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    The Cellar (A Cheating Wives Short)
    The Cellar (A Cheating Wives Short)
    The Cellar (A Cheating Wives Short)
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    The Cellar (A Cheating Wives Short)

    By Ambyr Leigh

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    Jessa just wanted some extra fun.

    In secret...

    Out for the night with her co-workers, she locks eyes with a handsome stranger and enters a world of hidden pleasure.

    Is that his hand on her thigh? It definitely is.

    Are his fingers under her skirt? Sure are.

    Does he want her to follow him? She’s right behind him.

    About to get everything she desires...

    The Cellar is a short erotic story of 3400 words (15 minute read) for people who love sexy secrets and uninhibited desire.

    Get The Cellar now.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAmbyr Leigh
    Release dateJan 30, 2020
    ISBN9780463999004
    The Cellar (A Cheating Wives Short)
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    Ambyr Leigh

    Ambyr Leigh is an erotic fiction writer. She is the author of The Beach Series, The Cellar and The Package. Ambyr writes about cheating, older women with younger men, casual sex, secret encounters and more. Look for new stories from Ambyr soon.

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      The Cellar (A Cheating Wives Short) - Ambyr Leigh

      THE CELLAR

      By Ambyr Leigh

      Copyright 2020 by Ambyr Leigh

      All rights reserved.

      This is a work of fiction. Similarities to real people, places or events are entirely coincidental.

      THE CELLAR

      Jessa picked up the business card she received last night, images of the evening flashing in detail through her mind.

      She made the coffee—enough for her and and her husband Ted, who was still asleep—and felt just the slightest sliver of guilt go through her body. When the coffee was brewed she poured herself a mug and sat down in her favorite chair by the window, put her feet up on the ottoman and let her imagination transport her back to the hidden room.

      It had all started so innocently.

      She had gone with some co-workers to a bar after work for a couple drinks and to let go of the cares of the day, which had been filled with meetings and presentations. It looked like they were going to get that new client after all. And her team was to thank.

      It was typical for her to go out with her co-workers, especially after a big day. Ted could have come if he’d wanted to, though no other significant others were joining them that night. He just didn’t feel like it, and that wasn’t unusual either. When she hung up the phone with him before heading to the bar, Jessa felt no different than on a hundred other similar nights. She’d see Ted later, or maybe in the morning, if he went to bed early, which he sometimes

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