Bobby confesses his sexuality.
THIS IS A RAAC
You have to read Tnicoll's story, or you will not understand the ending of this one. This is not a standalone story.
I want to thank Tnicoll for allowing me to write an ending to his story,
https://www.literotica.com/s/this-conversation-took-a-left-turn
He is a far better writer than I am.
I loved the story and main character, Bobby. You couldn't help but love the guy. I decided I would like to try to save him. So this is an unusual RAAC. Not great. But unusual. You are warned. This is an over top story.
The one thing I learned from this writing this story is. You can destroy a marriage in a couple of sentences and in a minute of time. But it takes a novel and a lifetime to fix one.
Microsoft editor said it was 100% correct and Grammarly 99% unless you are on an airplane it's good enough.
I left out a few details that I didn't think all that important. Good Luck!
Continued...
Six weeks later. Bobby and Mary dropped off Amanda at Alabama for her Freshman year. All soccer players were to report early for orientation and training. Hugs were exchanged amongst them, and they headed back home towards home.
Upon arrival home, Bobby hobbled with his cane down to the basement and returned with a large file and sat down at the kitchen table. "Mary, we need to talk." Mary sat down across from her husband, waiting for Bobby to tell her he was moving on.
"Mary," Bobby's eyes teared up. I am begging you not to take my company. I am sorry for what I did to us. And you. Please don't take my company. I have a check for you right now." I slid it over to her side of the table. Mary flipped it over and was shocked. She didn't know what to say.
"That's the down payment. I went to my lawyer last week. And he informed me that not only are you entitled to half the company. But you are entitled to half of the value of the company. The value of the hard assets is around $1 million. But to get out what it is worth, I'd have to sell it.
And if you add the customer base. And the future value of the renewals. It could sell for up to $10 million. I don't have that kind of money to buy you out. Mary, I'm responsible for over thirty people's lives. They depend on me to make responsible decisions." I chuckled, "Can you imagine it, Mary, using, responsible and Bobby in the same sentence.
I have the entire company's financial information here in this folder. You can call Ralph, and he will be glad to sit down with your attorney and accountant to verify the numbers. Nothing is being hidden from you.
Another way we can do this is I pay you 75% of what I pay myself until one day we sell it, and you'll get half then. All you have to do is spend the checks. You can have the house and everything in it. I know how much you love this house now.
I've bought a cabin and will be moving out. I will continue to carry all the kids and you on my medical insurance. You can keep your 401K. I don't have any retirement. Everything I made went back into the company. I hope one of these three options will work for you."
Mary looked at the $250,000 check and didn't know what to say. I stood up to leave, " I have to go to the office. Let me and my attorney know what you propose. I would apricate it if you didn't serve me in front of my people. Just call me and let me know when it is ready, and I'll come by your office and sign it." With that, I stood up and hobbled out to his truck. She couldn't see the tears in my eyes.
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An hour later, Mary heard the doorbell ring. She thought to herself, "Bobby finally fixed that doorbell." Mary's normally cheerful disposition soured when she saw Rosalyn standing in front of her."
"Hello, Mary. How are you doing?" asked Ros. But, not giving a shit.
Snarling back at her, "What do you want, Ros?"
"I don't know if Bobby told you, but I sold Bobby his new Cabin. Here are the second set of keys to it. You should see it, Mary, it overlooks Lake Martin. It has three bedrooms with a spacious master suite that overlooks the lake. You could see the Sunset in bed if you just happened to be in at the time of day." Giving Mary an evil smile.
Mary snarled, "Let me have them. I'll make sure he gets them."
Before turning to leave Rosalyn hesitated and sighed, "Before I go, I'm sorry. I shouldn't have blamed you for giving Peter Gonorrhea. When I heard that Bobby had it, I assumed that Bobby gave it to you, and you gave it to Peter. I'm sorry about that.
I don't know what you're going to do about Bobby, but that was Peter's second chance. He wasn't going to get a third.
Mary, Bobby's different from Peter. He was just a good ole boy. We all made fun of Bobby because he was so clueless. Especially when it came to women. Peter told me one time if he told a sex joke to Bobby that wasn't straightforward, Bobby would laugh. But you could tell he didn't get it.
