Lunch from a food truck. And an unexpected meeting

Hunter decided he didn't feel like dining alone in a restaurant. It was a pleasant sunny day, and he decided he would patronise one of the many food trucks in the area and eat in a plaza a few blocks away. With that thought he grabbed his jacket, and telling Toni at reception he would be back in an hour, took the elevator to the street.

He bought a pulled pork sandwich and a bottle of water at a truck just down the street from his office, then walked on to the plaza to find a bench and enjoy his lunch. As he ate he people watched, paying particular attention to the young women who went by, some sauntering slowly, others striding with determination.

He noticed that a few of those who walked near to him gave him quick curious glances, as they passed by, seemingly not sure what had sparked their interest. He smiled to himself as he watched and ate, reflecting on how his own attitudes had changed. The dedicated family man that Lara had described had been modified, adding a distinct streak of opportunistic lust.

He was watching a young blonde woman, a tourist from the look of her clothes. She stood in a group with a male about her own age and an older couple who he guessed were her parents. She had given him a lingering look as she passed by, and Hunter started to give serious consideration to her.

She was sleek, her thighs and ass defined by yoga pants, her pert breasts evident in a clinging top. Something about her reminded him of Lyndsey, and he felt his cock give a little twitch as his imagination started to work. As she chatted with her companions, she cast periodic glaces his way, her face frowning slightly as if she was trying to place him.

"She's a ripe one," a woman's voice said beside him. Hunter's head snapped around to see a dark haired athletic looking woman standing a few feet away. His eyes widened in surprise, wondering how she had known what he was thinking, before he even asked himself who she was.

And then he caught her scent, and he knew.

Not who she was but what she was.

She was like him.

She was were.