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February Sucks Redux

by Hooked1957 on Sep 28, 2020
Loving Wives

Recently, GeorgeAnderson wrote a story called "February Sucks." In my opinion, it was a brilliant story based upon the premise of a man possibly giving his wife the famed "hall pass" to have sex with a celebrity, in this case, an imaginary NFL star named March LeValliere. George wrote an emotionally-fraught piece that ended in a reconciliation, which resulte...

Nine Inches Beats 20 Years

by Hooked1957 on Apr 17, 2018
Loving Wives

Something more I am a not only a very bad judge of character, but apparently I don't know a damn thing about love either. I just watched my best friend from college drive away from my house with my wife, theoretically never to be seen by me again. Things sure seemed a lot different 48 hours ago when this weekend started. Then I was worried that my wife, t...

She Told Me in a Dream

by Hooked1957 on Mar 14, 2018
Loving Wives

Henry: I didn't see the warning signs, but when you love and trust someone completely, you aren't really looking for them either. I didn't think anything of it a year ago when my wife of 28 years, Traci, started mentioning a new co-worker in recounting the events of her workday. Some guy named Tyler, a kid who had recently joined the team she was on at Gei...

A Promise Made, A Vow Broken

by Hooked1957 on Apr 9, 2019
Loving Wives

Hindsight truly is 100 percent. I suppose I should have been suspicious the first time my wife came home from her job in the art gallery bubbling over a new patron. But when you trust somebody completely, and she's never given you the slightest worry in the 17 years you've been together, your initial inclination is to give her a little slack. My initial in...

You Think That's a Slut Story?

by Hooked1957 on Aug 27, 2018
Loving Wives

No-sex alert warning. Also, if you're looking for a feel-good ending, move on down the line. Life isn't always pretty. It's just life. ***** "You think that's a slut story?" asked Helena Bonham as a group of Perriman Financial execs sat around a Logan International Airport bar in Boston waiting out a snow delay. "How about this: I know this woman who was s...

And Then The Light Bulb Went On

by Hooked1957 on Mar 6, 2018
Loving Wives

And then the light bulb went on above my head, like it does in cartoons when a character gets an idea or the answer to a question. Holy shit -- my third child really wasn't mine -- she was the biological daughter of another man! I was on the phone with a representative from Genealogygurus.com, inquiring as to why my daughter's DNA test had not been process...

The Thunderbolt

by Hooked1957 on Jan 23, 2019
Loving Wives

Remember that scene in The Godfather when Michael Corleone sees a beautiful woman in Italy and kind of goes into a stupor? His two Sicilian bodyguards see it and start talking about how he's been hit by "the thunderbolt" and he's lost in love. That's not just a made-up movie thing. I've seen it first-hand, although at the time I wasn't aware of what it was....

Karma Train

by Hooked1957 on Jan 7, 2020
Loving Wives

I was two shots of Jack Daniels into what was starting out to be an epically bad weekend, and it wasn't even 3 in the afternoon on a Friday. I'm a reporter for a small newspaper in the Midwest, and because I had worked several late nights in a row, my boss had given me comp time off for Friday afternoon. So after running a few errands, I headed home for wha...

Too Much of a Good Thing

by Hooked1957 on Jan 16, 2019
Loving Wives

This is a follow-up to my last story, "Can We Play?" which I did as part of the LW "Sharing & Caring" special earlier this month. That story was really far out of my comfort zone, but I felt it was a good challenge for me, so I participated. As I expected, most of the readers didn't catch on to what the intent of the stories were supposed to be, and I go...

Teacher. Lover. Friend.

by Hooked1957 on Jul 1, 2019
Loving Wives

Again, a sincere thank you to Harddaysknight for his critical read of my story before publishing. Real life and a lot of hours working sometimes takes my concentration away from my writing, and he spots those lapses for me. * I was more interested in writing and history than I was interested in math and science for most of my school years, with the excepti...