So, I See You Meant It!

De: Tristan Merritt

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Duración: 1 h y 25 m

Resumen del Editor

Jennifer and Patrick Benton had met at the age of 26 by the rarest of chances, when each was struggling with frustrated career goals.

But through the years, they made the best of circumstances. Jennifer may not have become the professional ballet dancer she wanted to be, but she did end up as a respected organizer for the arts in her community.

And Patrick may never have become the investigative reporter he dreamed of being. But he turned his frustrations into fodder for a humorous book, and a new career as an author was launched.

Now, both at age 51, Jennifer and Patrick are living a comfortable life in Florida. They are happily married with lives of accomplishment, humor, and a rather sizzling physical relationship.

Their compatibility is noteworthy: if only Patrick could find a way to convince Jennifer to give up smoking.

In one of their lighthearted moments (a general characteristic of their lives together, for that matter) Patrick suggests to his enchanting redheaded wife that failing all else, perhaps the next time he sees her lighting up a cigarette, he should take her across his knees and light up her exquisitely contoured backside.

She agrees. Seemingly out of nowhere, his comment has triggered something inside of Jennifer. And the next time she is found to be smoking, it is verified to her in the most intimate manner that Patrick was serious about giving her a paddling.

Their marriage will never be the same. So follow along with the marital adventures of the spirited couple as Jennifer learns to revel in her newly discovered desires, including some role-play that her husband finds quite entertaining.