The bad influence

[Reshbod]

Two married women have been friends for years. One is seen as the wild one while the other is more of the plain Jane type. The wild one flirts with guys and constantly says "I'm married, not dead." Jane rolls her eyes and ignores her.

Eventually and unintentionally Wild pushes Jane into an affair. Jane confesses and Wild is shocked and disgusted and says that her flirting and all is an act. Jane aplogizes and promises not to do it again, even though she's getting together with her lover after their lunch or whatever.

I have the basic idea, now I just need to fill it in.

 

[Rob_Royale]

I'm thinking about a conversation, about how Jane's husband is concerned that Wild is a bad influence. Just that conversation itself could be wildly erotic. Maybe she tells him about a guy who got a little handsy on their last girls night out. What happens then?

 

[FantasyXY]

Jane tells her husband all about Wild's antics and what a cheating wife she is. Most of it is hard to believe. One day Jane's husband finds out everything Jane told him is the truth, except it was Jane cheating and doing all of the unbelievable stuff, not Wild.

 

[ChuckWolf]

Maybe after verbally judging Jane, Wild explains that she has a crazy sex-life, but it's what she and her husband have agreed upon - she doesn't cheat on him, they have sex with other people, but they do it together, like normal people (swinging/cuckold/threesomes/orgies/whatever).

 

[Carnevil9]

Turns out Jane and Wild were the same person all along, with two personalities. Tyler Durden style.

"The first rule of Fuck Club is, you don't talk about Fuck Club."

 

[Rob_Royale]

Turns out Jane and Wild were the same person all along, with two personalities. Tyler Durden style.

"The first rule of Fuck Club is, you don't talk about Fuck Club."

Genius!