GenderBender
Star
- Joined
- May 29, 2017
The envelope was on my desk when I arrived at work, lying on my keyboard. Plain white, with my name typed on the front.
This isn't normal. I mean, everyone uses email or text or WhatsApp or whatever, but no one writes any more, certainly not in the office.
Curious, I opened it.
Inside was a single sheet of paper.
The message was typed in capitals: I FUCKED YOUR WIFE LAST NIGHT.
I threw it in my drawer. Some silly prank. Not worth bothering with. I certainly wouldn't bother telling my wife.
When I came back from my break, there was another envelope.
Name typed on the front as before, single sheet inside with message in capitals. This time there was just one word: TWICE.
It was no surprise to find another envelope when I got back from lunch.
This time the message was longer, but still in capitals: ON YOUR SIDE OF THE BED. YOU SLEPT ON MY CUM, MY DNA IS ALL OVER YOUR BALLS.
I hurried back from my afternoon break, hoping perhaps to catch the person responsible. But it was already there, again with more details: I PLAYED WITH THAT MOLE IN THE INSIDE OF HER THIGH AND READ THAT MESSAGE YOU HAD TATTOOED IN THE CRACK OF HER ASS.
When I put my jacket on to leave that evening, there was another message, short and to the point: LOSER.
The journey home gave me time to reflect. This had to be a prank from someone in the office. No one else could get in and move around to leave the notes. It could be someone I knew, but why? It couldn't be true. I have never doubted my wife, not once, not ever. We were in love, she was faithful and loyal, I trusted her completely.
And that would have been it, if it hadn't been for those two details. The mole and the tattoo. I had never mentioned them to anyone. They were both private. I didn't like the mole; it actually turned me off to be honest. And any mention of the tattoo would lead to the question: what does it say? A question I have no intention of answering.
So the doubt was sown, but what should I do? I decided to do nothing, see how this developed, if indeed there were any developments to come. And to watch my wife for any signs that something had changed or that something was going on in her life.
I should have added a third thing to be list: don't change my behaviour. But it is easy to be wise after the event.
This isn't normal. I mean, everyone uses email or text or WhatsApp or whatever, but no one writes any more, certainly not in the office.
Curious, I opened it.
Inside was a single sheet of paper.
The message was typed in capitals: I FUCKED YOUR WIFE LAST NIGHT.
I threw it in my drawer. Some silly prank. Not worth bothering with. I certainly wouldn't bother telling my wife.
When I came back from my break, there was another envelope.
Name typed on the front as before, single sheet inside with message in capitals. This time there was just one word: TWICE.
It was no surprise to find another envelope when I got back from lunch.
This time the message was longer, but still in capitals: ON YOUR SIDE OF THE BED. YOU SLEPT ON MY CUM, MY DNA IS ALL OVER YOUR BALLS.
I hurried back from my afternoon break, hoping perhaps to catch the person responsible. But it was already there, again with more details: I PLAYED WITH THAT MOLE IN THE INSIDE OF HER THIGH AND READ THAT MESSAGE YOU HAD TATTOOED IN THE CRACK OF HER ASS.
When I put my jacket on to leave that evening, there was another message, short and to the point: LOSER.
The journey home gave me time to reflect. This had to be a prank from someone in the office. No one else could get in and move around to leave the notes. It could be someone I knew, but why? It couldn't be true. I have never doubted my wife, not once, not ever. We were in love, she was faithful and loyal, I trusted her completely.
And that would have been it, if it hadn't been for those two details. The mole and the tattoo. I had never mentioned them to anyone. They were both private. I didn't like the mole; it actually turned me off to be honest. And any mention of the tattoo would lead to the question: what does it say? A question I have no intention of answering.
So the doubt was sown, but what should I do? I decided to do nothing, see how this developed, if indeed there were any developments to come. And to watch my wife for any signs that something had changed or that something was going on in her life.
I should have added a third thing to be list: don't change my behaviour. But it is easy to be wise after the event.