This story is posted on the Literotica website. Do not repost anywhere else without the author's consent. For fans of my stories, they know what kinds of things to expect. This story deals with similar themes as the stories by wannabeboytoy, seducedHylas, and Dark Betrayal, namely cheating, betrayal, and heartbreak. If stuff like that isn't your cup of tea, then you probably shouldn't bother reading it. I do not condone any of these actions in real life. This is just a story. Enjoy.
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Pamela zoomed through the outskirts of her neighborhood, ready to confront the bitch who was supposedly sleeping with her husband.
This whole thing came out of left field, to say the least, but it explained a lot. Her husband Dean had seemed a bit distracted lately, ever since they moved into this neighborhood. Her husband's entire company had been transplanted to this city, so a lot of their friends had made the move as well. One of her friends, Cara, had broken the bad news.
She said she had seen Dean's car parked at their neighbor's house, right across the street from their home. Cara thought she had been mistaken, but it seemed like multiple times a week, she noticed what looked like Dean's car parked in her neighbor's driveway, and it seemed like he would be there for hours. Dean had never mentioned this, and none of their friends lived at that address. So, this was someone new. Someone he had just met. Someone who he snuck off and spent a lot of quality time with. It seemed like there was no other explanation.
Dean was cheating on Pam.
So, yeah, Pamela kinda freaked out. She was seeing red, and she was probably breaking multiple traffic laws as she zoomed towards the house of the bitch who was sleeping with her husband.
She wasn't even mad at Dean. Okay, that's not true, she was furious with him, but the thing was... he was smoking hot. He could have any girl. And any girl would want to have him. But he was Pam's. Pam had put in a lot of time and hard work in locking Dean down. She had waited patiently for her moment, and when the time came, she made it count. So, she was not gonna let some slut try to swoop in after Pam got the ring on his finger. No! Pam was ready to slap a bitch. Didn't she see his fucking ring? Didn't she realize he was married? Or was she just one of THOSE girls?
Pam zoomed into the driveway of this slut and stopped, her brakes skidding, parking behind an older Sedan that was parked in front of the closed garage. She slammed her car door and nearly sprinted towards the front door. Pounding on the door with her fist, she readied herself to scream and fight, to tear this bitch apart. But when the door opened, all the fire flowing through her veins was immediately extinguished.
"Oh my goodness, dear..." the older woman at the door said, poking her head out, confused. "You look like your breathing fire, honey. What can I do for you?" she asked with a bright, warm, patient smile.
Pam began laughing at herself, laughing like a crazy person as she looked at the older woman. She wasn't a stranger. They had met before. Her name was Edna. She had stopped by their house soon after they moved in to welcome them to the neighborhood, bearing treats. This wasn't some skanky harlot. It was just some old lady.
Edna looked very confused at the younger woman at her doorstep. She had wrapped herself in a pink cotton robe, holding it around her front. Although she was an older woman, she still seemed modern, with a stylish swath of short silvery blonde hair on top of her head. She wasn't overly worn by age. She did have a few age marks around her eyes and a few wrinkles on her face, but she was still pretty, warm, and friendly, even when facing down this seemingly insane younger woman.
"Am I missing something, dear?" Edna asked, confused, as the young woman was almost bent over, laughing.
"You must think I'm crazy!" Pam said, wiping the tears of laughter from her eyes.
"What do you mean?" Edna asked, ever patient.
"I... I have a friend. She lives across the street. She... Jesus... she said she saw my husband's car parked over here a few times. I... I thought..." Pam began, laughing at her own idiocy.
"You thought he was cheating on you?" Edna finished with a knowing smile, nodding.
"I thought he was cheating on me," Pam confirmed. "But he wasn't, was he? He was dropping off..." she began.
"The cookie tray." they both said at the same time, referencing the tray of cookies she brought over to welcome him to the neighborhood. The same tray Pamela had been pestering him to take back to her. Pam shook her head, feeling deeply ashamed at leaping to conclusions.
"I'm such an idiot..." Pam said to herself, putting her hand up to her head in embarrassment. A thought striking her, she looked up. "But wait... she said she saw him here multiple times..."
"Well, I love to bake," Edna replied deftly with a warm smile. "When he came over the first time, I gave him more goodies to take with him. And every time he comes over to bring that tray, I give him more. I'm sorry, I didn't know it would cause trouble."
The story seemed to make sense. And it would explain the new trays of cookies and baked goods that kept showing up. She thought he got them from work. She could have sworn that's where he said he got them from, but she must not have heard him right.
"But... and I'm sorry, but, she said he was here... for a while...?" Pam said, not suspecting any infidelity anymore, but still trying to sort out the final inconsistency in the story. The older woman laughed to herself.
"I'm sorry... I've been told I'm a bit of a blabbermouth," Edna admitted. "I think I held him up, filling him in on all the juicy gossip from the neighborhood. Again... I'm really sorry, dear."
Pam nodded, seeing the truth in the answer. She stood there, on this nice old lady's doorstep, no doubt seeming absolutely insane. Pam was shaking her head, smiling in anger at herself, until tears began to well up in her eyes.
"I must look crazy," Pam said, trying to smile as tears dripped down her cheeks. "I just..." But before she could finish, the older woman interrupted.
"Oh, hon, I don't blame you," the older woman said with a reassuring nod, stepping out onto the doorstep in just her pink cotton robe, pulling the younger woman in for a hug. "Dear, in my younger days, I would have done the same thing. Don't be upset. You're not crazy!"
Pam let the older woman hug her, feeling the older woman's large bust pressing into her chest. She held this hug for a minute or so, the older woman comforting the younger woman, holding her close, pressing her soft belly against the younger woman's, patting her back as Pam sobbed. Finally, the older woman stepped back, looking down at Pam.
"Honey, I know you might feel like a terrible person, a terrible wife, but don't," Edna told her, holding her shoulders. "You did this because you love him. You did this because you care. Don't be ashamed of loving him so strongly." Pam nodded at this and smiled.
"Thank you," Pam said, smiling and wiping her eyes.
"Hon, I know you're young newlyweds, and these moments might happen." Edna said warmly. "If you ever need to talk, feel free to come back. We can have some girl talk," the old lady said with a smile. Pam nodded. "I feel sorry for the woman who does cross you, dear. Haha," Edna said, cheering her up.
"I'm so sorry for bringing you into this," Pam said, stepping back.
"Oh, no problem, dear. You can come in now if you want, so we can chat," Edna offered, opening the door up more, holding her robe closed, as she gestured for the young wife to enter.
"No, no, I couldn't put you out. Not after coming here like a crazy woman," Pam replied. "But I'll take a raincheck," she finished. Edna nodded warmly and leaned in.