It was his idea. A weekend away. Just us and his best friend. Old college buddies. One of those "you'll love him, babe" kinds of trips.
I played the sweet wife. Kissed his cheek, packed cute pajamas, even offered to bring wine. But I knew the moment I saw Brent--the broad frame, that cocky grin, the subtle way his eyes devoured my body--I was going to fuck him.
Not just once. Not in secret. I was going to ruin my husband.
The first night, we played nice. Brent was charming, loud, charismatic. My husband lit up like a kid, watching us laugh together like he was proud to have us both in the same room.
But he didn't see the way Brent's hand brushed my thigh under the table. Or how my panties were already soaking through.
The second night, we kissed in the hallway. Quick. Dirty. My husband was brushing his teeth ten feet away. I moaned into Brent's mouth anyway.
The third night, Brent bent me over the kitchen counter while my husband snored in the guest room. He didn't pull out. He didn't ask permission. He just took.
And I let him. Gripping the counter, biting my lip, loving every brutal second.
By the fourth night, we stopped pretending. I straddled Brent on the living room couch, moaning his name while my husband stood in the doorway--paralyzed, horrified, hard.
"Come watch," I said, my voice breathless. "You wanted us to get along, right?"
I came. Loud. And when I looked at my husband afterward, I didn't say sorry.
I said, "I'm not going back home with you."
His lip trembled. "W-What?"
I smiled, still seated on Brent's cock. "You heard me. I'm staying here. With a real man."
And I meant it.
We moved his bags to the guest room. His new room. The one with the twin bed and no lock. Brent put me in the master. Because that's what I was now. His.
My husband became... background noise. We gave him chores. Made him do laundry. Dishes. Grocery runs. I made him knock before entering a room I was in.
And if he didn't? Brent made sure he regretted it.
Sometimes we fucked in the kitchen just because we knew he could hear us. Sometimes we left the door cracked open, let him peek.
But he never got more than that. No touching. No talking. Just watching.
Watching me get everything he never could give me.