Just a Coffee
She reached out and wrapped her hand around his, not really caring where the money came from, just oddly wanting to touch him. Once they got their coffees, she tugged him to a table. “Stay and talk.” She gave him a grin and took a sip of her coffee.
“I’m Sam.” She offered her name with a smile. Now that they were sitting, she could adjust herself, and rub her legs together for some friction. “I just got off and you look like you could use some company, handsome.”
With the storm intensifying, he took a glance out the window before he nodded, sitting with her. It looked like he was here for an hour, at least - with the wind outside he’d be half frozen in no time. Besides, his thoughts insisted, you haven’t had a ‘snack’ in ages…
“Pi,” he returned, stretching out the same hand she’d held for a handshake. An excuse for contact. A way to make her touch him again. A pathway to ramp up her desire just one more notch. He really was heartless, but then wasn’t his species supposed to be? “Company sounds nice. Where do you work?” Chit-chat…idle talk. All the while his senses screamed at him that she was working her legs beneath the table, setting nerves on fire. He grinned.
She held his hand for a moment to long, before she pulled back and curled her hands around her cup. “I’m a public speaker of sorts. I work with the veterans suffering PTSD, at the VA hospital, as well as the Avengers.” No point in mentioning she was and Avenger. They never knew who she was anyway.
As long as she was talking, she could ignore the ache, the same she hadn’t felt since Riley had died and she found out he was married.
He certainly wasn’t what he seemed, his eyes too clever and discerning to be a simple hobo. Knowing what she did of extraterrestrials - she’d done her research on the Asgardians after having met on, as well as the mutants that were warring across the world, she bet this strange hornyness, only thing to call it really, was his fault.
“Homo-superior or something else?” She asked, delibrately putting her feet on either side of his legs.