Cosmetic Damage For a Hotwife

By Nicola Nichols

Her husband is obsessed with his car; he wants it and everything he owns, perfect — including her. She drove it to the mall, and it is scratched. If she doesn't get it fixed before he gets home, there will be hell to pay. The guys at the body shop are willing to help if she'll show her appreciation. They look like they’ll make the game a little rough. It's a deal she can't refuse.

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“It's only cosmetic damage,” the man said.

He clutched his clipboard and leaned over to peer down the side of the Porsche — Eric's new Porsche — to inspect the long scratch that ran nearly the entire length of the car. “It's only gone through the topcoat and will probably buff out fine. We can make this baby look brand new. My crew fixes this sort of parking lot damage all the time.”

Paula let out a long sigh of relief. “Thank God. I guess that means you can fix it quickly.”

He smiled and shook his head. “Fixing it won’t take long; the problem is that we can't get to it anytime soon.”

He motioned at the other cars sitting around the garage. She hadn’t paid attention, but there were a lot of them. “These are waiting to be worked on. We're pretty backed up. And this is Friday.”

“Oh no,” she said.

“Well, once we get to your car, it won't take more than a few hours to fix.” He looked at her expression. “Hey, look it's okay to drive like this for a few days. It won't start to rust or anything. It's only cosmetic. You can hold onto the car and I’ll call you and have you bring it in when we can start.”

Paula shook her head. She had trouble breathing. Only cosmetic, he’d said. “I don't know what planet you live on, but as far as Eric's concerned the words 'only' and 'cosmetic' do not belong together — not when it comes to his Porsche. This is his dream car. Under the best of circumstances, he's obsessed with how things look. This car has to look perfect.”

“It will look perfect, I promise.”

Hearing him say the word was a small relief. She had no illusions about Eric — before he married her, he’d made his requirements very clear. He’d dated her because she dressed nice and stayed fit. She’d invested a lot in her appearance, and he appreciated that. But right from their first date, he’d made his demands clear.

“The woman I marry has to be perfect. I expect her to always be looking incredible — the envy of every man I meet.” He’d kissed her then. “The way you look now.” But there was a catch. “Yu need to know that everything in my life has to be at that level. My wife needs to look hot and perfect every day; my house must be perfect all the time. Of course, I will pay for maids and spas, trainers, whatever is needed, but I demand results. Perfect results.”

If he came home and found his car scratched, that cosmetic damage would be as huge a failure as totaling the car.

In Eric’s world, how his life looked to the outside world was everything. “To be my wife, you have to look right,” he told her.

She understood. Eric wasn’t a man of substance. He was rich and successful. He had a Midas touch, which meant that if his wife wasn’t a good lay, that didn’t hurt his marriage. He could afford to hire the hottest whores. Paula had tried to be both. How well that was working was in question, but she was certain if he came home to find his Porsche scratched there would be hell to pay.

The man saw her distress. “Hey, don’t worry. Next week we’ll get that car in here and make it look new like. That will make him happy.”

“You don't understand. He's on a business trip now and will be back Monday. On Monday morning, he’ll expect me to meet him at the airport, dressed nice, looking like a sexy and perfect wife, and driving his perfect Porsche.”

• Language: English
• Publisher: Boruma Publishing, LLC
• Release date: Aug 27, 2019
• ISBN: 9781370286300

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Reviews for Cosmetic Damage For a Hotwife

[Khanh Nguyen · Rating: 4 out of 5 stars]

Fit my level of English. The lack of vocabulary is exactly equal to more repetion in words which connect the story in my mind very effective. It not as developed as any great work, but it is great for a male like me who wanted something that tasted so novel and is short. It is a non-nuance narrative that relax the brain. I'm writing negatively but I would totally come back to read other works of your.