Climaktic Prynce
Moon
- Joined
- Feb 5, 2024
Sophia slid the expensive diamond ring from her finger and slid it into her clutch before stalking into her closet. Night after night her spineless husband was at the office late into the night, leaving her alone in their two-story mansion. Night after night she waited for her loving but absentee husband to come home only to find her advances rebuffed. 'Too tired?' He was always too tired, and tonight would be no different. Well, actually it would be quite a bit different. Enough was enough, and if she couldn't get what she wanted, no needed, from her husband, then she knew where she could get it. Years ago, she'd dated his brother before she picked the safe choice. The whole debacle had formed a rift between the siblings, and neither had been quite the same since. Tonight would be the first time she'd spoken to her ex since the wedding, but she was a woman, and women have needs. If her husband wouldn't please her, then his brother surely would.
Slipping into her most expensive lace underwear and some comfortable clothes she normally reserved for the gym, Sophia threw her hair into a messy bun, painted on some thick eyeliner, and grabbed her clutch before heading out the door and climbing into a black sedan with the word 'uber' glowing in the window. "Terry's on 4th. And you never saw me." She said to the driver as she handed her a crisp one-hundred dollar bill before cancelling the uber on her phone and putting it on silent. The driver gave her a suspicious glance in the mirror before accepting the bill with a shrug and peeling off into the night.
Pulling up to a seedy bar on the far side of town, Sophia turned off her phone before pushing open the door to the dive bar her husband would would never dream of setting foot in and headed towards the bar.
Slipping into her most expensive lace underwear and some comfortable clothes she normally reserved for the gym, Sophia threw her hair into a messy bun, painted on some thick eyeliner, and grabbed her clutch before heading out the door and climbing into a black sedan with the word 'uber' glowing in the window. "Terry's on 4th. And you never saw me." She said to the driver as she handed her a crisp one-hundred dollar bill before cancelling the uber on her phone and putting it on silent. The driver gave her a suspicious glance in the mirror before accepting the bill with a shrug and peeling off into the night.
Pulling up to a seedy bar on the far side of town, Sophia turned off her phone before pushing open the door to the dive bar her husband would would never dream of setting foot in and headed towards the bar.