A Tale of Immorality Ch. 02

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Part 2 of the 8 part series

Updated 10/30/2022
Created 08/31/2007
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Chapter Two: A Note Of Deceit.

Were you ever in my position?

I don't think so. But I am certain you have an opinion about me. Most probably it isn't a very good one.

I am Anne.

Maybe we've met. I am married and love to fuck other men without my husband knowing. I have been doing that for quite a while. I feel no guilt about it. And I have no intention of stopping.

Do I love my husband? I really think I do.

Don't laugh. I know it must sound ridiculous. Everybody knows you can't love a person and fuck around on him — or her. So surely I couldn't love my husband.

But is everybody right?

They must be. Go watch your typical Hollywood movie. Or tune in to just about any TV romance. You hear violins. That's when you know you're in love. Especially women. You feel it and you know. And if you know, you're supposed to forsake all others.

You told the minister, remember?

So if you love, you don't cheat. And if you cheat, you can't love. What's the problem? The problem is that I love to cheat and I still believe I love my George.

"Aha!" you may say. "That's easy. It can't be real love, then."

Sigh. You may be right. My problem is that no one ever told me what real love is. Did anyone ever tell you?

They told me which mushrooms are poisonous and which ones are not. They told me where to cross the street. They explained to me why I shouldn't smoke. And why I should use condoms. But they never told me what love is. How it feels. How it tastes.

So how should I know what love is? Or — to put it differently — how could you know that my love for George cannot be real?

I know what you think.

You think I am trying to wriggle out. That I am conjuring up clever words, like a slick lawyer. You think that I try to serve myself, my petty lust, my greedy needs, just to make seem right what really is wrong.

I know how it looks to you. You may even be right. But could I care less? It is my problem, isn't it?

And it's my love.

***

After that first time with Antoine I never stopped.

Oh, don't get me wrong, I didn't fuck Antoine again. The thought didn't even occur to me. Not to me. To him, it sure did. He kept after me for weeks. But somehow I knew that one time was the limit.

It was always that way with the men I fucked. Well, almost always. It is the newness and the firstness that makes cheating special to me.

And acceptable, I guess.

When I look back at my adventures — trysts, flings, affairs, whatever you want to call them — I don't see them as a chain of sleazy sex bouts. Not at all. At some times the sex wasn't even much more than a bonus.

One time there wasn't even sex at all.

I see it as one of those little fan-like booklets you get at a paint shop. A spectrum of colors that runs from blue through green through yellow and red. Each time had a distinct flavor for me. A certain smell or taste can bring them back. Like swallowing an oyster.

A sound can do it too.

The guy I met after Antoine was a concert pianist. He was in his young forties, very attractive. He had fled from Russia and was by now a rather well-known performing artist. His name was Wasilly, "call me Wes." We met through a PR plan I had developed. I organized a series of concerts at the local music hall. We not only added our firm's name to the happenings, we also turned them into culinary events. Antoine did the food.

Oh yes, maybe you forgot.

I work with this catering firm that also has a fast growing chain of delicatessens throughout the state. And beyond. I do marketing and PR.

Wasilly and I met twice.

It was always in the company of the concert hall's producers and my assistant. When we had a drink after the second meeting, he took me aside and invited me to a concert he was giving in Chicago.

***

I was pleasantly surprised when he had a limo pick me up at the airport. The driver took me to the Drake Hotel, where a suite had been booked for me. It was breathtakingly beautiful with a glorious view of the lake.

At the center of the room stood a grand piano. On it lay a single rose. It reflected in the deep shine of the lacquer. There was also a card telling me how welcome I was. He had excused himself for having to rehearse all day for the concert that night. I was asked to relax. I would be picked up for the concert around 7:30 p.m. He was looking forward to having a late supper with me afterwards.

You see now that it was much more than "just sex"?

***

I had tea in the gorgeous lobby and I strolled along the Magnificent Mile. Then I returned to my suite to sink into the bath and ponder what to wear.

Well, I wasn't really pondering.

I knew what I'd wear. I just had to work up the courage to do it. You see, before I left for Chicago I had bought this slinky, deep red velvety dress with a daring plunge, front and back. It was ankle-length and hugged my body very nicely.

The point is it could only be worn without a bra.

