R Is for Rita

"Scotch and soda" I replied.

She slid a note into my hand. OK, so I was the gentleman, I was to be seen to be paying. I could do that! A waiter took my order and hurried off to get it for me along with a replacement for Rita.

Rita turned out to be indeed some way over fifty. She was a mature woman with a rather voluptuous body which she obviously liked to emphasise. Her hair was clearly dyed, a deep auburn colour which I thought actually suited her. She was dressed in a rich purple silk blouse, which plunged almost indecently to reveal a splendid pair of very prominent and bulging breasts. Her tight black slightly-above-the-knee length skirt split up the side to reveal a sexy amount of leg encased in black nylon stockings and high-heeled black stilettos. Indeed a very attractive 'older woman'.

The skirt was really much too short for a woman of her age though I had to admit it looked good on her. I had always rather liked the look of some kinds older women though I'd never actually been out with someone so much older than me, but she did seem very attractive.

"You look very handsome James, I'm very impressed with the agency's taste," she commented.

"Thank you, you look gorgeous yourself, Rita" I replied.

OK then, a bit of flattery but not too far-fetched I have to admit.

"Ah, but you're paid to say that" she teased.

"Well, yes" I said staring her straight in the eye. "But only when it's true."

"So tell me about yourself, Rita" I asked after the waiter had brought our drinks.

And with that we broke into friendly conversation, getting on very well indeed, very quickly. She told me she was divorced, very well off from it, lived from London and was treating herself to a few days away from the city bustle in and around the Cotswolds. Time passed quickly as we chatted over our drinks, eventually having to hurry into the theatre.

We got to our seats just in time as the lights dimmed and during the first act her hand occasionally slid rather suggestively onto my knee, squeezing it occasionally as the drama on stage increased.