The elevator is about 150 feet down the hall on the left and I assumed we were headed right for it as Melissa was wearing heels but I was wrong. It wo...ld seem that this already wonderful chance encounter was to only get better."Would you mind if we took the stairs? I really enjoy the exercise." Melissa asked.I smiled. How could I not. "If your comfortable going up the stairs in heels I'm happy to. I usually do. I assumed you would prefer the elevator." We turned left to the stair well and I. This time, when he pushed, there was less resistance, she was so wet, so open. “Deep breath,” he whispered against her lips, and he thrust once more, harder. Ifeoma gave a sharp little gasp of pain, but it was over so quickly. Nnamdi kept his body still, kissing her face all over, her cheeks, her eyelids, her forehead. “Are you okay? Did I hurt you?” he asked, concerned.“I…I think it’s okay. I think…it’s good…” Ifeoma breathed, her arms around his neck. She began to move a little,. With high expectation I tried them on. Perfect fit. She had to havebought them for me, and somehow knew my size.They went perfectly with the laid-back casualness of my dress. Simplysuper! Which is exactly what I said several times. She seemed toappreciate my reaction. "It makes me feel good that you like them somuch." But - you just bought them for me!" I said reproachfully."Sure. I wanted to see you happy."Yet another 'But' lay on my tongue. Instead I walked over to her andhugged her, which. Today is the day I do that," said Sally. "I've got goosebumps." And this is just a fitting," said Anne. "Come on, lets go inside."They entered the store, and met up with Susan. She was with the thirdassistant from last time. Her name was Melanie."Afternoon ladies," said Susan. "Let me guess, fittings?" Good guess," said Anne. "Anne Smith and Sally Brook." The other half of your party were in earlier," smiled Susan. "Theres aroom free for you. Mel, can you watch the shop please?" Sure thing,".