
Originally Posted by
Rhabbi
Well, I know it has been a while, and that you despaired of ever seeing me here again, but I am back. My only excuse is that my offline life got a little complicated and I had to change a few things around in order to get my head back into writing. Hell, I have not even been reading much, which is an addiction with me.
I am not sure this is worth the wait, as it came pouring out rather quickly once I had time to set down to write, but here it is.
Kim, let me tell you, this weekend was the most interesting of my life. I know you were worried about me going to Vegas to meet DeWinter, but I want to tell you what happened so that you will know I made the right decision.
What is it about a sub that can cause an instant tingle in a normally sane Doms groin? Especially online? It cannot be the looks, because we all know that online people can be anyone they want to be.
When I first noticed DeWinter on the forum, her avatar casually intrigued me. I did not intend to approach her in any other than a casual manner, but from the first, our conversations caused me to want to delve deeper into this mysterious person.
Our Private Messages on the forum soon progressed to Instant Messages. Next, emails, soon I was calling her. The more I learned about her, the more I wanted her.
We made plans for us to meet in Vegas. She often traveled as part of her work, and I was able to get away for a weekend to meet her.
The day was typical for Vegas in August, and I dealt with the triple digit temperature as I walked from the car to the hotel. The blast of refrigerated air upon entering the lobby was invigorating. I quickly looked around to see if I could spot her.
Have you ever noticed how the movies always show hotel lobbies as crowded? This has rarely been my experience in real life. At most, there are a few people checking in. Today proved to be the exception. There were perhaps two dozen people scattered throughout the place. I guess they were talking a break from their gambling and had decided to stay there rather than brave the heat that I had just experienced.
I had no trouble recognizing her even so. She was wearing jeans and a t-shirt, but she was still the most magnetic woman in the lobby. She must have been expecting me to come in through the front door instead of from the parking lot.
She was facing away from me, and her hair tumbled from her head, to her shoulders, and halfway down her back. It resembled a waterfall as it stirred when she moved. The thick, black curls hung loose. Like every other man in the lobby, I watched her as she stood there. Her movements were sensuous and seductive. Yet she was obviously not on the prowl.