Julia's Surprise: Julia's Infidelities, #19

By Bridy McAvoy

Julia never intended to cheat on her husband, Max, but when the chance came the petite redhead's way, she found confessing her indiscretions had its own advantages. It might not have been the conventional way to spice up their marriage, but it worked.

 

Julia organizes a surprise birthday party for Max. A real man's party, including premium subscription football on the TV and a stripper for half-time. Only the stripper is not exactly a stranger and Julia plans on joining in.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Bridy McAvoy
• Release date: Jul 14, 2023
• ISBN: 9798223931720

Bridy McAvoy

My name is Bridy, and I live in upstate New York. I’ve written for as long as I can remember, which is thanks to my parents for teaching me to read and write before I went to school. I’ve been fascinated by erotic tales all my adult life, my husband thinks they’re silly but indulges me. I won’t tell you how old I am because a lady never gives away her age. My other interest is photography, but writing will always be my first love, other than my husband of course.

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Dedication

To everyone who helped me write this. Especially my husband who encouraged me to explore my fantasies in print.

Julia’s Surprise

What about this as an idea?

Josie looked at Julia. She’d been staring over her left shoulder for the last five minutes. What?

This one. You haven’t heard a word I’ve said, have you?

Sorry, girlfriend. I’m a little distracted by that nice looking barista over there. He’s either making eyes at me or he’s admiring your ass—I can’t decide which. No, don’t turn round.

Julia rolled her eyes and waited until her friend sighed and turned her attention back to her. He’s serving someone now.

Look, if you’re really mooning after him, go and ask him out.

You’re kidding. He doesn’t look like he’s old enough to drink!

You cradle snatcher you!

It’s not called cradle snatching anymore. It’s called being a cougar.

Julia almost choked on her coffee. You’re not old enough to be a cougar.

And how do you work that out?

Because you’re the same age as me and I am most definitely not a cougar.

I guess marriage does keep you young, after all. You look damned good, good enough to be a MI...

Julia swallowed hard as her friend blushed bright red. Josie had been the first person she’d told when she and Max had found out they couldn’t have children.

It’s okay. I knew what you meant.

Sorry, sweetie.

I said, it's okay. Can I now have your attention back on helping me sort out Max’s birthday?

Okay. So what are you going to give him, apart from the obvious? It was a camera last year, wasn’t it?

Which is it? Are you being deliberately disingenuous or haven’t you been listening?

Josie laughed. Both. I know you already said you wanted to treat him rather than buy him a present.

Oh, so you were listening.

Duh! Yes.

Good. So what do you think about this one?

Julia tapped the ad as she flipped the magazine around. The Continental is a nice place, so a rooftop suite for the evening sounds like fun.

Fun for the two of you.

Julia sighed and shook her head. I already said that I was thinking about a nice surprise party.

Josie read down the advert again and started looking at the price list. How much?

Well, it’s not cheap.

Fifty bucks a head for a finger buffet is definitely not stinting it. Are you serious?

Yeah. I thought I’d ask a few guys along.

What? A bachelor kind of do?

Not exactly. More make it a man’s party.

Football on the—what did it say?—seventy inch screen.

Something like that.

But Max hates sports.

He doesn’t mind football. Two or three of his friends love it.

Right. So football and booze, then.

Yeah.

And no women?

Correct. Leave them to their own devices.

Never work, girlfriend.

"Well, if I ring them and check they’ve got a free suite that night, and can