thanks for the invite to dinner remember what happened the first time we had supper together? you asked me what you should wear and I said the red dress so I could whisper the words of "lady in red" in your ear
and you said "no you wanted to wear the little black dress cos the red dress was so tight you wouldn't be able to wear anything under it cos it would show ...
I got to your place at, what was it, half past eight? and you asked me why I was late and I said it was raining and the taxis were all full we drank a whole bottle of wine before supper then you lit the candles on the table and served me with your little white apron tied around the waist of your black dress
we had strawberries and cream and fed each other, giggling like kids when the cream dripped down your chin and I leant across the table to kiss it away I offered to wash the dishes and you said "thanks I'll dry then cos the soapy water is bad for my hands."
later when we'd had coffee you brought a bottle of champagne into the lounge which I opened cos you said it was a man's job to serve the drinks you said it made you light headed and who knows what might happen if you had another one and I said "that's what I've been planning on lady." and you laughed and put your hand up to my cheek.
you put on a cd by dido white flag, wasn't it? and you took off your shoes and we danced closely you in your bare feet and me well me just on my big clumsy feet you held your right hand behind my neck and your left hand around my waist and I had both my hands around yours your face inches from mine your sweet warm breath fanning my cheek your full lips parted in a small smile your beautiful blue eyes sparkling
and dido stopped and we were still dancing to the beat of our hearts now and I drew you close and you smiled up at me your head tilted back your moist lips parted you stopped dancing and took my hand leading me slowly down the passage to your room
the little black dress seemed to sigh as it dropped to the floor around your feet later you smiled up at me as I leant over you and a small tear squeezed out of the corners of your eyes they slowly trickled down your cheeks and I kissed them tasting their warm saltiness "you're crying." I remember saying and you said "lips that taste of tears are the best for kissing."
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I enjoyed reading your little flash story. It also reminds me of prose poetry. I think that's because you have it in letter form. You could probably call it either one and get away with it.
Sounds like a lovely evening, certainly one to remember, and the fact that you do with such detail gives this piece an even more romantic quality. I like that you help with dishes, and include sentimental details in a respectful way, not exposing her or yourself with nudity or harsh language.