Michelle's Story: An African Seduction

By KC Douglas

Michelle never goes with her husband on any of his working assignment, but she can’t resist a trip to Africa. Rodney works for an international committed and he is overseeing elections in a small African country so Michelle decides to travel with him, as she wants to vacation in Cape Town, South Africa. When they land in the small country’s airport, the couple never imagined a trip could turn disastrous within the shortest time. Michelle is faced with a dilemma. How far would she go to save her husband?

• Language: English
• Publisher: KC Douglas
• Release date: Dec 27, 2015
• ISBN: 9781311323484

KC Douglas

I started reading erotic stories a few years ago and found many of them to be very unbelievable, as well as written poorly so I wondered if I could do better. I have written many stories and posted them on a few story sites, which has given me great satisfaction when readers send me wonderful feedback. After receiving many nice comments from readers, I decided to give publishing a try and I am hoping to give readers a rewarding experience by reading one of my books. I fully immerse myself in each story and hopefully that intimate feeling is portrayed in each of my books. The enjoyment received from erotic stories can give a person many minutes and hours of personal enjoyment and hopefully my books do that for readers. Many of my books are pure erotic fantasy... I think... but then again I won't admit what parts come from personal experience. Yes, I have had affairs in my life and in my marriage, but hopefully they have made me stronger and happier. I can't describe the enjoyment I get from writing and will admit that it has been kept a total secret from my family and friends.

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MICHELLE'S STORY – AN AFRICAN SEDUCTION

By K.C. Douglas

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Author’s note: I wrote this story for a special person and I hope to do justice to her fantasies... or experiences!

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Michelle looked forward to the upcoming trip with great anticipation. She never traveled with her husband when he went abroad, but this time it seemed safe. Rodney worked for a government agency and a lot of his work involved negotiating with foreign governments. He often put in an American presence so the world would know the United States was helping third-world countries.

Rodney was slated to supervise state run elections in one of South Africa's neighboring countries, but he decided to setup his home base in Cape Town. This was the perfect opportunity for Michelle to go with Rodney. She had never been to the African continent and the country of South Africa seemed like the perfect place for a vacation. She decided it was best to stay in Cape Town when Rodney ventured outside the country to carry out his international assigned duties.

There was only one scary event to endure, but she overlooked the possibility of anything bad happening before their flight landed in Cape Town. Their plane was scheduled to make a short stopover in the neighboring country where Rodney would be working and she would be required to spend time in the airport of the third-world country.

Rodney was obliged to meet with some of the government's ruling politicians to finalize his agenda and the stopover was planned before Michelle decided to go with her husband. The country was conducting state run elections and an international committee had assigned Rodney to supervise the voting in the country's capital city.

Everything seemed okay to Michelle and Rodney, as they would not be required to leave the airport during the stopover. The preliminary meeting was scheduled between Rodney and the government's military officer in-charge of election security. The two were to make all security arrangements for the election to ensure Rodney's safety when he visited all the voting stations.

Rodney assured Michelle that she had nothing to worry about so she became fairly confident the short stopover was safe. After all, she reasoned, what can happen in a public domain like an airport?

When the couple departed on the Africa trip, Michelle was excited. The plane landed at the airport where Rodney's meeting was to be held and Michelle took her husband's hand when they deplaned. They chatted while walking to the small terminal and everything seemed very normal.

Once inside the brightly lit building, each was directed to a separate line to go through a security check. All the security guards were dressed in military uniforms; obviously that of the country's ruling junta.

Michelle thought it seemed like a silly formality for the couple to go through security. She wondered why they would have to be checked when Rodney was there merely to attend a meeting, which was to be held in the airport. They each took their place at the end of a line, but luckily the lines were very short.

Only about a dozen people got off the plane and the screening process moved very quickly. All the guards were tall, extremely well built and very black. When Rodney reached the two guards at his screening station, he was immediately asked to put his briefcase on the x-ray conveyer belt.

In typical airport