Coffee, Tea or Me?: Erotica Short

By Lani Lawton

Jim has been getting some special attention from the two flight attendants on his redeye flight from Honolulu. He picked out Sandy as his favorite, and now he's watching her from behind with a great view of her sexy legs.

Sandy is having a little trouble with her uniform. It seems that her breasts have gotten just a little too big and she ducks into the restroom for a little relief.

5300 words.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Think Tank 7
• Release date: Apr 17, 2012
• ISBN: 9781476228211

Lani Lawton

Lani lives in Kailua-Kona, Hawaii and is trying to justify the need to continue buying cigarettes at almost $10 a pack.

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Coffee, Tea or Me?

By Lani Lawton

Smashwords Edition

Copyright 2012 by Lani Lawton

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Even though it wasn't technically a vacation, Jim wasn't ready for his trip to be over. The last three weeks in Hawaii had been a blast, filled with geology adventures, plenty of sunshine and the best sex he had ever had. The girl in the orange bikini disappeared from the bed and breakfast three days before he had to pack up and he couldn't get her out of his head.

When he closed his eyes, he saw her perfect little ass shining in the sun by the side of the pool. In the dark cabin of the airplane, he just let his mind wander to his happy place until he felt something bump into his shoulder. He opened his eyes and was greeted by a vision. There was another perfect ass right in front of his face, perfectly filling a dark blue skirt.

Jim had been enjoying quite a bit of attention from the two flight attendants. His seat was in the back of the plane, just one row from the galley. The flight attendant was serving coffee to the passenger across the aisle and she was reaching over, bent at the hips. He traced the curve of her bottom to her thigh, then to the hem of her skirt which ended just above the knee. Her calves were sexy, packaged in a pair of dark grey pantyhose, his favorite color. He was able to look up from his ogling