angelique127
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This is a story about a beautiful, married woman, named Lacy Anne Roberts. She, like so many of the other characters in my other threads*, is wealthy or filthy rich, besides being very pretty and alluring. But...she is also bored with her life and marriage.
While the 'other' people may consider her an ungrateful, spoiled, little haughty bitch, which too includes her dear, loving hubby of seven years, Lacy could care less...really. Maybe because she was a daddy's girl, grew up on Hilton Head Island, went to the finest, and very expensive private school in Savannah, Georgia and got everything she ever wanted throughout her luxurious life.
Until her lackluster marriage that is. Charles Ryan Roberts, a young, dashing man, full of promise, and vigor. He too, came from a wealthy, southern family, Lacy would have nothing less, and things were exciting at first, a grand wedding followed by a honeymoon on several Carribean Islands. They made love everywhere...on a romantic, moonlit beach, on the deck of a speedboat they rented, even the balcony overlooking the pool at the resort hotelroom they stayed at ! Things, more or less, winded down from there...
True enough, they still maintained a nice estate in Savannah, left to her by Lacy's dear late father, and a vacation home in Florida, but their was a noticable strain upon their marriage. Charles managed to hold on to his position at his own fathers company, but that was threatened by constant bankruptcy and foreclosure, but Lacy soon discovered something else quite disturbing about her husband, besides his constant drinking of alcohol, he liked to gamble, mostly on the sports books, like football games during the season, or the ponies at the track.
To put it bluntly, Charles was a loser...he lost thousands of dollars, wiping out their entire savings account. Lacy demanded he stop, of course, before he lost everything. She wasn't about to let him go through her trust fund. Needless to say, Lacy was dissappointed in Charles...and saw his addiction as a sign of weakness. She thought about leaving him, and filing for divorce, but that could be very messy, and besides, she did care for him, although with a certain amount of pity involved now. Charles begged Lacy for one more chance, he promised to change, to stop gambling completely, and to slow down on his drinking...
Lacy was looking forward to attending a party that her close friend Regina Miller was having, to show off their new home. Lacy had known Regina ever since they both went to private school together, and they came from the same wealthy, southern backgrounds. Lacy had been the maid of honor at Regina's wedding, when she married Troy Thomas Miller, who was a successfull engineer for a large firm. They had moved away, up north for awhile, due to Troy's career, but recently, at Regina's insistance, had moved back home and built their dream house in Savannah.
This is where the story shall begin...
While the 'other' people may consider her an ungrateful, spoiled, little haughty bitch, which too includes her dear, loving hubby of seven years, Lacy could care less...really. Maybe because she was a daddy's girl, grew up on Hilton Head Island, went to the finest, and very expensive private school in Savannah, Georgia and got everything she ever wanted throughout her luxurious life.
Until her lackluster marriage that is. Charles Ryan Roberts, a young, dashing man, full of promise, and vigor. He too, came from a wealthy, southern family, Lacy would have nothing less, and things were exciting at first, a grand wedding followed by a honeymoon on several Carribean Islands. They made love everywhere...on a romantic, moonlit beach, on the deck of a speedboat they rented, even the balcony overlooking the pool at the resort hotelroom they stayed at ! Things, more or less, winded down from there...
True enough, they still maintained a nice estate in Savannah, left to her by Lacy's dear late father, and a vacation home in Florida, but their was a noticable strain upon their marriage. Charles managed to hold on to his position at his own fathers company, but that was threatened by constant bankruptcy and foreclosure, but Lacy soon discovered something else quite disturbing about her husband, besides his constant drinking of alcohol, he liked to gamble, mostly on the sports books, like football games during the season, or the ponies at the track.
To put it bluntly, Charles was a loser...he lost thousands of dollars, wiping out their entire savings account. Lacy demanded he stop, of course, before he lost everything. She wasn't about to let him go through her trust fund. Needless to say, Lacy was dissappointed in Charles...and saw his addiction as a sign of weakness. She thought about leaving him, and filing for divorce, but that could be very messy, and besides, she did care for him, although with a certain amount of pity involved now. Charles begged Lacy for one more chance, he promised to change, to stop gambling completely, and to slow down on his drinking...
Lacy was looking forward to attending a party that her close friend Regina Miller was having, to show off their new home. Lacy had known Regina ever since they both went to private school together, and they came from the same wealthy, southern backgrounds. Lacy had been the maid of honor at Regina's wedding, when she married Troy Thomas Miller, who was a successfull engineer for a large firm. They had moved away, up north for awhile, due to Troy's career, but recently, at Regina's insistance, had moved back home and built their dream house in Savannah.
This is where the story shall begin...
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