Peck
What’s the difference between a kiss and a peck? I was discussing with my friends on an event today which occured just as I was leaving and saying my goodbyes to some work colleagues. These work colleagues, I only get to see every fortnight as I make my visit to them interstate and just catch up and do some work. However today was different as I broke the news that this would be my last visit and that another replacement would be on the way to take over my duties. Ms K (44) and Ms A (59) are the ladies that I love talking to since they’re always entertaining and full of insight. They’re like the older sisters that I never had and the advice they always give me, I am very thankful for.Â
Back to the story, I had completed my required work and said my goodbyes to everyone. Then as I prepared to leave the office and head back to Canberra, Ms K made her way to me with open arms as if to gesture a hug. By surprise, she then rested her hands on both sides of my face and drew me in close to give me a kiss. I stood there shell shocked as I did not anticipate this kind of goodbye. I followed suit with Ms A and gave her a goodbye kiss on the lips, although it was a quick kiss and I what I considered to be a peck.Â
Both women laughed at me since they had noticed that my cheeks had gone a bright red. I walked away with a bashful smile and wished them all the best in the future. I came back and retold my story to my work colleagues and it was then that one of them had asked me “are you sure it was a kiss?”.  Yes of course I am sure it was a kiss, cause the kiss was possibly 5 seconds, where as with Ms A it was just a quick 2 seconds. Also the fact that Ms K rested her hands on my face, told me it was a kiss rather then a peck.
I am very sure without a doubt that if one of my co-workers hears about this story, he would no doubt be green with envy as he has always wanted to have a moment of intimacy with Ms K. Oh how lucky I consider myself to be.

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the difference between a peck and a kiss is how embarrassed, bashful, or contented you feel while you are telling somebody else. nothing more, nothing less.