<strong>Character:</strong>James Schmitt<br/><strong>Location:</strong>Lounge<br/><strong>Tagged:</strong>Tony and Angel<br/><br/>James gave a soft laugh as he watched his wife kiss Tony. She always did make such great first impressions.<br/><br/>"Well, honey, I guess it is time to go...wish me luck," James said standing up and giving his wife a deep passionate kiss, which did nothing to hide the fact his member had started to harden a bit. He adjusted his pants accordingly and brushed his wife's hair out of her eyes one last time, giving her one last kiss.<br/><br/>"Hurry up and find your Angel dear, you will be just fine. Just make sure to call me...you know how lonely I get without you to hold me at night. At least I can hear your voice," she said, a slight tear in her eye, the previous fun times forgotten as she saw her husband off. She wanted to see him have a good time and enjoy a vacation from work...but she still wished she could have joined him.<br/><br/>Finishing the last of his drink he grabbed his carry on luggage and made his way to the plane, handing off his ticket and smiling to Docent, "Thank you very much for all that you are doing for us. I just want you to know ahead of time it is very appreciated." He had always made it a point to be polite to all employees, something that worked to his advantage at times. Most people were hard workers in his experience and deserved to be treated with respect, despite their position. As he entered the lavish plane, he nearly dropped his luggage, taken aback at how amazing it looked. This was something he could surely get used to! Looking about, he saw Angel sitting near the back and he tossed her a big smile. Sadly, the seat next to her had been taken, but he couldn't blame the guy. She was quite attractive after all. He felt his anxiety raise a bit more, remembering how bad he was at introductions, especially without his wife there to help him along, but it was something he was going to have to get over anyways. Looking about for an open seat, he put up his baggage and sat down, making himself comfortable.