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Click here"Your lawyer, still billing you for his time, goes back to court and gets a judgment against me. I have no savings or checking accounts that can be attached. My car is a lease so nothing for you there. I live in a furnished apartment so there isn't anything there you can get. All you can do with your judgment is garnish my wages and the first time that I get a paycheck that has been garnished I will quit my job. So what do we have here Peg? A good years worth of lawyers fees out of your pocket and all for maybe two hundred dollars out of one paycheck.
"All that's left for you to try is to go back to the judge and get him to threaten me with going to jail for contempt of court if I don't comply with his orders. All that will get you Peg is a post card from me from some small fishing village in Mexico where I will take up residence until my money runs out. And I've got a lot Peg, thanks to you. Face it Peggy. You fucked over me, got caught and I got even. Consider yourself fortunate. Think about what happened to your boyfriend and consider yourself very fortunate. He lost his balls and now he can never fuck with another man's wife. You, on the other hand, can still spread for anyone you want."
"I knew it! I knew you had something to do with what happened to Adam."
"What you think you know and what you can prove are two very different things Peg. By the way, how are things going with your love affair? From what I hear you haven't seen the poor man since his first day in the hospital."
"What would be the point? You took away the only thing he had going for him."
"Oh that's cold Peg, even for you."
"It's the truth. He was extremely well endowed and he was a marvelous lover, but I would have tired of him eventually and come home."
"Oh gee Peg; if only I had known. All of the unpleasantness could have been avoided if I had but known that someday you would have come home to me. Oh damn! I guess by my actions I messed that up didn't I? I'll have to carry that regret to my grave. Oh what a joy life could have been had we only communicated better."
"You can be such an asshole."
"Yes Peg and you are a worthless, cheating whore."
I finished my beer, got up and said, "Have a rotten life Peg" and I left the bar.
Three days later I was served with divorce papers citing irreconcilable differences. I didn't contest it and she was awarded half of the marital assets and I was ordered to pay her the money borrowed against the line of credit. I wished her luck in getting anything and tossed the final decree in the trash. She must have believed me when I told her how things would go because I never heard from her again.
One interesting thing came out of the mess. Everyone was agreed that White was a dip-shit asshole, but even dip-shit assholes can have a friend or two and one of White's was Peggy's boss. He wasn't happy with the way she treated White after his misfortune and he fired her. Well, fired isn't the way it was put. A downturn in the economy necessitated a downsizing and Peggy was let go, but everyone knew that she was fired. She couldn't find work in our area so she relocated to California where she had some relatives and no one - not even her sister - has heard from her since.
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There is one more chapter to the story. It was a sad ending, but at the same time a glorious beginning.
Tanya had a beautiful baby girl and Tom doted on her and spoiled her rotten. Uncle Rob was a constant visitor and spent many, many hours crawling around on the floor with little Martha.
Tom never told Tanya or me the full story. He knew why he had erectile dysfunction, but he hid it from Tanya. He had cancer and it didn't get caught in time and the cancer spread. Following his funeral Tanya handed me an envelope addressed to me. It was addressed to me and written across the front of the envelope were the words, "For Rob's eyes only." I looked at her and she shrugged and said,
"I have no idea. It is addressed to you so I haven't seen what's inside."
I opened it and read:
"Hey bud; if you are reading this I'm gone. There was a reason I picked you (yes, it was me, not Tanya) to father our child. I knew I wouldn't be there for them and I wanted someone I knew I could trust to be around to watch over them. I knew I could count on you so you got elected. Don't let me down bud; take good care of our girls.
T
I handed the letter to Tanya and she read it and started crying. I took her in my arms to comfort her and when she was all cried out she asked me what I was going to do.
"I'm going to do just what he knew I would do; I'm going to take care of my girls."
Six months later Tanya and I were married.
- COMMENTS
Anonymous8 days agoWhen is adultery really the 'sin' of adultery?
This is about the best 'arranged marriage' story I have ever heard.
Well done.
Very Romantic read.
Anonymous28 days agoBeen a fan nearly from the beginning, this makes the third or fourth read of this tale! Thanks Bob, 5 stars
somewhere east of Omaha
Southdownabout 1 month agoHELLO AND THANKYOU! I echo the comment by 'woodmanone' on this story. Great Job of storytelling and BTB all in one shot! I have read other stories in your list but none stand out like this one. I LOVED IT! 5***** AND DESERVED much more!
