Mrs. Jones (Charlie Forde) and Tommy Pistol are strangers sitting in the waiting room, each seeking assistance from a professional to prepare their income tax forms, and Tommy strikes up a conversation to pass the time.
He tells her he’s a writer and she reveals that the big shopping bag she’s brought along contains books. But when she informs him that she’s on a school library committee dedicated to making sure that only age-appropriate books are stocked, their talk turns a bit confrontational, regarding the issue of censorship. Tommy tries to lower the heat by offering to give her and the committee a writer’s point-of-view, inviting her over to his home for coffee, and Mrs. Jones accepts.
Their chat in his living room breaks the ice, as each of them recall when they discovered the literature of D.H. Lawrence in their youth, and how it affected them, as slightly “forbidden” content. He reveals that he works as a ghost writer, specializing in war stories, but he’s been working on a novel of his own for years -a love story. She’s interested in reading it, and Tommy obliges, making her the first person he’s ever shown it to.
They’re interrupted by her cellphone ringing -it’s her husband, but Mrs. Jones doesn’t answer. “He likes tracking what I’m doing throughout the day -I don’t know why”, she reveals. She confesses to this stranger that the spark seems to have gone out of her marriage. They start flirting a bit, and Tommy wonders if she’s ever cheated on her spouse. Tommy gets serious, declaring “You are desirable”, but before he can continue, she impulsively leans forward and kisses him full on the lips. She backs off, somewhat embarrassed, and Tommy starts asking about her husband.
She describes him as something of a dull guy who works in the insurance field, noting: “We really don’t have much of an active sex life”. Tommy pounces on that remark, saying matter-of-factly: “How often do you fuck?”. She admits only once a month or so, but explains that he’s a good father who provides for the family, yet she does miss being with a “real man”.
Tommy rather sarcastically offers to fuck her, to save her “from a life of highlighting bad words or sex in books just because your husband chooses to ignore you”. She insists: “I like my life!”, but Tommy responds: “Do you?”, and kisses her again, this time meaning business. He takes her to his bedroom and immediately takes charge, leaning her over the bed and repeatedly licking her pussy and asshole from behind. Turning her over on her back, Tommy goes to work fingering her and licking her until he brings her to an orgasm. Now it’s her turn to give pleasure, pulling his cock out of his pants and starting to stroke it. Tommy stops her, grabbing her hand, and removing her wedding ring. “Hold on -right now it’s just us. This doesn’t exist”, he declares, as he places her ring on the end table. Watch the adulterous sex scene unfold…
