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I can’t help but chuckle a little as she points an unsteady finger at me, trying to be serious. “But, no we can’t do that.”
“Okay,” I say, “See you Monday.” I back away and walk across the club to the bar. From the corner of my eye, I can still see Lily and her sister.
I’m taken aback at seeing her here this evening and my god, does she look amazing tonight! Even more so than when she came in for the interview. Her tightly fitted green dress left nothing to the imagination. The sandy blonde locks of her hair are pulled up like she had them for the interview, but somehow made her even more attractive.
Maybe it’s just the atmosphere.
It’s a wonder I can hold myself back and that’s the reason that I wound up asking her to dance with me. That and a sense of protective ownership. Yeah, I nod my head as I take another sip from my bourbon. I think I became a little jealous of the other men that had the pleasure of a dance with her.
Watching her dance around, sends my imagination into overdrive, filling my head with images of her on top of me, squirming like she is on the dance floor. Riding me rough shot. Shaking my head, I tear myself away from the sinful thoughts that are assaulting my mind.
But I have to remember that she’s my employee.
It would be completely inappropriate to have any relationship in a sexual context with an employee. I wish I could’ve met her here tonight instead of at the interview. I sip my bourbon and fantasize about what could’ve been.
She sure felt good in my hands during the slow dance, pulling her ever closer into my chest. Her hair smells of lilac and eucalyptus, exciting my senses and teasing my brain. The feel of her skin is soft and supple, making me desire to caress her next to me.
I’ve never had the same reaction to a woman as the connection that I feel with her as I held her tightly in my arms during our dance.
I feel my dick start to get harder thinking about Lily in this manner.
I have to stop this. Not want to, but have to.
From my position at the bar, I see a waiter bring a couple of cups of coffee and some rolls. My guess is that Rose is trying to sober Lily up a bit before they head out.
Looking over the remaining stragglers still dancing around and drinking, I remember the man from before. I didn’t like the way his tone came across and his mannerisms had become threatening.
It felt so good playing the knight in shining armor, rescuing the fair princess from the evil grasps of the menacing sorcerer. I chuckle to myself as I don’t really see myself as the hero of anything.
Shooting the remainder of the bourbon in my glass, I turn it upside down on the bar top and look at the barkeep. “Is there any way that I can get that table’s charges?”
He nods his head and turns to a waiter, who immediately leaves the area. He returns with their bill, handing it over to me. I peruse the receipt and hand my bill and the ladies bill to the barkeep along with my card.
After he returns it, I walk back over to their table. “Can I take you both home?”
Rose struggles a little as she gets Lily up and steady. “No, but thanks,” she says, looking me up and down with a seductive gaze. “We took an uber.”
“No, I’ll take you both home and I’m not taking ‘no’ for an answer,” I take Lily by the hand, leading her out of the club as Rose walks behind us, no doubt checking my ass end out.
The cool of the night helps Lily to come a bit more to her senses as we walk the distance to my truck. Getting them both inside, I’m happy that Lily is in the middle. Asking for her address, I pull from the lot and head south on Main.
“I hope Lily does a good job for you,” Rose says. “This is a good change of pace for her.”
“Stop talking like I’m not here, Rose,” Lily says, her speech much better than before, but still slightly slurring her words.
“Just looking out for you kiddo,” Rose pats Lily on the head as I drop her to the curb of her place. “Good night you,” she pecks Lily on the cheek. “Thanks for the ride, hon,” she winks and turns away, closing the door.
I get to Lily’s place and meet her cat, who looks more like a bear. He arches his back, hissing at me, and then runs away to hide. “Nice cat.”
“No, he’s not. He hates anyone and everyone,” Lily takes a seat on the sofa, curling her legs up beneath her. “I’m looking forward to Monday. I’m truly excited.”
I take the seat beside her and tell her, “You made it easy to hire you.” I run my hand up her smooth thigh and lean in for a kiss, which to my surprise she responds to.
This might very well be the best night ever.
Five
Lily
