It was an extraordinary night - unusually cold and particularly uneventful, at least for me. But who knew that the stars would align for us to meet.
You were one of the many people I could possibly meet that night. I guess it was perfect timing. You were there. I was there. I took the chance. I opened the door to your car and got in. I told you I lived nearby. You said you knew that place. I silently waited. You asked for my name. I replied.
I took a good look at you. I could see your muscled arms from where I was. You had puppy dog eyes and I guess that's what makes you really attractive. Your tight pants showed off your nice bulge.
You told me you were thirty two and you already had four kids. I was surprised since you actually looked younger than your age. You asked me if I had kids of my own. I laughed and politely said no. You asked me if I had any plans of having kids. I shook my head. You laughed. It took no more than a smile to let you know what was going on through my head.
You asked me if I was thinking what you were thinking. I nodded without hesitation. You smiled and took my hand. You parked your car. I gladly gave in. One thing led to another and then I realized it was over. We both laughed as we were fixing ourselves.
All it took was just one quick turn around the corner and I was home. I looked at the meter. It read sixty. I took my wallet and gave you a crisp fifty and a twenty.
"Business is business...", I told you."Business with pleasure...", I mumbled.
Thank you Mr. Taxi Driver. It was one pleasant ride.

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You should be called the Shining Star of blogspace. Astig!! Hahaha.
@Mugen hahaha... parang starlet lang...
i like cab driver stories! hehe
Akala ko urban legend lang ang mga taxi diaries.. hahaha.. grabe..
ano bang taxi company yan at magpasundo nga rin... hahaha...
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