Cuck and Bull--PART 1
Copyright (c) 2024 by TeddySmutWriter. All rights reserved.
This is my take on the usual interracial cuckold story.
In fact you may find yourself looking at the genre differently once you finish reading my story. You may even hate me for it.
The beginning is a bit long but you will be thoroughly confused if you don't read from the beginning. And hopefully you will find it entertaining in its own way.
Don't worry, there's lots of hot sex. If you are really eager to get to the good stuff you can ctrl-F on "Kiss me you fool" but I strongly recommend against it.
**John**
I had a mouth full of baloney sandwich when I got the call. It was from my wife. In the background I heard traffic, wind and the hubbub of a small crowd. "John?"
"Second" I choked out. I could try and swallow or spit it out. It was a baloney sandwich. I spit it out. "Yes sweetheart?"
"Remember what we talked about?" I stood up and went to the door of my office, closing it and turning the latch. That's something I rarely do.
I stared at her picture on my phone, blue eyes gleaming back at me. My body normally reacted to the image like her warm hand caressing the back of my neck. Those caresses were few and far between these days. The reaction was still there but so was a mordant rising in my stomach. I knew what this was about. "Go on Amy."
"I'm here with someone and he wants to talk to you."
"Okay, put him on speaker."
"We're in a public space," Amy said.
"I know."
"Right near my job!"
"I know." That was an easy inference since I know there was a sidewalk cafe next to door where she worked and this was her lunch hour.
"Fine!" Amy said. "I'm putting us on speaker, please don't embarrass me."
A man's deep burry voice said "Hello?"
"Hi," I said. "So you're the guy."
"What do you mean?"
"When your wife asks whether we should consider outside consultants, she probably already has someone in mind."
"Oh!" He chuckled. "My name is Ben. Ironically I work for a consulting firm in Amy's building. We've talked a few times but we haven't actually 'consulted' yet. I'm calling to verify the decks are clear on the issue."
"I'm about three quarters convinced," I said. "The rewards look good but the risks look catastrophic. I'm married. I have three great kids. Everything is fine at home except the issue under discussion. You can imagine how bad it must be for me considering the risks here."
"I hear you man," Ben said. "I don't know how to assure--"
At this point, outside my office, there was a screech of brakes and the distinctive sound of two lift trucks--forklifts to you--colliding. Even worst was the sound of a pallet full of glass bottles hitting concrete from a height. Fuck.
"Look," I said as I unlatched my door and headed through the outer office toward the trouble. "There's an accident here and I need to deal. Amy, give Ben my number and my work address. Ben, come on over and we'll talk. Whenever you can."
I hit the red button and went out to see how bad it was. Nobody was hurt but a whole pallet of Adelina Shiraz Clare Valley 2020 wine from South Australia had been dropped from three stories up. Nearly fifty bucks a bottle retail. When booze hits the floor the paperwork goes through the roof. We had to account for every single bottle. Fuck.
You'd think one quarter into the 21st Century everything would have digitized by now. Are you kidding?
I assessed the situation. Nobody was hurt. The situation was stable in that there was no ongoing danger. I separated the two drivers before fists flew.
The mop of blonde curly hair with black roots of Rita, my executive assistant slash office manager, appeared at my shoulder. She had an armful of clipboards and her tablet. Her arms encumbered, I pushed her glasses back up her nose. She smiled at the familiar gesture despite the situation. "Looks bad boss."
We got to work. She started handing out clipboard and emailing people. I called my boss.
Twenty minutes later I was still on the phone with him. My stomach was aching from the stress and from being empty. I almost didn't catch the appearance of a text icon. I checked. It was an unknown number.
(555) 555 1234: Hi, this is Ben. Hope whatever that was is better. Anybody hurt? I'm free this afternoon if that's OK with you.
Eager this guy is, my internal Yoda voice said. Bonus points for not using text shortcuts though.
On the phone I summed up all the action items to my boss and asked if I missed anything. My boss said he didn't think so but he'd let me know. He wasn't the most decisive person on the planet and needed nudging sometimes. He ended the call. I sighed relief then burped an acrid bubble of stomach gas.
ME: You mean to come over and talk?
BEN: Yeah. I know I'm coming across as eager but you can't blame me considering how beautiful your wife is.
That was a point I could not argue. Amy's forehead was just the right height to kiss. Her face was heart shaped perfection with the tiny flaw of a line through one dark eyebrow. Now add tousled blonde hair, clever gleaming eyes, rosy cheeks and cupid's bow mouth. Then, below that, imagine what could only be described as a wet dream come to life.
Whenever she was close, despite everything, I still felt my manhood stir.
And she knew it.
ME: That she is. I'm really busy but somehow I feel this is as good a time as any. I'm never not busy. So the sooner the better.
BEN: Okay. On the way.
I turned to Rita. "I just remembered I promised a friend of a friend of my wife I'd give him a tour. He's some kind of a consultant. Name's Ben. Should be here soon."
"Gee boss," Rita rolled her eyes. "Pile it on why don't you."
I gave her my best sheepish smile. "I know. I know."
I excused myself and went to the break room. We have reasonably cheap vending machines there and free, if you can stomach it, coffee. I fed a couple of bucks into the solid food machine and got something resembling a danish. It was really dry and far too sweet but now something was in my stomach. I just could not even think about those baloney sandwiches I'd slapped together this morning. I made my own lunches because I left for work very early and didn't want to wake Amy.
Fuck. I supervise over a hundred workers. I'm told I'm a good boss. I deal with shit like today on a weekly basis. Yet I can't arrange to get a decent lunch every day.
An hour or so later I was back at my desk in the reacting to others' reaction to the accident phase.
My phone sounded Aurora--Amy's text tone. I took a look.
AMY: What are you doing?
I deliberately misunderstood what she was talking about. Amy has zero interest in anything not about her.
ME: Working. High value accident. Gonna be late getting home.
AMY: You know what I'm talking about. Are you actually going to meet Ben and talk about me behind my back?