Another point was that I had never shown myself in public without one. I don't have huge breasts. And they don't really need the support. But they are large enough to do this telltale jiggling when given their freedom. And they have quite spectacular nipples. Nosy little rascals. They love to come out and play when all that jiggling and rubbing wakes them up.

After getting dressed and made up, I walked over to a tall mirror.

I had never seen myself like this. I'd never dared. But I knew I should have. I looked good. Sexy, yes. Sexy from my shining red lips down to my cleavage. From the curves of my hips down to the slit that showed a leg and the stiletto heels that made me stand tall.

But it was a high class kind of sexy. Subtle and tasteful. Classy enough to make me swallow my fear. "Damn, you look good, Anne," my voice whispered in a breathless way.

The sound made my nipples swell.

Did I feel guilty? George had never seen me like this. I had never dressed for him this way. Yes, of course I felt guilt. For two seconds, to be precise. And it annoyed me. For this wasn't for George. It wasn't even for Wasilly.

It was for me.

***

My cell phone rang.

"Honey?"

"Yes, darling, me too. So glad to hear your voice."

"Oh yes, the journey was good…no problems."

"Don't worry. They are very hospitable."

"The Drake, yes. Mmmmm, George. We should come here together soon. Such a lovely place."

"Ah, well, dinner somewhere, I guess. They pick me up."

"I know. Me too."

"Yes."

"Yes…"

"Must leave, love. I'll call you."

"Yes, me too, George."

"Me too…bye love."

My finger and thumb left my right nipple. The aroused flesh strained against the velvet.

***

I looked down on the stage from the box to which they had ushered me.

The orchestra was tuning up. It created the chaotic forest of sounds that never fails to stir up feelings of anticipation. I just love to be rocked by this ocean of strings. When I close my eyes I see a seascape. I hear seagulls — clarinets and flutes. I feel the deep, low ground-swell of cello's and bassoons.

I really love music.

At the center of the stage was a grand piano. It stood alone and slightly raised. Its polished lacquer reflected the myriad of lights. There lay a single rose on its keyboard. Seeing it took my breath away.

Ah, definitely…this was so much more than sex.

The hall filled slowly with well-dressed people. Women in gowns, men in suits, even tuxedos. A warm and festive murmur rose to my elevated position. I found binoculars and started observing people. I saw a gorgeous blonde on the arm of a gray tycoon. I spied on the first violinist. And I took in the rose on the piano.

A silence fell.

Then applause welcomed the artists. The conductor was old and fragile. His hair was thin and white. The program told me he was famous and Russian. To his right walked Wasilly. He looked great. Just watching him sent a flush to my cheeks.

I felt special.

The conductor took his place in front of the orchestra. Wasilly went to the piano. He sat down. Then he took the rose. He smelled it and looked straight up to where I was sitting.

My face was on fire.

Only then did I see the young girl behind Wasilly. She was tiny and gorgeous. Chinese, maybe, or Japanese. Her skin shone pale and flawless in the spotlights. There was a lot of it showing, as she wore a strapless dress. Her hair was long, straight and bluish black.

She had the face of a doll.

Her task obviously was to turn Wasilly's pages while he played. It must sound silly, but I envied her. I even felt jealous of their closeness.

***

Wasilly only played until intermission. So as people rose to applaud and cheer him, a young man took me from my box down to an elegant room at the back of the stage. He offered me a glass of champagne and asked me to wait.

Wasilly came rushing in. His face reflected his excitement. There was a huge bouquet in his arms. It must have been handed to him during the applause.

He hugged me, crushing the flowers between us. His lips were all over my face until they found mine. We kissed passionately. "Welcome," he said with his cute accent. "So wonderful of you to come."

Over his shoulder I saw the petite Asian girl. She stood next to the door. Her eyes were down. There was a blush on her cheeks.

"Please meet little Ling," Wasilly said with a wide smile. "She is my very special page-turner."

***

I have had sex with women before.

Even as early as high school I had been with girls. It was never a big thing. It felt natural and I still think it is. Making love to a girl is often just a seamless extension of affection. We share emotions so much easier than we do with men. Even after marrying George it was sometimes the natural nightcap after an evening of fun and gossip with a girl friend.

