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When I got home, my husband was up and had our son fed and dressed. As I hugged my kid, my husband announced, "I'm off. We've got a golf scramble."
"OK, have fun. Take your time," I said.
"I will," he replied as he walked out the door. I was happy and relaxed.
Things at work were right as rain. At home, not so much, in that we just co-existed. I never had another sexy time with Julie but we remained fast friends. I often thought of that night. I don't regret avoiding the threesome. I wasn't ready. I did start having sex with my husband again. I should say, he was allowed to have sex with me. I just took it. I didn't blow him and I didn't do anything.
The way Julie reached around and got me off is a memory I replay a lot. I showed my then husband and now Percy to masturbate me that way, from behind. More times than not, I imagine Julie is still getting me off. I once told Percy that when he does it to me, I sometimes imagine a woman is doing it. I just haven't ever mentioned its Julie.
Women love me. I'm ready to love back. I just have to find the right one. Percy is more than on board with letting me have a girlfriend with benefits.
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Anonymousabout 2 years agofirst page was 5 then I read the second page. It was Let down and some what confusing, because of that I gave a 4. If you decide to do another chapter of her friends with benefits I will defiantly read it. Thank you for your writing. Please don't stop. Pappasleaze!
Maonaighabout 2 years ago... although I'm not entirely convinced that it's in the right category with the introduction of straight sex, even though it's only overheard by Helen. I can't say that either Helen or her unnamed husband come across as particularly likeable characters. Towards the end you write the unexplained: "...my then husband and now Percy..." That could have done with a little expansion to give it some clarity. Presumably Helen is divorced, not widowed; and is Percy a second husband or a boyfriend or a pal-with-benefits? It would only have taken two or three sentences to explain this .
Here's a technical tip: when starting a sentence with a number, write it as a word, not a figure. "7-years later..." should be written "Seven years later..." That's how it would be in the pro publishing world. By the same token, where possible write numbers---especially small numbers---as words; it makes the text look neater.
