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Click here"Do you ever have those urges with me?"
She shook her head, "I think about us having a family, but I don't think about you and I making a baby."
It was humiliating to hear her admit those feelings, but it aroused me.
"We'll talk some more later, cuck."
She then asked how much I liked it when she referred to me as cuck.
"A lot," I answered.
"Good. When we're alone that's what I'm going to call you. I just hope I don't slip up when we're around other people, but if I do, you'll have to deal with it."
"I will."
She and I held hands for the rest of the drive.
She and I were both tired. It had been a long day, but neither of us were too tired to delay my earlier request.
She asked me how it was. She also admitted the idea of me cleaning her of another man's cum really turned her on.
"Every time he's down here I want him to spend the night in this bed. You can sleep in the guest room or go to a hotel."
Afterwards she put on a nightgown and I a pair of pajamas. We got in bed and cuddled.
She asked how I was holding up and I told her I was good.
"You just sound a little sad."
"I'm not. Just the opposite."
Drifting off, Jeanette made one last comment, "I'm glad we're all on the same page."
"Me too," I replied sounding more confident than I felt.
- COMMENTS
Anonyk10 months agoI like the harsher wives but ones that aren't so over the top they're unrealistic. You nailed the sweet spot with this. Hope to see it continued.
Anonymousover 1 year agoI liked the story. There were a lot of paragraph breaks that seemed unnecessary.
The switching from past to present tense then back to past tense was aggravating. Stick with one tense, or make clear there's a reason for the switch. There were several places where the same paragraph used both: stick with one tense. I gathered the reason, if it was intentional, was to lend immediacy to the story, but as a reader it took me out of the story and had the opposite effect. If the idea of a story is to suspend disbelief while the reader is lost in the story, switching tense serves to eject the reader while he figures out what just happened, and then switching back again does the same thing.
I didn't find the story objectionable, and there are hints that Jeanette drops that tantalize; she says after that she likes having sex with other men, strongly suggesting this isn't her first time, but part of an ongoing process. That she dropped hints at the ball park with suggestive language was ambiguous; she may have been priming Roland, or perhaps Roland was hopeful in what he heard.
The story serves male fantasy; I thought it did that well.
Anonymousover 1 year agoIf this was a story about a man exploiting and mentally ill wife with horrible self-confidence and esteem issues....
