Opening our Marriage (Hotwife Chronicles Book 1)

Sandy and Ted have the perfect marriage. They both have great jobs, a beautiful house, work out at the gym and love every moment they spend together.

However, there is one problem. No matter how hard Ted tries he cannot satisfy Sandy in bed.

One night Ted decides to take in a baseball game with a friend while Sandy goes out with her friends. Sandy meets a tall, muscular, black man named Leon and they chat for a bit before going their separate ways.

Each of them began looking for new ways to satisfy the other and soon they discover the hotwife lifestyle. One night they discuss the possibility of opening their marriage setting limits and boundaries.

They both agree that Leon will be the first man and Sandy goes to dinner with him one night. Leon opens Sandy up and soon she is making the drive home more than exciting for Leon. When they get back in Ted watches the copulation between Sandy and Leon with excitement as Sandy experiences new delights herself.

7,900 words describing how a loving couple opens themselves up.

Sandy was walking out the door reading the last text when she bumped into someone and dropped her phone. She staggered back a couple of steps and her mouth dropped open when she laid her eyes upon the most beautiful African-American man in her life. He had to be a good six feet tall, with a chiseled body underneath his tight red shirt and black pants.
"I am sorry, you dropped your phone. My name is Leon, pleased to meet you."
"L-l-l-Sandy and it is a pleasure to meet you as well."
Sandy's panties got soaking wet as she daintily picked the phone out of Leon's hand.
"Beautiful dress, but in reality the woman makes the dress. I happened to see you an hour ago at The Bomb. Funny that we both ended up here."
"Y-y-y-yeah."
"Would you like to grab a bite to eat? Some friends are meeting at the diner around the corner."
Sandy felt her legs get weak as she struggled to compose words in her mouth. Leon reached out his hand with his palm up and Sandy struggled to form a sentence.
"I have to m-m-meet my friends as well."
"Too bad, here is my card."
"Thank you, here is mine."
"Talk soon, it was a pleasure to meet you Sandy."
Sandy watched as Leon walked down the street. Part of her wanted to run after him, but Sandy quickly remembered how much she loved Ted and he was waiting at home for her.