This is a short spin off "What if" from my nearly completed longer story. This is probably a more accurate account of what would really happen. But if it was real it would make for very short stories. This story starts like a few of my others, but the end is different. In fact, I have two endings. There is no sex in this story.
It was a Saturday morning and we were having breakfast sat at the kitchen table. It was just tea and toast. I was knackered. I'd had an extremely busy week at work and Sally had nearly shagged me to death last night. Our sex life had been a bit up and down over the last 3 months or so. So, I took it when I could get it. She either turned me down flat or like last night nearly killed me. I put it down to 'the change'; she was that age.
"Sweetheart, can I ask you a big favour?" Where was this going? "You know I love you, right?"
I just nodded; I didn't like this.
She reached across the table and took my hand; she started stroking the back of it with her thumb.
She looked me straight in the eyes and said. "I want to sleep with another man."
I snatched my hand back. "No, no fucking way!"
"You slept with other women before we got married, you were my first and my only, I want to know what it's like to be with another man. It'll just be sex; it's you I love."
"Still fucking no way."
She came round to my side of the table and got on her knees, "Please, it'll be just the once, I want to know what it's like with another man."
"No, not a cat in hell's chance. You sleep with another man I will divorce you!"
She looked straight ahead; she was level with my chest. I knew this move; she had planned what she was going to say next. "If you really love me, you will let me do this." Guilt trip at me.
I put my finger under her chin and lifted her face so she was looking at me in the eyes and I growled at her. "If you really loved me you wouldn't ask to sleep with another man!" Guilt trip returned.
She stared at me and said, "I'm doing this."
"You've already done it?"
"No, no I wouldn't do that."
"Talk to me about it."
"I'm sorry, I can't, it's just something I have to do."