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A Little Infidelity

A Little Infidelity

by masteriss
19 min read
4.06 (43600 views)
adultfiction

Note: After my first story "

February sucks? Maybe

" in which there was quite a lot of violence, even if only verbal, this second story of mine changes course considerably, to the point that I was undecided for a long time whether to put it in this category, but in the end this was my choice, with the pros and cons that come with it. Happy reading.

I gave her a little nibble on her nipple. She lifted her head slightly off the sheet of our double bed to look at my lips which were stuck to her beautiful breasts like a suction cup, then squinted her eyes to lean back again with a soft sigh. I released my grip on her nipple for a moment to bring our mouths together, gently sliding my tongue in to entwine it with hers. My erection was at its maximum and without using my hands I lowered my friend, leaning on my wife's butterfly, a couple of inches lower penetrating her little by little, stopping for a few seconds now and then, but relentlessly all the way down. Then I start bobbing up and down in my Layla's tight little pussy, who tried to humor me with small movements of her pelvis. It was definitely my last assault after an hour of erotic vicissitudes and we were almost at the end of our strength. She rarely spoke during the amplexes, it was more moans, sighs and screams and her "Yes...yees....yeeesss" was like an agreed signal. She reached another, the last, orgasm, and I was free to do the same, with a merging of our fluids, our bodies and our minds.

Our sex sessions were always delicious and satisfying, certainly for me, but I am sure for her as well, and we moved easily between different positions without any problems. However, the classic missionary position was one of my favorites. I loved to watch Layla's beautiful face all sweaty, her eyes closed as she trembled from her achieved orgasm, sometimes unable to hold back little cries of pleasure.

Displaced, we broke away, remaining side by side on our backs, silent for the few seconds necessary to recover.

"Slutty" I told her looking up at the ceiling.

"Piglet" she replied without moving a muscle.

We both laughed, and I lifted myself up and rotated on the sheet repositioning myself on top of her, kissing her gently. "I love you," we said in unison, and this time without laughing we kissed passionately.

Layla was my wonderful, sweet wife of 33 years and I was Benjamin, Ben to my friends, her age. We had met while at college in a photography class and had liked each other immediately. Our engagement was rather long and we had to wait until we both found steady jobs, me hired on a permanent basis after an apprenticeship in a law firm and her as a financial advisort in a Post Office. We have now been happily married for almost six years and I am just as much in love with her as the first day, if not more so.

For the time being we were not yet thinking about having children, although the time would come soon, and we were enjoying our life as a couple to the fullest. Work, summer and winter vacations with a few weekends in between, a bit of social life with friends, some sports (tennis for me and gym for her), intriguing bedtime sessions.

In two weeks it would be her birthday, and since it was quiet in the office, I took the opportunity to leave about an hour early to start making some shopping trip to find her present. I enjoy both receiving and giving gifts, but if necessarily I had to choose, I would rather give, especially to Layla.

It was a warm day, but the weather was unsettled, and the sun alternated with a few brief showers of rain, which then faded to make new flashes of light appear. I was looking at a showcase of summer clothes, an item my wife was crazy about, but not seeing anything particularly pleasing to my taste, I continued down the street and after a few meters turned the corner, and my heart skipped a beat, and I am sure it even stopped for a moment.

In front of me, a few feet away, a couple, a he and a she, was walking in my direction, they were laughing and holding hands. She was Layla, "my" Layla.

The scene that followed was perhaps paradoxical, at least to an outside observer, and if someone had filmed it, it would undoubtedly have become a viral video on various social media. I had frozen petrified, with my mouth open and my eyes slightly larger than usual, the couple in front of me took another step then Layla looked up, became aware of my presence, and she too instantly froze preventing even her "he" from continuing, paling and standing for a few seconds with her mouth open. A "freeze-frame" to die laughing for, except that I was one of the protagonists.

