- Loving Wives
- Kickback
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Click hereBut Oscar wanted to get even with me and forced Max to tell her that he refused to accept anything else than his already paid night with Sandra. At their Friday lunch Max had told her that Oscar had agreed to skip all perversions and begged her to be good girl for Oscar this one and only time. She could do it at her own summerhouse where Oscar didn't have any candid cameras. Though with serious doubt in her own mind, she gave in to Max's begging and had agreed to have that one night with Oscar, but only to save their jobs.
I had no reason to doubt her when she told me that evening was the worst mistake in her life and she still had terrible nightmares about it now and then though Oscar had not contacted her since a short phone call a few hours later the same evening when he asked about his clothes. She gave me a strange look when I told her that I had convinced Oscar to be a good boy and he would never harass her again, but I didn't give a shit if he did something to Max.
She took care of Max for a few days when he was in rather bad shape after my beating. But instead of sex they had a lot of arguing when she accused him for destroying her marriage and he accused her of wanting the promotion so much that it made her do things that a faithful wife would have never done. She regretted their affair like hell.
Only two weeks after my beating of Max, the District Chief at her office had a stroke and was replaced with a new Chief from their main office. He had investigated Max's deal with Oscar and got rid of Max by giving him a choice between being fired or taking an unimportant job at a small district office in the north. Max promised her that he had never mentioned anything to the new Chief about her part in their negotiations with Oscar. Sandra hadn't missed Max for as much as a minute when he left for the north because she had gotten his department boss job; however after reorganization, it was now a bit less important position.
Though she had climbed up to the highest position a woman had ever been at the district office, she confessed it wasn't worth the high price she had paid to get there. A terrible remorse had made her cry during many lonely nights. She even feared for the future at her job and had nightmares about her new District Chief because there was something in his behavior against her, which made her suspect that he, regarded her as an available slut.
Sandra told me that her dream and hope was to get me back but she had come to understand that was impossible. To her great relief she had been on two dates with a nice guy and if it developed to a relationship she intended to tell him the truth and let him decide if it was her background or her future, which was of the main interest for him. If the new District Chief made any attempts at her, she would prefer to make a scandal and quit the job.
I wished her good luck in her new life.
Epilogue:
Two months after Marie-Anne and her children had moved together with Lina and me in my house, we were living as a happy family. There was much laughing and giggling all the time in the house. Our family fun on Friday evenings was such funny event that none children wanted to miss it by visiting their other parent that day.
I was a happy man again with a loving wife.
- COMMENTS
Glad he divorced her and got his happy ending.. Ppl tend to think RAAC can be the only form of happy endings on here
Solid, second "Sandra" story, different variation, a bit too easy on beatings, not sure this Steven Seagal thing would pass the police muster just like that.
At least old Frog kicks some ads when his wives cheat on him. That much is good.
Great story, looks just a bit odd being written in a second language but so much better than I could do in a second language.......
I find it interesting how second language English writers use the language. They always get their point across but in a much different way than a native English speaker. I enjoy the process of interpreting their meaning. Thanks for the story.
Noticed the usual LW standard where guy meets girl who immediately and easily gives up the pooty. Then he marries her and is surprised when she gives it up to someone else.
Winterfrog
I understand that English is a second language to you. Despite that, I think you do a pretty OK job of creating your stories. I think your Scandinavian perspective on cheating wives makes for a pleasant and refreshing change. Ignore the critics...easy pickings to find fault with the efforts of others...a lot harder to actually create and contribute tales to the site.
Funny that an editor's comment made it in the final draft. I think it was the most amusing part of the story, around "Sandra's story." The writing is coherent...the plot mostly makes sense. It's baffling that people will cheat. Of course looking back they regret it, but if a magic wand was waved, they'd probably find themselves unhappy again. I say both that it was a mistake to marry their partner and that it's possible to learn and change.
I noticed that the author made a point about the balance of power in the relationship. That he let it slip from presumably a shared lead to woman lead. The inevitable result is disdain and disgust and contempt for the man not putting up a fence and a no tresspassing/will be shot" sign and loading his gun. For this reason, smacking a ho should be socially and legally acceptable.
The guy knew about the shift in power distribution, and his negligence was part of the foundation that the thoughts of cheating were built on. So he isn't at fault for any specific action, just the general mess. He saw it coming, he took the easy way, and the inevitable happened when the woman took control. I hope both learned from their mistakes.
You should CONSIDER taking a course in remedial spelling, since it's obvious that you slept through most of your grade school English classes. You're either ignorant beyond belief or you've got some mighty big balls to come on here criticizing a writer with a note that has at least a half dozen misspelled words in it.
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I just wanted to say that you have one hell of an imagination. Along with that you have a decent talent for writing stories. this one is a good example of that. Now as far as this story goes, well........ it was a pretty good story, one that I could actually see as being of some real substance and something that could and has really happened. Good job at writing a believable story.
If you don't care for Winterfrog's stories, don't read them. Meantime, I'm working diligently to find written stories by you bunch of assholes. Why is it that I can't find your literary jewels? WF's stories might not meet the critical requirements of a bunch of dumbasses, but I find them humorus and interesting. Makes me wish that I had studied a foreign language and could do as well as WF in writing and expressing my thoughts to stories in his Scandinavian 'County Capitol'.
You go Winterfrog, you're the best.
I enjoyed this story as all Winterfrog writings. I can't understand the stupid complaints about grammar -I actually find them quite charming realizing English is not your primary language
cause you never have wimpy, crying, puking, excuses for men in ur tales.
ur tales dispose of the evil doers with great expedience. keep up the good fight
*****
Looks like most spelling errors were corrected, but sentence, paragraph, and story structure was terrible. Was English the editor's first language??? I stopped reading WF stories after a few encounters with poor writing. I eventually read another one that was well done. This is the first bad one after 3-4 good ones.
Mechanics aside, the story was a bit weak. It was clear his wife would cheat and our hero would wind up with the battered woman. The author had a great opportunity to shorten the story. Sandra told (screamed at?) Tommy not to hurt Oscar or she would divorce. Tommy hurt Oscar, but she said/did nothing about divorce.