Designer Biker Chick

[LeStanf]

Hi,

I recently stayed in an expensive beackfront hotel for my work, where I was able to dine out in the roof terrace restaurant overlooking a beautiful Southern English bay in the late evening as the sun set. It was quite lovely except for being there on my own, but fortunately the combination of good food and a fine red wine at least partially made up for it.

Seated at the bar on a high stool, a young lady in her late twenties was flirting quite openly with an older man. She had long, dark silky hair and was wearing designer biker gear – long black boots over tight black jeans, a white silky vest top and a slim-fitting black leather biker’s jacket. She looked great if I’m honest, slim, fit and ready for action.

The chap she was with was quite a lot older, although he looked quite fit and well groomed, clean shaven with short dark hair.

Anyway, usual story, I was able to clock their room number, I finished my meal some time before them, so I dropped off a USB as I returned to my own room.

As it turned out, I reached my room a long time before them – several hours in fact, I can only assume they went out on the town. My recording has them return some time after 3 am, when they made little noise and went straight to sleep.

Unfortunately I had to leave for the day’s work at 8 am, at which time I think they were still asleep so I refreshed the USB mic’ and left, collecting it that evening when I arrived back at the hotel. From what I can tell they woke up at about 10 am, followed shortly afterwards by the short spell of wakeup sex here.

Late Wakeup.mp3

xxx

L.

[emmpet8]

I enjoyed this thanks. All three of your posts demonstrate how much less distracting background noise there is in English hotels, compared to the US ones. Thanks for all these contributions today.

[Love22]

Wonderful I love it

[thomas]

great intuition, thank you very much for your efforts!

[British Manc]

Nice capture

[okon84]

Great capture thank you!

[Quadrophenia1]

All three of your posts demonstrate how much less distracting background noise there is in English hotels, compared to the US ones.

That's true! Between the noisy air conditioning systems, televisions, ice making machines in the hallways and the automobile traffic outside...... the noise levels in the U.S. are undoubtedly higher than Europe. Plus, newer American hotels have thick pre-cast cement walls between rooms.

[reggind]

Thank you! I am going to check this out tonight. It sounds like you had to stay on top of them for this little romp! Thank you for all the effort!