The Bad Wife

By Kelly Addams

Husband Steven is away, & Kelsey has failed her first big test, the first time that they have been apart.. & she wakes to the memory of getting pounded hard by another man the night before. Her shame is absolute, but she is safe, she's sure no-one else could ever know about her mistake, a theory that is proven wrong when she opens a video sent to her email. And so begins the craziest day of her life!

• Language: English
• Publisher: XinXii
• Release date: Jun 18, 2017
• ISBN: 9783961427048

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Chapter 1

It was all coming back in hazy snatches! The night before, the party, the open bar... her friends cheering, dancing, singing karaoke.

Friday night! Girls night! The one evening each week when she could let her hair down and have fun.

But I had too much fun! Kelsey groaned as memory that she had pushed away as imagination repeatedly resurfaced as fact!

Another flash of recall hit her as clear as day! She was in an alcove, red velvet drapes, padded seats, full length seats that wrapped around central tables. Her legs were raised, she was on her back... she was moaning like a cheap slut.

And he was fucking me! She groaned again and squeezed her eyes tighter shut hoping to erase the images in her mind. Her blouse was open, her tits out and bouncing in time with his powerful thrusts, her hips rising to meet his cock.

Willing and wanton, I can't say I didn't want it... he wasn't exactly forcing himself on me! She remembered earlier in the evening, how he had sung to her, his voice powerful yet balanced and sweet, she didn't even like Neil Diamond but as he crooned about Ramblin Rosie and Sweet Caroline she felt herself melting in more ways than one. And his eyes, so deep and expressive, they had spoken to her soul... so of course when he asked if she'd like a drink when the evening, and his show had ended, she had readily accepted. A steady stream of rum and coke throughout the evening had almost completely erased husband Steven from her thoughts, and with a deeper groan she pictured her best friends knowing grin as she explained she would get a taxi, she wouldn't be long, she just needed time to finish her last drink... and what was the wink and grin for, why was she hinting?

I'm a married woman. she had whispered, which had earned her a raised eyebrow and the advice of... and don't forget it either!

How could I forget!