A Night With Summer

A Night With Summer
This is a short story about one great night with one horny woman.

I was working a fund raiser to fight cancer at a dinner-dance being held at a downtown hotel. I lived about a 30 minute drive from the hotel so had a room to sleep and whatever else in. I was hoping I would find a gal or a guy that was interested in a little after fund raiser fun. My job was to sell tickets to a 50/50 drawing where the winner won half the pot. Sales were going really well so at times I had a lot of money in my pocket. The gal I turned it over to was Summer, probably late 40’s, single as I had learned in one of our chats and really well cared for. I would guess about 5’3”, 105 pounds not beautiful face but nice and really big tits. She was friendly but not overly and as the afternoon and early evening wore on she seemed to loosen up a bit.

When dinner time came it just happened I was counting out some money to give her so I asked if we could sit together if she had no other plans. She replied that would be fine because she didn’t know anyone here either, had been recruited by her boss. We chatted and I told her a little about me, that I had lost my wife to cancer two years ago and had sort of withdrew from life ever since. I still worked but had no outside contact with anyone. She got very quiet as she told me about leaving her husband after 22 years of marriage because of his physical and mental abuse. She too had no outside life, just work and home with her cat. I felt for this lady and was almost regretting the thoughts I had had about getting together later.

It was about 8 o’clock and the drawing was at 8:30 so I thought I had better get to work. “I’m going to work the floor and see if I can sell some more tickets,” I told Summer, “See you in a bit.”

The next 15 or 20 minutes I walked around the tables and sold probably 100 tickets. I met Summer behind the stage and we counted the money finishing right on time. The speaker had auctioned of some items and was taking about the 50/50 just as we rolled the spinning tub out onto the stage beside him. A young lady was announced as the one who would draw the winning ticket. She did, the winner was announced, there were screams from the back, a lady came forward and was handed a wad of money, the drawing was over and Summer and I were done. We rolled the tub off the stage, emptied it into and waste basket looked at each other with a smile and left.

The band started playing and they were loud. We headed for our table but I decided I wasn’t staying. I tapped Summer on the shoulder and hollered at her that the music was to loud and I was leaving, would she like to join me for a drink. She smiled and nodded yes.

The lounge was nicely quiet with background music and people talking the only noise. We took a booth and waited for the waitress. We chatted, the waitress took out order and brought our drinks and the music started. It was fun just setting and talking. Summer told me a lot about her life, her three kids and 5 grandkids and how much she loved her job. I gave a few details about devastating loss and how hard it has been since then.