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The Inheritance

The book was in a cedar chest at the foot of the bed, under a stack of hand-embroidered linens that smelled of lavender and time.

The cedar chest belonged to your wife's late grandmother Ruby along with the cottage you were staying in. Everything was left to Georgia when the old woman finally passed at ninety-four.

You’d spent the first day airing out rooms that smelled of camphor and dried roses, unpacking boxes of china no one would ever use. The cedar chest at the foot of the carved oak bed was the last thing to be opened.

Georgia lifted the book from its nest of yellowed linens. Her fingers brushed the faded cloth cover.

“Look at this,” she said, her voice soft with discovery. She settled onto the old quilt beside you, the mattress shifting under your weight. “It was Grandma Ruby’s. Maybe her mother’s.”

The title was stamped in flaking gilt: A Married Woman’s Guide to Keeping Your Husband Happy. Beneath it: Practical Advice for a Harmonious Home, 1927.

You chuckled. “A real period piece.”

“Mmm.” Georgia opened it carefully. The pages were thick, creamy, the typeface elegant and severe. She read aloud, her voice taking on a mock-serious tone.

“Chapter One: The Nature of the Male Temperament. A man’s happiness is the cornerstone of a successful marriage. His pride, however, is a fragile thing. It is the wife’s duty to nurture the former while gently… managing the latter.”

She looked up, her eyes sparkling. “Managing his pride. I like that.” She snuggled closer, her warmth seeping through your shirt. “Shall we see what other wisdom Ruby left us?”

She turned a few more pages, her finger scanning the dense text. “Here’s a good one,” she said, her voice dropping to a confidential murmur.

“On Intimate Terminology. The physician may refer to a woman’s genitalia as the vagina. In polite society, one might say her privates. But within the sanctity of the marital bed, such clinical or coy language creates distance. A wife should encourage her husband to use the plain, honest word: her pussy. This linguistic honesty fosters intimacy and dispels the shame that clings to more formal terms. When he says ‘I want to be inside your pussy,’ he is speaking a truth, not a vulgarity.”

Georgia looked up. Your face felt warm. You were already half-hard, the old-fashioned prose somehow making the word pussy sound both forbidden and holy.

She saw. Of course she saw. A slow, knowing smile spread across her lips. She closed the book with a soft thump and set it aside. Then she shifted, turning her body fully toward you, one hand coming to rest on your thigh.

“So,” she said, her voice low and playful, but with an undercurrent of something new, unsettling. “My husband. Would you like to stick your penis in my pussy?”

The directness, the echo of the book’s instruction, sent a jolt straight to your groin. You were fully erect now, straining against your jeans. You couldn’t speak, just nodded, a dumb, eager bob of your head.

“Good,” she whispered. She didn’t move to undress you. She just kept her hand on your thigh, her eyes holding yours. “Then let’s. Let’s do what the book says. Let’s be… honest.”

That first week, the book was a joke. A relic. Georgia would read passages at breakfast, her tone dripping with irony.

“A wise wife understands that her husband’s sexual confidence is often a performance. Beneath the bravado lies a tender anxiety. Your role is not to challenge the performance, but to relieve the anxiety beneath it.”

“Relieve the anxiety,” you’d say, rolling your eyes. “How very 1927.”

Georgia would just smile, a slow, thoughtful curve of her lips, and turn the page.

The shift was subtle. The jokes faded, replaced by a curious, attentive silence when she read. She began to mark pages with slips of paper, her neat handwriting in the margins: Note. Or Interesting.

One evening, a week after that first night, you tried to initiate again. The memory of her direct question, the raw honesty of it, had replayed in your head for days.

But since then, she’d been… distracted. By the unpacking, by the book. She’d read passages, marked pages, but hadn’t touched you like that again.

The cottage no longer felt strange, but the space between you in the old bed did. Your hand found her hip, your mouth brushed her ear.

She went still. Then she placed a gentle hand over yours. “Not tonight, sweetie.”

“Why not?”

She didn’t pull away. She just looked at you, her gaze soft and searching.

“You’re trying so hard. I can feel the tension in your hand.” She brought your hand to her lips, kissed your knuckles. “The book says a wife should recognize when her husband is forcing his courage. It creates resentment. In both of you.”

“The book,” you said, a flat note in your voice.

“Yes, the book.” She didn’t sound defensive. She sounded… grateful. “It’s been so helpful. It helped me understand my man better.”

She shifted, turning to face you fully. Her fingers traced the line of your jaw.

“It says that having intercourse is an act of bravery for a man. Because he spends so many years… humping his hand. So when he’s finally faced with a real pussy, he gets a little scared.”

You started to protest. Bravery? Scared?

