Rob shouldn't have been near his home that evening, he should have been miles away at the other side of town. He had taken his dress suit with him that morning so he could go straight to the function from the office, but the one thing he had forgotten was his speech. He was giving the address tonight and he had worked long and hard on what he had to say to the members of the local business group of which he was a member.
He had showered and changed at the office and it was then he discovered to his dismay that he had not picked up his speech. He looked at his watch. It would take him fifteen minutes to get home and then about twenty to get from there to the conference centre where the business group was meeting for their annual dinner and get together. He realised he could just make it if he rushed. The traffic should not be a problem now. Rob was feeling a little disappointed, and annoyed that he was going on his own to the dinner, but Margo, his wife, had called off at the last moment. She had said she was not feeling too well.
He made it back to his place in about seven minutes by skipping a couple of red lights, but there was no one around to notice. He was more than a little surprised to discover a flashy looking convertible parked on his drive. He wondered who it belonged to. As he walked towards the house, he also noticed that the lights were off downstairs, but they were on in the master bedroom. It looked out over the garden. He didn't know what it was, but something was troubling him. He let himself into the house with his key and stood listening in the darkened hallway. At first he could not hear a thing, and then he heard a cry from upstairs. He silently made his way up the broad staircase. The bedroom door was slightly open and the lights were on. From his position outside the door he could not see directly into the room, but he could see the mirrored doors of the fitted wardrobes, and it was what he saw in them that stopped him in his tracks.
Margo, his beautiful wife, was kneeling up on the bed clutching on to the headboard. She was completely naked. Kneeling behind her with his thick cock protruding from her pussy was a naked guy who Rob recognised instantly as her tennis coach, Victor. As he thrust into her she moaned, tossing her long red hair back and pushing her body against him. He could see Victor grinning as he caressed her swinging breasts, pulling on her already extended nipples.
Rob stood there transfixed. He glanced at his watch. If he didn't move quickly, he would be late. He needed to be at the meeting, for tonight he was to be nominated as chair of the business group, a position he had oiled a few palms for over the last few months. He could deal with that bitch later, he decided. There were more important things at the moment than a straying wife. Silently he made his way along to his office. He picked up his speech and tucked it into his inside pocked. Then he made his way quietly back downstairs and back out to his car.
He drove quickly to the conference centre thinking about what he had just witnessed. No wonder the bitch did not want to come to the annual dinner, he thought. She had other things to satisfy her hunger rather than food. At the dinner, he almost managed to forget about his problems at home and enjoyed the evening, especially the part where he was nominated as chair of the business group. As the evening wound down, he was not sure what his plans were, how was he going to tackle the problem at home. He hadn't really considered it until now. Was he going to face her with it? The more he thought about it, the more he decided that he wanted her to get her just deserts. He had always treated her well. Maybe their sex life had not been all it should be, but he was building up his business, and that had been his main priority.
She had never been refused anything. She had her own generous allowance, a company car, and only a month ago he had presented her with a company gold credit card, but obviously this materiel wealth did not satisfy her needs. There were other things she needed, things Rob was not supplying her with. The more he thought about it, the more he wanted to get even with her for betraying his trust.
Chris Evens, one of the members of the business group committee, suddenly brought him back to reality. He plunked himself down in a chair beside him. "You're not looking all that happy considering you just got the Chairmanship."
Rob smiled. "Sorry, Chris, I have other things on my mind, but I'm very pleased with my position as Chair."
Chris looked around. "I see there was no Margo tonight. Is she not well?"
Rob nodded. "She called off this afternoon, said she had a bad head."
Chris shook his head. "Typical woman, no thought."
Just then three of the other members came up. "Come on you two, we're going down to Molly's to celebrate and finish the night off."
Chris looked across at Rob. "Are you up for it?"