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Nearly everyone falls victim to unethical professional and business practices at one time or another. Sometimes the results are disastrous for the individual concerned, but more often the damage is not too severe. And occasionally, the victim benefits from his experience usually in the form of a lesson learned.
For Karen Calder, becoming a game show contestant will solve many of her economic problems. As a naive newlywed, however, Karen is unprepared for the dishonesty and sexual exploitation in the world of game shows. The degradation which Karen must endure eventually results in startling self-insights.
DEEP THROAT WIFE — a work of fiction for entertainment, but also a statement on the changing values of our modern society.
Her wet hair wrapped in a towel, her loose, light robe slithering over her naked skin, Karen Calder flopped down on the sofa and put her feet up on the coffee table. Idly, she watched the glittering play on the massive color television set, the one nice thing in an otherwise drab living room. A gentle breeze came in through the open window and stirred the hazy curtains. The beads of water dotting the side of Karen’s neck began to dry. It was another perfect, lazy, boring California day.
As the deodorant commercial was replaced by a garish, slowly spinning wheel and the credits for the next show, Karen began kneading her wet, towel-covered hair with both hands. Raising her arms made her heavy boobs shift in her robe and she felt her tits harden from the delicate friction. As she began grumbling at her horniness, her naked thighs began squirming against each other, satin flesh against satin flesh.
Peter Sandier burst on stage, his dark eyes sparkling, careless curls of jet black hair trailing over his forehead, his white teeth flashing. Karen’s pussy sweated hotly. Nervously, she licked her lips. She cursed herself as she wriggled erotically.
Fictional reading for entertainment purposes only.
Note: This story is the same as catalog number PP-7584 in the original publications (a duplicate).