You wore pink eyeshadow, as instructed.
You were sitting–legs crossed, revealing just a hint of thigh beneath your short, pleated skirt–at a table alone, stirring your latte? tea? something. I watched you carefully from across the cafe, flipping absent-mindedly through East of Eden. Of course I couldn’t focus on Steinbeck right now. But I caught you looking. The flicker of recognition as you saw the book I held close to my face.
You got up to leave, sashaying now in a flirtatious manner as you set your oversized mug on the counter. A skirt so tight I could see the individual curve of each ass cheek. I could imagine my hand slipping beneath your hemline and groping your plump flesh.
The sun was peeking barely above the horizon as I followed you out the cafe and down the sidewalk. It was bustling–a crowded downtown strip on a Thursday night–but it’d be quiet where we were going. Destination: a parking garage next to the courthouse. After 5 PM it was deserted and far from the bars and cafes of West Third. A silly place to park if you were going to Cafe Mocha.