'' I said shaking my head. ''That's alright.'' She replied.We started talking, and we got on well. After a few more drinks, I glanced at the clock it ...as midnight. ''Look at the time. I best go....'' Before I could finish my sentence, she kissed me. ''I'm sorry but I'...'' She kissed me again only this time she put her tongue in my mouth. It took me a second to get used to it but I did. We tongue wrestled for what seemed ages. When we pulled away, her eyes was full of sexual desire.She jumped. "I've hurt women who've really been around, so try not to think about it, you're not going to enjoy all of it.He winked at me and started licking the tip. I smiled and laid back on my elbows. He grabbed my balls and started mouthing my cock with such gusto; I felt the need to warn him: "I wouldn't try to get all-" and with that he pushed all ten inches down his open throat. I gasped and he smiled around my stiff cock.I moaned and gasped as he tried to get further down my cock and get my. I decided I would find myself a nice quiet piano bar; that was more my style anyway. I smiled to myself. I knew just the place. On the way to the Gilded Lily, I assessed my options. We'd only been married three months, and I was already thinking annulment. I loved her, but I could not put up with the way she was treating me. I had feelings and needs and wants same as her, but she evidently didn't see that, or seeing, didn't care very much.I learned later that as soon as I'd left, the women. She walked with me to our first class, to our next class, and to the car afterward. ‘I promised myself that I would honor Danny’s life for a year after his death. That’s the reason I couldn’t kiss you goodnight,’ she said when we were under way. How was I supposed to answer that? Should I tell her that I was sorry about Danny’s death? Should I tell her that the circus was not a date? I had no business trying to kiss her. As far as I’d known, she was still married. She had done nothing wrong..