Legitimate Adultery
Short StoriesIn this Ghanaian fiction family drama, one woman’s desire for a child exposes the fault lines of duty, tradition, and forbidden love.
In this Ghanaian fiction family drama, one woman’s desire for a child exposes the fault lines of duty, tradition, and forbidden love.
Men don’t cry. Doctors are familiar with death. But this pierced my soul. I checked again for a pulse, blinking fast so that the tears don’t fall, willing life into his body.
Flora was surprised when Kumi proposed to her. They had known each other for eight years, and Kumi had never hinted at having feelings for her.
On a different day, she would have called Basil to hang out or just drive around. She shook her head… he hadn’t even called to apologise after that embarrassing night.
She believed that an unhappy spouse should consider divorce rather than stay in a marriage that would disrespect their spouse.
From the beginning, she had viewed her marriage to Elias as a divine plan – they were fulfilling God’s purpose.
She chuckled, turned away from the window and took a deep breath. With that breath came a vivid image of a hotel cabin with only one man in it.
As he took in the ambiance of the environment, his thoughts strayed to her and he closed his eyes. He would give anything to see her again.
We should have left about an hour ago to resume our normal lives, but… There in the bathroom, as our bodies rubbed against each other, we kissed, and we touched, and we couldn’t resist the urge and started the second round against the walls of the bathroom.
Desire quickly overtook the shock of her kiss, and Randy held her as he poured all the seven days of his daydreams into her. This wasn’t why he came, but why couldn’t he have it all? He returned her kiss with equal fire.