She placed a soft finger over your lips. “Shh. It’s alright. I’ve noticed it. How sometimes, when I show you my pussy, you freeze up a little. Like you aren’t quite sure what to do with it.”

Her thumb stroked your cheek. “It’s okay. It’s normal. For a man like you, after so many years with just your hand… pussy can be intimidating.”

The words landed, heavy and hot, in your gut. Your cock, which had begun to soften, gave a reluctant twitch.

“The book suggests,” she continued, her voice dropping to a warm, confidential murmur, “that instead of forcing my husband to be brave, I should encourage him to play with himself. To let him show me how good he is at the thing he knows best.”

Her hand drifted from your face, down your chest, coming to rest just above your belt. “So. Would you like that, sweetie?”

You couldn’t speak. Your breath was caught somewhere high in your chest.

“Would you like to show me how good you are at humping your hand?”

You stared at her, the question hanging in the quiet room. Her hand was a warm, still weight on your stomach. Your cock was fully hard now, a thick, aching line against your zipper, betrayed by your own body.

“It’s okay,” she coaxed, her voice a soft lullaby. “There’s no one to be brave for. Just me. And I already know how good you are at it.” Her fingers gave a gentle, encouraging press. “Go on. Show me.”

A flush of heat climbed your neck. It was shame. It was something else, darker and more compelling.

Slowly, with trembling fingers, you undid your belt, unbuttoned your jeans. You pushed them and your underwear down your hips just enough to free yourself. The cool air hit your heated skin. You wrapped your hand around your shaft.

“That’s it,” she breathed. She settled back against the headboard, watching with rapt, approving attention. “Just like that. You don’t have to think. Just do what feels natural.”

You began to stroke. It was awkward at first, under her gaze. But her eyes never left you. They were soft, fascinated.

“You see?” she murmured. “You’re a natural. Look at how your hand knows just what to do. The rhythm. The pressure.” She leaned in slightly, as if studying a fascinating specimen. “All those years of practice. It shows.”

Her words, her calm observation, stoked the fire in your belly. Your strokes grew faster, more sure. The familiar friction, now amplified by her voyeuristic praise, coiled the tension tighter.

“You’re so good at this,” she said, a note of genuine pride in her voice. “So much better than when you’re all anxious and trying to… perform. This is you. This is what you’re made for.”

Her hand reached out and brushed a sweaty strand of hair from your forehead. The maternal tenderness of the gesture, juxtaposed with the lewd reality of your pumping fist, pushed you to the edge.

“That’s my good boy,” she whispered. “Let me see. Let me see you finish.”

You came with a choked, shuddering gasp, your back bowing off the mattress. You spurted over your fist and stomach, the orgasm wracking you, intense and strangely hollow at the same time.

“Perfect,” she said, her smile warm and satisfied. She leaned over and pressed a soft kiss to your sweaty forehead. “Just perfect.” She handed you the box of tissues from the nightstand. “Clean yourself up, sweetie.”

You took them numbly, wiping the sticky evidence from your skin with clumsy hands. By the time you were done, she had already turned onto her side, her back to you, pulling the quilt up to her shoulder.

“Goodnight,” she murmured, her voice already thick with sleep.

You lay there in the dark, the smell of sex and lavender in the air, your spent cock already softening against your thigh. The silence of the old house pressed in. You had shown her. And she had been proud.

Making her proud was more addictive, and more corrosive, than any orgasm.

In the days that followed, you found yourself chasing it—not the release, but the warm glow of her approval.

The book was no longer a joke shared over breakfast. It was the source of her newfound understanding, the key that had unlocked this version of you that pleased her so much.

She began to consult it with the quiet focus of a scholar. It lived on the nightstand, then migrated to the kitchen table, always open to a new passage.

Her readings were no longer ironic performances. They were lessons, delivered in that same soft, certain murmur she’d used while watching your hand move.

The book became a third presence in the house, its antique wisdom the quiet authority behind her every glance and suggestion.

Soon, she began to speak in its language.

“The book says a man’s ‘little soldier’ often stands at attention not from desire, but from fear of failing to report for duty.”

She said this one morning as you emerged from the shower, tenting your towel. She was sipping tea, the book open beside her. “Little soldier,” she repeated, tasting the words. “It’s kind of perfect, isn’t it? So eager. So… small.”

Something twitched in your gut. Or lower.

“It’s not small,” you said, the automatic defense weak.

“I didn’t say it was,” she replied, her eyes calm. “The book is talking about its role. Its posture. Always standing up, trying to look brave.”

She stood, came to you, and adjusted the towel with a wifely tidiness. “The point is, it’s trying to do a job it wasn’t designed for. It’s a soldier, not a… general. It takes orders. It doesn’t give them.”

