Meeting Amanda

It accentuated her curvy chest and waist line in a great way. She wasn’t muscular at all, but rather had all the right curves in all the right place, although the wide summer dress did its best to conceal everything waste down. She was a bit younger then I was, I guess around her thirties.

She looked at me through her glasses and introduced herself. “Hi, I’m Amanda! You must be Benjamin!”

Hearing my full name pulled me back to Earth. I felt a slight blush for staring at her, but I quickly tried to recover. “Only my mother calls me that”, I replied laughingly. “Please, call me Ben! And welcome, very pleasant to meet you. Do come inside!”

Wow! Tess told me a lot about her, but not that’s she’s absolutely stunning. She has a bit of that librarian-look I was really into when I was a young teenager.

“Hi Tess! Oh, it so great to see you outside work. You look marvelous!”, Amanda said to Tess.

I couldn’t agree more with her, Tess did look great. She’s one of the lucky ladies that doesn’t need much make-up to look stunning. Her curly, blond hair was hanging loosely down her shoulder. For the occasion she wore a dress as well, although she normally is a big fan of a pair of jeans and a shirt. Her dress was a tight, dark red dress to just above the knee. I always thought Tess had a great ass, even though we both gained some weight during the years, and this dress was a very snug fit accentuating her body. She applied a little bit of make-up, including my favorite red lipstick.

“Hi Amanda! Good to see you! I see you already met Ben?”
“Yes, he was blushing a bit when he saw me I think”, Amanda laughed at Tess.
“I told you he loves redheads, didn’t I?”
“Ah, you two have been gossiping about me at work I hear?”, I answered, pretending to be offended. Of course they would have been talking about me.
“Only the good thing sweety, only the good things”, Tess answered reassuring.

We sat down in our open kitchen. It has a nice bar which allows us to have great conversations while preparing (hopefully) great food. Amanda turned out to be very pleasant company. She loved music and she played the flute for many years. But she was also very interested in movies and books. Tess and Amanda chatted along while I prepared diner. I couldn’t keep my eyes of both women and I had to do my best not to stare at them.