New year, New Jenny. She was determined. Her life was perfect-a handsome husband who loved her, a healthy, independent child, all the time to work on her art that she wanted.
She had everything she'd always said she'd needed to be successful. To be HAPPY.
So...no more messing around. She was strong. She could handle that! Right?
She started her day off well, making plans to meet her husband for lunch that day. She took a moment to relish the thought of his long, thick cock sliding over her tongue and burying itself deep in the back of her hot, soft throat over and over. She loved it when he used her face like a flesh light. Maybe seeing him in the middle of the day would stem the craving.
Her off the shoulder dress was chosen very carefully for the perfect balance of skin it displayed-she loved her long neck and collar bones while her legs could stop traffic. She knew she should wear panties but she loved the racy feel of her bare pussy in the open air and decided that nobody but her husband would know so why would it matter.
She was faithful, now...right?
Grabbing the diamond tennis bracelet that had been a gift from an old boyfriend, Jenny headed to a pawn shop across town. Danny's favorite band was playing nearby and the tickets were a little out of their budget.
The guy behind the counter at the store was in his 50s and reminded Jenny of her step dad. His salt and pepper hair was still thick but you could tell he liked his beer by his ample gut. His fingers were fat sausages on the counter as he looked Jenny up and down with unmistakable lust.
Immediately, Jenny's pussy was wet and aching. There was a time that she'd have happily bent over the counter for this slob and let him pump and grunt them both to orgasm but she was a good girl, now. She didn't do that anymore.
She smiled up at him, her huge, dark brown eyes meeting his. She couldn't help leaning on the counter and pushing her tits up a bit as she laid the tennis bracelet on it.
"I'd like to know what I can get for this, please."
He looked at the diamonds and then at her. "These look fake..."
"My boyfriend assured me they're real...I could really use the money. I wanted to surprise my husband with concert at the Moore Theater this weekend."