But I had never done a threesome.

I felt shocked when Wasilly proposed it over dinner. The girl never blushed. She only smiled her tiny Asian smile. What really confused me was the nature of my shock. I felt jealous.

Okay, laugh. Wife is cheating on husband and feels jealous of lover.

I guess Wasilly saw my embarrassment. For a man he is very sensitive. His hand covered mine. "Shall I send her away, sweetheart?" he whispered. "I don't want to make you feel uncomfortable."

I smiled. Then I caressed his face and said: "No, Wasilly. I know you want it. I won't spoil your evening." My other hand was on his crotch by then. I squeezed his cock. It didn't disappoint me.

Wasilly smiled. "Ling!" he said. The girl looked up. He only nodded. To my amazement the sweet doll slid off her chair into the damask tent of our tablecloth. My eyes widened. Wasilly grinned. Tiny hands ran up my legs. They pushed up my dress.

They also pushed my thighs apart.

A bolt of fire flashed up from my cunt as a velvet vice closed over it. The strong little eel that swam up my vagina made me swallow a surprised moan. A fingertip expertly rubbed my clit.

Deep blushes climbed out of my décolleté.

***

I won't ever forget that night.

Wasilly and his trained little page-turner were the most incredible team of lovers that ever spoiled me. Her body was like a girl's. It was soft and strong, tight and luscious. Her energy was endless.

And there was nothing she wouldn't do gladly.

We started kissing and grabbing in the elevator. After the massive orgasm Ling had given me under the table, I had two more before we even reached the bed.

Wasilly fucked the girl's little ass as she ate me out. And after she sucked him back to impressive life, he did me on the grand piano. His cock was longer and fatter than any I had felt before. Between it and the Chinese's wriggling tongue, I jumped from one climax to another.

***

When I awoke the next morning, I was alone.

The bed was a ruin. The sheets felt sticky. So did my skin. My nipples wore little crowns of love bites. My cunt lips were puffy and sore to the touch. My ass hole felt stretched.

I crawled to the bathroom.

Then my cell phone rang. It took me a while to find it. By then the voice mail had taken over. George's soft and friendly voice shocked me. I hadn't thought of him since yesterday's call. He said he wished me a great day. And that he loved me. It made me moan. My nipples throbbed.

"I love you," I whispered.

Then I sat down on the porcelain toilet and flushed out Wasilly's sperm.

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DukeofPaducahDukeofPaducah3 months ago

These comments blow me away. Way more interesting than the story itself. Many of the commenters are authors in their own right.

I suspect this story’s author is using Anne’s sociopathy as a mechanism to incite the Pharisees to keep them engaged. Crafty.

LucasredLucasredabout 2 years ago

She claims 'I must be honest'.

How honest is she if she keeps this hidden from her husband. She has very selective 'honesty'.

AnonymousAnonymousabout 2 years ago

A whore is a whore is a whore.

And this MC is a whore. Unrepentant.

Sociopath.

Introduction tries to justify..."what is love? No one ever told me what love is..."

Nonsense. Sociopaths are unable to process others emotions or feel empathy or true compassion.

This character is unable to feel guilt or empathy for fucking other people and "thinks" she loves her husband.

Sickening really.

26thNC26thNCalmost 3 years ago

Author.writes nothing but man hating, cheating whores.

AnonymousAnonymousalmost 3 years ago

The husband (if he knew) should take the piano away from Wes. Use a hammer on Wes' hands, pulverize them so they are a broken, arthritic mess for the rest of his life.

AnonymousAnonymousabout 4 years ago
Lust

This story just evoke plain lust, such a sinful deligth!!!!!!

jrphdojrphdoabout 6 years ago
Great Writing

On one hand, I understand what she is doing and sympathize, on the other she is someone easy to hate. Too selfish to be married, if she doesn't even treat her husband(who she loves?) as well as her lovers. Is the husband stupid or just not paying attention or what?