My heart started beating again, no longer immersed in amazement but in sadness. For a split second I met Layla's gaze, then turned and slowly, but determinedly, retraced my steps back to the parking lot where I had left my car. She too, after getting over her bewilderment and surprise, had reestablished the connection between her brain and her limbs. Without looking at her partner she abandoned his hand and rushed running toward me, catching up with me and trying to stop me by pulling me by my shirt. "Ben...Ben...stop, please."

She tried to hug me but I, albeit gracefully, did not allow it and pulled away. She tried to resist, then partially surrendered by merely holding my arm and trying to slow my pace. "Ben...don't do this, let me explain."

I did not say a word to her and kept walking toward the car avoiding looking at her. "Please, Ben, look at me, stop for a second. Talk to me, say something."

We entered the public parking lot and I opened the car with the remote control. I got in and immediately started the engine while she, leaving my arm, rushed to the passenger side and sat down extremely agitated, and I, too, though outwardly calm, was a turmoil of emotions and thoughts.

The private telepass had raised the barrier without a problem. I left the parking heading home, and now there was a deafening silence between us. Layla was silent as well; she had decided not to confront me for the time being, apparently postponing the confrontation until our return.

I parked in the garage and we entered the house, without looking at her or speaking, almost as if we were two strangers. Without changing my clothes I went straight into the kitchen and sat down, waiting for her to do the same, across the table from me, then my first words took shape. "Congratulations! Why didn't you tell me you had a boyfriend?"

"Wha...what?" she stammered, looking surprised again, "I don't...I don't have a boyfriend."

Ignoring her objection I continued, "What were you waiting for to let me know? It's better than finding out this way."

"Are you crazy?" she said vehemently now, "I told you I don't have any boyfriends, are you listening?"

"What I've seen says exactly the opposite, don't you think? Only two kinds of people hold hands, children or boyfriends, and I don't see him as a child."

"Not so, Ben, you are exaggerating the situation."

Once again her words went in one ear and out the other. "Do you love him? Are you going to leave me?"

Her tone of voice rose again and her eyes seemed to glaze over a bit "Are you crazy? I love you and you are the only one for me. Listen to me, please, I swear I have never cheated on you and I will never betray you. Marc is nothing. You haven't given me a way to explain, I assure you it's not what you think."

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"So his name is Marc. Well, I'm listening," I told her sincerely curious about how she would try to come out of the tangled situation.

"There's not much to say, he.... Marc... is one of my office mates. He's nice, funny, a good colleague but nothing more."

"It didn't seem to me that there was nothing. You were laughing holding hands, like two sweethearts. Just you, my Layla, the joy of my life," I said, trying to keep the lump in my throat from coming out.

She blushed slightly, lowering her gaze. "Please, I am always your joy, and you are mine. I'm telling you the truth, you can't not believe me. Between Marc and me there was never anything more than what you have seen, just a few coffees together as colleagues and I can explain everything."

I said nothing, and she continued. "We had left the office together and after a few seconds the rainstorm caught us. He grabbed my hand to pull me along and we took refuge in a cafΓ© and had coffee. Then we went outside and ... I don't know why, he took me again ... by the hand...."

"It doesn't matter the first time, because of the storm, but how do you explain the second?"

"But...I don't know....he did..."

"What about you?... Did you let him?"

"...It...was nothing....serious."

"I don't think so. Anyway.... it was the first time he held your hand?

"Yes, I swear."

"Truly there was never anything else, a kiss, a caress?"

"No, I already told you, absolutely nothing."

"If I hadn't seen you, would you have told me that you were walking hand in hand with...Marc? Honestly?"

She lowered her eyes again and then, without looking at me, in a faint voice, whispered, "Sincerely... I think... no. It wasn't anything important I had to tell you. "

"I don't think so," I repeated and then remained silent for a few minutes while Leyla also looked at me waiting for what I could say. "You know that until today I have always had the utmost confidence in you. The possibility that you might be dating someone else never crossed my mind."

"I wasn't dating anyone else, it was just..."

