Third time charmer (DEREK)
Jul 30, 2014 3:42:52 GMT -5
Post by Percie Hobbes on Jul 30, 2014 3:42:52 GMT -5
Percie had been finishing up a talk in Burlington for her old department when she'd gotten a call from Derek asking her to meet him at their usual watering hole. Knowing that the call would most likely end up in one of their beds she quickly sorted through the various articles of clothing in the back of her car and changed quickly in the hotel's dressing room (it was a fancy hotel) and took off towards Pilot Ridge, knowing she'd make it with a few minutes to spare after she parked her car and left immediately. She hadn't realized that her red heels had been in the car this whole time as she'd torn her house apart looking for them. At the first two red lights she applied her lipstick (found at the bottom of her purse) and at the third she had quickly put in her earrings that she had randomly found in her car's ash tray on top of her spare change.
After arriving and parking her car at her house she walked briskly to the bar and stopped to take a breath before entering. Except she realized she was early and rushed to the bathroom in order to check her hair and her lipstick again. She hunted for a clip in her purse, taking out her french bun and twisting the mass of brown up onto the back of her head in a casual style that helped change the mood a bit. She fixed her eye makeup a little and finally exited the bathroom, sliding up and into what had become her and Derek's usual table. She crossed her legs and ordered two glasses of whiskey and checked her watch to gauge how many seconds she had before Derek walked through the door. She wondered what had prompted Derek to call her. The last time she had initiated things and it had been awhile since that last time. She’d only called him to give him a few, sparse details about Phoenix, but the boy’s routine hadn’t really changed since the initial time she had observed him.
She might have to call him in a few days after this to discuss any changes Derek wanted to make in his contract. She knew that it wasn’t the best idea, sleeping with a client but ugh, after that first time she had a hard time saying no to a willing partner after so many years of celibacy. She realized now that looking for a steady partner was not going to work into her plans at the moment, but a causal relationship like this? She could handle that just fine thank you. Except the tiny little gnawing of guilt that insisted on paying a visit to her gut; she should really end it, right? Maybe after tonight, Derek had sounded like he really needed a drink on the phone. She was so busy thinking and staring at the wall in front of her that she didn’t realize her company had arrived until he spoke.
After arriving and parking her car at her house she walked briskly to the bar and stopped to take a breath before entering. Except she realized she was early and rushed to the bathroom in order to check her hair and her lipstick again. She hunted for a clip in her purse, taking out her french bun and twisting the mass of brown up onto the back of her head in a casual style that helped change the mood a bit. She fixed her eye makeup a little and finally exited the bathroom, sliding up and into what had become her and Derek's usual table. She crossed her legs and ordered two glasses of whiskey and checked her watch to gauge how many seconds she had before Derek walked through the door. She wondered what had prompted Derek to call her. The last time she had initiated things and it had been awhile since that last time. She’d only called him to give him a few, sparse details about Phoenix, but the boy’s routine hadn’t really changed since the initial time she had observed him.
She might have to call him in a few days after this to discuss any changes Derek wanted to make in his contract. She knew that it wasn’t the best idea, sleeping with a client but ugh, after that first time she had a hard time saying no to a willing partner after so many years of celibacy. She realized now that looking for a steady partner was not going to work into her plans at the moment, but a causal relationship like this? She could handle that just fine thank you. Except the tiny little gnawing of guilt that insisted on paying a visit to her gut; she should really end it, right? Maybe after tonight, Derek had sounded like he really needed a drink on the phone. She was so busy thinking and staring at the wall in front of her that she didn’t realize her company had arrived until he spoke.