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Click hereI do hope you liked this sequence of stories so far.
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I hope someone will write the next chapter - or chapters - that will move the story forward and put it in context. If it has already been done, would someone here point to the saga and, if they want to be especially helpful, point the progression in which one should read the saga?
Thanks!
She got screwed and now she has screwed up. Hope Sally isn't dumb enough to believe her. BTB!
The slut must psy the price of her cheating willingly... and I was once advised by one commentor, that only women are allowed to cheat on their husbands, especially on this site, because expecting justice, makes one a heartltss troll bastard... I was infor ed that is why justice is a woman who is blindfolded in order to not see any consequences and to pla e a" butchers thumb" on the scale's balance.
to one that happened in my own life, it details how things like this happen. Often almost not intended. My own mature mate, off to school, alone. Then a party, alcohol, young people smoking pot, a contact high. Add in a much younger professor, showing interest, a mature wife enjoys the attention. Things happen the weakness of the flesh get involved. For a solid couple like us, a quick confession would be best. Sure, a period of upset, but not that difficult to understand the situation, and to realize she would never even see that male again. She did, finally, but only after six months. That long period of time hurt the worst.
But this tale explains it all very well, and in truth, when a relationship is solid, it's survivable.
Well written. My only complaint is with Literotica. When it’s listed as a two part series on your page, readers expect a conclusion to the story. Too often, I get hooked on a story that initially listed it was a two or three part story only to find out later that multiple chapters are in the works. That should be be clear to the reader before engaging the story.
That said, you are a talented writer.
Jayne's husband was Wally. I don't know why I would want to read about John.