We finally get a night out. The kid is at the neighbors for the night and we can finally be adults for a few hours. Being stuck with a kid all day long, every day, I know I have some penned up frustrations as did my husband.
We decided to try a new place for dinner. Yes! there's a bar too... I'm in. I could use a few drinks to unwind.
A couple drinks in, we finally get seated. By then feeling a slight buzz, I'm not really interested in eating anymore. Our waitress comes to take our order. Holy shit, she's freaking hot. Long brown hair, pulled up. Gorgeous blue eyes, lightly tanned and perky breasts that could be cupped perfectly in my hand.
I hoped she didn't notice me staring at her cleavage, too late. They both were looking at me as if I had six eyes. I was mortified.
I gave her my order and barely glanced at her face out of embarrassment. After taking his order, she turned to leave and gave me a quick wink and a smile.
I wondered if he saw that but gave no indication that he had. I relaxed a bit, ate some dinner. There was small talk between us and a little bit of flirting. Each time that waitress would walk by she'd give me a mischievous grin and sometimes a glance up and down. Was she really into me or just wanting a tip?
"I think that waitress is flirting with you." He said, grinning a little. "Nah, she probably just wants a tip." I laughed it off and went to the restroom before we left.
No sooner did I close the door, it opened back up. It was her. "Are you two wanting dessert tonight?" Thinking that was a weird question to be asking me in the restroom, I stuttered when I said I didn't think so. "Oh, too bad because I get off work in about 5 minutes." She winked and started to walk out. "If that's what you mean, then I think maybe we are interested in some dessert!"
I jotted the address down for the hotel. "We should be there in about 10 minutes, feel free to drop by." I tucked the slip of paper down between her boobs and walked out.
On the way to the hotel he notices the grin from ear to ear. "What's that about?"
"Nothing." I giggled. "You'll see."