Cheating Stories

She always came home clean

Bishop Robert and his Curate wife Pauline are estranged, work in different cities. They've been told by their beautiful daughter-in-law Adrienne that their only son has died suddenly age 45, killed by cancer that he hid from his parents. Robert wants to officiate at the funeral but Adrienne has that in hand. Both are invited to the Pre Wake. Unlike a Wake, this evening dress party, with music and dancing followed by a formal dinner, is held before the funeral rather than after.

Just more of my usual.

A short story about how a group of people turn tragedy around for the better.

I am a polyamorous woman, in my mid-40's, and recently embarked on an affair with a sophisticated, cultured, highly intelligent older gentleman. Because of the coronavirus, combined with other circumstances, we have been unable to meet for several weeks -- and who knows how much longer. My lover, whose name is Bob, wrote this story as a description of our first time together. He sent it to me, for my own entertainment, but told me it is mine to do with as I wish. I may write my own version.

Have ever wished you had a "rewind" button on your life, so that every time you put your foot in it, blurted out The wrong thing to say or did something particularly stupid or damaging? Just rewind and play that bit of your life again, only do it better this time? Yes? Well, you never know, but you may be able to rewind your life too.

A Tales from Riley High Story
Bella Plans a summer bash to celebrate her birthday, and crown herself Queen of the Riley High Cheer Squad

A young wife encounters an older stranger on her way to the airport parking lot

I go camping with a couple I've been friends with for a while. Pamela is hot, but I never considered moving on her because she was happily married and I like her husband. That changed the first night.

I called my troops to attention and turned to face the Union Major, who was in charge of the Union Company, about the same size as mine. Before yesterday, he was the enemy. I saluted and waited for the next order. “Major James Giffords of the Confederate States Army, you have given us your word you would surrender your troops, your arms, and what ammunition you have.”