Once, Twice, Three Times a Lady: Three Short Stories about Cuckolding

By Paul S. Forrester

A compilation of short stories exploring scenarios of cuckolding. Each is a separate story featuring different people but with a common theme of a Wife’s infidelity and her Husband’s acceptance and even enjoyment of it.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Paul S. Forrester
• Release date: Aug 8, 2021
• ISBN: 9781005082895

Paul S. Forrester

I'm an English guy who enjoys writing erotica, and specialises in subjects that society considers taboo. I find it interesting to explore how different people might react to given situations, especially if it challenges normality.I try to keep a little humour in my work, too. Reading fiction should always be fun, as well as sometimes thought provoking and hopefully, exciting too.

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Once, Twice, Three Times a Lady

Three short stories about being cuckolded

By Paul S. Forrester

A compilation of short stories exploring scenarios of cuckolding. Each is a separate story featuring different people but with a common theme of a Wife’s infidelity and her Husband’s acceptance and even enjoyment of it.

You’d Better Sleep with Him Then

Where a husband makes a suggestion to help his wife be happier at work after she finds it difficult to please her boss.

The Doorbell

A man gets a video notification from his doorbell of a visitor. To his surprise, he realises the man on his doorstep is not there to deliver a parcel, but to see his very willing wife. He soon enters a secret world of voyeurism as he uses technology to spy on his wife and her lover.

A Premonition

A husband has an erotic dream where he discovers his wife cheating with a tradesman. That evening, he pays a visit at work and feels a strong sense of Deja-vu on the approach…

You’d Better Sleep With Him Then

By Paul S. Forrester

I knew from her body language that she was upset as soon as she stepped out of the car. Wiping her eyes, it was obvious that she'd been crying on her way home from work. My wife had come home crying several times since she started working for Ballentine Smythe, a successful but tiny firm, and each time the story was the same. Sure enough, she walked straight into my arms and started sobbing out the usual tale.

I can't do anything right for him, he's so vile - I try so hard to do what's right but even with the slightest mistake he's so vicious and degrading. Do you know what he called me today? A stupid cow! All because I posted a letter that was in the out tray. Why did he put it there if he didn't mean for it to go? It's not my fault he'd mis-addressed it or that it cost us a deal...

I held her in my arms, waiting for her tirade to give way to more tears as