Party on the Wild Side

By Nicola Nichols

Tani’s marriage isn't working. Billy is too focused on work to satisfy her. When her husband and his partner leave on a business trip, her friend Eve, the wife of her husband’s partner, suggests that they step out. She wants to go to a new club where hot athletes hang out. Also unsatisfied, she’s determined to get laid.

Tani has never cheated before and hesitates, but she goes along to check it out. It’s a happening place, and when Gerard, the club owner, turns on the charm she finds herself melting with desire. The passion she feels overwhelm any doubts, even when he has other men and women do her. In fact, she finds she's willing to do anything he wants. She loves every white-hot second of it. And then Gerard tells her she has to make a choice between playing on the wild side or her marriage.

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The club was upmarket and vibrant. Chic waitresses in skimpy outfits served overpriced drinks to a group of nice looking people in their thirties, mostly. The place was smaller than I’d expected and I told Eve that. “When you think about a trendy place, you expect something bigger.”

She laughed. “This is just part of it. I read about this place online. This is the entry hall,” she said.

“What do you mean?”

She nodded toward a door. I looked and saw a small, innocuous door. A sign over it said, “doorway to the wild side.”

“Weird,” I said. “Why are we out here?”

“This is the public bar. Anyone can drop in and have a drink. It’s a pickup place and for some people, this is it. But in there... Well, the Wild Side is a private club and by invitation only.”

“And how do you get an invitation to enter?”

She licked her lips. “You have to entice a member. Make them think you are ready and willing for a walk on the wild side.”

As she said that, a young, clean cut guy in an expensive suit came over to our table and looked us over.

“Hello,” he said, cheerfully. “Mind if I join you?”

I nodded and he took a chair between us at the high table. Having him there was fine with me. There were a lot of muscles under that suit. He had to be over six two and probably weighed in at over two hundred pounds. “New here?” he asked.

“Just arrived,” Eve said. “But you knew that.”

“How do you know of the place?”

Eve was grinning and leaning back a little to give him a view of her cleavage. “Hot rumors suggest it's a fun place. Which is why we came.”

“I’m James,” he said.

“And you are a member,” I said.

He looked at me and I liked the way he looked at me. “I am.”

“James...” Eve said. “James Erickson. You used to be a running back, a top pro.”

“Until a hard tackle damaged my knee.”

Eve ran her hand over his arm and clearly liked what she felt. “But you stay in shape.”

“I try to.” James sat between us and put a hand on each of our backs. It was a large, strong hand and as he let it run down to my ass, it felt hot. It didn’t help that I was incredibly horny.

“Tell us about the club.” Eve put her hand on his thigh.

“It’s a lovely place where people don’t bother you when you want to do wild things.” He laughed. “Like the name says. You go in there, you can expect to have someone want you to try some things you’ve probably never tried before.”

I took a breath. The most outrageous sexual experience I’d ever had was a one-night stand. But, especially with James’ warm eyes running over me I felt like I might be willing to try a number of things. “I see.”

“I’m in,” Eve said. She had her hand on his crotch. “How about it, Tani?”

• Language: English
• Publisher: Boruma Publishing, LLC
• Release date: Mar 13, 2017
• ISBN: 9781370641666

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Party On the Wild Side

A Cheating Hotwife Story

Nicola Nichols

Copyright © 2017 by Nicola Nichols

All Rights Reserved

Cover © Can Stock Photo / stryjek

If you think you know the people in this story, be assured you don’t. They’re not real; the places they live are not real. The specific things events are not real. And if they were real, the characters would all be over 18 years of age anyway, so let it go.

EMPTY EVENINGS, WICKED IDEAS

I let out a little, guilty sigh of relief as I accelerated onto the freeway onramp and left the airport behind.

Eve didn’t miss it. She didn’t miss much at all.

So what are you going to get up to tonight? she asked, giving me a wicked smile. Big plans?

I laughed. No plans at all. I’ve got some quiet time and I suppose I’ll have a drink, watch some television and go to bed.

That’s about all I do whenever Billy is off on a business trip and he goes on a lot of them.

We’d just dropped our husbands off to catch a flight to Chicago. Billy and Chuck, that’s Eve’s husband, were partners in a small consulting business they’d recently started.

They had been close friends forever, and grown up together.

I met Eve when I started dating Billy but it wasn’t until the guys started the business that I really started getting to know Eve.

The four of us spent a lot of time together while they schemed and launched the business.

Eve had a wicked, naughty sense of humor that made me think she might have a wild streak.

As we became friends, she started hinting at things. She mentioned flirting with guys. She’d talk about how hot some guy was.

I wondered if she was teasing me, trying to make herself seem more worldly, sexier than me.

But those hints made me wonder if she had affairs when Chuck was away.

And there was lots of opportunity. Right from the start, the new business involved a lot of travel, although usually one or the other stayed in town, minding the store as it were.

But this time they were both off, to make some big presentation.

Now Eve was teasing, or probing. I couldn’t be sure.

While the rat’s away the pussy can play, she said, leaning back in the seat.

I didn’t know what to say. We were still establishing our friendship.

But I’d certainly thought about that sort of thing, of fooling around.

Billy wasn’t the hottest lover and being left alone so often gets you thinking about that sort of thing.

Eve chuckled. That sounds as boring as the nights when Chuck—lately, anyway.

He’s boring you?

"All this hard work starting a business makes him a dull boy. When he’s home sometimes it’s like he isn’t really there and now they’re off doing what