was a hot girl in a skimpy swimsuit. She was not exactly slim and was well-built in the right places. God, her breasts were screaming to be let out of her top. They were like, huge.
Staring at Baby Thapa, are you?
, Smita teased.
I was startled. I was so engrossed with her body that I hadn't noticed the girl was Baby Thapa, a young and bold model. Her body, comments and dresses always made headlines.
Oh, that's Baby Thapa? Exactly, I was trying to figure out where I'd seen her before