So I got this girls number a couple weeks ago that I met at a party. We didnt really talk much but I was throwing off the vibes like some sort of maniac. I could tell I was zoned in and looking like a diamond in a pile of sand. We made eye contact a few times and went about our business. Well the party starts winding down and she walks by and slips me her number and bounces. Cool shit. So I go on a business trip to ATL and I got bored and hit her up. We started casually texting and I suggested we meetup on the friday I get back. Well friday roles around and I'm kind of nervous cause I had been laying low not trying to push anything. She calls me at like 9pm and says I should get some pizza and wine then texts me her address. I show up at her door and made some lame pizza delivery boy joke that she laughed too hard at. She showed me around her house and I played with her cats while I tried to keep the conversation going. Then she was standing at the kitchen counter getting plates for the pizza. I walked over and popped the cork out of the wine poored a glass for her, then put my hands around her waist and gave her a light kiss on the neck. GAME OVER. She let out this little moan and immediately grabbed my hand and pulled me to her room. So we hook up and whatnot and I leave early saturday morning. She calls me that night and says she made me dinner. Sweet I think, free meal. So I go back over and its her and her roommates all standing around giggling when I walk in. I take their giggling as acceptance and approval. We ate dinner while I chatted up her roomies. Then they start washing dishes while this girl and I are sitting at the table. I started rubbing her leg under the table. GAME OVER. We head to her bedroom and she starts making some of the loudest noises I've ever heard during sex. The thing that blows my mind about this weekend is that it was all so easy, I typically dont make the first move and definately never get invited back for a hookup so soon after the first one. I feel like some sort of god amongst the boys I call friends.