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Click hereSharon didn't speak, just stared as Olivia kicked off her shoes, started up the stairs slowly and was busily removing her clothing one piece at a time. She told Tom to lock the door because she wanted him in the big bed right now. Sharon stared, a little shocked and a tiny bit turned on. As Tom pushed her out the door, she saw Olivia, now down to her underwear wink at her.
She was very thoughtful as she walked down the steps to her car. She almost forgot to answer the phone but remembered it just in time and got into her car saying, "I'm so glad you called."
Author wrote: "It looks very different from Sharon's side of the story."
Author lied.
This Sharon's POV was so unnecessary!! Who cares about a drank working herself up the coperate ladder
is crap...read this ..nuff said, i say go back to the kitchen but you cant cook, bed room but you are sucking twat, watch the kids but you sold them for meth. and you write white.
divorce rate at 70% marriage is in the mid 50's.....this is your idea of story telling, wow raciest rednecks or your idea of marriage and revenge,......where did i put that giant cross to burn on your BI lawn.
well done your are skilled a writing lamely
KarenE nailed the fact that this story really could have been an epilogue to chapter 2 by focusing on George's call to her after she lost her job. You could have let her reflect on the fact that Olivia now has her husband, and that she really will not miss him much. In a story like yours, we readers are really looking for new information or a new perspective. I did like the first two chapters, as they were well-written.