Author's Notes: This is a sequel to
Cheat-ify The Bitch
. CTB was a 750 word offering and only takes a couple of minutes to read. (yes and vote) This story won't make any sense if you haven't read CTB.
One of the anon's comment on the original CTB story suggested the male cheater shouldn't get away with it. My little reptilian brain thought for at least 2 seconds before saying Hell yes, let's get him.
I wrote it as a flash story instead of the 750 word format. I couldn't stand him getting anything less than every painful moment he had coming. Golfers will appreciate my attention to detail.
All characters are over 18 years of age. Please don't forget to vote and comment. It's the only payment we get.
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Monitoring Virginia's Facebook account after her death I discovered her paramour and his wife intended to be at her announced Celebration of Life. That did not sit well with me. I never intended to kill Virginia and truthfully, in my mind, she did it to herself, but for that asshole to escape unharmed. Not happening!
He was her co-worker. How or what he ever said to persuade her to crawl into bed with him was a mystery. The investigator had supplied me with a small amount of video and numerous pictures, but on the video they never talked about the why. Only the 'God this is fun' kind of comments while his dick beat a rat-a-tat-tat on her willing pussy like Woody Woodpecker hammering a tree. It's not like he was bigger than me or better as far as I could tell.
Maybe if she'd shared something I could identify with, something I did wrong to drive her into his arms. But the constant cries of 'fuck me' and 'harder Bill' gave me no clue why. The shudders running through her body when her pussy melded with his cock taking his fluids bare and unrestrained into her womb gave me no idea either. She always made me use condoms.
He, William, just call me Bill, had the gall to call and tell me her co-workers had gotten together and done a video with some of their work activity pictures. Drinks after work, summer barbecues, Christmas parties and other events. Everybody had contributed. He was going to be the presenter and needed video facilities and an opportunity to speak at her Celebration.
I was rubbing my hands when I gave him a resounding YES! There was going to be an open mike opportunity for people to talk about Virginia and their own recollections of her. Would he care to go first? It seemed he would. Bonus!
The big day dawned miserably grey and pouring rain, heavy clouds stretching from horizon to horizon.
The room was filled with a couple of hundred people by two o'clock that afternoon. Friends, co-workers, relatives and some I didn't recognize at all. I had asked that children be left at home. I told everyone I remembered going to a funeral as a child and coming away traumatized. I was pleased to see everyone had listened for once.
The Master of Ceremonies was up first, one of our good friends that knew Virginia and I quite well. He introduced the Minister who spoke of her being in a better place. God's grace he called it. What a twit.
The opportunity for people to come share their memories was announced and Bill was called up to the podium to start it off. He smiled at all the curious faces staring back at him and took a deep breath turning to the large screen hanging from the ceiling behind him, showing a picture of Virginia taken at our wedding.
He turned back, picked up the remote control for his video and pushed the button...
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I love Skyy Vodka. It's quite mellow compared to other brands on the market being quadruple distilled and triple filtered. Virginia had loved it too. We drank far too much of it, nothing unusual to see us finish a large bottle every week. Sometimes more if there was company. Myself, I loved it with sweetened grapefruit juice and ice. Quite tasty really. Skyy, being a big company was sold in many countries in the world so when you were travelling it was something you could easily find and not end up with crap.
But the best part of Skyy vodka was the promotion they'd been running for the last few months. Atop every one of those large blue bottles of deliciousness was a tiny little promo box. A tiny little box with a free speaker inside. About 2x2 they were perfect size to put a sticky on the back and attach them under chairs, tables and little nooks around the room where they were all but invisible. It seemed with our drinking pursuits we'd acquired a lot of them.
Those tiny little speakers were Mighty Mouse powerful beyond their size, and astonishingly for such a small treasure, Bluetooth capable.