She was in mourning, and that was obvious. It also looked like she was fairly wealthy--only rich people actually DRESS like they're in mourning. She wore a knee-length black dress with long sleeves and a high collar. She also wore one of those kind of flat hats with a black net veil. Her makeup was exquisite, and her hair coiffed professionally in a stylish bun on the back of her head.
But why in the hell was she on the subway if she was wealthy?
I didn't know, and I couldn't think about it. I was riveted on her legs. Her skirt had ridden up a little as she sat there, and I could see a good way up her upper thighs from where I sat across from her. She didn't see me, I figured. Her face was turned away, to the side, and every now and then she would dab her eye with crisp white handkerchief. They were good legs for a middle-aged woman. The skin was tight, and they were slim and fit.
I guess maybe she did see me, somehow, though. She must have, because she very slowly moved her thighs apart a bit. Not so it was noticeable to the entire car--just to me. I could now see all the way up her skirt to her panties.
I LOVE panties, and I started to get hard as I gazed at her crisp white underpants contrasting against her stark black dress. SHE might have been in mourning, but the only thing I was mourning was that I couldn't see a little more of the crotch of her panties.
When I got off the train (planning to home and get off to the image of her white panties), I was surprised when she left the train as well. I live in a cheap, dodgy part of the city. I work in an adult bookstore, so I don't make much money; I live where I need to live, and I don't complain about it.
But this lady was CLEARLY not from around here. I looked at her, puzzled. She looked me directly in the eye. "Don't look so confused," she said in a deep, silky voice. "I've been letting you stare up my skirt for the last fifteen minutes." She was confident and a bit condescending...but she didn't smile.
"Well...what of it?" I asked.
She sighed and looked to the side, dabbed her eyes. When she looked back at me, she looked tired. "I just lost my husband. I'm in mourning, and I need to...I don't know...I need to...feel better, I guess. To have someone MAKE me feel better." She looked me in the eye firmly. "Can YOU make me feel any better?"
I couldn't believe this! This was the kind of thing I read about in the porno books in my store. Happening to ME?! "I can make you feel SOMEthing," I said. "You'll have to tell me if makes up for the loss of your husband."
She snorted derisively and nodded her head toward the subway station's stairs. "Lead the way, Romeo," she said sarcastically.
This lady was turning out to be kinda bitchy, but I kind of liked it. It was like sparring, seeing who would blink first. I was pretty sure from the start, though, that I wasn't gonna be able to outsmart her high-tit rich-bitch attitude.
We got to my place pretty quick; I only live a couple blocks from the station, the dirty bookstore, and the corner where some of the skankiest (but cheapest!) hookers work every night.