Anonymousabout 1 month agoDidn't like beginning where he bought into separation bullshit But got better
Anonymous2 months agoI can’t believe how much I love this story. It always manages to make me laugh and feel better. Thanx.
Anonymous2 months ago⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A good BTB story, good revenge on the interloper, and a bitter-sweet but happy ending constructed in a way to be believable. Kudos to the author.
SignedBTW3 months agoRe: Cracker270
There are ways, I don't do it as I think each story should rise or fall on it's own merits and it would be cheating, go figure. But it could be done. Signed: BTW
1Martiniman3 months agoI honestly don’t like reading these stories about cheating, cuckolding and stuff like that. As a longtime happily married man I find it sad and a bit depressing, but by accident this story title caught my eye as I was looking at reading suggestions on another story. Well, I started reading and before I could stop I had read the entire story. I really enjoyed the story within a story…three people handed shitty life situations were rewarded in the end. Yes, one died and I was sad at that, but he got what he wanted, his wife taken care of and loved. Yet the one who passed out shit, was flushed. This was well written and I would declare it a must read. This doesn’t mean I’m going to start reading more cheating/cuckold stories, but I’m glad I read this one and I’m sure if you’re reading this deciding if you should read the story…you will like it to.
Cracker2703 months agoI enjoy reading this one every time I come on it. Wish I could vote my five again
Anonymous3 months agoAs the house is hers and he mortgaged it that is fraud
As he used her own credit cards that is fraud
She goes to police, gets recharged all the money as it was fraud and he goes to jail.
Anonymous4 months agoAmazing story. The only issue I have with the story is that there's ZERO chance Tom could actually keep his cancer a secret from a close friend much less his wife. 5 stars
Anonymous4 months agoA lot of interesting moral questions.
Was in essence Tom and Tonya's marriage over, and he simply helped her pick a very good man for her happily ever after future? If so in was an act great sacrificial love.
Was Rob cheated be beg deceived? I think in the end he was just happy to be with a faithful woman.
In the end I have to rate this a masterpiece.
TrainerOfBimbos4 months agoI felt like the sub plot with Tanya and Tom was unnecessary and even kind of creepy.
Anonymous5 months agoInteresting & well written story. For once (at least in my reading), the author didn't make the husband into turd consistency.
Not sure how all the charges he made would've been in reality, but hey, this's just a story, so some license is given. That Peggy did what she did's unconscionable & shows what kind of person she is. That the friends knew & nobody told Rob is likewise unconscionable; I wonder why he didn't go & confront some of them.
Novel approach about wanting him to make a child with Tanya, but Tom should've told her the reasons for his inability to "perform". And to reply to the anon 21 days or so ago, Tom DIDN'T just give his wife away; in getting Rob to agree, both Tom & Tanya talked it over & agreed on that course of action.
It's also telling that Peggy only moved back into her house - lol, for a short time - when her lover's crippled & couldn't have sex, then given the divorce papers on grounds of adultery. And she had the balls to call Rob a bastard? I do wonder, however, if she could've sued the company for unlawful termination via one of the state's agencies. Oh well, I feel no sympathy towards her.
4 stars: Just Plain Bob showed his talents on this one. Bob (Just regular, hehehe)
Anonymous5 months agoIt's ironic that among the very many nasty APs that truly deserve what this one got, so many get away with hardly a scratch. Yet this one, gets broken arms, legs and testicles.
A bit over the top if you ask me, the real villain here was the wife. Absolutely no excuses for what she did. But she got to go to california the land of the free. Personally I thought she was more texan in her attitude and personality defect.
Anonymous6 months agoYeah, only problem was that he fraudulently used her credit cards (which I believe would be counted as wire fraud, and a federal offence. Or if in person he'd have to supply a signature which he couldn't as he's a man and the card is in his wife's name). I also think it very unlikely that he could extend credit against an asset that was owned by someone else, especially as she wasn't informed at any stage ... also very strange that she didn't have a mail redirect nor regularly came to the house to pick up her mail.
Furthermore, debts incurred during a marriage are joint. So all she needed to do was divorce him and land half the debt at his door.
All a nice idea, but I doubt it'd have worked in reality. Especially as it required the wife to be incredibly sloppy, especially financially ... which I believe is the opposite of what we were originally told.
Nice twist on the tale with Tom having terminal cancer ... but I can't help but feel that the way it was explained made it seem like Tom gave his wife away, as if she had no self autonomy.
Finally, the idea that a sister would just disappear without there being serious dislike/argument is just a bit of a stretch.
