"Some people can’t handle a real woman, I guess."

Emma smiled and walked slowly up to him, “I suppose you think that you can?” She stood right in front of him and leaned her body on close. She stared directly into Steve’s eyes.

Steve smiled and stared back. “God, but you’re beautiful,” he said.

She wrapped her arms around his head. “Shut up and kiss me.”

Their lips met together firmly but still with the subtle hesitation of a first kiss. They rolled their lips against each other and slowly opened wider and wider as they each grew bolder. His hands ran up and down her back, directly over her spine and sent little waves of pleasure throughout her body. Her fingers nestled his thick hair, clenching and unclenching over the smooth threads.

As the music played on beneath them, their tongues touched, just for an instant… then for a moment… then for an eternity of sensation. Their tongues tasted of each other and explored each other as their hands and lips did the same. It wasn’t until the band leader said, “thanks everybody! You’ve been a great crowd!” that they let each other go.

Steve took a long deep breath and smiled. “Wow. You are a fantastic kisser.”

Emma licked her lips, swallowed, and smiled back. “Thanks. You aren’t too bad either.”

“Do you want to go check up on Robyn and Aaron?” Steve asked.

“No. But I suppose we had better.”

They walked down the stairs and back onto the main floor. A bouncer saw them come down and gave them a hard look. Emma just winked at him as she walked by.

After searching the floor for awhile, they found neither of their friends. Emma said, “hey, maybe they’re out in the car.”

Steve laughed, “ha! No way. Aaron is way too shy to go park with a girl that he just met.”

“I don’t know…you’d be surprised how the shy ones can be. Robyn’s the same way. Maybe two shys cancel each other out. Come on, let’s go check.”

Steve followed Emma’s lead as she walked out into the parking lot. People were scattered all over the place, getting fresh air, and walking around while waiting for Jebidiah to set up. “That’s our car,” she said pointing at where they parked. “It’s empty. Where did you guys park?”

Steve walked a few rows in. His mouth dropped open and he said, “would you look at that?”