Tuesday night visit
To night my wifes friend came to visit, I immediatley headed upstairs to watch tv, and eavesdrop. My wifes friend stayed for about two hours. This was her first visit since late October, so they had a lot of boring catching up to do.
My wifes friend said she is already bored being layed off, and hopes she soon gets called back to work. She told my wife she met a couple of the guys she works with at a bar last Thursday, while her husband was at work. I assume they are also layed off. She said she ended up in the parking lot with the one guy, and gave him a blow job. She is meeting them at the same place again this Thursday, and wanted too know if my wife was interested in going along. My wife told her it probably wouldn't be a good idea. Her friend dropped the subject, until she was leaving, she asked my wife again if she wanted too go along, My wife said, " I'll think about it give me a call before you go".
I have mixed feelings about this. My wife quit drinking a along time ago, because she loses all her inhibitions after a couple of drinks. On the one hand I'm worried what might happen if she does go, but on the other hand it also excites me imagining what might happen if she goes.
I also found out about a guy who has been flirting with my wife at work. My wife told her friend the guys wife left him after last Thanksgiving, he has two kids, is twenty eight years old, and according to my wife is very sweet and good looking. She said he started out telling her about his problems, and after a few weeks he started flirting with her. She said she was so flattered, that someone as young as him would be interested in her, she started flirting back. Lately my wife said he has started making a lot of sexual innuendos to her, and asked her if she would like to go out to eat on their lunch break. My wife said she needs to end this before something happens she will live to regret.
It makes me feel good knowing that my wife can still turn on a guy that young, but it does worry me a little what could happen. I haven't had any reason not to trust my since we've been married, and I hope that won't change.
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