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"What's that? No, I haven't seen the best man."

When I got the idea for this one, I thought it might make a fun idea for a longer story. But I turned it down as a comic idea because I couldn't think of a way to work in a sex scene that wouldn't be completely extraneous to the plot.

I imagined that she's been pulling this con from one city to the next. She assumes a fake name, seduces someone rich sucker, and then substitutes the best man in her place and runs off with the wedding gifts and cash. Nobody's looking for her because everyone assumes that the best man was the thief. By the time the police catch on, she's been pulling this job for years. I imagined a scene where, after she's caught and her scheme revealed, she's being lead to the courthouse in handcuffs as an angry crowd shakes their fist and, in that crowd, a dozen angry "women" who look exactly like her. Epilogue: Most of the marriages survived. They just wanted the money back.

This was my forty-seventh patron-sponsored work which I posted to my patrons on April 4th, 2016.

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Description
"What's that? No, I haven't seen the best man."

When I got the idea for this one, I thought it might make a fun idea for a longer story. But I turned it down as a comic idea because I couldn't think of a way to work in a sex scene that wouldn't be completely extraneous to the plot.

I imagined that she's been pulling this con from one city to the next. She assumes a fake name, seduces someone rich sucker, and then substitutes the best man in her place and runs off with the wedding gifts and cash. Nobody's looking for her because everyone assumes that the best man was the thief. By the time the police catch on, she's been pulling this job for years. I imagined a scene where, after she's caught and her scheme revealed, she's being lead to the courthouse in handcuffs as an angry crowd shakes their fist and, in that crowd, a dozen angry "women" who look exactly like her. Epilogue: Most of the marriages survived. They just wanted the money back.

This was my forty-seventh patron-sponsored work which I posted to my patrons on April 4th, 2016.

Join my Patreon for early access and exclusive special editions!