I do not do RAAC stories.
I also do not do BTB that end up in physical violence or death, so some members of the BTB club will be unhappy. Yes, my wife and I separated and it was painful (more for me than for her), but I did not wish her dead or damaged because of it.
In the Revenge series I try to write stories where cheaters are punished, but in ways that are possible, even though they all go further than I would consider realistic. After all, this is fiction and the ultimate aim is entertainment rather than strict realism.
If you still want to carry on reading after this, thank you. I hope you enjoy the story.
Revenge: Living Well...
Is the best revenge. My wife forgot that.
My car is in the furthest corner of my firm's car park and a beautiful woman is in the front seat with my cock in her mouth. I am trying to make sure that nobody is approaching the car but, as you will appreciate, I am having problems concentrating. We are far enough away that anybody standing at a window will not actually be able to see what is going on but they would all be able to guess. News of what we have been up to will quickly spread. Good.
I twist in my seat and push further past her lips and unload several heavy jets and she swallows every one. She can take my cock further than my wife could ever manage. Her head comes up and she runs her tongue around her lips to check for any leakage but as usual she has not missed any.
"Time to get back to the office," she says.
It is great to be alive!
*****
It was not always like this. My wife and I were an unexceptional married couple. We were both slim and of average height for our sex. We dressed casually and if we walked past you in the street you would have no reason to remember seeing us.
Then one night we were on the sofa watching TV when Angie said, "Do you think life is passing us by?"
It was a fair question. The discussion took on a life of its own and we continued talking until late in the night. Our entire lives had seemed to be accomplished by taking the line of least resistance. We met because we both worked in the same building for the same company and were still there, though we had both been promoted in the intervening years. We worked, we came home and watched TV or a DVD and rarely went out. We shared the cooking and the cleaning. We had never owned a flash sports car or held wild, druggy parties. We had never had a meal in an extortionately expensive restaurant and the few times we had been to a trendy club was when we had been dragged there by friends.
I suggested we could go to see a play or even a musical (though I hated them). Look up old friends that we had not seen for a while. Go to the cinema as this was something we used to enjoy and used to able to discuss the film we had seen for days afterwards. Check out some of the local restaurants as there were a lot of new ethnic choices available in our area that had not been there before. I even suggested date nights, which was something I had seen suggested on the internet.
It was not until we were in bed the night after and I was having trouble sleeping that I suddenly realised what was keeping me awake. "You asleep?" I asked.
"Mmmm. I was just on the verge until you asked me if I was asleep. What is it?"
"I was thinking about our conversation last night and just realised that I made all the suggestions and you shot every one of them down. It was like you were deliberately trying to avoid agreeing to anything I said and I want to know where we are going with this. Are you after a divorce?" That was a bit of a leap but I wanted her full attention.
Then she was wide awake and interested. "No, I don't, but we are becoming a boring middle-aged couple and we have to do something drastic to pull us out of our rut. Do you remember how exciting it was when we first moved in together. I want that thrill back again before we become too old to enjoy it."
I gave it a couple of seconds thought. "OK, we can do that. We can sell the house and move in to a cold and draughty flat with cheap furniture. Get rid of the car and catch the bus to work. Spend Friday nights juggling our money to see if we have enough to go down the pub."
"Don't be bloody facetious! You know what I mean. When we first got together we both brought new things to the relationship and we learned things from each other and grew together. We are now past that stage and we can't surprise each other any more."
"Well you have certainly just surprised me. Tell me, Ange, what is your answer to our supposed dilemma? Because I think I can see where this is going and it probably will not be a
surprise
after all."
She sat up in bed and looked me in the eyes. "We need a short break from each other. We need to make new friends, try out new things and bring those back to our marriage and build on them. Think of it as a six month sabbatical. We need to get the excitement back."
I did not look away. "Two weeks is a short break, six months is major separation. If you are planning what I think you are planning then you won't be bringing anything back because we will not have a marriage." I then turned away from her. Now that I knew where she stood I finally managed to get some sleep.
*****
The next day I called some people I trusted and who had gone through similar situations and asked their advice. Two days later we sat down and I opened the discussion.
"If you are still talking about a separation I have drawn up a document to give us some guidelines. It is not a legal document, but it does at least give some actions we can both agree on. I wanted something in writing so there are no misunderstandings or later recriminations."
She looked shocked. "What gave you the fucking right to try to decide what I can do? You don't own me."
"Well, in a way we own each other. But that is not what I am on about. We have shared assets, goods and savings, and we need to agree how they are protected. It helps you as much as me as it means I can't go out and blow all of our savings on a Ferrari. So I suggest we split our savings equally and each have total control over our own halves. We get joint monthly statements so we can see that the other is not spending it all and at the end of the separation we each know how much the other is bringing back to the marriage."
"But you earn more than me!" That was a good point but I had already thought of it.
"You don't want a divorce, just a holiday from being married, so I do not have to pay alimony. The difference is not that much, so for six months we are not talking about a lot. To me our biggest expense will be where we live."
Now came the look of incredulity. "WHAT! I thought we would continue to live here. We can be separate and carry on living in the same house. It will be like flatmates!"
"No, it won't. I will probably stay in and watch DVDs or read a book most of the time but your idea is that you will be going out. I will always be wondering what you are up to so I can't stay in the same house as you. We will rent this out for six months and split the rental money equally between us. We should have enough that we can each get a reasonable flat. At the end of the six months we decide what we want to do. We can move back in and continue with our marriage, extend the separation for another agreed period or divorce and sell the house."
She stormed out. I had already moved all of my stuff into the second bedroom and the atmosphere around the house was ice cold.
But after a couple of days she signed the agreement. That told me a lot. She obviously had an over-riding reason for the separation and it was something she did not think I would be happy with.
*****
It was a couple of weeks after tenants had moved into our house and the separation had finally kicked off when Estelle came to my desk and pulled up a chair.
"Hi Steve, how are you?"
"I'm OK, Stella. How are you?"
"Fine, but let me ask you a question. What is going on with you and Angie?"
"We are having a temporary separation from our marriage. Six months initially."
"Ah, that explains the rumours and gossip."