tone.
“Daaaaaaaaaaamn,” she said from the amazing feeling she had. He had her legs trembling uncontrollably as he went deeper and deeper.
Chapter Six
Mark pulled into the driveway at their house and patiently waited for the garage doors to slide up. He’d felt rushed all day, following the fender bender. Once making it to the BMW car dealership and having to wait an hour, he was finally given a Dodge Charger to drive until his car was ready. He took in a deep breath, feeling some type of way. He couldn’t put his finger on it, but something had him feeling tense.
Once the garage was fully open, he drove up in it and killed the engine. The motion sensor automatically made the garage door slide back down. Mark got out of the car, shuffling the keys from one hand to another. He opened the back car door and grabbed a grocery bag containing items that he’d just bought from Publix. He thought about having a nice, candle lit dinner to show his wife that he appreciated her. He had two big T-Bone steaks and two meaty lobster tails. He was going to pull out his apron and get down for his wife.
He walked inside the house, entering the utility room first as he disarmed the alarm system. A beep sounded off, letting him know that he’d pressed in the right code. He walked into the kitchen and sat the bags of groceries down on the granite counter top. From there, he walked down the long hallway and into their master bedroom, where he eased over to the computer and turned it on. He appeared to be cool, but the annoying instinct about his wife being up to no good had been riding his conscious.
He thought about earlier when Olivia had left her purse inside the car. He’d gotten it and downloaded an application on her phone, which would give him insight as to what she could’ve possibly been up to. The application was called Life 360 and it would allow him the capabilities of being able to keep track of the people in his immediate circle. She would never have a clue that he was now able to follow her and keep secret tabs on her.
Once his computer came to life, he immediately logged in and then went to the Life 360 website to track his wife’s whereabouts since he’d heard that she had already left the salon. A map immediately pulled up once he’d put in the correct information and a red dot appeared to show where Olivia was located. It showed that she was at a red light and she was on the move since the red dot was inching its way across the map.
Mark took in a deep breath. He felt relieved that the red dot wasn’t stopped on a location that he would’ve disapproved of like a hotel or an unfamiliar address. He rolled his seat over by the nightstand and picked up the cordless phone and dialed her number. The phone rang three times and then she answered.
“Hey baby,” she cheerfully spoke.
“Hey Boo,” he spoke back. “I was calling to check on you, it’s almost seven.”
“Thanks babe, I’m good. The time has seemed to go by so quickly today,” she responded, noticing that that the streetlights had come on and the sun had gradually disappeared.
“Where are you?” He asked, watching the screen on the computer as the little red dot indicator continued to slowly make its way down Washington Road, sometimes sitting at a standstill.
“Making my way through this slow ass traffic on Washington Road,” She said, causing him to smile. “You know this Master’s traffic is relentless.”
“Tell me about it.” Mark responded. “I’m not even going on that side of town until I go see Tiger Woods play on Saturday.”
“I forgot you’d gotten those tickets this year. I wish I could go with you.” She said, knowing that her husband was a fan of golf.
“I wish you could, too, but business is business.” He said.
“It is, but I don’t like neglecting my husband.” Mark smiled at her comment. “Once I meet with the realtor in Atlanta and check out the building for our new salon then we can
“Daaaaaaaaaaamn,” she said from the amazing feeling she had. He had her legs trembling uncontrollably as he went deeper and deeper.
Chapter Six
Mark pulled into the driveway at their house and patiently waited for the garage doors to slide up. He’d felt rushed all day, following the fender bender. Once making it to the BMW car dealership and having to wait an hour, he was finally given a Dodge Charger to drive until his car was ready. He took in a deep breath, feeling some type of way. He couldn’t put his finger on it, but something had him feeling tense.
Once the garage was fully open, he drove up in it and killed the engine. The motion sensor automatically made the garage door slide back down. Mark got out of the car, shuffling the keys from one hand to another. He opened the back car door and grabbed a grocery bag containing items that he’d just bought from Publix. He thought about having a nice, candle lit dinner to show his wife that he appreciated her. He had two big T-Bone steaks and two meaty lobster tails. He was going to pull out his apron and get down for his wife.
He walked inside the house, entering the utility room first as he disarmed the alarm system. A beep sounded off, letting him know that he’d pressed in the right code. He walked into the kitchen and sat the bags of groceries down on the granite counter top. From there, he walked down the long hallway and into their master bedroom, where he eased over to the computer and turned it on. He appeared to be cool, but the annoying instinct about his wife being up to no good had been riding his conscious.
He thought about earlier when Olivia had left her purse inside the car. He’d gotten it and downloaded an application on her phone, which would give him insight as to what she could’ve possibly been up to. The application was called Life 360 and it would allow him the capabilities of being able to keep track of the people in his immediate circle. She would never have a clue that he was now able to follow her and keep secret tabs on her.
Once his computer came to life, he immediately logged in and then went to the Life 360 website to track his wife’s whereabouts since he’d heard that she had already left the salon. A map immediately pulled up once he’d put in the correct information and a red dot appeared to show where Olivia was located. It showed that she was at a red light and she was on the move since the red dot was inching its way across the map.
Mark took in a deep breath. He felt relieved that the red dot wasn’t stopped on a location that he would’ve disapproved of like a hotel or an unfamiliar address. He rolled his seat over by the nightstand and picked up the cordless phone and dialed her number. The phone rang three times and then she answered.
“Hey baby,” she cheerfully spoke.
“Hey Boo,” he spoke back. “I was calling to check on you, it’s almost seven.”
“Thanks babe, I’m good. The time has seemed to go by so quickly today,” she responded, noticing that that the streetlights had come on and the sun had gradually disappeared.
“Where are you?” He asked, watching the screen on the computer as the little red dot indicator continued to slowly make its way down Washington Road, sometimes sitting at a standstill.
“Making my way through this slow ass traffic on Washington Road,” She said, causing him to smile. “You know this Master’s traffic is relentless.”
“Tell me about it.” Mark responded. “I’m not even going on that side of town until I go see Tiger Woods play on Saturday.”
“I forgot you’d gotten those tickets this year. I wish I could go with you.” She said, knowing that her husband was a fan of golf.
“I wish you could, too, but business is business.” He said.
“It is, but I don’t like neglecting my husband.” Mark smiled at her comment. “Once I meet with the realtor in Atlanta and check out the building for our new salon then we can
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