February Sucks
Poor Linda
Forward. This is a short future ending to George Anderson's February Sucks,
https://www.literotica.com/s/february-sucks
. I thought this ending would be perfect for Linda.
I am reposting because I got so many letters saying it was in the wrong category. I can't win with you guys.
If you haven't read that story in Loving Wives, you will not understand this story at all. So, for those who haven't, take an advanced dose of your high blood pressure medicine before reading the original.
Thanks to Reader Friend for his input
I am also tired of your complaining about my Grammar. So, I want everyone one of you who reads this story to send me 1 dollar, and I will hire the best editors. But if everyone doesn't, then suffer.
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How in the hell did it come to this? For those who don't know me, I'm Linda. Across from me sits my husband, Jim. At least he's my husband until the judge delivers the final verdict in about 1 minute.
I've fought this divorce for six months, and Jim won't give an inch. My stupid stunt that night back in February has cost me everything, well, not everything. I get the kids, house, and nice hefty alimony check every month: everything but my husband.
You see, it was supposed to be our Special Night back in February. Jim had been planning it for weeks. That night we arranged to meet Dee, my best friend, and her husband, Dave, along with Jane and her husband, at the Madison for dinner and dancing. Then, afterward, a night of animalistic sex.
I didn't want to make love. I wanted to be fucked. The kind that would make your pussy hurt every time you moved for the next week. The type of sex that every time one of my female colleagues at work looked at me, they could tell by the slutty smirk on my face that I had been FUCKED.
We arrived at the hotel that afternoon around 5 o'clock. We planned to shower and prepare ourselves for the evening. That evening I dressed to kill. I bought this little blue dress that would make men drool and wish they were Jim. I wanted to make Jim proud of me. He always told me I was the best-looking woman when I walked into a room.