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Leanne resigned herself to the fact that her husband's penis was much smaller, the exotic feeling was just not the same, her husband came with much less force and there was considerably less semen released into her already filled orifice. In her frame of mind her wanton behaviour was both reckless and exciting and she was sure she would miss her period; she hoped there would never be any reason for a DNA test of her first born child. In spite of the deep feeling of guilt she hoped somehow she would be able to get Mike into the office either before or after he had visited his wife and their new born son, she knew she would never be able to give him up come what may. She knew life would never be the same again.
- COMMENTS
Anonymous5 months agoEh, this could have been done in 2 pages without all the repetitive descriptions. Also, it doesn't really belong in the Loving Wives sections, but rather the cuckold or cuckquean section. One way you could have changed that is if maybe Mike found out he was sterile or something, and realized none of his kids were his. Then come to find out, Leanne's husband was the father. Could be an interesting concept, should anyone run with it.
fishgetterover 1 year agoHaving arrived at home, almost before Mike had got through the door, Brenda caught his arm,
"It's time Mike, Janet's in labour you need to take her to the hospital now."|||||||||| Olay then how or why did she call him at work?
Anonymousabout 11 years agoThe plot and characters are not unrealistic. I enjoyed the story, and feel no need for further closure concerning divorce, pregnancy, and so on. It would be anti-climatic without introducing a few new and unrelated twists.
There are a few paragraphs where the writing and plotting is a bit wooden, but they are minor. I hope the author keeps up his story writing.
