After what happened in 'Finishing up,' It was as if I was in a dream as I dressed quickly. Tracey was making the bed, stained sheets, and all. She kissed me on my lips passionately bidding me on my way, I knew the exit.
I was nervous going to the Newsagency, after the previous day. There she was, standing high on her step-up behind the counter serving customers. She looked my way, her face lit, looking gorgeous with her gorgeous smile, long wavy blond hair, and beautiful eyes.
I wandered to the magazines, randomly browsing through whilst she finished serving the customers. I did not notice the last of the customers leave when I felt a hand on my back. Turning to see Tracey glowing at me. She stood on her tippy toes and gave me a peck on the cheek.
"Hello," she said. "Is there anything you see to your liking?"
A comment not lost on me, I replied, "Certainly is."
We both tentatively laughed. It broke the ice. I relaxed a little now, my nerves fading away.
Customers were coming and going, breaking any attempt at conversation. One customer came in, a short, overweight male, dark hair, and looked like a mechanic in greasy overalls. Tracey and he were talking when she motioned him towards me.
She introduced him, "This is Sam, my husband."
I shook his hand introduced myself and we chatted for a little whilst Tracey served more customers, each time keeping a wary eye on us.
Sam apologised for missing me at the house inspection, as he explained he needed to do repairs and the supplier took longer than he expected. He said he hoped Tracey showed me enough to pique my interest.
I was a little wary and concerned, I gulped a little. I could only reply, "She showed me enough to interest me."
He offered to show me around another time, from a male perspective. I smiled, suggesting another in depth viewing might be beneficial adding that whilst a women's perspective is more attentive to the needs of a male than another guys, guys know what guys are more interested in seeing.
With a wide toothy smile, he answered, "If I cannot, Tracey would be more than willing. It was her childhood home originally, and she knew all the ins and outs."