SEVERUSMAX
Benevolent Master
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Barry Gould didn't honestly know why he let his wife talk him into this party, but at least the booze and snacks were helping with it. He wasn't entirely sure of the theme of the party, but so far, he managed to put his doubts and fears off his mind. He loved his young bride, Melissa, who was about ten years his junior at 20 (he was 30), but he wondered about her at times. Had he misjudged her? Was she fooling around? Why did she encourage him to flirt with her best friends? Wasn't she jealous?
The party had gone well enough, between the music, dancing, and whatever else, when his wife, still in college for her part, though with only a year left to go, suggested a game to them all: truth or dare. Was that the theme? Would their hostess, Julie, really go for it? An heiress who had even more money than Barry (which was hard to do, given the recent explosion of his business), Julie was especially fond of flirting with Barry, but what would she make of this? Weirder still, Melissa often flirted with Julie and encouraged her to flirt with Barry, too.
Was his wife a secret lesbian just after his money? He never had to worry about her with men, she always behaved with them, but while she never failed to please and even initiate sex with him, she only seemed to flirt with girls, even as she encouraged those very same girls to flirt with Barry. What was really going on and why the fuck did there not seem to be many men still at the party? Most had all gone home or something, except for Julie's husband Joel, the sissy Ursula (real name being Lucas) and the openly gay couple Gary and Ron. What was that about?
Should Barry be afraid, especially as his wife asked him, "Truth or Dare?"
In spite of himself, Barry found himself saying, "Truth."
The party had gone well enough, between the music, dancing, and whatever else, when his wife, still in college for her part, though with only a year left to go, suggested a game to them all: truth or dare. Was that the theme? Would their hostess, Julie, really go for it? An heiress who had even more money than Barry (which was hard to do, given the recent explosion of his business), Julie was especially fond of flirting with Barry, but what would she make of this? Weirder still, Melissa often flirted with Julie and encouraged her to flirt with Barry, too.
Was his wife a secret lesbian just after his money? He never had to worry about her with men, she always behaved with them, but while she never failed to please and even initiate sex with him, she only seemed to flirt with girls, even as she encouraged those very same girls to flirt with Barry. What was really going on and why the fuck did there not seem to be many men still at the party? Most had all gone home or something, except for Julie's husband Joel, the sissy Ursula (real name being Lucas) and the openly gay couple Gary and Ron. What was that about?
Should Barry be afraid, especially as his wife asked him, "Truth or Dare?"
In spite of himself, Barry found himself saying, "Truth."
