Breeding My Boss's Wife

By Natalia Darque

Chris Jenkins, a recent graduate of the Wharton School of Business gets hired by Jacob “Jake” Goldman, a hard-bitten and aggressive Dallas insurance executive, and son of a Holocaust survivor. Quickly settling in as Jake’s most valuable and reliable employee, Chris is called on to help when Jake is stricken with cancer.

Ravaged by the disease, Jake calls on Chris runs the company during his recovery. Afterwards, Chris is then asked to help with another important task. Unable to father a child due to the ravaging effects of his cancer treatments on his body, Jake and his young trophy wife Gabriella “Gabi” Goldman, ask Chris for a special favor. They ask him to serve as a sperm donor to father their child.

See what happens when Chris deals with this dilemma. To complicate matters, Gabi, the irresistible trophy wife, lets Chris know that she prefers getting fertilized in a more conventional manner, rather than using the clinical methods used by the fertility doctors.
See what happens when a naïve young businessman meets a spoiled North Dallas trophy wife who is intent on having a child on her own undeniable terms.

This is an 8,000+ word erotic short story. All Characters are 18+. Contains graphic sex scenes and strong adult language. For Mature Audiences only.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Darque of Night Publishing
• Release date: Jun 17, 2012
• ISBN: 9781476399799

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Breeding My Boss’s Wife

By Natalia Darque

Published by Natalia Darque at Smashwords

Copyright 2012 Natalia Darque

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Chapter One

I slammed the phone down after politely ending my phone call with my customer. I looked up at the wall of my office at the piece of paper hanging to my left. It featured a large circle and instructions underneath for reducing stress.

The instructions were dirt simple. Slam your head into this circle. Repeat as necessary until stress is relieved, or you are rendered unconscious.

I was just about to get up out of my chair and proceed to the circle for the prescribed de-stressing, when my cell phone vibrated, indicating that I had a text message. I looked at the screen and saw who it was from.

Gabriella.

Oh shit! I thought as I read the message.

Parking Garage. Now.

Just great! I muttered to myself as I got up from my desk. I walked past the receptionist, telling her I would be right back. I didn’t expect this to take long. It never did.

I grabbed the elevator, hating myself for the predicament I had gotten myself into. I saw no way out. I punched the button for the lowest level of the parking garage, where Gabriella always parked.

Lost in thought and disgusted with the situation, I snapped to attention when the door chime indicated we had arrived at the lowest level of the parking garage. As the elevator opened, I saw the ass end of Gabriella’s Black Cadillac Escalade in the far corner. The gentle stream of exhaust visibly whooshing out of the muffler indicated the engine was running. I walked toward it. As I closed in, I saw nothing through the tinted windows. I reached out and opened the door handle for the passenger side front