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Jessica's damp cheeks, tucking them gently behind her ears. She looked up at him and smiled. "Thank you Kurt. That was wonderful!" she said dreamily.
     
    "Mmmmmm, it sure was, baby." Kurt said before he kissed her.
     
    Kurt pulled his now soft shaft from her dripping love nest, rolled off her and looked at the clock on the night stand. It said 8:45 pm. He turned to her and said, "Honey, we better get cleaned up and dressed if we're going to arrive on time at the restaurant where I've made dinner reservations. The reservation is for two at The Dream Scape Restaurant for 9:45 pm. I've arranged for a private candlelight dinner in one of the small private dining rooms, complete with wine and dessert if you want it, baby."
     
    Jessica's eyes brightened and a huge smile spread across her face as she sat up and threw her arms around him. "Oh Kurt! That sounds so wonderfully romantic!! I've never been to that restaurant because I thought it would be really expensive and there was no way I could afford it." she said. She jumped out of bed, ran downstairs and grabbed their clothes from the livingroom. She was just coming into the kitchen when Kurt appeared at the bottom of the stairs. She gave his clothes to him on her way into the bathroom. She washed up, then fixed her hair and make-up. Kurt followed her into the bathroom, used the toilet, then washed up and combed his shoulder length black hair after he dressed.
     
    He helped Jessica with her dress, zipping it up for her, then tying the red scarf around her waist for her. She pulled her panties back on and adjusted her garter belt and stockings. She brushed her hair and tied the white scarf back into it. She touched up her makeup again and added more perfume, then followed Kurt out to the livingroom. He picked up her shoes from the floor by the fireplace and said, "Sit on the coffee table, honey. I want to put your shoes on your feet for you." Jessica moved aside the potted plant on the table and sat down.
     
    Kurt knelt on the floor in front of her, her shoes in his hand. He gently picked up her dainty left foot, kissed it tenderly, then slipped on the high-heeled red shoe. He did the same thing with her right foot and shoe. She smiled as he placed his hands on either side of her hips and leaned forwards, kissing her deeply. When Kurt broke the kiss, he stood and helped Jessica stand up. She said, "I forgot my bracelets upstairs on my dresser. I'll go get them and be right back, my love."
     
    He said, "Hurry up, darling', we only have half an hour." Jessica giggled then hurried upstairs to where she left her jewelry on the dresser. She put on her ruby earrings, with the matching necklace and wrist bracelet, and her pearl and ruby ankle bracelet around her right ankle.
     
    Then she went back downstairs, turning off the light on the way. Kurt had turned off the tv, and all the lights except for the light above the kitchen sink, and he was waiting by the door for Jessica with her ruby red knitted shawl in his hands. She grabbed her purse from the closet and her housekeys from the hook by the door. Kurt draped the shawl over her shoulders, then opened the door for her. They left the house, locking up behind them, and walked to the car. Kurt opened the door for her to get in. He fastened her seatbelt for her as he kissed her, before closing the door. He went around to the driver's side and got in, buckling up his seatbelt before starting the car.
     
    He backed the car out of the driveway and drove to town, reaching over and taking Jessica's hand in his. He squeezed it gently then brought it up to his mouth and pressed tender kisses into her open palm, sending goose bumps up her arm and making her smile lovingly at him. He smiled back at her. About ten minutes later, they arrived at the restaurant. Kurt parked the car, then got out and opened Jessica's door for her. He took her hand and they walked into the restaurant. The host took Kurt's Kurtet and Jessica's shawl to the coat