Genie

By Gary Bingham

Barbara became obsessed with a childhood story, after her father died. She enjoyed paying a naughty game in the bedroom with her husband, where she was his genie, obliged to obey his every whim. At first it was good for both of them, but he became tired of the game. Working away from home and coming home tired, she thought he was tired of her.

No longer able to play the fantasy in the bedroom, she took to being a genie when he wasn't home. She became obsessed with the fantasy life,and began to believe in it too much. When she found an old lamp in a cardboard box, one that her father gave her when she was little, it became the focus of her games.

Darren decided to teach her a lesson, and break her of the fixation. After a row he stormed off to the spare bedroom, and next day left on a business trip. How there marriage was going to survive she didn't know, and felt lonely and abandoned. She sank deeper into the fantasy letting it take over her life. Watching re-runs of her favourite television show, and re-reading the children's story book, she settled into a routine. What was she going to do when her husband returned, she didn't know or but she did care. After all he was her husband and as a genie she should obey him as her master.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Gary Bingham
• Release date: Sep 2, 2019
• ISBN: 9780463560235

Gary Bingham

Reading is a passion, both fiction and non-fiction. Writing is a hobby I've enjoyed for many years, and write anything and everything, though recently I've concentrated on world war 2 stories, science fiction, and erotica. Erotica has been more of a challenge than I thought. First it was realised I didn't know as much as first thought. The range of human sexuality is so wide, and often very particular. The same word or phrase in a story can turn someone on, and someone else off. Some women like a story where the female character is humiliated, in fantasy only, and others think it is terrible. It is very true that you can't satisfy all the people all the of the time, and sometimes only one or two readers will like a theme.A common theme of these stories is where a main character is mistaken for someone else, and continues the error from not wanting to be embarrassed. They may suffer greater humiliation from not correcting the mistake right at the beginning, and letting it spiral out of control. But then, it wouldn't be a story if they did the right thing.It is usual for the main character to grow stronger, get what they really want, or fall in love, in the end. Up until then they blunder around, trying to avoid a confrontation, being silly, and treated as though they are stupid, until the truth is revealed or they find it wasn't an accident, they wanted the situation to develop. Some inner need is revealed, and they grow to endorse it.There are other themes in my writing, but they are for you to discover.Don't forget writing is difficult and painful at times, so buying a book is some small reward to encourage a writer to continue. It is a form of recognition for all the hard work. So, thank you for sponsoring for my art, Gary

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Genie

An obsession

By Gary Bingham

Copyright 2019 by Gary Bingham

All characters and participants in this work of fiction are over the age of 18. Anyone who is easily offended by explicit sexual content, or anyone under eighteen, should not read this story.

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Barbara was fascinated by a television program, which harked back to a favourite childhood story, about a genie in a lamp. When she married Donald it became a favourite bedroom fantasy, for her. She ordered a Halloween costume over the internet, and played naughty games with him, when he was in the mood to indulge her.

She dressed up in the naughty outfit every chance she got. It consisted of sheer pantaloons, a g-string, a little open waist jacket over a sheer top, and carpet slippers with pointy toes. A gauze scarf was wrapped around her face, with her large hazel eyes peering through it. The outfit left her looking full of mysterious middle eastern promise.

Her smooth skin would be teasingly exposed then hidden, as she moved around in the filmy outfit. Her sexy hour glass figure was tantalisingly revealed. Her thighs were glimpsed through the slits of the pantaloons. When the little waist jacket fell open, prominent breasts were revealed in a haze of thin taffeta.

With Donald’s promotion came business trips away from home. Working harder meant less time together, and when home he was tired, too tired to play silly games. She tried harder to interest him, cooking his favourite meals and pampering him when home. While he was away, she recorded his favourite sports programs.

Over the last year their love life began to wane, with him hardly ever wanting to play her favourite game, or anything else.

Recently, an old middle eastern brass lamp, a birthday present from her father, was rediscovered in the attic. It became a focus for the fantasy, even when she wasn’t dressed up pretending to be a genie. Barbara acted as though the lamp were a precious possession, needing to be protected from everyone. Whoever held the lamp

Reviews for Genie

[Gary Steve Crosby · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

liked the tv series, though the story didn't follow it, it referred to it. The twist and turns was interesting, and the outcome, the decisions made, maybe they kept everyone in the story happy.