ChuckEPooChuckEPooalmost 7 years ago
Incredible writing

The incredible writing matched the unbelievable debauchery. She should just cut to the chase and become a high class call girl. Your writing is outstanding as usual.

betrayedbylovebetrayedbylovealmost 11 years ago
Damn

Well written will only take you so far. Your cheating wife character is the worst kind of person that exists. One more chapter.

ythebadgerythebadgerover 11 years ago
Certainly erotic

as the first was. The only thing I find disappointing is that her husband is just a shadowy figure somewhere in the background. I realise it's intended to delve into the mind of a serail cheat and explore her mind and motives, but a bit of extra substance to the character of her husband wouldn't go amiss.

AnonymousAnonymousalmost 12 years ago
Ahh, DWornock, I can count on you to give this 5.

This series does an excellent job in my eyes as well, but unlike DWHopeless, I do not give the story itself credit, nor the author/wordsmith.

What I call excellent, is the way this story tells the truth. But at the same time, I am not glad that this story exists, because it writes about a subject that does not need promotion, does not need acknowledgement, even as a cautionary tale.

You see, it is the story of the spoilt people who can act like this. Those that take for themselves, without regard for the people whom they owe the most to in life... their loved ones and the people around them. None of them realise that we are very closely interconnected, and that nobody is more deserving of anything than another.

The author tells the truth here... look under S for SELFISH. But there are other S words as well.

This character can role around in the filth of her reality only because she defines herself as SPECIAL. She betrays her love just because she thinks that her own excitement and pleasure are more important than those who offer her true sanctuary. The ordinary people, usually satisfied with a lesser lot, are the ones who do not betray the very people around them.

Others elevate themselves above their peers and loved-ones, and on doing so, move into a world where, what is seen as important, is that they roll with the 'beautiful people'.

They all think that they are SOPHISTICATED, and that the pleasures that they indulge in are what they truly deserve.

STUPID.

What they don't realise, is that under that fake sheen of glamour and pleasure, their world is nothing more than a herd of pigs rolling in muck, fighting to sate their own cravings, be it power, greed or lust.

So this story has merit in a way... it advertises values that are distasteful, and in the end, the protagonist gets all that she deserves... guilt, madness, loneliness and a living hell.

I was smiling at DWornock in my mind as I wrote this. What a hideous person she is.

Celtic_SeekerCeltic_Seekerabout 14 years ago
Dear Anne

If no one told you about love, then perhaps I can help. When you love, among many other things, the wellbeing of the person you love is very important, unsually even more important than your own. You will be on her/his side, you will defend them, you will help protect them from harm, you will be there to heal them when they are harmed.

If you love, you can not cause harm. If you casuse harm, how can you help heal? You can not help heal if you are not trusted. It is not about sex, it is about honesty. Honesty isn't about avoiding an abvious lie, it is about being open.

Does this fit in your case? I think not. Do what you want, the rest of us do, but do not pretend to love your husband.

IrrumatioIrrumatioover 15 years ago
Hey. It's an erotic-literature site

Those complaining that there are too many sex scenes apparently took a wrong turn somewhere. I don't think anyone writes more erotically, either.

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I like the horny stuff, and I'm willing to wait for what I expect to be a wrenching unraveling.

AnonymousAnonymousalmost 17 years ago
Repititious

Although I don't like the subject matter, the story was reasonably interesting in chapter one, but chapter two is just a repeat of chapter one with a different cast playing with slut wife. If all the chapters are going to be various lovers she cheats with, don't bother writing any more. There is no suspense in repetitive theme over and over.

the Ct Yankee

EspressoBolusEspressoBolusalmost 17 years ago
More of the same...

or perhaps the same gets worse. Angiquesophie is a terrific writer. The character development is the thing in this chapter. Perhaps character regression in this case.

AnonymousAnonymousalmost 17 years ago
To the reviewers "he who cast the first stone...."

It never ceases to amaze me how vindictive people want to be to others for their own beliefs. If you have been in the position you would understand how a person can have what appears as a contradiction. That's the thing with public opinion, it is not always right although it may appear righteous. Folks need to be more understanding and put aside their self righteousness and desire for retribution against others. All this moralising on an erotic and fantasy story web site is most amusing. If you don't like the story themes, don't read them or harass the author. Otherwise you might be better off doing something else.

