A class divide storyline.

[TheDon565]

Inspired by Working Class Hero. https://www.literotica.com/s/working-class-hero
A working class guy marries a rich or upper class woman, her ex returns and they start an affair. The wife loves her husband but she's embarrassed by his class. Working Class Hero has the wife reject the other man. My idea is, she embraces him.
Any thoughts? Tips?

 

[Rob_Royale]

Sounds like a classic gold digger.
I'd have the working class guy realize her nature and when it seems she's about to leave him, he and some friends she's never met fake his winning the lottery.
When she comes back begging to be forgiven, he plays along. Then he convinces her to fly to Hawaii and meet him after he takes care of some family business.
He never shows and she's burned her bridge with both men.

 

[TheDon565]

Sounds like a classic gold digger.
I'd have the working class guy realize her nature and when it seems she's about to leave him, he and some friends she's never met fake his winning the lottery.
When she comes back being to be forgiven, he plays along. Then he convinces her to fly to Hawaii and meet him after he takes care of some family business.
He never shows and she's burned her bridge with both men.

Good idea!

 

[Five_Inch_Heels]

Could be a good Poly story.

The two guys get along fine.

She gets to go Upscale to to dinner parties, cruises, theater, opera, and fantasy erotica clubs and events.

But she also gets to go Blue Collar to picnics, road trips, ball games and kinky clubs and dungeons.

 

[Andreas_Kreuz]

The classic trope would be that she loves him, because he can satisfy her in bed, which the rich husband failed at. But the reduced income/luxury affects her as well. teaching the old rich husband to be a better lover failed already. So she might try the other direction, by making her working class hero successful as a businessman.

 

[Kat90xx]

Who doesn’t want a buff bit of rough you can polish into your own diamond! Maybe this could be a cool period piece or a modern twist on a classic?