The sex in this particular tale is secondary to the plot of the story. This is not a torch the bitch story. If you want to read that type of story look elsewhere. Those of you that don't like a wife cheating on her husband and cuckolding him, should go no further with this story. This story is about cuckolding and cheating.
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If you have ever been to Virginia you have probably heard about my family, the Lockwell's. I am Vincent Lockwell and I am president and owner of Lockwell Industries. My family and I own two food procession plants in Virginia as well as a chain of electronic outlets in every state on the east coast. But my biggest achievement, the one in which I take the most pride in, is the Lockwell law firm which two of my sons and one of my daughters helped me built over the years.
Oh yes, I forgot to mention that I am also responsible for the introduction and production of some prestigious and of course very expensive brands of wine. I always tend to forget that part of my empire but there is a good reason for this.
You see I am a lawyer or should I say I was a lawyer when I was younger. I am now 88 and at this very moment, while I am explaining to you what is going on inside my mind, I am in a hospital stretched on my deathbed.
Yes, the doctors discovered a year ago that I had liver cancer; I was told yesterday that I was about to meet my maker in a few short hours. Each of my children came to visit me earlier in the day. I saw many tears in their eyes and I know that they all love me very much. Now I am suppose to rest, but my mind is in the process of reliving all the important events that occurred in my life before I undertake this final trip.
I have nothing to complain with my life, well very little. Except for a few wrong decisions I made and a few bad deeds, which were done over the years and of which I am ashamed and ask the good Lord to forgive me, I sincerely believe that I have live a good life. I also know that I will be leaving my mark on this world.
But by far, the greatest feat in my entire life and that which I am the most proud of, was raising my children in the path of rightness and fairness and planting in their mind the notion of always respecting others.
You see, my wife and I, we raised a family of six children, three boys and three girls. Every single one of them is now married and with children of his or her own. But what makes it so special about my children is not the fact that my wife and I raised them to become good and caring individual. No, in those days when my wife and I began working on our family, it was expected of young couples to have many children and for parents to guide them on the right path in life.
No, what makes it so special for me is the fact that when I was a young teen - it was in the early forties then - I became very sick. For two days and two nights I had a very high fever. I did get well after a week or so, but later in life when I was older, I learned that the fever had affected my capacity to have children. When I had myself checked after a few years of married life, and once I realized that my wife was still not in the family way, I was told by my doctor that my sperm count was zero. In other word I would never be able to father children.
Now you might ask yourself, how is it possible for me to be the father of six children when I was always shooting blanks? Some might suggest that I married a widow with six children and raise them as my own; others might believe that we started adopting children once we were married.
No! We didn't do anything like that. Let me tell you how it all happened.
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I was born in the year 1922 in a small town on the east coast of the United States. My father abandoned my mother just a few years after I was born and when I was five, my mother died of tuberculoses. I don't even remember my mother's face and have never seen a picture of her -- it was not very common to take picture in those days. But I was told later (by my grandmother with whom I went to live) that she was very pretty and that she loved me a lot.
After the death of my mother, I went to live with my grandmother in a large house on the fringe of a small town called Rockridge. In those days life was simple and difficult, half of the children of my age didn't go to school at all and the other half either had rich parents or had to work at home while attending school.
But even though I had not been born into a rich family, I was still one of the lucky one since my grandmother insisted that I completed my secondary education once I had graduated from primary school. So, for the next four years I was among the privilege one that attended Rockridge Secondary School.
Even though it was not common for someone to graduate from high school in those days, this was still not enough for my grandmother. She then insisted that I should go to college as soon as I was done with my high school education. By then WWII was just ending and the world economy was starting to roll again.
Of course money was still very tight for us, this plus the fact that I had to board in a big city so as to continue with my schooling, was causing hardship on both of us. Soon grandma had to sell part of the farm to pay for my expenses. Then six months before I was to graduate as a lawyer, my grandmother who was my only living relative, died in her bed.
It was 1944 then and I was twenty-two. That year I graduated and became a lawyer.
Right after my graduation, I sold my grandmother's house as well as the rest of the land around the house and with the money from the sale of the farm; I bought a car and a small house in Rockridge.
Until then I hadn't had the time or the money to go out with girls very often, my only experiences with the opposite sex being the half dozen dates that I had had. Of course I did get to kiss some of them and one even let me feel her breasts over her dress once, but this is about as far as my experience had gone with girls by the time I graduated.
It was just a few months after I began working that I met my future wife.
I had been hired to work for a small law firm in Rockridge and I was earning very good money. On weekends I used to jump in my car and ride around the countryside enjoying the scenery. In my heart I was still a country boy and I didn't like living in the city.
On one of those rides, while driving into the countryside about thirty miles from home; I was riding on a poorly maintained road and admiring the many trees on each side of the narrow road when I heard a strange clacking coming from the motor of my car.