When we used to get together at parties. All us girls would make sexual innuendos and flirt with him. He would smile at you trying to figure out what in hell you were talking about. We thought it was so cute.
We used to laugh about him. We all agreed, if you wanted to seduce Bobby, you better know how to bass fish or hunt. You could throw in talking about Astros Baseball or Alabama football or Monster Truck racing. Better yet NASCAR.
You could really get him excited talking about Budweiser versus Pabst Blue Ribbon beer." Mary started chuckling to herself because she knew Bobby got fired up about that.
"Mary," Rosalyn spoke with gritted teeth, "That fucking bitch Patti was a sexual predator. She said she would get even with all of us, and she did. She caused over half the divorces of the cheerleading squad."
Mary seethed as she took in the information, "That fucking bitch. She was selling dope to the other kids. I had to kick her off the squad and have her expelled from school."
Ros asked, "Mary, for old times' sake, can we sit down and talk?"
"Come on in. Can I get you something to drink?" replied Mary.
"I'll take a Diet Coke, please. If you have a little Jack you can add it," she replied. "Mary, Peter told me she worked on Bobby for months. If she had not gotten him plastered one night she would have never had gotten him into bed.
I know that is never an excuse but, Bobby never pursued her. Peter was a different story. He was stone-cold sober when he fucked her.
Peter told me, Bobby, never even talked about screwing another woman. Yeah, when they watched porn, they talked about it in generalities, what they would like to do to women. But that was just man talk. So keep that in mind before you kick him to the curb.
Just to let you know. Every woman in town knows that you two on the verge of getting divorced and are getting in line. That includes me. Because of our old friendship, I am giving you a heads up."
With a measured reply, "Ros, that was not the only problem we had. It was the fact I had to raise four children instead of three. I could never depend on him for anything. He never grew up to be a man."
"Mary, I agree with you about him back then," Ros replied. "I thanked God many times. Bobby always turned me down back in school. He said he was dating you. I figured you must have really loved him to put up with his shit." Rosalyn grinned, "But he has now, and you know it.
Mary, think really carefully before you go through with it. It's tough out here. For women like us to find a good relationship. Oh, you can find a stud to fuck us, as you well know. But then they want to go play Fortnight. They prefer hip-hop and rap to Kiss, Guns and Roses, and Van Halen. They barely know who Billy Joel or Madonna was.
Men our age want women 10 years younger than us if they are successful. If they are interested in us, they are usually damaged from previous relationships or cheated themselves. So why trade sideways."
Ros sighed, "It was right before Bobby was hurt. I got a call from him asking to see some lakefront property. He sounded depressed about having to do it. Up to that time, every time I ran into him, he was upbeat about the chance of you two working it out. What happened?"
Mary teared up and sobbed into her hands, "It's my fought he got hurt. I caused it."
Ros tilted her head and squinched her eyebrows. She asked, "What did you do?"
"I told him I had a date that Friday night. I was trying to get him to tell me what he wanted. I wasn't going to fuck the guy. I only dated one guy for a while since Bobby got out. I don't know what I was thinking. I wanted him to ask me not to go. Step up and stop me."
"Oh, Jesus, what were you thinking," Ros chided her. "We're talking about Bobby here. Did Bobby ever figure what you were doing until he accidentally saw your car at the hotel?"
"He never mentioned it. He never knew." Mary chucked, "His mother didn't tell him what I told her."
"See, Mary, Bobby has always had blinders on when it came to you. As far as other people. He thinks when he meets someone and shakes their hand, they're friends from then on."
Ros sighed, "I made a pass at him at the cabin." Mary's', eyes grew large. Ros shook her head, "Which is it, Mary? Are you in an open relationship or not? Can't have it both ways. Would you rather someone like me who cares for him goes after him or would you prefer some 25-year gold digger. You know I've had a thing for him since high school. I don't want his damn money. I've got my own.
Mary, Bobby is a one-woman man. The first woman he dates he'll marry. Another thing he would look really good on my arm. He is eye candy.