Cheating On My Husband In The Changing Room

By Gemma Harris

A Wife Cheats On Her Husband While She Tries Some Clothes On!
Jason has recently cheated on Alison, and Alison is not happy. She's not happy at what he did, and she's certainly not happy that the only consequence of her husband's adultery is that he's having to take her on a shopping trip. He's complaining about that too!
While Alison prepares to try on a new dress while her husband waits outside the changing rooms, a man accidentally enters her cubicle and rather than throwing him straight out, things get EXTREMELY heated as Alison decides to get her own back on her husband in the same way he disrespected her.
A super hot cheating wife story.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Gemma Harris
• Release date: Mar 31, 2020
• ISBN: 9780463448069

Gemma Harris

Hi! I'm Gemma! I'm happily married to my wonderful partner, who’s been my rock, he’s supported me all the way in my venture as an author, and even though I may not be the most talented writer in the world, he always gives my books an A+ (He wouldn't get fed if he didn't!) I've had many jobs in my life but nothing comes close to letting my sordid imagination flow through my fingertips and into my eBooks – I love it and hope I can continue with it for as long as possible. Aside from writing, I love to bake and if I'm not at my keyboard I can normally be found in the kitchen, or out in the countryside walking our two gorgeous dogs. I feel blessed to be able to ‘work’ while enjoying myself and I hope you will enjoy reading what I write. I intend to keep on publishing books for as long as I possibly can and I hope you will continue to read and enjoy them!

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You said that four shops ago, said Jason. You also promised that you'd try not to spend all of my bonus in one trip.

I passed him my newest purchase and he tucked the bag under his arm, struggling to carry the bags he was already holding. Like I said, Jason. One more shop.

You promise?

I continued through the door of the shop until we were standing outside on the pavement. I turned to face my husband, my anger barely concealed. You should count yourself lucky, I said, my breath making shapes in the cold afternoon air. Most men in your position would have found themselves getting divorced, not just taking their wife on a long overdue shopping trip.

I was drunk, Alison. She meant nothing. Is it worth spending next month's mortgage payment just to punish me?

My rage warmed my cheeks and I spat my words. Fucking hell. You cheated on me, you bastard. Drunk or not, you stuck your little cock in another woman. You're getting off lightly.

Nice, Alison. Very nice. Hit a man while he's down why don't you? Why do women seem to think they can insult a man's body whenever they like?

"If I