A cuckold adventure in Millie's Vast Expanse
Β© Copyright 2021 by Millie Dynamite
This is a work of fiction and not intended to promote any lifestyle. This is merely a representation of the fantasy of the cuckold lifestyle. The names, characters, places, and incidents are drawn from the author's imagination or used fictitiously. Any similarity to any person, living or dead, is coincidental and unintentional. This story contains some sex and violence. If you have an issue with cuckoldry, humiliation, domination, or any other trope in such fantasies, you should read no further. If you like such stories, I hope you enjoy what follows.
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In the Expanse, people, like water, seek out their own level. Meet Candy, she married for money. Meet her husband, Jeffery. As he always did, he married for love, using his money to purchase her undying fidelity, along with a vow of everlasting love. Everlasting love is an expensive commodity and requires sacrifice beyond cash. Fidelity, well, faithfulness can't be purchased or even rented. A wealthy cuck just doesn't understand until he is forced to do so.
Their world is about to collide with reality. A cuckold is a cuckold before he understands he's a cuckold, time to wake up and smell the cheating, taste the cum, and accept his place in the world.
"
Fasten your seat belts, it's going to be a bumpy night
!"
Betty Davis as Margo in '
All About Eve
'
Jayden and I meet a few weeks after he transferred to the Naval base outside of town. I sat on a barstool sipping my Pappy Van Winkle when this tall African American man in full dress uniform sat next to me. He wore Captain's bars, possessed an air of authority. I nodded to him when perched on the next stool. He returned my nod with his own acknowledgment. In a deep voice, without turning toward me, he said, "Yo."
"I'll have bourbon. Pour a shot of Evan for me," he said to the bartender. He spoke genial enough. Still, he gave an order.
"Give him a double of Pappy. Nothing too expensive for our servicemen," I told the bartender. Turning to the Marine, "My way of saying, thanks for your service."
"Well, sir, thank you," he said, glancing at me. "Quite generous of you."
I nodded to him, continued to sip my bourbon, lost in thoughts as I studied a picture of my wife. The warmth of the booze passed over me. I sensed his eyes staring at me, taking a sideways glance at him. The Captain studied me, scrutinizing my face. After a few moments, he turned his attention to the picture in my hand. I turned and stared at him, a smirk twisted onto his lips. With his long, thick index finger, he pointed at my photograph.
"She's grade-a-looker, sir," he said. The sir sounded different from before, a somewhat disdainful tone, like a putdown.
"Yes, she is," I said, ignoring his tone. I continued with pride in my voice, adding, "We have only returned from our honeymoon."
He licked his thick lips, reached over, and took the picture from my hand, ogling the image of my wife with obvious lust in his eyes. He studied her photo for a moment, handed me the picture back. Took the Pappy and sipped some from his glass.
"Let's move to a booth and visit," he said.
"I don't think..." he broke in on me.
"I said let's move to a booth," he repeated. "This isn't a request, mister." He spoke with the self-assured confidence of a man who orders men about for a living. "Give us the bottle and put the Van Winkle on his tab," he told the bartender. Joe handed him the bottle, not asking me for permission.
This man's familiarity with having his way was oblivious. The Marine stood, walked to a booth, turned back to me, and pointed to one side of the booth. Standing like a statue, he locked his dark eyes on me. I sat with an emotionless expression, with perfect posture, motionless, I guess trying to show him I didn't take orders.
"Here, now," he said as he snapped his fingers. Without waiting on me, he sat down and put my bottle in the middle of the table after he refilled his glass. Fixing his eyes where he ordered me to sit, without so much as glimpse my direction. I don't comprehend why I immediately moved to him. But rather than sit, I stood next to the booth.
The Captain turned his head to me, snapped his fingers again, pointed to the seat across from him. The scowl on his face spoke volumes sending a shiver down my back.
I sat in my designated spot, meekly following the order. Sitting down across from him, I picked up the bottle, started to pour myself more. He grabbed my wrist, a firm, painful grip, twisting my arm. He pushed downward, forcing me to put down the bottle.
"You don't need more right now," he said. "Finish what you have first." Letting go of my wrist, he glowered at me with cold, dark eyes.
I let loose of the Pappy's, placed both hands on the table. He put his dark hand over my pale white one. A sly grin passed over his face, and he said, "Your wife is a lot younger than you."
"Twenty-five years," I told him with some measure of pride.
"You'll never hold on to her if you don't let her have some real freedom. Women are strange creatures. I figure you have one failed marriage already or more."