My First Scary Incident

Gotta relate this experience I had just recently.
Had set up an appointment with one of Eccie's good gals...typical except she gave me the location and room number a day early. Okay...was dealing through e-mail so I thought it a little out of the ordinary but saves time.
I showed up a few minutes before the appointment time, parked and waltzed in through the lobby. Smiled at the desk clerk who looked up and I proceeded a short distance to the elevators.
Got to the floor, walked down to the door and knocked.
Waited....
Knocked a little louder...
Waited listening intently for some kind of movement inside...nothing
Knocked again...
Nothing.
I figured something had happened or she got caught in traffic..."Better wait in car until she arrives," I thought.
Rode the elevator down and walked through the lobby to be greeted by the sight of TWO San Antonio Police SUVs with a lady corporal swiftly exiting the second one and running into the lobby.
"This is NOT someplace for the Prowordsmith to be", I thought using my full powers of inductive reasoning.
I wen down to my vehicle and left the immediate vicinity. I emailed the lady I was to meet advising her to be very careful. I parked where I could observe what what going on from in front of the establishment's vestibule.
The cops shortly later came out alone, entered tier vehicles and drove to the end of the street and parked...they stayed there for the better part of 30 minutes.
Long story short, my lady made it into the place okay, registered and went to the room. It took some email encouragement from her for me to join her but I did after entering the place through a back exit door with her help.
All was well...but I had my first real "wrong place to be" scare. Guess I'm a true veteran now, eh?

Hey, Pro. Glad you're OK and it worked out, but if I read your post correctly I may have detected a procedural glitch or two. First, I didn't see a reference to text messaging. This is a must-have for last-minute schedule changes, reconfirmation, alerts, etc. I always try to get the lady's number after verifying the appointment. In fact it's a red flag for me if she won't provide it. In this case, for example, you would have known that she hadn't arrived yet and could have waited at a safe distance. And I never assume when I arrive that she's ready and I just go to the door. I always text to let her know I'm waiting and wait for her response before heading in. First time with her or fifth time, I always follow this procedure and this has kept the drama to a minimum.

The "convenience" of WiFi systems can become inconvenient quickly.

You walked past a bunch of cops. I can see why you pissed your pants.

Yikes! Glad everything is alright.

First sight of cops like that I woulda bolted either way! You never know when a girl has been flipped to save her own booty...or at least reschedule at a later date to be safe. I'm glad it worked out

You walked past a bunch of cops. I can see why you pissed your pants. Originally Posted by playIVkeeps

I've stayed at a lot of hotels "around" in my travels, and at almost everyone of them I have experienced ...

walking "through the lobby to be greeted by the sight of TWO (______fill in blank) Police SUVs with a lady corporal swiftly exiting the second one and running into the lobby."

Yep, no reason to be concerned about that at all, given the FACT that ..

" Got to the floor, walked down to the door and knocked.
Waited....
Knocked a little louder...
Waited listening intently for some kind of movement inside...nothing
Knocked again...
Nothing."

and ... that little incidental, coincidental event of ...

"The cops shortly later came out alone, entered tier vehicles and drove to the end of the street and parked...they stayed there for the better part of 30 minutes."

And I did not see anywhere the OP said he "pissed in his pants."

Reading comprehension problem?

...one of Eccie's good gals... Originally Posted by Prowordsmith

Do you mind PMing me the Eccie name of the provider, even if you don't want to post it here? Thank you for your courtesies, and it will remain in the PMs and will go no further than me.

Wouldn't hurt to i.d. the hotel property.

You are a better man than I. I would have never gone back. I have never met a woman that good looking.

years ago..... I experienced a similar situation. Scared the hell out of me..... but, I went back too and had my session. And all went well..... yet, I don't know if I will do that again. Older now.....

I was in a similar situation just a few months ago and passed on an opportunity to see a rather hot provider. In the end, it's better to play it safe than risk arrest over a 5 second muscle spasm.

PDid is right on. Never assume that you are good-to-go just because you got directions. Text or call to see if your gal is ready before proceding to her room.

While it caused giant spasms in my sensory fields, I was able to maintain control of the Master Cylinder and didn't have to cross the lobby trailing an ever-increasing puddle like a car whose radiator had split.
Sorry guys, the name of the Provider involved remains with me - she is young, not been in the business very long and fiercely protective of her privacy. She prefer to not use texting...of course being an old guy, I prefer talking to a real person...but no go there either.
Similarly, the name of the property shall remain in the closet because she does use this place fairly often.
While I have walked through many hotel lobbies, passing most of the registration desks in the process, I guess the best thing to do is have the lady meet you at a back or side door if they are locked and open from the outside only with a magnetic room key.
Another sweet kitty kat of a lady (who disappeared from all radar screens last March or April) used to do that as a regular part of her service. That allowed me and her other visitors to bypass the lobby completely.

It doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out who he is talking about.