This was a very unexpected situation! Hello again, my name is Geri. My husband Roger and I experienced an "interlude" with a charming stranger while we were on vacation some time ago. I wrote about that weekend here on Literotica in the story Her Rainy Afternoon in Paradise. Those of you who have read that will have a greater understanding of what happened between us a few summers later back home in New York during an uncomfortably stifling July.
The first day of the international pharmaceuticals trade show was finally drawing to a close and I was anxious to get home. The thought of sitting in the heavy Friday evening rush hour traffic in the steamy streets of White Plains wasn't particularly appealing but the prospect of a quick dip in the pool and a chilled glass of wine certainly was!
I was passing the registration deck of the hotel, peeling off my 'Geri A' name tag on the way to the parking lot, when I noticed a tall debonair graying-blond haired gentleman engaged in a rather animated conversation with one of the desk personnel. At first glance I thought he looked a bit familiar, but I couldn't quite place him. When I took a closer look I realized it was Kurt, the vice president of the German pharmaceutical company with whom my husband Roger and I spent some time while on vacation in the Caribbean. Dressed in his expensive looking dark blue suit, crisp white shirt and burgundy silk tie he appeared very different from that fellow I only saw wearing very casual "I'm here on vacation" clothes.
I walked over to the counter and hesitatingly called to him - "Kurt?" He turned, and after a couple of seconds, during which time he was apparently trying to place my face, he finally said "Geri?" (The fact that he didn't immediately recognize me was understandable as I was wearing a dark gray business suit and heels and he had only seen me in casual clothing, bathing suits, a robe and - considerably less!) "What a pleasant surprise to see you here. I seem to be in a bit of a fix. The hotel has lost my reservation and as this is a well-attended trade show, and apparently there are several other events in town this weekend, there's not a room available anywhere so I seem to have no place to spend the night!"
I was unsure of what was the right thing to do at this point, and I'm sure I started blushing, but I finally said - "Roger and I have a spare guest room, (notice I included Roger!) and it would be perfectly fine for you to be our guest until the show is over." He replied - "That would be wonderful, but I wouldn't want to be - ah, how do you say - Unannehmlichkeit" I assured him there would be no inconvenience and he went to retrieve his luggage from the storage desk after which we left the air-conditioned comfort of the hotel and entered the oppressive heat of the parking lot.
The drive home, although only a few miles from the city, took some time as the traffic was annoyingly heavy. We chatted about the show and what we had been doing over the time since we last saw each other. Just small talk. Kurt sat there silently for a minute or so and then quietly said
"Ich werde diesen Nachmittag während des Sturms nie vergessen." ("I'll never forget that afternoon during the storm.") I was at a loss for words but managed to stammer - "Neither will I, but Roger and I have never spoken about it since that day." Again silence. Changing the subject, I mentioned that we had a pool and Kurt agreed that a swim would be a refreshing relaxation. I phoned Roger to tell him of the goings on and he seemed pleased to hear that Kurt would be our overnight guest.
By the time we pulled into the driveway Roger had already gotten home from his office and was chilling a bottle of Chardonnay in an ice bucket. Three glasses, a nice ripe wedge of brie, some grapes and assorted nuts were all ready for us. The two men greeted each other with a warm smile and a handshake. I suggested that I we could have the wine by the pool as I wanted to rid myself of the city grime and cool down a bit. Roger offered Kurt a pair of his swim trunks and showed him to the guest room. After we had changed in our respective bedrooms, where I slipped into a conservative one-piece suit, the three of us stepped out to the pool - Roger brought the wine bucket and Kurt the food. After a couple of sips we eventually slid into the delightfully cooling clear water. I couldn't help but notice Kurt's rather attractive lean athletic body.
After splashing around for a bit, we climbed onto the deck and sat under the shade of the large pink pool umbrella sipping the wine and nibbling the grapes and cheese. Once the wine was finished, we hopped back into the pool for a quick cool down and then went back into the house to get ready for dinner. Roger went to the master bedroom, Kurt to the guest bedroom and I went into the guest bathroom.
When I finally emerged from the bathroom dressed in beige shorts and a short sleeved blue shirt I found Kurt and Roger outside on the deck. Roger was also casually dressed but Kurt still had on slacks and a dress shirt with the sleeves rolled up. Apparently, he hadn't expected to be spending any time in suburbia and had brought only business attire. Roger had taken three nice steaks from the freezer, thawed them in the microwave, and was preparing to broil them on the grill. He was opening a bottle of our best Cab. The patio table was set for dinner and I went back into the kitchen to prepare a salad. It was really too hot for much else.
Dinner was delightful. The steaks were perfectly done, the salad crisp and cool and the wine excellent. Roger brought out a second bottle of the Cab and the three of us sat and watched the sun set creating a beautiful golden vista in the sky beyond the hills near our home. Even though it was becoming dark the July heat was oppressive. Roger mentioned to Kurt that he must be warm in long pants and shirt. He replied that it was a bit stuffy but could manage.
The LED lanterns surrounding the deck started to flicker on as we three lounged about sipping our wine and telling stories. It was then that Roger suggested that another dip in the pool would be a fine idea. I managed to locate another two suits for the men and another one piece for myself. When we got into the pool it was pitch dark, so we turned on the pool lights and drifted about in the comfortably slightly heated water. Eventually we had to get out of the water as we were becoming "pruney". It was getting late and as Kurt and I had to be back in White Plains early the next morning for the last day of the trade show we bid our goodnights and went to remove our swim suits.
