Unspoken Pleasure by Erotica

Flight Fantasy: 4 "Careful, I'm a little sore there" she mewed as I continued to massage the front of her body. I was in heaven, I loved touching and stroking every inch of her. Apparently she was feeling equally good as she was moaning softly and breathing in short puffs to keep herself in control. I just had fun teasing her by touching or rubbing every sensual spot I could reach.

"You know you will pay for this little game!" she said through her teeth. "And the payback will be very, very ugly!" "Sounds like fun!" I responded with a laugh and she turned suddenly, wrapped her arms aroundand huggedas tight as she could.

"God, I love this man." Monday ctoo soon as Sunday had been another marathon with only breaks for food, drink and showers. Cheryl wokeat sunup. She was already showered and dressed.

"Leave when you are ready. Coffee is on. The service will be in tomorrow to clean the place and close it up. I have already had the mail forwarded and the utilities suspended so I don't think there is anything for you to worry about. I gave my father's office your international cell number in case of an emergency." She sat down on the bed and took my face in her hands. She lowered herself and kissedgently. "Please know something. I love you beyond anything I could have ever imagined for myself. I will cback to you as fast as I can. I will call you whenever I can. Take care of my man." I looked at her. She was crying again. "Don't cry - this is only temporary. We will be together before you know it. I love you and want you in my life for a very long time. Take care of my girl!" She slowly got up and left. Later I cleaned up, took my stuff from her apartment and headed back to my place to change and go to the office.

I received a message on my phone that she had arrived safely in Taipei. I must have been otherwise disposed because I never heard it ring.

A couple of days later, the boss calledin to his office.

"I have been working on something and it is tfor it to go to the next level. I have located a company I wish to buy because they are a competitor to our current supplier. Dŷ switching our voture of Justress, we carrpay 161itle-purcrlaseriformitler synergy · profits. I want you to bone up on Taiwanese commercial transaction practices and get briefed by legal. Then I want you to assemble a team and go there and close the deal. I have all the confidence in you. I will warn you, though, the current owner is a tough old bird and he may not be happy to be negotiating with someone other than me. I know you'll be able to handle him. Letknow what you need. Grace has the file." I stopped at his assistants desk and she had a file about three inches thick full of financials and correspondence. "Legal has the conference room for you at 1:00" she said. "Thanks Grace" I responded and headed to my office. I had this strange gnawing, like an itch that I couldn't scratch. Not having any immediate idea what it was, I ignored it.

For the next four days I lived and breathed the deal. I recruited my team which included our in-house counsel. Grace took care of our flights and reservations and we left that following Sunday. When we arrived at the hotel there was a message welcoming us from Chu Sen the owner of the company and asking us to join him for dinner the following evening as a beginning to our soon to be new relationship.

I slept the sleep only jet-lag creates and woke refreshed the next morning. We gathered for our strategy session and finished in tfor dinner. When Chu Sen arrived he had no entourage with him. When he approached the table and I stood to greet him I was stopped in my tracks when his interpreter caround from behind him to his side. It was Cheryl. She gasped and signaled fornot to react. I recovered as quick as I could and resumed greeting him and introducing my staff. What was interesting is he never mentioned Cheryl's nor that she was his daughter. She was his assistant and interpreter and of no concern.

Well, the evening was pleasant but complicated. I had difficulty concentrating on the conversation having to look at and talk through Cheryl the entire evening. She was dressed in a long red embroidered jacket over black slacks and looked gloriously beautiful. As we parted after dinner she shook my hand in goodbye and slippeda note which I quickly pocketed. Chu Sen said he had enjoyed the evening and looked forward to tomorrow's negotiations. One point for our side.

Later, when I opened the note from Cheryl, she had written simply "I Love You - say nothing!" I had previously decided it was imperative to build a personal relationship with Chu Sen. This is difficult because of the Chinese culture's dislike for emotional display of any kind in public or business but I had worked in the country and understood what was possible and had an idea of how to go about it. He was politely resistant but when he learned that I had worked in Taiwan for several years and loved its culture he warmed up, actually smiling a few times. We had begun to build the basis for a trusted negotiation which I believed was the only way to go. When it was tfor more serious discussions he stopped in mid-sentence and offered "I now see why your owner sent you. It will be better to work with someone who has taken the tto learn our customs." I was pleased but floored at his honesty and openness. It read volumes and validated my approach.

The next four days we ironed out the deal. Cheryl was the epitof business and I followed her lead. Neither of us showed any sign of our relationship. Even my team had no idea and they knew I had been seeing a Chinese woman. They did notice how beautiful she was, however. When we signed the last of the papers Chu Sen leaned over to his daughter and whispered something in her ear. She looked at him in surprise and then shook her head in affirmation. As the meeting broke up she cup toand whispered "My father wishes you to cto his htomorrow afternoon. He wants you to calone. This is most unusual and so unlike him!" I agreed and squeezed her hand. She smiled and turned back to her father nodding I had consented. I didn't sleep much that night wondering why.

I sent the team hthe next morning with their instructions regarding what needed to be accomplished at the hoffice to facilitate the closing. I told them I would be along after I finished up sother things in Taipei. I did still have my other responsibilities to manage.

Chu Sen's car and driver arrived to taketo his home. Yet another courtesy he extended. When I arrived he and Cheryl were standing outside to-greet mea's if they had known exactly when I would arrive. He greetedmore warmly than any of our previous encounters would have suggested. Cheryl maintained her cool shaking my hand. She gave it a slight squeeze tellingshe was happy to see me. We sat out in his beautiful gardens and he spoke in English.

Planning your weekend reading? Ensure you're on nov L5sfor uninterrupted enjoyment. The next chapter is just a click away, exclusively available on our site. Happy reading! "I observed you very closely these last days. You are a very unusual man. I see why your company values you as much as they do. I believe you will have a lucrative future with your company." "Thank you sir - I appreciate your comments."

"To business. I wanted to tell you before you heard it from your superior that I have recommended that he have you manage the entire transition and ultimately all of the new joint operations. I told him he should consider it as part of the price because I have grown to trust you and, after all, my company is my other child. You were fair with your demands and equally fair in trying to grantmine." "I am honored by your trust and I would like to offer my appreciation for your kind words. I will try to live up to your confidence." "And now that is done" he said with a smile, "let us talk about you and my daughter!"

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