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PREFACE
As a
WARNING
, this story is my entry for the
April Fools 2025
Contest. It has parts that could fit into Literotica Categories of; Exhibitionist & Voyeur, Interracial Love, Loving Wives, and even Toys & Masturbation.
Simply put, if any of these categories are not to your liking, go read something you like.
Everyone depicted in acts of sex are over the age of 18. Any resemblance or reference to real names or places is purely coincidental.
I'm sorry to have to add this statement, but...
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As if I wasn't busy enough, my phone didn't stop ringing all morning. For a Tuesday, it was as if Monday had never happened. I hardly had any calls yesterday, yet, everybody with a D.F.Q. (Dumb Fucking Question) must have saved them for today. Who do I see for this? What do I do about this? When did this happen? Where does this go? How can I do this? Why do we do this?
I finally hit a lull, for about 30 minutes, which gave me just enough time to get a refill on my coffee. Today was one of those days where there is no such thing as too much caffeine. Just as I was sitting down at my desk again, the phone rang. I answered it. On the other end was a neighbor of ours.
"Hello Mike, this is Debbie from next door."
It was unusual for Debbie, actually for any of our neighbors to call me at work. I was a little anxious as I replied, "Hi, Debbie. Is something wrong?"
"I don't know if I would say something wrong, but... and I know it really isn't any of my business, but I thought you should know. I feel terrible calling you, I feel like such a sneak. I mean, Cindy and I are friends."
"Why, Debbie? What's wrong?"
"A little while ago, I went out to get the mail. When I got back to the house, I saw a car pull up in front of your house. A man got out and the car drove off. The man walked up to your house and Cindy let him in."
"Cindy? Cindy should be at work." I was getting more anxious by the second.
"It was definitely Cindy. The guy even knew her by name. Cindy laughed when she saw him at the door and said his name. It sounded like she was expecting him. Come to think of it, I think I've seen him before."
"I wonder who it is."
"Are you having any work done? Maybe he's a repairman? Maybe she's getting an estimate on something?"
I had to think. If it was a repairman, he'd have a truck or something, not get dropped off. "I don't think so. If she needed something fixed, she'd have let me know."
"He was nicely dressed. Not a suit and tie, but neat, clean. Not like a repair man."
"What's he look like?" I was wondering if it was a salesman of some kind. Maybe a friend of ours dropping something off or picking something up. Friends of mine are always stopping by to borrow things. But I don't know why Cindy stayed home from work.
"He looks like he's around 30 or 35. Six foot maybe six foot two. Oh, yeah, he's black."
"Black?" I don't have any friends that are black, at least none that would stop by while I wasn't there.
Debbie paused for a few seconds and then said, "He's a nice-looking guy. He seems friendly. Like I said, it seems like she knows him."
"Okay, Debbie. Thanks. I'll give her a call and see what's going on."
"Don't let her know I squealed on her, okay. It might be very innocent."
"I'm sure it is. Thanks again."
Debbie and her husband Tony are not just neighbors, but good friends, especially Debbie and Cindy. They go shopping often. Tony has a very good, high-paying job with a bank, so Debbie has been able to stay home and raise their two children. Both of them are in high school. As close as Debbie and Cindy are, I understand why she'd be concerned if Cindy thought she informed on her.
I called Cindy's office. It rang a few times and went to her voicemail. I hung up without leaving a message. If she'd been on the phone, it would have gone right over to the voicemail. Now I wasn't only anxious, I was suspicious. This morning, when I left for my office, she was just about behind me going out the door.
I called Cindy's cell phone. It rang a couple of times and then Cindy answered. "Hi, sweetheart." She sounded like she was out of breath.
"Where are you?" I inquired.
"Ahhh. Umm." She took a deep breath. "I'm home. Why?"
I could hear her breathing. "I didn't know you were staying home today. I thought you..."
"I just didn't feel like going in. When I got out to the car, I said, screw it. Everybody else takes off whenever they want. I needed a sanity day."
Okay, I've had those days. I guess Cindy is entitled. "Why didn't you tell me?"
"I tried to. But your phone was constantly busy. I know you hate me calling you on your cell phone when you're busy."