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Characters: Mab, Bres, and guest starring Siobhan McKinley
Date/Time: November, 28th 2 pm
Location: Savannah, Georgia
Rating: R (thanks to Bres and Mab)
Warnings: A little bit of stealth sexuality and probably surprises as well
Summary: A friendly luncheon, arranged by Siobhan. Completely innocent.
The restaurant was a reservation only place, and of course there was a reservation. The tables were small, intimate affairs, with crisply ironed red table cloths, a small neat arrangement of roses in the center, and black napkins folded into perfect triangles on the gold trimmed china plates.
The ladies, of course, were behind schedule. Read: late. Mab was annoyed by it, and Siobhan was pretending to be blissfully ignorant of her daughter's distaste for the lack of punctuality. The two walked to the table, with Siobhan holding up nearly the entire conversation herself, which was mostly about some charming little dress shop, and how some things you just had to fly down South to find.
Siobhan was a vast contrast to her daughter. Her coloring was vibrantly blonde (Mab would tell anyone who commented on the short coif, that it was very expertly dyed), and her eyes a deep honey-brown. She was lovely, but it was rare that a stranger would pick out that Siobhan and Maeve were mother and daughter. Their only similar traits being their cheek bones and their fair skin.
So as they were lead to their little table by the hostess, Mab looked nonplussed, while Siobhan prattled on animatedly.
Date/Time: November, 28th 2 pm
Location: Savannah, Georgia
Rating: R (thanks to Bres and Mab)
Warnings: A little bit of stealth sexuality and probably surprises as well
Summary: A friendly luncheon, arranged by Siobhan. Completely innocent.
The restaurant was a reservation only place, and of course there was a reservation. The tables were small, intimate affairs, with crisply ironed red table cloths, a small neat arrangement of roses in the center, and black napkins folded into perfect triangles on the gold trimmed china plates.
The ladies, of course, were behind schedule. Read: late. Mab was annoyed by it, and Siobhan was pretending to be blissfully ignorant of her daughter's distaste for the lack of punctuality. The two walked to the table, with Siobhan holding up nearly the entire conversation herself, which was mostly about some charming little dress shop, and how some things you just had to fly down South to find.
Siobhan was a vast contrast to her daughter. Her coloring was vibrantly blonde (Mab would tell anyone who commented on the short coif, that it was very expertly dyed), and her eyes a deep honey-brown. She was lovely, but it was rare that a stranger would pick out that Siobhan and Maeve were mother and daughter. Their only similar traits being their cheek bones and their fair skin.
So as they were lead to their little table by the hostess, Mab looked nonplussed, while Siobhan prattled on animatedly.
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Mab's leg moved against his hand, making her skirt ride a fraction higher, a subtle invitation.
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While her mother chatted away, Mab was eating her salad, easily masking her internal arousal at Bres' questing hand. And as the skirt rode up, she parted her thighs for him slightly.
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"Sorry, some wine went down the wrong tube."
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"Careful, Christopher," Siobhan said with concern. "We wouldn't want you to choke."
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Their meal arrived then, and Mab was grateful for the table cloth. It hid her and Bres' hand well and the waiter couldn't even tell anything was amiss. Their plates were left and drinks refilled, and then the three were left to their enjoyment, both known and secret.
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And suddenly, Siobhan gasps a little dramatically. "Oh no! I almost forgot, I need to go pick up something before the store closes."
Mab actually blinks at her mother. "It's still early. Can't it wait?"
"No, it can't. It's something you're not allowed to see anyway," the older woman said with a conspiratorial wink, before rising. "Now don't rush on my account either of you. I'm not even certain how long it will take. Perhaps, Christopher might be a gentleman and offer to bring you back to the hotel when you two have finished." Finished what, she doesn't say, she just gives Bres a knowing look, and departs with a little wave.
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"Ready when you are, Christopher."
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