Hello, MrDawnFluffles here! This is my first cuckolding story. Enjoy!
CW:
Cuckolding, Orcs, Smegma, Excessively large cocks
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I grunted, cumming onto my wife's face. She locked eyes with me, wiping it off and licking her fingers clean. As she fondled my balls, she sucked the tiny bit of cum that was left in my cock. I slumped back in bed and she collapsed beside me. "Wanna go again?"
I turned to her. "Sorry, I'm dry as a cactus down there."
"Yeah, sorry. Thanks for letting my friends stay over, though."
"No worries. I think I'll go get some groceries before they arrive."
After stroking her hair for a few minutes, I climbed out of bed and started making breakfast. I served her a plate of eggs and toast in bed since I knew she was going to have her hands full over the coming days.
I left her to eat her meal and headed out to the store. She had told me that her friends ate a lot, so I got double everything that I normally would. I was going to be the resident chef while she entertained them. She'd also told me that her friends were a handful, so I volunteered to do all of the chores she normally did while they were here so she could take them to see the town.
I arrived back to find a car in the driveway.
I guess they're here.
I brought the groceries into the garage where we kept the fridge and pantry and unloaded them while listening to my wife's shrill laugh through the door, contrasted by a handful of deep, masculine voices. When she had invited them over, I had insisted that I was ok with her having male friends.
I hadn't always been so cool, but with the help of therapy, I'd trained myself to remember her wedding vows and the way she looked as she said "I do."
I finished unpacking the car and headed inside. When I arrived in the living room, I was shocked to see six huge green men. My jaw fell, but I managed to pick it up quickly and drag my wife out of the room.
"What the hell, Cat?" I asked. "You didn't tell me your friends were... orcs!"
She slapped my arm. "You know that's offensive."
"Right. I'm sorry."
I paused. "How the fuck do you know a group of Zemlyans anyway?"
"Through WoW, obviously. They like being able to express their masculine urges in less... harmful ways now that they've started integrating with society."
I spoke again. "You could have warned me. I would have bought more food, and prepared... six beds?"
"They're used to sleeping in the same bed. It's part of their life, so I offered our bed. I hope you're okay with that."
I nodded slowly, taking a second to process the information. "Okay, I guess we'll sleep in the guest room. I'll have to prepare new sheets, and-" before I could finish, she cut me off.
"They said they're fine with dirty sheets. They've slept with pigs, they don't care about our sweat," she said.
"I know... but... you want to use our nice sheets?"
She slapped my arm gently. "They're guests!"
"Okay. I'll get the guest bedroom ready for us."
She gave me a quick kiss. "I'll start the oven so you can make dinner. Love you!" She danced off back into the fray with the six massive men. They seemed polite if a bit boisterous.
I shook my head.
No, they're Cat's friends, and I trust her. I won't jeopardise our marriage for this.
I pictured her in her wedding dress and fluffed the pillow in the guest room.
I finished preparing the room and went on to cook dinner. It didn't take very much effort, so I listened to the conversation floating in from the other room.
The six Zemlyans joked constantly with her. A lot of the jokes I didn't find funny, or I didn't get, but I was content just to sit and listen to her laugh. She had the most beautiful laugh.
I finished the meal and called for the seven of them to join me at the dining table. I served them each in turn, and they waited until each had their meal before they started eating. I served myself last, and by the time I was getting ready to eat, some of them were requesting seconds.
Throughout the meal, I got to see a whole new side of Cat. The side of her that laughed at stupid jokes and drank a lot. And drink they did. Every few minutes one would toast her, and she managed to keep up with the six of them for a few hours until she began to slur her words and I cut her off. They protested, but not very much. They were nearing their limit too.
Who is this woman?
I wondered, only half-jokingly. I tucked her into bed and returned to the dining room.
"Lovely woman you have there," one of the Zemlyans said.
"Most I've ever seen someone drink. She bragged about her limits, but we thought she was exaggerating," another added.
"Gentlemen, where are your manners?" the biggest one said. "We are in this man's home, spending time with his most gracious wife, eating his food, and we haven't been properly introduced."
"No, that's-" I started, but was interrupted instantly.
The Zemlyan to my right grabbed my arm by the inner elbow. "My name is Sladichov. Honour upon your wife."
"My name is Pyortr. Honour upon your wife," the next added.
I found out their names were Sladichov, Pyotr, Taras, Falislav, Ilyandich, and the biggest, Vladivakova. They each bestowed honour upon Cat and wished me a good night before retiring to our bedroom.
I was granted an easy rest with my wife beside me.
One day down,
I thought.
When I awoke, Cat was already gone, the house silent. I stretched and got dressed. She'd left a note on the counter saying that they wouldn't be back until dinnertime.
That's perfect. Now I can actually prepare.
I cleaned up the mess from the night before. For all their cordiality, they were sloppy eaters. I vacuumed and dusted, cleaning every surface of the grime that had accumulated. As I swept around, I passed the master bedroom. The sheets were stained a dark yellow and covered in hair.
I couldn't help myself, so I changed them and threw them into the laundry. As noon rolled around, I fixed myself a small lunch made of leftovers from the night before and got to work making a more elaborate meal. Since Cat was out of the house, I decided to cook her favourite meal, to surprise her.
I pulled out my beef stroganoff recipe and got to work. I needed to make much more than I usually did, so I gave myself plenty of time to get things ready. I spent the whole afternoon cooking, and finally, it was ready. Just as I heard the car pull up in the driveway, I poured the last bowl and put it on the table.
Cat walked in first, and immediately she smiled. "That's a good thing to smell, isn't it, Pyotr?" she asked.
The Zemlyan nodded. "Beef Stroganoff. One of my favourite meals. You like, Cat?"