- Loving Wives
- Fade Away
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My memorial service was four years ago. I was legally declared dead two years after it. Doreen and I married as soon as Brent Willis was declared dead– we are now Mr. and Mrs. Simmons. When we got married we already had a little girl, and we now have a little boy on the way.
Doreen and I have no money problems. In addition to my inheritance we have the money from the sale of Doreen's business to her employees, and the salary that we get from the charity we work for. Ever since the charity that Doreen set up got their $2,000,000 donation they have had enough money to hire her as the full time operations director, and me as the financial director and investment counselor. Through the charity we have been able to help hundreds of underprivileged families and get great satisfaction from our work, including by increasing our outreach every year.
Tom retired and he and Lydia moved to a place only about fifteen miles from our house in order to be near us, and especially their granddaughter and their grandson-to-be.
I love Doreen more than I ever loved Melissa, and she loves me more than Melissa ever did. That makes me feel guilty that I didn't choose her after college. The entire mess with Melissa and her family could have been avoided.
I stopped trying to find out what had happened to Melissa, Jack, and Carolyn. The news was never good, and just enhanced my guilt. The last that I heard Jack and Carolyn had established a scholarship in my name at the college that Melissa, Doreen and I had attended, and Melissa had gotten out of the mental health institution after six months of treatment and moved away.
Doreen and I could not be happier with each other and our life together except for one thing. We could not have more guilt than what we feel for how absolutely successfully my "revenge" was executed. We now know that not even guilty Melissa, let alone innocent Jack and Carolyn, deserved what we did to them. I wish that I was not such a chicken-shit and had confronted Melissa and simply divorced her. "What ifs" are a bitch!
- COMMENTS
drbenchpress663 months agoWhen he chose Melissa after listing off their traits I immediately gave this guy 0 sympathy for the ensuing events
Martyr20023 months agoToo over the top. Not realistic enough to maintain the suspension of disbelief
buzzsawlennyabout 1 year agoHis plan was chicken shit but at least he knew it was. It was also over the top and I guess he would have to disappear in order to escape the punishment for embezzling her trust fund. Though still, faking killing yourself because she cheated? That's overkill pardon my pun.
malchor2517about 1 year agoIt is impossible to empathize with this "protagonist".
Starts off comparing the two girls. Sex, loving, fun, and compatibility goes to Doreen. Melissa has more money.
He chooses Melissa.
None of the shit he does after that surprises me. That kind of guy.
EXursusRhereabout 1 year agobobareeno done hit the nail on the head. Totally moronic plot and pathetic character
bobareenoalmost 2 years agotruthandjustice99 nailed it. The plan was idiotic. Let me give up my legitimate life and live in hiding just so I could get death bed sympathy and guilt by pretending to die, all the while becoming a thief and a fraud, creating criminal liability hanging that will be hanging over my head for the rest of my days. Moronic plot, pathetic character.
