Authors Note: I sincerely hope that the original author "wantwhitewomen" doesn't mind this continuation of his story "Dot Makes Tim a Cuckold". (please read at least his last chapter or two for background)
Mark Twain once said "Plagiarism is the sincerest form of flattery". Although I did not plagiarize but I did shamelessly use the great characters and storyline and took his story into a much different direction.
I personally do not care much for the wimpy cuckold genre of erotica but for some reason the intensity of the situations in this story really hooked me and emotionally drew me in. I actually got angry at the characters while reading it. That had never happened to me after reading hundreds of stories here.
I think the subtle changes in Dottie's character throughout the original chapters and the fact that she was conspiring with her lovers to see how far they could push her husband was quite compelling.
The original ending in Chapter 14 (uploaded in September, 2006), had Tim waking up from a 3 month coma thinking his wife dating other men had been a bad dream and added an unknown man who died in the car accident and an unknown woman who lived. It also pulled in Jim and Dianne, seemingly out of nowhere, who were minor characters early on. The tickets for the rained out baseball game and the mention of a makeup game the next day was also a challenge to incorporate into this murder thriller.
I have seen guys go apeshit in the comments on these cuck stories so please keep this in mind. The original author made Tim a wimp and I pretty much left him that way. Dottie told Tim early on that if he wanted her to start having sex with other men, then only she would decide when it would end. I think even a fictional character deserves what he gets if he wants a situation like this to occur in the first place. I hope the story is enjoyable to everyone but especially to the original author "wantwhitewomen" if he ever reads it.
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Dottie watched from outside of the room as the nurses made Tim more comfortable and ready to sleep now that the powerful medication was taking hold. Her children, parents and in-laws were all smiling from ear to ear thanking God that Tim was finally awake from the coma. They all knew that there was going to be a long tough road ahead. The group walked down the familiar hallways of the Hospital holding hands, through the lobby and out to the parking garage. Hugs and kisses to everyone and Dot's Mom said "I know you have a lot of preparation to do for Tim's return so we'll keep the kids for another week or two."
"Thanks Mom" Dot said "You have no idea how much I have to do" She smiled, hugged and kissed the kids and her folks a final time that night and walked to her car. She climbed into the car, locked the doors, closed her eyes, took a deep breath and sighed...
Dot picked out of her purse the cell phone she had purchased at a grocery store loaded with pre-paid minutes, speed-dialed a number and said to the deep voice who answered it. "we need to talk..., He just woke up..." The voice said "Holy shit... it's about fuckin' time..." Click.
Tim's Mom got to the Hospital at 7am sharp and had to wait a few minutes while the staff prepared Tim to accept visitors. His body had atrophied since he lay on the bed for the past 3 months. A few days of physical therapy would be ordered before he could go home. It was a miracle that he survived his injuries. Burns, fractured skull, broken arm, collar bone, punctured lungs, ruptured spleen, severe brain trauma and major blood loss. His condition was 'Critical' for the entire first month and the Doctors told Dot and the family to hope and pray for the best, but be prepared for the worst. Nobody including the Doctors actually expected him to live without severe permanent brain damage.
His Mother was let into the room after the nursing staff had finished cleaning him up and changing his catheter and bedpan. Since he was now conscious, he could feel pain so they had him on a strong morphine drip that dulled his senses along with the pain. His Mom gently took his good hand in hers and cried while smiling at him. "Oh Timmy, we thought we lost you." Tim replied "till last night, I didn't even know I was lost". The tears flowed while they both laughed a little bit. Tim chuckled until he cringed with pain.
"Mom, what the hell happened to me?"
"You barely survived that car accident. Your brother Jim and Dianne came to your house on their way to a Florida vacation on Saturday in the afternoon. Your friend Lee had tickets for the baseball game that night so you all went to the game. You and Lee left the game early to get some snacks and beer for an after party when they announced the game might be called off due to a storm. They say you either picked up hitchhikers or gave someone from the Stadium a ride." Tim's Mom said, "Do you remember any of this?"
Tim sat in bed and stared forward at the wall. "Not a thing"
"The police said Lee had the same model car that had some uncontrollable speed issues with it's internal computer. It went out of control taking the back country way home by the river to avoid traffic and you hit a tree at more than 100 miles per hour." she said just barely holding back tears. "Dot had Jim and Dianne drop her off at the house around 10pm Saturday night and they drove off to Florida instead of coming in for an after game drink or two since you guys were not there yet. Dottie said Jim told her that he wanted to drive at night to avoid the traffic anyway." She sobbed while she knew she should withhold Jim and Dianne's disappearance a couple of States away a few days later. She decided to save that trauma from her son for later. "That car hit the tree on the front drivers side immediately killing your friend Lee. You were in the passenger front seat and an unknown man was in the back. They said a woman had jumped out of the car right before it hit. Timmy do you know who that man and woman was?"
Tim shook his head no. Tim's Mom continued.
"By chance an RN driving by saw the car in flames, stopped and called 911 and was able to pull you from the burning vehicle just seconds before the full gasoline tank ruptured and burned. A fire downtown had all the tanker firetrucks busy so it took almost an hour before one arrived and could start dousing what was left of the burning car. The car was registered to Lee and you had no identification. Police took fingerprints after you got to the Hospital but since you had never been arrested, they couldn't identify you. The woman they brought in was treated and she left. They never got her name. It was Monday when Dot reported you missing and your face and body were so mangled from the accident that the Police had to bring her in to identify you."