To readers, writers and all fellow fetishist who indulge in the fantasy of fight

What I humbly bring before you today is a different concept in Wrestle fiction writing that was the brain child of the ever delightful
Alexandra Bengtsson. I do so hope you enjoy our tale as we deliver to you the diaries of two housewives with a darker side to their sunny, socialite personas. We will be posting this story back and forth, flittering between the two diaries giving different perceptions over the tale as it unfolds
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Who knows? Your thoughts and feelings may even influence the tale as it goes on! Now... On to the show
Dear Diary...A housewife's tale.
Starring
Alexandra Bengtsson
Gemma RoxTuesday March 18thDear Diary,
It’s been a while since I wrote in you, mostly because there has been so very little to write but last night I actually had a good time! All day I’ve been looking forward to sitting down and sharing this. You see… life, for the most part, has been an utterly dull affair. Not that I want for anything you understand, it’s just there should be more to life than the acquisition of a good husband and a good home.
In truth I have been abundantly blessed with both. Damien is a loving husband, totally devoted to me and I adore him so. He has given me the most beautiful house overlooking the ocean in what has to be one of the most desirable area’s in California but as time has passed I’ve found myself feeling restless, unsated and quick to irritate. Houses like this? They hardly come for free. In fact the more idyllic the life, the higher the sacrifice. Often He is gone by 6am, on the road to work again and if I’m lucky I’ll see him home by 7pm. More often than not my luck falls short…
I know I shouldn’t be mad at him, he works so hard for us, to provide for our future. It’s just… It can be a lonely life when you’re married to a ghost. I have no children to dote on and truth be told, I have no inclination to remedy that. So months passed with nothing to do but housework and daytime TV, the repetitive monotony of existence slowly grinding me down to the bone.
Damien, being the astute man that he is could see the steady decline in me and tried his best to fix that. He knew he couldn’t give me what I wanted, more time with him, but he thought maybe if I had more friends in the area I wouldn’t look to within for fulfilment so often and enjoy life more. It was a fair assessment, I hadn’t exactly fitted in to the area well. Sure enough my neighbours are all polite and courteous, when I’m taking a run along the beach or through the neighbourhood they all nod and smile but I’m 5’3”, strewn with tattoos and piercings with often madly dyed hair. I am not exactly your typical high society housewife.
Still, after much persuading he talked me into joining a private club with him. I cannot begin to describe how nervous I was when we first arrived at the high, arching gates… These places are meat markets. The richest and the most powerful gathering with smiles on their lips and judgement in their eyes. What the hell would they make of me? And true to my fears as we walked into the quite gigantic restaurant it seemed every pair of eyes in the room was dissecting us and measuring us up.
Damien of course was a big hit. Young, attractive, strong and sharp, he took to the occasion like a duck to water. I guess he’s just used to rubbing shoulders with the rich and powerful now. I on the other hand looked decidedly more like a fish out of water. After our meal we retired to the bar, I nagged for him to take us home but the suave bastard somehow persuaded me to stay. At the time I remember making a mental note to punish him for that at a later date but in truth? I ended up having a good night. It took all of 2 minutes for Damien to be dragged off to discuss some business or another, I of course smiled as he protested and assured him “No darling, go and talk shop, really, I’ll be fine” I smiled and cooed, hiding my inner rage and the older men smiled back. I guess I can play the darling wife quite well I suppose, but as soon as they were gone I had a knot in my stomach so tight I thought I was going to hurl… Until she talked to me.
I remember hearing a husky, silky voice politely ask “Miss Rox isn’t it?” and turned around, quite stunned. Greeting me was a woman who seemed to radiate the word refined. Standing at around 5’5” in a blue dress that shimmered like a star. Her accent, if I had to guess, was Texan. She wasn’t just rich, she was Texas rich and there has always been something a little intimidating about that.
I stammered back my response like a gawking fool. “I… erm…. Mrs… but yes. I’m Gemma Rox. Please to meet you” Something about being in her presence just made me feel even odder than I already did. Sure I looked great, this was a $4,000 dress and I wore it well, but the tattoos, the hair, just the very awkwardness of me being me seemed to scream out like a siren, especially next to her with all her refinement and class. But her smile was warm, disarming and gentle
“Of course darlin’ foolish of me to presume. It’s unheard of here for a wife not to take her husband’s name and Damien’s surname is Arkwright isn’t it?” she replied, her southern accent lilting and playful
“Haha… y… yes it is. I guess I am somewhat of an oddity I suppose” I responded. I found it odd that this stranger knew my husband’s surname but then again we’ve lived in the area for a few months now and people talk.
My accent in contrast is very formal and genteel. Growing up in Cheltenham, England I’ve kept my accent well.
“Well sugar, I don’t mind being the first to tell you that we’re all odd in this place” she smiled back and took my arm in hers. I didn’t complain, I didn’t even realise she had done it until I was suddenly sat by the bar with her instead of at my table. She just moves and you follow. She never asked if I’d like to accompany here, it’s just expected I suppose.
