She followed him down the long aisle. Walking just far enough behind him as to not attract his attention, she was smiling to herself. This was a new game to them. He didn't know the rules. Hell, neither did she, she was making this up as she went along.
They had been seeing each other only a short time. But the excitement she was feeling was indescribable. Just simple things like driving to new parks to walk had become exciting with thoughts of secret meeting places, places where she could kiss his lips and touch his skin. The images of him kissing her and caressing her rushed through her mind. Slightly distracted she almost walked into a display of light bulbs.
He had turned around the corner at the back of the home improvement store. She quickened her pace to catch sight of him again. She turned to head down the same aisle and saw where he was headed. A long stark hallway with "RESTROOMS" above the entryway was before him. Into the men's room he disappeared. She came to a stop before the door and leaned against the wall to wait for him. He was in the room for a few moments when she realized, this was her chance... Not a soul had as much as walked past the aisle that lead here to the restrooms. It was the middle of the day; there were very few customers in the whole place that she had seen to begin with.
Taking her chances, she opened the door to the men's room and walked in.
He was standing at the sink washing his hands. He looked up to meet her gaze and a curious look passed across his handsome face. Her eyes darted to the stalls to make sure they were alone in the room before acting any further. They were empty, and when she turned back to his look, quickly she lifted her index fingertip to the center of her lips, motioning him to stay quiet.
He was still washing his hands when she walked up to him and grabbed his left hand out of the sink and pulled him away from it towards the last stall in the room. He had left the water running and his hands were dripping, when he looked over his shoulder. He was going to say something about leaving the water running, she could tell.
"Leave it", was all she said and continued dragging him into the handicap stall of the restroom. She shut the door behind them, turning him so that he was facing her; she forced him to press against the cold, concert wall of the room. She hung her purse on the hook of the door while holding him in place with her other hand on his chest. When she turned to face him a coy smile covered her face, he on the other hand, looked completed astonished and his eyes told her he was somewhat nervous about what was to come.