I explained about my further questioning of my wife and how it hurt me when she couldn't remember the details of last night. Jackie looked deeply into my eyes and said, "Michael, you don't need a massage therapist, what you need is a psychiatrist . . . or maybe a good bartender." We had a good laugh over that. She cupped my face in her hands then softly pulled her lips to mine. She held them there so tenderly my mind raced. Wasn't she supposed to teach me to fuck?
My hand instinctively went to her breast but Jackie pulled it away. Looking at me with a truly caring smile Jackie said, "Michael, just talk today, remember." I nodded. Then she asked, "So tell me how things are progressing with your other two friends. Are you learning to fuck them?
Shaking my head I said, "Lissa won't be a problem but with CeCe I'm not sure. You on the other hand are a conundrum because you are different from time to time."
Jackie looked me at me so deeply then said, "Michael, it's just that I care about you so much. You are such a good man with a wonderful heart and I'd hate to see it broken. I also don't want to get a call from Vickie telling me that you've played so hard with all of these ladies that you've had a heart attack and died. Can you tone it down a little?"
I chuckled, then said, "Yeah, I guess four or five times a week is a little much for a guy my age, isn't it?"
Jackie gasp, "What? Are you serious? Michael, you're going to kill yourself."
I smiled and kissed her again then said, "Yeah, but what a way to go."
Jackie pushed me away playfully saying, "You men, you're all alike!" I happened to see the clock on her mantle and realized it was after 4:00 and told her I had better get going. We said our good byes and I headed for home.
Walking into our kitchen, Joe greeted me, his tail wagging 90 miles an hour. At least someone was glad to see me at home. I found my wife in her recliner, watching television and playing games on her tablet. I turned to walk away and she must have noticed my movement then said, "Michael, you're home."
"Hello my love," I said, "How has your day been? More being nice than really caring.
"Well you missed Jeffery and Kelly," my wife said, "They were asking about Chad. Since I had received a text earlier from Cynthia earlier that Chad was home and I told them that everything was going to be just fine."
I gritted my teeth and had my hands on my hips and rather loudly said, 'Vickie you're incredulous you know. It just means that they don't have enough evidence to charge him right now. Verizon probably verified that his phone was home all night, but Chad could have purchased a burner phone. Hell I know if I was in his place, I would have."