(Author's note: All rights reserved. All sex participants are over 18. FYI: This is not a submissive cuck story and the bitch only gets first or second degree burns.)
Does It Really Stay in Vegas?
Jax and I live in a small town in Iowa. We married right after our high school graduation. When we went to Las Vegas we had been married about ten years.
Jax's family have been gamblers for generation after generation. Sometime in the 1950's, in a legendary poker game, Jax's great-grandfather even won the furniture store that Jax now runs. Jax gets a nice salary, but the ownership of the store has been split into many shares by the great-grandfather's descendants. Jax only owns around 20 per cent. Still, it is a nice living. Unfortunately, Jax is not the gambler that his great-grandfather was. He wins more often than he loses, but sometimes he loses a lot.
My name is Darlene Pendergraft. Jackson and I were high school sweethearts; however, the story of our trip to Vegas was a long time and far away from high school. We had heard tales about how great Las Vegas was and how much fun it was to visit. We went to some shows and then we started gambling. We won a little money and then we decided to call it a night and went to our hotel room. A few hours later I woke up and sensed something was wrong. Of course, Jax wasn't in bed, nor was he in our room. I called him on his cell phone. He didn't pick up, so I left a message. After a half-hour or so I called again. He still didn't pick up, so I left another message. After another twenty or thirty minutes he called back.
"What's going on?" I asked. "Where are you?"
"I'm in the casino at the hotel across the street," he said.
"Is everything all right?" I asked.
"Not exactly," he replied. "I'm in the restaurant of the casino across the street. Why don't you come over and I'll explain everything."
I quickly dressed and hurried across the street, still busy, even though it was the middle of the night.
When I got to the restaurant, I could tell that Jax was worried.
"What happened, Jax," I asked.
"I wasn't sleepy, and the gambling had been so much fun that I came over here to gamble some more." He continued, "I didn't have my good luck charm with me and so I was very unlucky. I lost some money; then I started doubling my bets, thinking eventually I would at least break even."
"What's the damage, Jax?"
"It's over twenty big ones."
"Twenty thousand dollars!" I exclaimed. "Jax, we don't have that kind of money!"
I could tell Jax was not his usual upbeat self as he began to explain. "I know, Darlene, that's why I feel so bad about it. Also, the credit department here wants me to sign a note. They're talking about using the store as collateral. I haven't explained that I'm only a part owner, even though I run the store. They want a plan with an interest-bearing note. I haven't come up with anything they would agree to. They haven't made any threats, but it's been a very tense situation."
"Can we raise any cash?" I asked.
Jax replied, "I have a few hundred dollars and a few $100 chips that I haven't turned in. Other than that, I have to go home and talk to the bank if they'll let me. The goons over by the door or watching to make sure I don't try to skip town. I'm not sure of our bank balance but it's probably a little over a thousand dollars. It will be more when my salary goes in on the first."
My part-time job had irregular hours and would be of little help in this situation.
The man behind me in the next booth interrupted. "I couldn't help but overhear your dilemma. I might be able to help you. If you're interested, I'll move over there and explain."
"At this point, we have to listen," Jax replied.
I moved over to sit beside Jax, and the man joined us. He was a good-looking fellow, looking to be a little older than Jax and I, but still in his prime.
He began his spiel, "It sounds like you guys got in a little over your head. I know your numbers, so I'm not offering a total solution, but it may be enough to get you out of your immediate difficulty. To a certain extent, this may be taking advantage of a situation, because you likely wouldn't consider my offer if you weren't in a bad place."
"That's probably true," Jax replied, "but what exactly is your offer?"
"I want your wife to be mine for the next twelve hours. For that, I'm willing to pay $10,000; there are some additional conditions."
"No, absolutely not," was Jax's immediate response.
"Jax, let's at least hear his whole offer, before we reject it," I remonstrated with him.
"You'd consider spending the night with this guy. You know nothing about him," Jax reminded me.
"You know better than I about the guys who want you to deliver over twenty thousand. If that's not a problem, I agree with you." I told him.
"Things can get ugly here if you get on the wrong side of the wrong people," the stranger told us.
"Okay, I guess we should listen, but I don't like the idea of you spending the night with someone you know nothing about," Jax assured me. "I don't like the idea of you spending the night with any body else. Not knowing him just makes it worse!"
"Tell us the rest," I asked the man.