Once you started talking about wife and family she probably knew this wasn't going to happen.
Still a scary situation. I would have been thinking the same thing, a robbery about to happen.
I had a similar occurrence a couple years ago, in a city park at noon, eating my lunch in the truck.
A young black couple was walking around the park, holding hands, laughing, nothing unusual. Then the lady suddenly appears at my window, the man is no where in sight. I thought she was going to ask for a handout, a common occurrence there.
But she starts up a pleasant conversation. I noticed she was very attractive, well dressed, and well spoken, something that didn't match up with the typical drugged out hookers that are sometimes in the area.
She quickly noticed I was reading the next weeks Sunday School lesson, so she steered the conversation toward church activities.
But after a couple minutes it was back to business and she asked how my love life was. I told her I was quite happy with my wife and needed to keep it that way.
"Well, OK, I guess I'll see you around then..."
I really wanted to ask why she was putting herself out there like that, obviously she could do better, but the words were just too slow coming.
I assume the man was either her pimp, or they may have been undercover cops.
I was still nervous, wondering where Bubba went!
They disappeared as quickly as they appeared, no car left, don't know where they went. I cut my lunch short and got outta there!
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