Sheila flashed them her best "I really do like you and not because it's my job" smile and asked them if they were ready for another round.
The balding man snorted a laugh and said "Sure, it's noon and we're going to be discussing business here all day so might as well get lubed up. Unless you'd rather we discuss something much more fun than business?"
"Oh no, that's quite alright. My business is to keep you liquored up and talking business," she said with a laugh.
"All right two more miller drafts then dear," said the grey haired man.
Sheila grabbed their two empty mugs and started for the bar. As she got about two steps away she heard the balding man say "I hate to see her go, but love to watch her walk away".
She groaned silently to herself and placed the mugs on the bar "Two more for our unoriginal pervs, Robbie".
Robert laughed and started filling two fresh mugs "And you thought it'd be a boring Monday afternoon. Seems like you're being drooled over already".
"Yeah, not that I don't mind the attention, but if perhaps a younger handsome guy would oogle me," Sheila said leaning up against the bar.
Robert placed the beers on the bar and snuck a glance down her shirt.
"You mean like your husband"?
"Well he's handsome, and nicer than those two jackasses, but I have his attention. It's no fun to flirt with a guy you've been married to for five years, plus dated in high school."
Robert chanced another look down the top of Sheila's blouse "Yeah, I hear that. been married to Cindy for, hmmmn, too long to remember. Flirting stops after you have kids."
Sheila leans forward a bit more giving Robert a better view. "Don't have that problem, thankfully, but might as well. Better get these back to the gents before they turn from horny drunks to angry drunks."
Sheila walked away putting a little more swish into her step knowing Robert was eyeballing her ass as she walked away. It sounded to her like Robert was having the same problem as she was, in love with someone but wanting some kind of excitement. |