Samantha finds out her husband stole from his employers, and they want her to have three children for them, one to raise themselves, to avoid prosecution. This chapter contains oral sex, lesbian sex, anal play, a threesome, coerced sex, and coerced breeding. My thanks to JohnnyGalt and Steve150177 for helping to make this better.
My Husband Fucked Me Over, Ch 1
"You Bastard"
"Hey, honey, you look gorgeous," Ransom said.
Ransom Ford, was my husband of six years, father of my beautiful daughter, Emmaline, or Emma for short, age almost three. My name was Samantha, although most of my friends just called me Sam, and I had to agree with him. I did look gorgeous, incredible in fact. I kept my 5-10 figure in pristine shape, playing volleyball, basketball, with some aerobics and weight training thrown in. I didn't weigh an ounce more than I did when I graduated from college, despite having had a child.
Then, last Monday, Ransom had given me five hundred dollars and told me to buy a new dress. We were invited to his boss's mansion for supper on Friday and he wanted me looking my best to impress the boss.
"Why are they inviting us?" I asked. "Are other employees going to be there?"
"Nope. It's not a party, or work meeting. It's just us. I think he's looking at me for that new vacancy for the head of the accounting department. I think he's just vetting us to make sure we fit in with the other big wigs, which is why I want you looking your absolute best."
"Damn, does that mean we can think of having another child, maybe move up to a bigger house, honey?"
"I sure hope so, babe."
So I went out and bought the perfect little black dress, which emphasized my nice bust, my slender hips, my flat stomach. I bought matching fuck-me pumps with four inch heels, so I wouldn't be taller than my husband's six feet-two inches. I'd had my hair done, a nice blonde wave falling to just below my shoulders. I'd just brushed on some ridiculously expensive lipstick that was supposed to last all night without rubbing off, and when I looked in the mirror, I looked ab-fab.
"Of course, this would make you look a hundred times better, Sam."
Ransom handed me a long black velvet jewelry box.
"Wow, what's this. You don't have the job yet, honey. We can't be wasting our money."
"Don't worry. I've managed to put a little aside for a rainy day. I know it's not raining today, but tomorrow is looking a hell of lot sunnier."
I opened the box, maybe hoping for a string of pearls. Instead, I find a necklace of what looked like diamonds to my untutored eye.
"Rance, are these real diamonds?"
"They sure are."
"We definitely can't afford this, Ransom. This necklace has to be worth at least ten thousand dollars."
"More actually. I told you I had some money set aside for a rainy day."
He took out the necklace and fastened it around my neck. It was stunning. I really did look like a million bucks.
"Rance, it's too much. We could use this towards a down payment on a new house. Please tell me you kept the receipt and you can get our money back?"
"Don't worry. I've got it covered."
"How can you have it covered? We've been scrimping for five years. How the hell do you put enough away for a rainy day to afford this?"
"I'm a financial wiz, honey. That's why I think they're looking at me for the new job. I've got lots of ideas for the department. They're going to be so glad they promote me."
"Counting chickens, Rance. I hate that. We build for the future, and not mortgage it on things like diamonds that I probably can't wear more than once a year."
He kissed me. "Come on, Sam. Live a little. Can't you put a smile on, just for me. We're going places. This is just the start."
"I sure hope you're right." I tried to put a smile on. Still, I had a bad fucking feeling about this, going on this crazy spending spree.
Ransom was dressed in a new suit that he'd purchased and he looked good. I straightened his tie, and when I did I saw the tag over the inside pocket. The suit coat said Armani. What the ever-loving fuck!
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Robert Taft, Founder, President, and CEO of Taft Financial Services, was a self made millionaire, maybe a billionaire by now. He didn't live in a Mcmansion; he lived in the real thing. He lived on ten acres of prime real estate in Naples, Florida, with 200 feet of ocean frontage. The land itself was probably worth 20 million, let alone the house on it. He drove a car more expensive than my house in Lehigh Acres, and his wife had one just as expensive.
