Yesterday was the day we were supposed to go out to dinner. I envisioned an easy evening. Perhaps I would wander around the mall a bit while waiting for BIKSS to get off work. Then we would rendezvous and head off somewhere nice and quiet for a birthday dinner. I told him that I would buy him dinner to celebrate his 50th. And he objected to my spending money so I said, fine, I would give us a budget of 50 bucks and if it went beyond that he could fork out the rest. He agreed to that and that was it.
But plans, of course, changed.
My sister had picked up a stand lamp on my behalf and I needed to find a way to get it from her place to mine. I don't drive. And neither does she. BIKSS does. And it turns out he was going to be in her vicinity that afternoon. So I asked him if he would pick up the lamp for me. No issue, he said.
Perfect. He would be dropping me off that night after dinner (and hopefully sneaking into my bedroom again for some Birthday Nookie) so it would be easy enough to transfer said lamp.
Around 11 in the morning mum and I firmed up some plans to pick up some Yu Sheng (or raw fish salad) from a family friend's restaurant after work. Only the person who had to do the picking up was me.
Here's a quick description:
Yusheng, yee sang or yuu sahng (Chinese: 魚生; pinyin: yúshēng; Pe̍h-ōe-jī: hî-seⁿ or hû-siⁿ), or Prosperity Toss, also known as lo hei (Cantonese for 撈起 or 捞起) is a Cantonese-style raw fish salad. It usually consists of strips of raw fish (sometimes salmon), mixed with shredded vegetables and a variety of sauces and condiments, among other ingredients. There is also a vegetarian version of this dish, where the fish is replaced with soy "fish", which resembles salmon. Yusheng literally means "raw fish" but since "fish (魚)" is commonly conflated with its homophone "abundance (余)", Yúshēng (魚生) is interpreted as a homophone for Yúshēng (余升) meaning an increase in abundance. Therefore, yusheng is considered a symbol of abundance, prosperity and vigor.
But back to my story. So now I had to take 3 buses to get to the place. My tummy still wasn't feeling fantastic and while waiting for bus number 2 it began to protest. So I hopped into a cab and headed to the restaurant.
I got the food and went home. We sat down to a lovely meal, the three of us - me, mum and her caregiver. This particular restaurant serves up a "teochew" style (a province in China) Yu Sheng, and instead of raw fish, they've used sliced abalone from a tin. I actually prefer this to the fish version.
So my day kinda got pushed back some. I had originally planned to get home, do some studying, get in a 15 minute nap, then head out to the mall and then meet BIKSS. Whoops! I hadn't counted on being 2 hours behind.
But since he was going to be delayed by the collecting of the lamp, I thought it might still work out. I DID do some studying and caught a nap, then got up and got dressed to go meet him. The mall-ing part of the plan got thrown out the window tho.
When he had gotten me from the train station he asked if I wanted to go to Chinatown. It was a foodcourt that serves up some spicy something-something. I'm not even sure what it is now. But I vetoed that idea cos
1) I'm all dressed up, we're not going to a foodcourt.
2) We're celebrating your birthday and I'm buying and we're not going to a foodcourt.
and 3) my tummy isn't feeling fabulous so I'm not eating no spicy stuff from no foodcourt.
LOL.
We ended up going to the
Italian place we discovered about 3 months back, cos BIKSS had mentioned eating there a couple of times recently but we never made it for some reason (OK, the reason is I didn't feel like Italian on the days he mentioned it).
We ordered the piccante pizza, with spicy salami and a tomato sauce base.
As always, it was so so good... and after we had both started on our second slice, a couple walked by and asked the waiter how to get to Little Hanoi. I completely missed this, but BIKSS mentioned it after they went on their way.
WHAT? There's a restaurant around here that serves Hanoi-ian food? Let me at it!
We began googling it and I pulled up the Eatigo app to see if they had any discounts on offer - and they did! It was 50% off.
"What say we pack up the rest of this pizza and head down to Little Hanoi for some Bun Cha?" I asked him.
He laughed at my excitement and agreed to my suggestion - which I must say is quite out of character for me, cos I'm a planner. PLANNER. I PLAN things and when things aren't planned I get upset. I also don't like CHANGING plans. As much as possible anyway.
But I figured we were so close by, it WAS meant to be a celebration, so what the heck! Let's do it.
And off we went. We dumped the packed-up pizza in the car and went looking for the promised Bun Cha.