My gaze immediately silenced her. "I might even think that you are telling the truth, but how can I be sure? How can I be sure that there is nothing else? And even if there was, how can I believe that if I hadn't seen you things would have gone on in a more and more intimate way? Maybe first a peck, then an intimate dinner, a casual rubbing of boobs and then becoming not-so-casual, then ending up in a hotel room? How could I not have the doubt that this "friendship" continues behind my back anyway?"

Now Lyla's eyes were glazed over, and a tear peeked out. "Please, Ben, don't do this. I am your wife and I would never cheat on you, you know that. Please tell me you know that. I couldn't bear to have lost your trust, I don't...don't..." and she burst into tears.

I loved Layla and despite what had happened I could not see her like this. I got up and walked over to her, wiped away her tears and then kissed her feeling her melt in my arms. When we broke apart she looked at me helplessly and said, "I'm sorry, I had no intention of hurting you, what can I do to reassure you so that you can continue to trust me? I will do whatever you want. Please don't exaggerate this, nothing has happened and nothing will ever happen between Marc and me."

We cuddled a little longer, then went to change and prepare a rather frugal dinner together. Neither of us had much of an appetite, and some leftovers remained on the plates.

When it was over and we were sitting on the couch watching some TV, the tension still hadn't completely melted away, and after a bit of brooding I turned the volume down and said to her, "Look, I think I can believe everything you've told me, but I'm going to be honest. You told me earlier that I could ask you anything to be calm down about what happened, and I think I can close the accident, if you want to call it that, for good, provided, however, that you do what I have in mind, even if it costs you a little. "

"Tell me, whatever I can do, I will do."

"I love you, and I don't want to lose you. Any opportunity to.... unpleasant things...must be eliminated, and so.... my request is that you take a month's unpaid leave, and in that month you will ask Human Resources to transfer you to another office. You will look for any reason that will work out, I don't want you to see this Marc anymore, neither in the office nor outside, except of course to meet him casually on the street."

Layla remained silent for a moment. I knew she was fine in her office, but this was my request. If she had refused I would not have insisted but maybe our marriage would never be what it was before, her contact with Marc might have been a noose around my neck that was hard to untie.

"All right, I will do as you say. I too don't want anything to get in the way of our love."

I breathed a sigh of relief and we embraced, although a residue of tension always remained between us, struggling to disappear completely. Playing with feelings is not like playing a game of cards.

After some television, which neither of us paid much attention to, we went to bed, and this time we did not make love.

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Everything took place as arranged. Layla had no trouble being transferred to another office, without having to give any special explanation for the request, except to assure Management that it was not because of any sexual harassment she had experienced.

Time went on and three months had already passed since that fateful storm, and things were not going well between us, and I must confess that it was my fault. Layla was always trying to be the sweet little wife she always was, sunny, sweet and caring as she used to be, but I couldn't do the same.

Despite my best intentions the "photo" of the two of them holding hands would sometimes come back to light in my mind, and I could not erase it. Our love sessions were always beautiful and fulfilling but not as passionate and loving as before: a thread of sadness kept numbing my thoughts. Something had broken and I could not get over it.

Was I an idiot? Maybe so.

Was I throwing away the love of my life for something stupid? Maybe I was.

I am sincere. I have often cursed that day when I turned the corner. It would have been better to see nothing and continue with our beautiful love. I couldn't change the past, though, and I couldn't reset my mind. Although I tried not to reveal it, I was quite depressed and slowly drifting away, even though I knew that by continuing like this our marriage would be in danger.

I went out a few more times without her, spent more time talking with the members of the tennis club, boys and girls, and began to look at other girls, something that would never have crossed my mind before, except for a few innocent jokes among friends.

One night, when I could not sleep, I thought that this situation could not last long. Besides, and this is going to sound strange, I still loved Layla, and I didn't want my inability to truly forgive her to ultimately harm her as well. Perhaps it was better for both of us to go our own ways.

The next day, after a strangely quiet dinner even from her almost as if she sensed that something was about to happen, I took her hands and, as my heart rate slowed, I said, "Excuse me, Layla, but I need to tell you something."

