Dinner with Millie

I arrive at Red Lobster about 10 minutes early, and the waiter takes me through to a booth. Millie arrives after about 15 minutes, and she is looking nice in a tight blue top, which shows a lot of her ample cleavage. She is also wearing a black skirt that is about knee height, black stockings, and high heel shoes.

The waiter takes our drinks order, and a bottle of white wine quickly arrives, the waiter pours us two glasses, puts the bottle in an ice bucket next to our table, then he takes our food order and leaves.

Millie turns to me and says:

"So, Matt, thank you so much for taking me out, that is really nice of you."

"Glad you like it, and thank you for coming out on a date with me." I reply, and take a sip of my wine.

"Oh, this is a date?" Millie asks, sounding a bit surprised.

I blush a bit and am not sure what to say. Sitting across from Millie I feel a bit intimidated by her. She is probably twice my age, has loads more life experience than me, and then she has that pair of big tits.

"Should you not be dating girls a bit closer to your own age?" Millie asks, and looks at me from the corner of her eye.

"Well, I thought you seemed like a very nice person, so I wanted to get to know you better." I reply.

"Oh, yes, I remember now." Millie says, then continues: "You texted me something about you thinking I have 'nice tits', did you not?" She takes a sip of her wine and looks at me over the rim of the glass.

"Sorry, that was meant to be a compliment." I stutter out.

"And then you wanted to know how far I go on a first date, did you not?" Millie asks.

"Well, yes, I..." I start saying, but am interupted by Millie starting to laugh loudly, and says:

"Relax Matt, I am just giving you a hard time."

I start to laugh too, feeling a bit embarrassed, but luckily our food arrives just then. We spend the rest of the dinner talking about school, our respective lives, and I find out that Millie is currently going through a divorce, that she has two grown daughters, and that she is working for American Airlines but that she has gone back to school to hopefully find a better job.

We finish dinner, and we are on the last of the wine, when Millie leans forward and asks:

"So, what now?"