Harddaysknight: Stories

Our hero returns home early from a business trip. The wife, as usual, is caught by surprise.

A man pays a debt with his wife's services. Who's the real winner in this unusual triangle, or is there a winner? / (Reviews)

A young woman with a short temper meets her match.

Man discovers an article in Cosmo indicates his wife's infidelity.

A man returns to his old hometown over a year after leaving. He comes back better prepared to deal with his wife's betrayal.

Man learns disturbing information about his wife's family. Is infidelity a genetic disorder?

Part of 50 Ways to Leave Your Lover
This story was written for a Paul Simon tribute event, mostly centered around 50 Ways to Leave Your Lover, but I sprinkled in a few other references to the writing genius of Paul Simon. In this story a husband learns of his wife's plan to cheat and decides to follow her. She runs into trouble and he pulls her ass out of the fire.

Husband learns his wife is cheating, and his teenage daughter is aware of it. The double betrayal forces him to change his perceptions.

Wife's misinformation proves to be a real boon for her husband.

Many people make lots of money suing for alienation of affections and/or when a company fails to follow it's non-fraternization policies, don't they?