Vacation With Liz

By George Boxlicker

Liz, one of my sexiest lady friends, has won a trip to Hawaii and wants me to accompany her. She has a fantasy, and believes I can help it come true better than anyone else. I play my part for her, and she experiences romance in the tropical paradise. Because of the graphic descriptions of our last night, this book is for adults only.

~~~~~ PG Excerpt ~~~~~

"I see we're going to be seatmates,” I said, by way of beginning introductions. "This is a long flight, so I might as well introduce myself. My name is George Boxlicker, but there's no reason to be formal. Just call me George."

"Glad to meet you, George,” she responded, offering her hand. "My name is Liz."

As I shook her hand, I asked "Is that short for Elizabeth?"

"Yes, but I don't like the long form because some people used to call me ‘Lizard Breath,’ almost as much as I dislike being called Lizzie. It makes me think of Lizzie Borden."

"Okay. Since I don't want you taking an axe to me, I won't call you Lizzie. Did you know Elizabeth has more nicknames than just about any other woman's name? I had a great aunt named Elizabeth and everybody called her Bid or Aunt Bid."

"That sounds better than Lizzie. Or better than Elizabeth."

All through the flight, we chatted amiably or read magazines or looked out the window at nothing. I also sneaked an occasional look at Liz, which is what I would have done if she had actually been a stranger, because she is very easy to look at. Although she says she’s overweight, I have always told her she has a great figure, especially her breasts, that I was aware are size 38D. Besides her sexy form, my friend has a pretty face, with long, soft red hair, fair skin and a pleasantly attractive face with a great smile. All together, a very good-looking woman, besides having a sweet disposition.

During the course of our conversation, shortly before landing, I happened to mention the name of the hotel where I would be staying in Hawaii. Liz thought that was a remarkable coincidence, that we were seatmates and that we would be staying at the same hotel. "What are the odds?” she asked. Then she went on to point out that, as part of the contest prize, she was entitled to a rental car, and that she would be picking it up at the airport. "You seem like a nice guy. Since we are both going to the same place, how about a ride to the hotel? You can help me get my carryon luggage out of the overhead compartment and then help me put my stuff in the car trunk."

"Well, Liz, that seems like a good idea. You seem to be a bit of alright yourself, as the British might say, and my plans aren't really set. I will probably be getting my own car tomorrow but, for now, I’ll accept your offer. But, in exchange, you have to let me buy you dinner tonight, unless you have other plans or are meeting someone."

“No, George, I'm not meeting anybody and I don't have any plans for dinner tonight. Thanks for the offer. That's nice of you. I don't really like eating alone, anyhow."

At the car rental stand, the clerk saw Liz and me together and tried to rent the car to me. "Don't look at me,” I told him. “The lady here is your renter. I'm just bumming a ride."

• Language: English
• Publisher: Boruma Publishing, LLC
• Release date: Jun 2, 2017
• ISBN: 9781370245505

George Boxlicker

All my life I have been fascinated by erotic stories. As a child, I even swiped paperback novels from my parents in order to pore over the more salacious parts. I have also been told, since I was very young, that I have a way with words and, now that I have the time, I have decided to combine these aspects of myself.I live in the San Francisco Bay Area, and enjoy writing sexually explicit and graphic erotic stories, some of which have appeared in digests and other print or digital form. I hope to build up a fan base among those who come to Smashwords looking for stories such as mine, so I am offering some of my shorter works for free. I only ask that those who read them gratis write brief reviews expressing their honest opinions, whether praise or put downs. I can't force anybody to do this, but I do request it of those readers and of anybody who pays for one of my stories. I find such reviews from individuals help me improve my writing, and I will respond to anybody who emails me and leaves his or her address.My email address is [e-mail]

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Vacation with Liz

Role-playing a romance in Hawaii

By George Boxlicker

Copyright 2017 by George Boxlicker

Author’s Note: All persons in this work of fiction are at least 18 years old.

Liz is a single woman who recently won a five-day vacation for two, with air transportation to Hawaii and either a double room or two single rooms at a nice hotel on the beach. I won't mention the name of the airline or of the hotel, not because of any negative experience, but because I don't want to give either of them any free advertising. Also, they might object to my mentioning them and sue me, so I will just call them the airline and the hotel to avoid any hassle.

Because Liz has no husband or steady boyfriend or other friend close enough to share her good fortune, she invited me to accompany her. There was one stipulation though. She had always had a romantic fantasy and this would give her a chance to play it out, so we had to pretend to be strangers on the airline, who would be attracted to one another. We would spend a lot of time together, and a romance would blossom, and I would court her in the romantic places and historic sites of Hawaii. There would be handholding and good-night hugs and kisses but no actual sex until the last night. I agreed because it sounded like a really nice trip and my love life had been very active lately. A few days of celibacy would be good for me, and I knew the love-making the last night would be particularly memorable.

Our local airport does not have a direct flight to Honolulu, so we flew from here to San Francisco and changed flights by the bay. We decided to start the role-playing when we were ready to board the plane at the San Francisco airport so, on the first part of our journey, we were friends on a trip together. Both of us avoided discussing the role-playing we would be doing because we wanted it to be as spontaneous as if it were natural. The airline had no way of knowing what we were going to be doing, so they had assigned us adjacent seats and the hotel had assigned us adjacent rooms. That was good, because it would make our roles easier to play.

After we disembarked in San Francisco, we ate an excellent lunch together because neither of us is big on airline food. When we finished, we separated since we had only a short wait. In the lounge by the boarding gate, we avoided each other. Liz boarded the plane in the same group as I did, but with at least ten persons between us. We were going to try to do it right. Liz and I each had our own carry-on luggage and, when the time came to stow it overhead, she had a problem. At five feet, five inches in height the lady is not short but, in the cramped aisle, she ran into difficulty. Helping her was just normal courtesy, and I helped another woman also, besides stowing my own, so it wasn't out of character and it made a good ice-breaker. Liz thanked me and sat down, and I sat down beside her, both in our assigned seats.

I see we're going to be seatmates, I said, by way of beginning introductions. This is a long flight, so I might as well introduce myself. My name is George Boxlicker, but there's no reason to be formal. Just call me George.

Glad to meet you, George, she responded, offering her hand. My name is Liz.

As I shook her hand, I asked Is that short for Elizabeth?

Yes, but I don't like the long form because some people used to call me ‘Lizard Breath,’ almost as much as I dislike being called Lizzie. It makes me think of Lizzie Borden.

Okay. Since I don't want you taking an axe to me, I won't call you Lizzie. Did you know Elizabeth has more nicknames than just about any other woman's name? I had a great aunt named Elizabeth and everybody called her Bid or Aunt Bid.

That sounds better than Lizzie. Or better than Elizabeth.

All through the flight, we chatted amiably or read magazines or looked out the window at nothing. I also sneaked an occasional look at Liz, which is what I would have done if she had actually been a stranger, because she is very easy to look at. Although she says she’s overweight, I have always told her she has