Josh Kincaid's Narrative Fiction

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Despite the friendless of his approach, Josh still expected to be rejected with a smile and shake or the head, if she acknowledged him at all. For, how often did an attractive woman immediately accept the offer of a free drink from a perfect stranger? The answer to that question was, very rarely, for no matter how their age, they'd likely all learned the lesson that no drink was every truly free, and whoever offered always possessed an ulterior motive. Generally involving what was between her legs. Prepared for a negative response, and having to further work his charm, or leave it until the girl had had a few drinks of her own, Josh Kincaid was briefly taken aback by her flirtatious reply, but hopefully managed to conceal his surprise. Motioning to the bartender, he ordered a beer, and a vodka and lime, for Caroline, then concentrated his attention on her. "Would've ordered you a cocktail, but Pandora's isn't that sort of establishment." Josh spoke …show more content…

"I can promise you a night you'll never forget." Subtly sliding the material of her dress up as he held her gaze, Josh hoped his actions would allow some of those keen male customers a glimpse of her panties. If she wore any. Then, removing his hand from her leg, Josh smiled, dipped his fingers in to a shirt pocket, and pulled out a round, pink pill. The drug was an experimental one of his own concoction, designed, when mixed with alcohol, to provide a euphoric high, lower a woman's inhibitions, and enhance her libido Although certain it was otherwise harmless, he'd yet to test it's effects, however, with this girl being a stranger, and her flirtatious nature, it'd occurred to him that she'd be the perfect test subject. Josh displayed it to Caroline with a smile. "Enhances the senses, makes everything more intense and enjoyable. Especially sex, you've never had an orgasm like

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