First Wife Sharing
(MM/F)
Prologue (No sex)
About us. I'm forty, and an attorney at a well–regarded mid–town Manhattan firm. Just shy of six feet tall, hard–earned swimmer's build, with neatly–trimmed salt and pepper hair, pale blue eyes that typically look out through a pair of horn–rimmed spectacles, and have been described as handsome on more than one occasion. My wife certainly thinks so.
Janice is four years my junior, an architect at an Upper East start–up that's begun to turn the corner, showing signs of real growth on the horizon. I mention this to illustrate that we are a successful, outwardly respectable couple, still young, childless, and to all appearances fairly conservative.
Back to my wife, then. A natural blonde with high cheekbones and wide–set grey eyes, which I consider to be her best feature. Tall, at five–foot nine, she's just shy of what could be called slender, but in all the right ways. Fit thanks to a mixed regimen of gym and yoga, she carries her C cup breasts and curvy backside with grace and confidence. She favours feminine business wear, the sort that draw subtle attention to her charms without being in any way inappropriate.
We've been married for just over five years now, happy in almost every respect, though we have our disagreements, of course. The sex is, to be blunt, satisfying and frequent enough, though we're not newlyweds any more, having calmed down some as our careers began to take their toll, however mild, on our private time.
Recently, we've been making efforts to re–ignite the spark between us, in fact. From typical solutions like date nights, to more adventurous ventures into porn, or going separately to singles' bars and watching the other drawing attention. All fairly tame, but for a time it seemed to be working, our sex life was better than it had been for far too long. Little did I suspect that a third party had taken an interest in us, nor what my wife's reaction would be.
Thom is, to cut to the chase, my boss, a senior partner at the firm and, as far as I'd known him, a conservative widower with a keen legal mind and a talent for cutting to the heart of even the most complicated business matters. He'd taken me under his wing when I began my career, and his advice had never led me astray. It would be fair to say that I regarded him as something of a mentor.
As it will soon become relevant, he is in his early–mid fifties, in excellent shape for his age with a full head of prematurely grey hair that lends him a certain gravitas, accentuated by his impeccable taste.