We talked for a while and laughed quite a lot. I must admit she did wonders to put me at ease and after 2 gin and tonics we were chatting and giggling like old friends. Damien came back from the gentleman’s lounge looking worried, he’d been gone for too long and was perhaps concerned that he’d left me all alone but my new companion, Mrs Hamm, Wife of Oil Baron Harold Hamm soon waved him off and told him in no uncertain terms that “Us women so rarely need a man’s company to enjoy ourselves. Go! Have fun with all the other boys’ darlin’! We’ll be just fine”. Her tone was playful and jovial of course, the 47 year old high society veteran is most skilled in charming guests and strangers alike.
Soon after Mrs Hamm took my arm again and gave me the tour of the place from top to bottom. The place is HUGE! Long winding corridors spilling forth into amphitheatres and conference rooms. She took me to one room in particular, a large gymnasium, the floor was entirely padded out and with a fantastic selection of equipment, plus what looked like a ring in the centre and her face took on a peculiar smile
“Somethin’ tells me that you might find this room especially to your liking” She giggled and I must admit, even now I’m not sure what to make of that giggle. I mean…. It’s a gym. I’d likely spend much more time in the bar…
“Well, I guess” I replied “I do like working out I suppose and it’s better equipped than the gym at home” As I finished her hands started prodding and touching me, squeezing my arms and feeling my tummy under my dress. I felt a little awkward as she poked around my body
“Like workin’ out? Honey, Look at that body! I bet you could handle yourself better than any of those tired old
men Back in the lounge!” she grinned
“I…. I’m sure I don’t know what you mean” I stammered back, a little confused at this odd change of conversation
“Oh come now… I bet you that Damien’s arm is worn out with all the patting and the handshakes he’s getting’ back in the lounge from all the other men congratulating him on bagging such a lil’ spitfire! And believe me, I don’t often lose my bets!” she finished with a wink before taking me back to the bar.
For the rest of the night we chatted and drank, she introduced me to some notable characters and for the first time since we moved out here I felt normal. Mrs Hamm even gave us both membership and invited me to the clubs Self Defence class on Thursday. I was a little confused as to why she seemed so excited about that, we live in one of the nicest, safest areas in California, if not America. Is self-defence really that much of an issue? Maybe it’s a Texas thing…
I smiled cordially and accepted the invitation of course and we continue drinking and merrymaking until my jaw dropped… in from the restaurant walks this… this goddess. Long, flowing blonde hair, a curvaceous body wearing a white strapless dress that flowed all the way down her 5’7” body. If I had to guess I’d say she was 25 but she carried herself with the self-assuredness of a woman much older. Our eyes meet. Well… I’m not sure meet is the right word. It felt more like they locked. I couldn’t turn away from her predatory gaze… not that she was aggressive, there was a smile over that beautiful face but there was also a hunger in those eyes. I haven’t been able to get those piercing blue eyes out of my mind since.
“Alexandra!” Mrs Hamm called out and waved the blonde woman over “I have some sad news I’m afraid. You’re no longer the prettiest girl in the room!” She giggled and gestured towards me. My face erupted in maybe the biggest blush I’ve ever had in my life. The blonde woman smiled and leant in, kissing Mrs Hamm on each cheek
“My dear, I stop being the prettiest girl in the room every time you walk in” she cooed, her accent clipped and European, Swedish I’d guess. And those eyes… With her this close I could see the bright, pristine blue of them.
“Oh come on now… You have to be careful of this one Gemma, She’d charm you into handing over your purse and you’d thank her for it! A real silver tongued devil… Yes. That tongue is a deadly weapon, isn’t that right Alex?” Mrs Hamm smiled and they both share a laugh that somehow seemed like an in joke between the two of them. At this point I’m still in awe and jaw dropped.
I freeze even more when she leant in and placed a soft kiss on my cheek. Her full, 36dd breasts pressed into mine in the process and I instantly felt less of a woman compared to her.
“It is a pleasure to meet you Mrs Arkwright” she purred
“It’s Mrs Rox actually” Hamm corrected
“Oh? I thought you were married to the new lad? Damien was it?” she responded. It seems the whole town know who we are…
“Erm… yes, I… I kept my surname. I guess I’m just stubborn like that” I stammered back, I was still in awe of this woman and I well… I still am even as I write this.
“Oh? Stubborn huh? Well that
IS good news!” she grinned widely “We need more stubbornness in this place! It was getting far too stuffy. Have you signed up to the self-defence classes yet?” She asked optimistically and I look perplexed again. Why is everyone so enamoured with a self-defence class?
“erm… y…. yes. Mrs Hamm invited me to a class this Thursday” As I respond both women started to look me up and down and I felt oddly violated… like they were measuring me up for a cattle market or something
“Well, I should drive Simon home before another Brandy magically finds its way into his hand” Alex said, her Swedish accent made it sound like she was almost singing the words
“Don’t be too hard on him. Marrying a woman like you could drive any man to drink” Mrs Hamm laughed and the two of them parted ways.
I must admit the rest of the night was a little bit of a blur after that, meeting this person and that, the rich and the powerful, the people who shape the state of California and they all seemed to like me. We got a cab home and I couldn’t help smiling all the way, although the idea of a self-defence class is quite dull to me, I can’t wait to go back there again on Thursday. Finally my life is getting more interesting!
x G x