The Wife Part Eleven - Sex Stories

The Wife Part Eleven

It has been nearly a month since John packed a bag and stormed out of their house, furious at his wife’s infidelity. He had met his friend Tom on the golf course after returning from a business conference. “You will be glad to hear that I am medically cleared for normal activities. The stents are working, and my heart is strong again.” Tom told him.

“Great news,” John replied, shaking his hand.

“Yeah, I came by your house Thursday to celebrate with you, but when I recognized Jim’s car in your driveway, I decided it might not be a good time to visit.” John tried not to react strongly then, but his golf game was ruined again.

When he got home, he confronted Blanche. She admitted to cuckolding him again with Jim, thinking that their son had outed her. She insisted that it was unplanned and was the very last time.

Not wanting to stay alone in a hotel, he imposed on Tom, explaining the reason. Now, it was past time for John to take formal steps, get an apartment of his own, and start divorce action. But he seemed unable to launch.

Meanwhile, Blanche had sat down with their sons and given her side of the situation. She told them that it was a mistake and that she and Jim were over; that she loved their father and wanted him to come home.

They came to talk with John, to encourage him to sit down with her, but he refused. He would not badmouth their mother to them; he simply would not discuss the matter. After he had refused several of her calls, she gave up and ...

... texted him that, though she loved him very much, she would not resist if he insisted on a divorce.

Initially, the boys had called to invite him to come for dinner. He lied and said he was busy, knowing that they hoped to convince him to reconcile with their mom. Eventually, they stopped.

He snuck home a few times when he knew she would be out, to retrieve more clothes and papers that he needed. There were no signs of anyone but her having been there. Everything was neat and clean. He always left a note.

His friend Tom tried not to take sides, even though he cared for Blanche as much as he did for John. But he acknowledged that she seemed to have violated their marital compact. He couldn’t defend her, and he avoided seeing her.

When John told him that he was apartment hunting, he strongly urged that he stay with him longer, arguing that he enjoyed the company. Next, he suggested that they go out drinking at local pick-up bars. They were at one, drinking and watching the action with no real desire to meet women, when Jim appeared beside him at the bar. “Can I buy you a drink?” he asked in a friendly manner.

John nodded. “So, how is my wife?” he asked. “Are you still banging her?” He didn’t hold a grudge against the young man; his problem was with his soon-to-be ex-wife.

“I have not seen or heard from her in a long time. You must know that. She won’t speak to me, and I have moved on. There is no shortage of available women around here.” He seemed intentionally ...