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Click hereDo I think that part of Lisa's and Ashley's attraction to me was my money? Probably. Did I think it was just my money? No. Why was I still willing to risk marriage? The pre-nup that both had agreed to sign had a lot to do with it. After all, I didn't have another six million squirreled away offshore. Like I mentioned earlier, I think that infidelity is unethical and I believe in fidelity not fiscal stupidity.
Why was I willing to risk another marriage cratering? Weren't you paying attention when I mentioned the hot-and-hotter running redheads? Excuse me, I think I hear a couple of soprano voices calling me from the direction of our hot-tub. I think it's something like Pavlov's dogs and the dinner bell, suddenly I've decided it would be a good idea to put off dinner for a while. Something just came up.
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Author's note: OK, I apologize for that last line. The opportunity for a double-entendre was there, and I couldn't resist. It's appropriate, though. Even the most rational man can't help but feel some sorrow for a marriage cratering, but he was trying his best to cope. I thought it would indicate that some hope for the future was appearing for Brandon. He deserves something other than desolation. Divorces are upsetting, even the easy ones.
- COMMENTS
Anonymousabout 2 months agoAbsolutely stupid! What was your point of this? You say she is stupid!! Holy crap your dribble made her look smart!
Anonymous4 months agoWritten in non-emotional, newspaper reporting style. This author didn’t even show us the confrontation with the cheating wife. Almost no actual conversation of any import between the characters. Virtually no emotional content whatsoever. TONS of boring info about tech/computers/spying. A very pat and way-too-convenient ending where the middle-aged husband ends up with TWO hot twenty-somethings. This author has GOT to be a tech-nerd IRL.
orneryonez4 months agoFor christ sake get on with it... the beginning was like someone that liked their own voice!!!
Anonymous5 months agoNot a bad story overall. I wish there was more burning of his ex-wife, or at least that was brought out. I gave this 5 stars because I felt that the current score was too low. This story is worth reading.
Anonymous7 months agoThis is the Worst story I have ever read full of self praise, absolutely no sense.
Anonymous12 months agoGreat story! Your MC immediately engaged me. Very tight plot evolution with a realistic unfolding history.
Great Job!
Anonymousover 1 year agoGreat story. I gave it a 4, not a 5. Why?
1. It was not believable.
2. As with most authors on this site, you want us to believe he burnt the bitch, and go to all the trouble of hiding the money. Then, set her up with another $250,000, if her new marriage doesn’t work out. WHY does the majority of these authors think, that as long as hubby gets new pussy, all is forgiven?
Even if he still harbored some feelings for her, nobody would do this. There was way too much lying and cheating going on. Wifey made her life, now she has to live it. Trying to not show respect to that, means this author real,y doesn’t get it.
Just_Wordsover 1 year agoThe story shares nothing with reality and is one of those I'm too smart and now I'm too rich bits of nonsense that populate this site. However, it is meant to be fiction and every now and again some bit of fantasy is appropriate. I just hope the author understands that life isn't anything even remotely like this.
