Sharin and Ingrid usually spent at least one day a week together. Since neither had to work, they enjoyed shopping and lunching together. Lately, their weekly lunch time conversations focused on their respective sex life – or, lack of it.
This particular warm, sunny Tuesday, they visited the shops at a huge outlet mall near their home. Later, they enjoyed lunch on the patio of a nearby restaurant. During lunch, Ingrid began complaining about her husband.
“With him, it’s work-work-work. We enjoy the money, but I’d like some attention from him,” she said.
“I know the feeling,” said Sharin. “Last night I wore that red teddy I bought a few weeks ago. I thought it would arouse his interest. Instead, he wanted to watch TV instead. I ended up going to bed and using my vibrator.”
“We need to find something real to play with,” Ingrid said.
“I’ve already done that,” confided Sharing. “Can you keep a secret?”
“Of course,” said Ingrid as she leaned forward to hear more of the details.
“Well, about a month ago, I happened to be in the bank where I used to work and this man that used to do some consulting work for our bank was there visiting the President.
Sharin went on to tell Ingrid about the flirting she and Mister Ree had engaged in when he did work for the bank. “We even made love once and it was heavenly,” Sharin added.
“Are you going to get together again with him,” Ingrid asked.
“Yes, he gave me his card and I called him last Friday,” Karen said. “He said when I was ready for some serious lovemaking to give him a call.”
“Well, what are you waiting for, Ingrid asked? “Take me back home and call him. Maybe you two can get together this afternoon.”
“I guess I could – he only lives three miles from here,” Sharin offered. Suddenly Sharin sat up in her chair. “I’ve got a better idea,” she beamed. “You and I are going to pay a visit to Mister Ree’s place.”
At first Ingrid was hesitant – but, she relented. They paid their check and drove to Mister Ree’s house. Sharin turned off the highway into an exclusive wooded area where all the homes sat on five-acre parcels.