In 2007, plaintiff met with defendant at his New York office. He allegedly kissed her twice on the lips, making her "uncomfortable, nervous and embarrassed" (id. at ~ 26). The next time she saw defendant was after he called her and asked her to meet him at the Beverly Hills Hotel for dinner at a restaurant (id. at ~ 27). When-plaintiff arrived, she was escorted to defendant's bungalow and waited for him in the living-room area (id. at ~ 28). After 15 minutes, defendant emerged from his bedroom, kissed Ms. Zervos "open mouthed" and pulled her toward him (id. at ~ 29) He asked her to sit next to him, "grabbed her shoulder, again kissing her very aggressively, and placed his hand on her breast" (id. at ~ 29). After plaintiff pulled back and walked away, defendant took her hand and led her into the bedroom (id. at ~ 30). When plaintiff walked out, he turned her around and suggested that they "lay down and watch some telly telly" (id.). He embraced her and plaintiff pushed him away, telling him to "get real" (id. at ~ 30). He then repeated plaintiff's words back to her lasciviously and "began to press his genitals against her, trying to kiss her again" (id. at ~ 30).

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=3923936&forum_id=2#35647378)

could be a substitute for the lick message

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=3923936&forum_id=2#35653425)