I slowly began to wake up after a long ten-hour drive from Virginia. When I opened my eyes my heart leapt, for the sun was shining brightly through the hotel room's balcony doors. For some reason the Canadian sun shone brighter than that of the states even though they're the same sun. Maybe it shone brighter because I was finally happy, happy because I'd finally be meeting my Jonathan.
I glanced at the clock on the nightstand beside my head, "eight o'clock, damn. Five full hours before our date," I said out loud. With that I got myself out of bed and decided to head out for breakfast. Since I wasn't planning on meeting anyone just yet, I didn't bother with makeup after I'd washed up. I threw on a pair of black jogging pants, a black fitted shirt, and my flip flops. I glanced at myself in the mirror and said, "Not too bad for being a minimalist today." I grabbed my purse and left my room for the housekeepers to tidy up.
In the elevator my mind began to wander: Six years. Six long years and I'm finally meeting, Mr. Right. I hope it works out well.
When I reached the lobby, the elevator doors quickly flew open revealing a shocking surprise-Jonathan. I was stunned but that didn't stop me from running to him and embracing him the tightest hug I could manage. Still entwined, Jonathan placed his fingers on my chin and lifted my face toward his; he then placed his smooth lips upon mine and gently kissed me causing me to sigh and fall deeply into his strong body.
I unlocked our mouths long enough to say, "What are you..." and then our mouths were again laced. Our tongues twirled inside each other's mouths and our hands explored one another as if we were the only two people in the lobby.
Long after our unusual greeting, Jonathan and I broke apart. I was first to speak, "Jonathan Foote, I presume?" and stretched out my hand for him to shake. "Don't be a smartass. Let's go eat," Jon said through a beautiful smile.
Jon and I walked hand-in-hand down the street to a little café. We chatted and laughed over coffee and bagels. "If the morning is going so well, the afternoon will be even better," I thought. Even after we finished breakfast he and I sat and enjoyed each other's company. I kind of wished that I had made myself a little more presentable, but Jon honestly didn't seem to mind my disheveled appearance. He made that pretty obvious; his hands made their way down to my thighs and he stroked them gently. His touch made my heart pulse and I was getting warm. I
had
to kiss him. I moved my chair closer to his and looked deeply into his bright blue eyes, and when I could no longer stand the intensity between us I jumped into his lap and kissed him passionately. My hands roamed through his strawberry hair and my lips searched for every kissable spot on his body. He reciprocated by running his soft fingers against my cheeks and kissing the crook of my neck. Just as I felt a stirring below me there was a loud angry cough heard over Jon's shoulder.
"Ahem, I'm going to have to ask you to leave," said a waiter as he scowled at Jon and me.