Once A Cheater, Always A Cheater

Flight cancelled.
Snowed in.
New Year’s Eve.

Strange city.
Everything closed.
A Hotel full of partygoers.

Invited to the celebration.
Thankfully, I had a suit.
Stranger in a strange place.

Then I saw her.
She wore a shiny silver one-piece
With a ribbon at the top.

I circled the room
Glancing her way at each turn,
Closing the space between us.

Standing next to her,
I couldn’t get a word out -
Too many guest distractions.

The first chance I had,
I grabbed her with my hand
And quickly made our escape.

I laughed with amusement
As I ran, like a mischievous teenager
Down an empty hallway.

After reaching my room
Slightly winded, grasping my key,
I couldn’t believe my foolishness.

As the green light appeared
I pushed the door open,
Quickly making my way to the bed.

I pulled off my tie,
Kicked off my shoes
And loosened my belt.

She was ready. I was ready.
I pulled on her ribbon
Releasing her shiny one-piece.

Without delay,
She touched my lips
So sweet and smooth.

This kiss was familiar.
I’ve cheated many times before.
I’m a chocoholic.