Utopia’s End: Alex and Erika

By Mary Not Wollstonecraft

Alex and Erika have an ideal marriage...NOT! Temptation, desire, and hidden needs lead to infidelity.

In “Utopia’s End: Alex and Erika,” Alex and Erika’s marriage is tested. Surviving seven years of wedded bliss, the couple discovers cracks in their seemingly perfect lives. Enter Abraham, the charming elderly man across the street. This man sets his sights on seducing Erika while Alex is away at a bowling tournament.

As Erika finds herself drawn to Abraham’s irresistible charm, Alex encounters a mysterious and alluring black woman with plans for Alex, which don’t include his better half.

With temptation, desire, and buried needs swirling around them, Alex and Erika are forced to confront the reality of their relationship. “Utopia’s End: Alex and Erika” is a tale of love, betrayal, and the ultimate end of their utopia.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Red Kittys Publishing
• Release date: Mar 6, 2024
• ISBN: 9798224275779

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Utopia’s End: Alex and Erika

Alex and Erika have an ideal marriage…

NOT!

An Interracial Cuckold Story with a Twist

Mary Not Wollstonecraft

© Copyright 2023 by Mary Not Wollstonecraft

NOTE: Names, characters, places, and incidents either are the product of the author’s imagination or used fictitiously—any resemblance to actual persons, whether living, deceased, actual events, or locales, is entirely coincidental.

Utopia’s End: Alex and Erika

It is quite peculiar that they lived their happy life, secure knowing that both were in love, and all they needed for happiness was the other person. This idyllic Utopia lasted for seven years. One cannot envision how terrible it is to discover you aren’t the sun and moon to your life partner.

Unless, of course, you’ve been there.

Nor can you grasp how difficult it is to tell the most important person in your life that they are inadequate for anything. Especially when that thing is as significant as making love. Again, unless you’ve told someone how pathetic they are at lovemaking.

Both sides of this equation are of equal significance. The man and woman are deeply in love. And yet, something between them was amiss. Their connection was incomplete physically. He knew it, but when she’d never voiced her disappointment, he shoved the worry of his adequacy, pore technique, or underdevelopment to the back of his mind.

She also knows all is not right. She believed the fault for her lack of enjoyment to be some terrible deficiency inside herself.

The two of them were unadventurous.

Serving as a midlevel manager in his company, Alex was an uninspired man. He shuffled paper, overseeing 20 employees, and counted each hour of the day as one hour closer to getting away from work. He’d stumbled upward through sheer luck and settled into a humdrum life.

Alex worked his job with bland, passionless plodding, no desire for advancement, and no drive for excellence. The fellow had no hobbies other than watching TV or reading a book. At one point, he contemplated joining a bowling league. After joining, it became a habit, but he was mediocre, and his teammates kept him strictly for his