Walking In Blind

Tir ordered another drink for the woman with red hair and carried it to her. She looked up in suprise when a drink was sat down in front of her and gave a slight "Oh!"

When she looked at Tir he gave her a wink. "You looked lonely. No one seems to be paying you any attention and you weren't drinking anything. I'm Tir Anglar."

The woman's look of suprise faded and she nodded to him and took a sip of the drink. Her eyes grew wide and she coughed as it went down. "Uh! Thank you. I'm Sasha. Sasha Grey."

Now that Tir was close to her, he could really make out her features. Sasha's face looked younger than he had originally thought, but her body was nearly perfect. She didn't have the biggest rack or ass he had ever seen, but what she had fit her body perfectly. She was wearing a low cut black top and jeans and her long hair cascaded down her back in beautiful waves. He was so lost in examining her perfect body that he almost didn't catch her questions.

"I take it you didn't come here for the conversation? You look like a sailor... Do you have a ship? If so, could you let me come with you? I can pay, and I might be able to help you. Please let me go!"

Tir was caught offguard by the onslaught of questions. He had thought getting her on the ship would be a challenge but she was begging him to be let aboard. But the problem was she said she could pay. That meant she probably felt she had the money to book passage. But if that was so, why not just go to the dock office and look for a ship going to wherever she wanted to go?

"Um.. I guess can help, but why are you so ****?"

The woman lowered her eyes for a moment.

"I... I have no memories of my past. The name I gave you was given to me by an old sailor who said he found me drifting out at sea. I accepted that for almost a year, but I have flashes of memories when I sleep. I want to find out the truth. I have some money that the sailor gave me before he passed away, so please let me go with you!"

Tir wasn't sure how to answer her. He was a crew member of a pirate ship, not a transport ship. He wasn't sure how the captain would react either... Finally he sighed and looked her in the eyes.

"Well. Here's the deal..."