On a whim, you had decided to enter a contest. It was a sweepstakes giveaway where you had to lick a few stamps, accept some spam in your email, answer a few surveys and hopefully win something. It said everyone was guaranteed to win something and the minimum prize was a waterproof watch, so you figured it would be something that you could brag about to all of your friends. The grand prize was a mystery getaway, and that intrigued you. You had never thought too much about where you'd want to go on an all expense paid trip, but perhaps a place with majesty, atmosphere, culture, and maybe even beautiful women.

Come to think of it, you'd never taken a vacation with the woman in your life, Alexis. It might be nice to save up and go somewhere, maybe it could help you stoke some fire for the bedroom? You have no idea why she ended up with you. You always asked if she settled for you or if there was something about your personality that attracted her, but she always responds with a nod about not selling yourself short.

Low and behold, when you went out to your mailbox, a big envelope was there from the prize committee. You went inside to open it. You grabbed your trusty letter opener, sat down, and filed through your bills and notices, saving the prize letter for last. Anxiety hit you and you almost didn't want to open it. Just thinking about that vacation made it feel like a set-up for disappointment. Surely the letter would inform you to claim your watch, you'd just have to pay the shipping and your dreams would be shattered there on the spot. You open it slowly and pull out the letter. After checking it several times over in disbelief, you find out that you've won the grand prize. You let out a yell of excitement, "Yes!". Alexis overheard you from upstairs.

"What is it Chris? You sure sound excited."

"We won the vacation getaway. It's a three week all-expense paid vacation!" You responded.

She rushed down the stairs, looking at you excited, "Oh my god! That's so exciting. Where are we going?" You look on the letter again, apparently that's the one detail you missed.