Her eyes met mine and a veil of sadness appeared in her however delightful gaze. I had to force myself to continue. "Also for your sake, I've been thinking about ... filing for divorce."

Her reaction was not what I had expected. She didn't seem surprised, just pained. "I expected it, you know. It's been a long time since I've seen you happy. But why do you say for my sake? I'm fine with you, and I would really like everything to go back to the way it was, I don't want a divorce."

"I say for your sake, mainly for your sake, because it is the truth. I recognize that since that day you have been the one you have always been, 'my' delightful and loving Layla, and the fault is mine alone that we can no longer have the affinity we once had. It's not fair for you to be next to a person who can't love you to the fullest, I wish I could and I've tried to but ... for some reason I can't completely. I just can't. I'm so sorry but I can't help it, maybe I'm not strong enough, surely I'm making a mountain out of a molehill, something that others would have easily overcome, but I can't change myself. I assure you that I have tried hard, but perhaps the best thing is for you to be free and everyone to follow our own path."

"You could never really forgive me, could you?"

"I was so hurt, you know?"

"I have never betrayed you."

I glared at her.

"I'm sorry." she said then with her eyes downcast "You're right, it's true, actually I betrayed you a little bit, I'm really sorry. But please believe that at that moment I didn't think that I was cheating on you, let's say I didn't think at all, I was stupid. However I can assure you, and I repeat again, that there was nothing more, not even a kiss. When we made our marriage vows we both swore for better or for worse. It is easy to go on when everything is going well, less easy when there is, so to speak, a hiccup. Can't we try to overcome this ... weakness of mine and resume our love? I don't want to divorce and I never wanted to hurt you, please believe me. I know I have not lost your trust, and I also know I have not lost your love, and mine for you is still all there. Please don't throw me away. Only later did I realize that I had done something serious, but I assure you that I would never have gone beyond what you saw, and in any case it won't happen again."

After a moment's pause she continued, "I will sign the divorce papers, but this is not over. I will do everything I can to change your mind before the divorce is final. I made a mistake one time but I don't want to lose you. You took the blame for not getting over that episode emotionally, and that is true. But it is also true that the first mistake was mine and I will not rest until I become "your" Layla again."

I would be a liar if I did not admit that her words touched my soul, and I was quite dazed. Nevertheless, I presented her with the divorce papers, which had been ready for a few days, and she signed them, as promised, almost without reading them.

From that moment on, however, for some obscure reason of the mind, things between us, and mainly between me and myself, began to improve and got better and better as time went on. She, at least seemingly, was always loving, doing everything she could to make me feel good without moreover being overly condescending, with occasional minor squabble over trivial things, that can always happen in any happy couple. As for me, the specter of Marc was increasingly fading and thinning like fog under the sun's rays and, like a litmus test that is an important indicator of the state of health of a couple, our sex seemed to be returning to better times.

In the last few days, however, a new element had come to disturb our story.

After a tennis match at the usual club, I had responded 'present' to a request from my doubles partner, Kelly, a beautiful girl with whom I had a sincere friendship. With her car in the mechanic's, she had asked me if I could drive her home, and of course I said yes with no problem. I had no timetable for homecoming, and we stopped for half an hour at a downtown bar to refresh ourselves after the exertions of the sports performance. We chatted amicably for a while and then I drove her home. Nothing wrong with that, you might say. Of course, only that my wife saw us.

When I got home, after a slightly shorter-than-usual welcome kiss and after giving me time to change, Layla immediately jumped on the subject, "Who's that girl you were sitting with at the bar today?"

"What? Did you see us? And why didn't you come closer?"

"You know you don't answer a question with more questions. Who was she?"

"Her name is Kelly and we play together sometimes at the clubhouse. I have nothing to hide. Why didn't you approach? I could have introduced you and then we could have gone home together."

"I didn't want to bother you. You were talking so well!"

"Hey, don't get any ideas, okey? She's just a friend. As you could see, there's nothing more to it."

"I didn't see anything because I went away."

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