He was quick but not fast enough to stop me from getting to the ball carrier. I forgot it was flag-football for a second and almost tackled the kid, d...ving for the yellow flag sticking out of his back pocket and raising in the air in triumph. The referee spotted the ball at their fifteen-yard line.I looked again at the sideline and watched Doctor Mercer signal there would be no substitutions. Now I was in my own element. Playing defense was what I lived for.I stayed on the field the rest of the. I hesitated, asked her not to be offended, and asked if she would like to meet and see if we had 'chemistry' in person. No promises, no expectations, just an afternoon of frolic perhaps? There was a long pause on the phone, then she said, 'If we meet somewhere halfway, new to both of us, with no promises?' I agreed and suggested Bristol. She said 'perfect' and we agreed to a date. I booked a room at a good hotel, and a couple of weeks later found myself on the motorway, hoping to share a bed. It was an extremely warm night so I went out the living room and pored my drink still in my towel. Because of the number of people around you need to act as if it was a public place, there were always visitors and staff roaming the property, tonight I didn’t care I was simply out of gas.I had sat in the leather recliner and put my head back and started to decompress, I hear the door open and close at the back. I assumed it was Wendy and didn’t bother to get up or make myself proper.I opened. "I am Gemma!" my mind screamed as his lips gently touched mine, ourmouths slightly open. The kiss was incredible, his tongue darting in mymouth just for a second, it was quick, deep and delightful. I had neverfelt more alive, more remarkable, more feminine in my entire life! Aman was kissing me and I liked it, a lot! Our lips almost parted but hepressed them together for a brief moment, a second mini-kiss that spokeworlds about the first. I was now a woman and didn't care who knew it.I sighed a.