AnonymousAnonymousalmost 17 years ago
An intereresting read about a sociopath

Reading this story is alot like reading "Silence of the Lambs" or "Hannibal" by Thomas Harris or any other story where a truly terrible creature is described and followed. Those who hate the story can't accept that there are such creatures out there. There are. Read the definition of "sociopath" in DSM IV and you will find this "wife". The story is very well written both technically and artistically. My only problem with the story is that there seem to be no consequences. If the story deals with those consequences in future chapters, this story will be interesting. If not, it is only celebrating a monster.

Vulcan_in_OhioVulcan_in_Ohioalmost 17 years ago
Again, well-written but difficult to accept.

Not quite so many comments as there were for Ch. 01, but it's obvious why so many are negative ones. The readers are very upset with the theme and don't agree with the idea that a person can love their spouse and yet keep all those secrets, all that intimacy, separate from their "mate." It's contradictory. Oh, I think we can all agree that there are different kinds of love, love for a parent, love for a child, love for a cousin, maybe even love for a friend, and there is no reason why these types of love must interfere with the love for a marital partner. Of course, even family love can and does interfere at times. The conflict between these types of love may be one of choosing between a family member and a spouse. We have all been there. Wife (or husband) loves her/his spouse but also loves her/his mother/father/sibling whatever, and there are times these loyalties can cross, creating conflicts and division. Sometimes these conflicts can break up a marriage. So why is there a difference when the divided loyalty is between a spouse and a lover (or multiple lovers)? In my opinion (and I venture to guess in the opinion of most readers) there really is no difference. Intimacy with a lover can't help but alter one's bonds to one's spouse. It's normal to have jealousy just like it's normal to cry when upset, sneeze when your sinuses are tickled or irritated, or go to the toilet when nature demands elimination of wastes. These "human" behaviors are common to virtually all societies studied by anthropologists, be they in Africa, South America, The Industrialized West . . . it doesn't matter. That said, there is nothing wrong with fantasy and a well-written fantasy can be a turn-on for those who share it. But for a fantasy to be believable, or to be able to place oneself in a fantasy and really enjoy it, I think there must be some credible assumptions with which one can identify. If a man is sexually aroused, he would be expected to be erect, or at least his penis would try to become erect. It's basic human behavior and basic biology. Human emotions are also basic, even though they may have complex variants. I have no doubt a person can think they love someone despite doing things they know would be upsetting should the other party find out. I loved my wife, she disapproved of my flying airplanes, so I kept it a secret. What she doesn't know won't hurt her, correct? But what if I had promised (given my vow, my word) that I would never fly airplanes? Then I had an accident, became disabled, was unable to help support our family . . . she would regard this as a betrayal, I lied to please myself. Wouldn't that hurt her, hurt her love for me? If I really loved her, I would care very much what she thought of me and I would never want to do something to poison her love for me. I may not be able to precisely define love, but like pornography, I know it when I see and feel it, and I can describe actions that directly interfere with a love relationship as generally accepted by society. Spending a lot of time away from the loved one alters the relationship, usually weakening it. Sharing intimacy with another weakens the primary relationship. Keeping secrets crucial to the primary relationship, ones that would hurt the other when they are revealed (and they nearly always are revealed) weakens the primary relationship. They are like land mines, waiting to go off and ruin someone's day. I, as the other readers who have commented, simply can't reconcile the concept of sexual and emotional love for a marital partner with the diametrically opposite behavior of secretly fucking lots of other partners. I really don't see why Anne bothers to remain married to George, since (by definition, mine) she doesn't really love him.

AnonymousAnonymousalmost 17 years ago
Dah Theme

Each story has a theme - a plot path - a focus upon which the writer builds for the readers.<P>

It isn't about words and thoughts wrapped in flowing pretty words - most decent writers can do that. It is however a case of where's the meat - the beef of what the story is trying to impart.<P>

In this continuing non-aberration and her other story's the writer's needle is stuck on women can do what they want cuz she can - while the writers husbands are either demented sick poor excuses for a humiliated man or stupidly braindead in their blindness and loyalty to their whorish wife who isn't sure she loves the small cocked cuck [poor bastard] but can't afford to risk a new life without the wimp when she has it so good.<P>

In short, a woman writer bashing men - humiliating them and the readers who love her ability to cuck men like themselves.<P>

Can you hear her laughing at you wimps who applaud your not so transparent demise. Braindead isn't proprietary to her male characters as some comments clearly convey.

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