My Wife's Wedding Night Gift Was Six Sugar Babies
Chapter 3
My dear wife really couldn't let go of her six male models.
I put the phone back on the nightstand, pretending I had seen nothing.
The next morning, I packed a few clothes and grabbed my suitcase.
Mia stopped me at the front door.
"Babe, why are you packing a bag?"
I turned to her with a warm smile.
"I have a new project. I need to go on a week-long business trip."
Her eyes filled with sweet, feigned sadness.
"Make sure to bring me a souvenir when you get back! I'll miss you!"
I nodded and rolled my suitcase out the door.
Oh, I would absolutely bring her a gift. A massive one.
After leaving the house, I took an Uber to a luxury hotel.
The receptionist asked for my ID to check me in. I pulled out my wallet and handed over my ID.
In my rush, an old, faded photograph slipped out with it.
The receptionist processed my check-in and handed back my ID along with the photo.
"You dropped this, sir."
I took the photo and gave a polite nod. "Thank you."
"You and the lady in the photo look beautiful together," she smiled.
I didn't say anything. I just turned and headed up the elevator.
After staying in the hotel for a week, I pulled out a burner phone and sent a message to a contact I had been coordinating with.
[It's time.]
Moments later, I opened my laptop. The screen showed a real-time mirror of Mia's SnapChat account.
The seven-member group chat was active again.
The guy nicknamed "Monday" started the conversation.
[Mia, you haven't texted us in a week. Do you really not miss us?]
[Did you forget all about your babies?]
Mia replied instantly.
[Of course I miss you guys! You're all my sweet babies!]
The other guys quickly jumped in.
Tuesday: [But you haven't sent us any sexy photos lately, let alone met up with us. We feel abandoned.]
Mia: [Never! I'll come see you boys tomorrow.]
Wednesday: [But tomorrow is Sunday. Who are you going to see? I thought Sunday was reserved for that loser husband of yours!]
Mia: [My husband is on a business trip. He won't be back anytime soon. Don't worry, I'm all yours tomorrow.]
Friday: [Why don't we all meet up together, Mia? If you only choose one of us, the other five will be so jealous. Let's do a group hang. A little 'team-building' session, if you know what I mean.]
The group exploded with dirty jokes and excited agreements.
Mia finally gave in and shared a time and hotel name.
It was the exact hotel where I was staying.