Goro is feeling your leg

You realize that Goro had subtly moved his hand under the tablecloth and had his hand on your knee. You don't want to cause a scene that could jeopardize the deal, but still. Oh Jesus, is he? He's slowly pulling your skirt up! You bring a hand under the table to stop him. He looks over at you, gives a nod, then removes his hand. You were surprised, given how much Cherilynn wanted this deal he could have easily have **** the situation, but instead respected your wishes and stopped.

"I promised I'd call Father around this time, excuse me everyone," Keiji excuses himself to go outside.

"Quite all right, I have to use the restroom quick anyway," Cherilynn said. "Try not to eat too much before we get back," she says, heading for the rest room.

After an awkward silence Goro spoke. "I apologize. I completely misread what you said earlier."

"What I said?" You ask, noting he sounded genuinely ashamed.

"I thought that when you ordered sushi after my story, that it was a subtle signal that you were interested in a... more than professional liaison," he explained.

You reddened at that, admittedly flattered that this handsome man wanted you. "I'm sorry if I gave you the wrong idea," you said. "You are a very handsome man, and normally I'd be more receptive, but I'm a married woman."

He looks over at her, showing that he had a ring on his own hand. "So am I, but my wife and I travel a lot, and often can't be there for each other as much as we'd like. As such, we occasionally take lovers during our trips. Afterward we tell each other when we get back home. I admit I was... hoping you'd be my "guide" while in the city."

His explanation floored you. "I... I am very... very flattered Goro, but I love my husband."

"And I love my wife. In our view, when you come across a situation that is likely to never happen again, it would be a disservice to yourself not to take advantage of it. I find you very attractive, smart, funny, and would love to share more than a few intimate moments with you, but if that isn't what you want, I will respect it. You have my word it will not affect negotiations."

You had to admit there was a certain logic in what he said. When a chance for an one of a kind experience came about, was it wrong to NOT take advantage of that for yourself?