Sexy_Trinity69
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Tonight was just like any other night for Roxy. Come home. Cook dinner. Clean house. Wait. Wait. And Wait some more. Her husband, Mike, was late for dinner. Per usual. It hadn’t taken her long to learn to go on and sit down at the empty long table for a meal by her lonesome. Mike’s was in the microwave, just in case he was sober enough to reheat it. Those chances were slim. They would sit there until after she read a few more chapters of her sleazy romance novel. Then they’d wait until she clamored upstairs to a bath, where she’d cure her loneliness with a few delicately placed fingers and the soothing sounds of the ocean. Only after that, would she trudge back down the steps and set the plate in the fridge.
Roxanne was on chapter 16 of her book when it began to get juicy. A lonely housewife had finally taken matters into her own hands and seduced a man at a hotel bar to join her in her room, while her husband wasted away on the craps table downstairs. Her new lover was nose deep in her hot core when her cellphone rang. The chorus of bells startled her. No one ever called this late. Most of her friends were out with their husbands or boyfriends. Or out trying to find one of the two. Roxy sighed at the thought. After all these years of technological and human advancement, most peoples biggest concern still involved lust and mating.
To be honest, she’d always wanted more than this. She wanted to be a strong independent woman with a career. She’d taken all the necessary steps. High school. College. Interning. She’d landed a nice gig as an dentist by day. But at night? She felt lonely. She still needed someone to come home to…and Mike had been that. For a while. A few weeks. Tops. Roxanne bit her lip and answered the phone. She should have guessed.
Mike’s work. Again. Roxy grabbed a pen and a scrap of paper, quickly jotting down the time of Mike’s flight and directions to his destination. He had a business trip scheduled for the week and hadn’t said one word about it. Now it was the night before and he was out getting plastered. And who would have to come get him? Roxy. Who would have to get him home? Roxy. Put him to bed? Roxy. Get him up? Roxy. Drive? Roxy. Pay? Roxy.
The tips of her caramel tinted ears shone purple as she thought about it. Her cheeks matched in color were hot. She was going down there. Now. And she wasn’t going to be gentle about it. After slamming her book on the glass coffee table, Roxanne changed into a pair of tight blue jeans and a yellow blouse that accented the soft yellows of her mixed skin. She pulled her dark curls into a messy pony tail, grabbed a jacket and stormed out of the house, making her way to the bar.
It only took a few minutes to arrive in her husband’s favorite watering hole. It wasn’t far from the house, which is probably why he frequented it. That and the drinks were cheap. “Mike.” she practically growled, seeing him at the end of the bar making gogglie eyes at a pint of whiskey. “You have a flight tomorrow. Which, by the way, you told me nothing about. What the hell are you…” her voice trailed off a bit, noticing a someone out of the corner of her eye. A bit further down the bar sat a very familiar face…making very familiar eyes at the woman next to him. The woman’s back was to Roxy, but she could see the face of her friend…and he was not asking directions to the nearest payphone to call his wife for a lift home. Roxy chewed on her lip, ignoring the slurs coming from Mike’s direction as she made a beeline for her old companion.
“Really…I’d expect something like this out of Mike, but you?! I can’t believe it! What would your ‘wife’ have to say about this?”
Roxanne was on chapter 16 of her book when it began to get juicy. A lonely housewife had finally taken matters into her own hands and seduced a man at a hotel bar to join her in her room, while her husband wasted away on the craps table downstairs. Her new lover was nose deep in her hot core when her cellphone rang. The chorus of bells startled her. No one ever called this late. Most of her friends were out with their husbands or boyfriends. Or out trying to find one of the two. Roxy sighed at the thought. After all these years of technological and human advancement, most peoples biggest concern still involved lust and mating.
To be honest, she’d always wanted more than this. She wanted to be a strong independent woman with a career. She’d taken all the necessary steps. High school. College. Interning. She’d landed a nice gig as an dentist by day. But at night? She felt lonely. She still needed someone to come home to…and Mike had been that. For a while. A few weeks. Tops. Roxanne bit her lip and answered the phone. She should have guessed.
Mike’s work. Again. Roxy grabbed a pen and a scrap of paper, quickly jotting down the time of Mike’s flight and directions to his destination. He had a business trip scheduled for the week and hadn’t said one word about it. Now it was the night before and he was out getting plastered. And who would have to come get him? Roxy. Who would have to get him home? Roxy. Put him to bed? Roxy. Get him up? Roxy. Drive? Roxy. Pay? Roxy.
The tips of her caramel tinted ears shone purple as she thought about it. Her cheeks matched in color were hot. She was going down there. Now. And she wasn’t going to be gentle about it. After slamming her book on the glass coffee table, Roxanne changed into a pair of tight blue jeans and a yellow blouse that accented the soft yellows of her mixed skin. She pulled her dark curls into a messy pony tail, grabbed a jacket and stormed out of the house, making her way to the bar.
It only took a few minutes to arrive in her husband’s favorite watering hole. It wasn’t far from the house, which is probably why he frequented it. That and the drinks were cheap. “Mike.” she practically growled, seeing him at the end of the bar making gogglie eyes at a pint of whiskey. “You have a flight tomorrow. Which, by the way, you told me nothing about. What the hell are you…” her voice trailed off a bit, noticing a someone out of the corner of her eye. A bit further down the bar sat a very familiar face…making very familiar eyes at the woman next to him. The woman’s back was to Roxy, but she could see the face of her friend…and he was not asking directions to the nearest payphone to call his wife for a lift home. Roxy chewed on her lip, ignoring the slurs coming from Mike’s direction as she made a beeline for her old companion.
“Really…I’d expect something like this out of Mike, but you?! I can’t believe it! What would your ‘wife’ have to say about this?”