Jen is best friends with Marge; the wife of her husband, Ron's best friend Jerry. Ron and Jerry have been friends since middle school and Jen and Marge for more than five years. One day while leaving Marge and Jerry's house, Jen overhears conversation that revels Marge has cuckolded her husband.
"'The cuckold wants to know if you're bringing me home or are we going to your place tonight," was the line that Jen overheard and it brought her up short. Is it for real? What should she do? Just what the hell is a "cuckold?"
Her husband Ron has to look it up online. The definition causes Jen to ask, "Are there really men like that?" They are amazed that that not only the concept of a willing cuckold exists but that there is such a thing as a "Cuckold Community." Ron is of the opinion that she misunderstood or that if she didn't it isn't any of their business. However, circumstances cause Jen to confirm she didn't misunderstand anything and it is very much for real.
After she discovered it was for real she confronts Marge and listens with disbelief as Marge explains how she ended up cuckolding her husband.
Marge reveals her wild sexuality in college, a past that Jen never knew about and then goes into detail about her first three dates with Mark, that man who helped her cuckold Jerry. What's most shocking of all is Jerry's complacency and culpability in the story.
It's this last that Jen finds hard to believe, but in the end she must.
Jen is best friends with Marge; the wife of her husband, Ron's best friend Jerry. Ron and Jerry have been friends since middle school and Jen and Marge for more than five years. One day while leaving Marge and Jerry's house, Jen overhears conversation that revels Marge has cuckolded her husband.
"'The cuckold wants to know if you're bringing me home or are we going to your place tonight," was the line that Jen overheard and it brought her up short. Is it for real? What should she do? Just what the hell is a "cuckold?"
Her husband Ron has to look it up online. The definition causes Jen to ask, "Are there really men like that?" They are amazed that that not only the concept of a willing cuckold exists but that there is such a thing as a "Cuckold Community." Ron is of the opinion that she misunderstood or that if she didn't it isn't any of their business. However, circumstances cause Jen to confirm she didn't misunderstand anything and it is very much for real.
After she discovered it was for real she confronts Marge and listens with disbelief as Marge explains how she ended up cuckolding her husband.
Marge reveals her wild sexuality in college, a past that Jen never knew about and then goes into detail about her first three dates with Mark, that man who helped her cuckold Jerry. What's most shocking of all is Jerry's complacency and culpability in the story.
It's this last that Jen finds hard to believe, but in the end she must.
Are There Really Men Like That: Marge
Are There Really Men Like That: Marge
Product Details
| BN ID: | 2940045404136 |
|---|---|
| Publisher: | Patty Marie |
| Publication date: | 10/25/2013 |
| Series: | Are There Really Men Like That , #1 |
| Sold by: | Smashwords |
| Format: | eBook |
| File size: | 662 KB |
| Age Range: | 18 Years |