- Loving Wives
- The Date
- Page 5
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Jerry and Marcy did the introductions as everyone were taking their seats. A few moments later the waiter took their drink orders. Jerry waited until everyone ordered dinner before revealing the dual purpose behind his invitation.
"Folks, I want to thank you all for coming tonight, it means a lot to Marcy and me."
"You didn't give us much choice," Bob interjected, getting a chuckle from everyone.
"You're right, Bob, I guess I didn't, but Marcy and I are hoping this will be a very special night and we wanted to share it with our best friends.
"It's been almost a year since James Shore drugged and kidnapped Marcy. A lot of things have happened since. It's been tough times but we've survived and in some ways, even prospered. Bob, by now everyone knows how we tried to rig the auction so I knew who Marcy would be out with that night. I, personally, know how guilty you feel about what happened; so much so, that it's actually affected our friendship. I won't have that, I want it to stop. You weren't responsible for what happened anymore than you were, Emmy."
Jerry turned his attention to her. "Your friendship with Marcy has been strained in the same way...it stops tonight, both of you! Now, I know...easier said than done. So, if either of you still have a hard time forgiving yourselves, we have a way for both of you to make amends."
Marcy picked up the conversation from there. "As you all know," she said, attracting everyone's attention, "that charity auction was one of victims from the fall out of that night. As it turns out, the actual amount of money that was donated didn't turn out to be that much, but the loss of any money that goes toward Cancer research is a big loss in my book."
"Soooooo," Jerry chimed in again, drawing out the word to grab everyone's attention, "we've come up with a plan to replace that money and hopefully more. If you guys still feel guilty then let's put that guilt to work for charity."
"This sounds exciting," offered Emmy.
"I hope so," Jerry countered. "I've been talking to Terry Hildebrand. He's the pro at Dear's Trail Golf Course where Bob and I play a lot of golf. He talked to the owners of the golf course and they've agreed to donate the course for an entire Sunday. In other words, we hold a charity golf tournament and everything we make, one-hundred percent, goes toward Cancer research. The only thing is, Marcy and I can't do this alone; we need help. That's where you guys come in."
"You can count me in," said Bob immediately.
"Me too," responded Emmy.
"Do you have room for me?" Stan asked.
"Hey, you're not leaving me out," said Susie.
EPILOGUE:
And so the, "Sherry Duncan Foundation," was established. They named it after Marcy's mother. The first year of the charity golf tournament, it brought in almost fifty-thousand dollars. The following year they combined the tourney with a silent auction and the third year, the Titlist Corporation donated a thousand dollar set of golf clubs to be auctioned off. That year the event brought in a total of one hundred thousand dollars, every penny of which, went toward Cancer research.
Bob and Emmy finally lost their feelings of guilt and the six musketeers, as they now called themselves, formed a friendship that would endure a lifetime.
Marcy's new found strength and determination earned her a promotion at work. No one was more proud of her than Jerry, and Marcy made sure he knew how much he was loved and appreciated every day.
One of the interesting side notes that developed from Marcy's horrible experience, was Jerry's trust issues...they no longer existed. When his lovely wife was sent away on a week's training seminar for her new job, never once did a suspicious thought cross his mind. She was his and he was hers.
The End.
- COMMENTS
Anonymousabout 2 months agoI am not a member of Literotica. I feel much of it is not good.
HOWEVER, there are an amazing number of stories that, like this one, have great lessons about dealing with life issues.
This is a powerful story and worth reading.
THC
Anonymous2 months agoIt's demeaning to a husband and to a marriage for a wife to go on a date of any kind with anyone other than her husband for any reason. Period. End of story.
Anonymous2 months agoThose drugs are detectable by their metabolites in the urine for many days. Like 3-4 days for X and longer for R (or.maybe vice versa, I forget). Just pointing it out, because many LW authors shorten the time frame so they become "undetectable" for thr sake of the story. Just like many LW authors have their cheating wives ignore plan B pills. Regardless well written and suspenseful story. Married people should not participate in these auction date events. Just.my personal opinion. 5 stars.
PhoenixLore19813 months agoTo louisknight69 that is not the point at all its not that we dont trust our wife it has nothing to do with her at all where trust is concerned its about the men who is bidding on her its also about the fact of the wife betraying her husband if she refuses to see and understand why he said no and keeps pushing and pushing she is showing what her husband thinks means nothing its all about her and its also about her friend pushing and pushing for to do it not being a true friend basically trying to come between the husband and wife for what ever reason if wife does that it's a type of betrayal that's what it's about has nothing to do with trusting her or not a real man would have said no and stuck to it regardless which would have created a new set of problems cause then the wife would just do it anyway to more address trust as you say some men have damn good reason not to trust women just like some women have damn good reason not to trust men take me for example it took me a long time before I trusted another woman and that woman i trust is my wife she knew why I didn't trust women yet she stuck around and earned my trust my wife wouldn't have done what the wife in this story did she wouldn't have kept pushing and pushing once she found out why I was against it the wife in this story would have fucked her date if he was a gentleman that is a 100 percent guarantee that is why she kept pushing and pushing the husband got lucky that a asshole won her the so called friend was in on it only reason why she called the husband is cause the guy was a asshole and she was trying to take her self out of the situation so fingers cant be pointed at her for causing the end of a marriage in the end the husband just showed hes not a man but a pussy ass bitch which means she is going to cheat on him that is also a guarantee for when a woman agrees to marry a man they want a man not some pussy and not some cuck bitch if that is what she gets she will fuck another man cause he isn't a real man
PhoenixLore19813 months agoOk it sucked what happened to her but in away she is correct about being her fault she just kept pushing and pushing all because she wanted to listen to her so called best friend who clearly showed she didn't have her best interest at heart if she was truly a loving wife she would have understood her husband concern and left it alone when he said no and explained why and if her friend was truly a friend she would have told her that she should try and understand what her husband was saying and leave it at that not keep pushing her to do it a true friend wouldn't have done that she would have never tried to come between her friend and her friends husband its simple this Emily chick did it and fucked some dude and she wanted her friend to do it with her The husband in this should do a trail separation for in a way she disrespected him and he should also tell if she wanted any chance of saving the marriage she will drop that Emily chick like a bat out of hell for she's not a true friend she's just a slut looking to break up her friends marriage