I'd seen Mr. Taft from a distance a few times at company to-dos, but never met the man. He was very handsome, a sort of chiseled from a block of granite, sort of guy, in his mid forties according to the company bio. He had salt and pepper hair, very distinguished, a philanthropist, sat on the boards of a half dozen other companies in addition to his own. He probably had a couple of country club memberships, as I understood he had another home in Aspen, but he was fit, probably playing tennis, golf, yachting, whatever.
His current wife, Penelope, his second after his first wife died in a crash with a drunk driver, was a bit of a trophy wife, although reportedly smart as a whip. She was about ten years younger, so say, age 36, blonde like me, killer body, a perfect smile and gracious as all get out. She served on a half dozen charitable boards, apparently a fund raising demon. I'd seen her photo in the society pages a couple times, but never met her personally, either.
I admit to being a little nervous meeting the boss and his lady. Apparently, this was a big deal for Ransom, the kind of make or break dinner that could jump start a career, or kill it. I was a bit of a rough cut, a tomboy for the first sixteen years of my life, but a reasonably good student, probably B+ average through high school and college. Got to college on an athletic scholarship, volleyball, mid-level school, but I'd never been tutored in the finer points of etiquette, and worried I'd eat something with the wrong fork, or some equally bizarre faux pas.
Remember the scene from Pretty Woman, where Julia Roberts accidentally flips an escargot about four tables away, and an alert waiter snatched out of the air in the fancy restaurant she was in? I was worried I might pull the same sort of stunt, but there'd be no alert waiter and the escargot would disappear into the dΓ©colletage of a several thousand dollar dress Penelope was wearing. That kind of faux pas. Yes, I was nervous. Turns out, that wasn't the kind of nervous I should have been. No, no, this was a hundred, a thousand, times worse.
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The house was beautiful, lights everywhere illuminating the house, various and sundry trees, and even the flowers around the house. The bottom floor was just concrete pillars, a place to park the cars, and to protect the house itself from flooding from storm surge during the occasional hurricanes we got in Florida. There was a staircase on the outside, going up to a wide deck facing the Gulf, the first of the three floors above it, four if you included a widow's walk arrangement on the top, which was nothing more than a small solarium, surrounded by wide spaces and a railing. So we went up the stairs and knocked on the door. When we arrived, a butler opened the door. A butler. I felt like I was in a dream, one which was about to turn into a nightmare.
I was surprised we weren't met by the Tafts themselves. I couldn't imagine having someone over for dinner and not meeting them at the door.
"You must be Mr. and Mrs. Ford. Right on time. Mr. and Mrs. Taft are in the drawing room. Right this way, please."
"Not the dining room?" I asked. It was seven PM. I'd barely eaten lunch in anticipation of the evening, and I was hungry. I didn't need small talk, I needed food.
"No, ma'am," the butler said.
We followed him to, what, a cross between an office, in that there was a light desk, or table, that Mr. Taft was sitting behind, and several chairs in comfortable arrangements. One of the chairs occupied by Mrs. Taft, another by an officious looking man. There were a couple of burly guys standing beside the door, and they locked the door behind us. This definitely didn't feel like a dinner party, and Ransom knew it too. He looked extremely nervous.
"I'm sorry," I said. "I thought we were coming for dinner. I didn't have much for lunch, so if this is a meeting of some sort, could we have some snacks?"
"No, it's not dinner, but I can order you something to eat," Mr. Taft said. "Anything in particular?"
"A sandwich works. I'm not fussy. Are you offering Ransom the job in the accounting department?"
Mr. And Mrs. Taft looked at each other in a way I didn't like. This looked more and more like a trial for some crime I was unaware of. Robert made a call on a desk intercom, and ordered a roast beef sandwich. Ransom was sweating, even though the room was cool. I even had some goose bumps from the a/c.
Mr. Taft hung up the phone. "It's not a job offer, at least not to Mr. Ford. I'm informing you of a crime and what you need to do, to take care of it."
"I haven't committed a crime, if that's what you're implying," I said.
"How much did that necklace you're wearing cost?"
"I have no idea. Ransom gave it to me tonight. He said it was diamonds, so I thought at least ten thousand. You think he stole it from the jewelers?"
"I doubt it," Mr. Taft said. "And the cost is probably twice that."