It did not disappoint. Here's dinner part two. It originally came without the soup but we asked for some and they obliged. It seems around these parts people tend to eat it with just the orangey sauce poured over the noodles. When we had it in Hanoi, the grilled pork and cutlets were all swimming in a piping hot soup with the noodles on the side. Perhaps it was because we had it in Winter and that's how it's served in the cooler months.
The meat was delicious, the spring roll was perfect, the soup wasn't fabulous for me but BIKSS liked it better than the one we had in Hanoi, and I loved the sauce - it had just the right balance of sweet and tangy.
I'm definitely going to make sure we try some of the other items on their menu the next time we go there. And yes, there WILL be a next time.
All in all dinner (at both places) cost me a total of $48.70. Perfectly within budget!
And so that was the food part of the evening sorted. It was time to get home.
It occured to me at some point during the day that having that lamp was also a great excuse for BIKSS to be seen in my house should the mother still be awake when we got back. And thank goodness we had it, cos she awake she was. She was about to go to bed, but we fixed it up for her (it was to replace the one she currently had that was dying BIG time) and took away the old one. Then mum and the caregiver said their goodnights and turned in.
We took the old one down to the junk corner and by the time we came back up there was no activity in the house.
I went to shower while BIKSS hung out in the room. And as usual, when I got back I passed him my towel for him to dry my hair. We do this thing where I come in and sit cross legged on the bed and he stands in front of me and towel-dries my hair. I think it all started when he tut-tutted me one day for not getting it dry enough. So since then it's been a thing we do.
Anyway, as he was doing that I reached for his belt. Which I didn't manage to undo, so he stopped and took that off before resuming his hair-drying duty. Then I tried to unbutton his chinos, but again, I wasn't as successful as I should have been. I mean, I've done this a million times before, what's the problem eh? I grunted my displeasure.
He chuckled and undid the button for me.
Right. Now we're getting somewhere.
Zippers. I can do zippers. I pulled it down and he let out an "mmff" of approval.
Then I pulled the wasitband of his boxers down some ways and reached in to get Roger.
Mmmm.. I must say that I was rather impressed that at no time did he lose momentum with that towel on my head. Even when I held Roger in my hand. Even when I wrapped my mouth over the tip of his cock. Even when I licked all around the glans. Even when I flicked my tongue across the frenulum.
The man was not to be distracted from this hair-drying business.
Eventually I had had my head rubbed enough.. and we put aside the towel and got him into bed. It was time for me to concentrate on HIS head now.
It has been a while since Roger's been in my mouth, and he was making his pleasure known indeed. If the sounds BIKSS was making weren't convincing enough, the involuntary twitching sure was. I didn't have to spend too long before he motioned for me to move perpendicular to him.
I was comfortable where I was so I declined. LOL. Yeah. Right. Like *that* was gonna work.
Now I realise I might not write a lot about our sex life or the way we interact and how our dynamic plays out in regular life... but it's there, I assure you.
Firmer this time. "Move." And a fistful of my hair ended up, well, in his fist.
I moved. (What else was I supposed to do? I don't have a death wish!)
He took his time to explore my girly bits and I was reciprocating with twitches and moans of approval of my own. Just as it's been a while since I've had Roger in my mouth, it's also been way too long since I've had anything in *my* parts. And he was quite happy to explore inside me with his fingers.
I sat up and announced that I thought it was 'pussytime' for Roger! He didn't disagree. Oh no, in fact I got my face smushed into the pillow, and a cock jammed up my cunt. His fingers, covered in my juices, found their way into my mouth to be cleaned off. His other hand then wrapped around my neck, and once he had found his rhythm the first hand became a gag of sorts, with one aforementioned juice-covered finger inside my mouth, and the rest of his hand covering it on the outside, preventing me from making too much noise. Almost like a pacifier, now that I think about it. Cos when he's behind me like that, having his finger and hand occupy my entire mouth (both inside and out) makes me feel secure and somehow tethered to him. (I know, I know, it's strange considering I'm already tethered via Roger being IN my girly bits... but you know what I mean... )
He fucked, until he didn't. I recognised that pause. I kept very still so he wouldn't cum before he wanted to. Ordinarily I would help him out by squeezing my butt cheeks and rolling my hips around, but not this time. This time I waited.
He slid in and out of me slowly... deliberately... measured. And then that all familiar exclamation.
"Ah Fuck!"
And the rest is history.