She kissed your chest, just over your heart. “Now, what would you like for breakfast?”

The lessons became practical. “A husband’s release is a necessary maintenance, like bleeding a radiator,” she read one evening. “It should be handled efficiently, with kindness, and without the unnecessary drama of mutual engagement. His satisfaction is in the relief, not in the conquest.”

One evening, she saw you fidgeting on the couch. “You’re wound up, sweetie.”

“I’m fine.”

“You’re not.” She put her own book down. “It’s my job as your wife to see to your needs.” She patted the cushion beside her. “Come here. The book has a suggestion for nights like this.”

You moved to her. She unbuttoned your jeans, pushed them down to your thighs, then reached for your cock. Her hand was cool, dry. She didn’t stroke. She simply made a loose fist around you and held it there.

“See?” she whispered. “No performance. No anxiety. Just… maintenance.” She was watching your face, reading you.

“The book says a husband’s ‘little soldier’ needs to feel he is working for his release. That if his wife simply holds him and encourages him to hump, he will finish faster and more completely, having expended his… marital energy.” A faint, knowing smile touched her lips. “Shall we try it? Let your little soldier do his drills.”

You hesitated for a second, then began to move your hips, fucking the warm tunnel of her motionless hand. It was absurd. It was wildly arousing.

“That’s it,” she cooed. “Just like that. Hump my hand. Show me how well you can drill.” Her other hand came up to cradle your cheek. “You’re so good at this. So much better than all that fumbling and worrying. This is what you’re for.”

Her words, her stillness, her absolute control, sent a humiliating thrill up your spine that wound tighter and tighter, a spring compressing past its limit. You pistoned your hips, grunting, chasing that feeling of her pride, that devastating approval.

“Good boy,” she breathed. “Now, finish for me. Let your little soldier shoot his load.”

You erupted with a choked cry, pulsing into her clenched fist. It was a raw, frantic, almost angry orgasm.

“Perfect,” she said softly, as you shuddered against her. She reached for a tissue, cleaned you with practical strokes, then tucked you away. “All better. See how much faster that was? The book is always right.” She kissed your forehead. “Now you can relax.”

And you could. A profound, guilty relief washed over you. It became the new routine. She’d have your little soldier muster for duty and let him chase her hand until he shot his load.

By the time she arrived at the book’s final chapters, the premise shed all pretense. She pored over them with a quiet fervor, her underlining and margin notes growing dense, as if she were uncovering the core mechanism of your marriage at last.

Georgia’s readings grew more intense, her voice dropping to a hypnotic murmur.

“The ultimate act of wifely love is to free your husband from the burden of penetration. For many men, the apparatus—his ‘little soldier’—is not suited to the front lines. The constant anxiety of misfit is a poison to his spirit. The remedy is a compassionate retirement. A wise wife helps her husband muster his little soldier out of active service and redesign the marital act around his true, enduring strengths: his grateful mouth, his attentive hands, and, most importantly, his devoted heart."

“This redesign begins with permission. Teach him to ask, ‘May I hump my hand for you?’ His gratification must become a requested gift, not a taken right. When this habit is firm, you may hold one final parade. Stand him at attention, take his little soldier in hand, and guide him to confess his deepest relief—the desire to be permanently pussy-free. His orgasm during this confession will be the seal of his sincerity and his little soldier’s honorable discharge.”

She read this to you in bed, the book propped on her knees. The room was dark, just the one lamp on. You were hard again, had been since she started reading. She knew. She always knew.

She closed the book and set it aside. Turned to you. Her face was all soft shadows and certainty.

“It’s all right here, sweetie,” she said, her hand finding you through the sheets. “Everything we’ve been discovering. It’s not a new idea. It’s… timeless wisdom.”

You swallowed. “It’s a weird old book, Georgia.”

“Is it?” Her hand slipped under the sheet, wrapped around you. She wasn’t stroking. Just holding. Cradling. “Has anything it said been wrong? About your anxiety? About the pressure?”

Her thumb rubbed the head, smearing your precum around. “About how much easier this is? How much better you feel when you’re not trying to… perform?”

You were leaking into her hand. Your cock was screaming yes.

“Would you like that, sweetie? If we held a final parade for your little soldier?” she whispered, her mouth close to your ear.

“You just have to ask me for it. You have to want to be pussy-free. For your own happiness.” Her hand began to move, a slow, devastating pump. “I think you want that. I think your little soldier has been begging for it for weeks.”

You moaned. Your hips bucked.

“I’ve seen it,” she continued, her voice a warm, relentless tide. “How hard you get when I read those passages. How quick you come when I just use my hand. You’re not a penetrating man, sweetie. You’re a… maintenance man. A service man. My good, sweet boy who needs to be emptied so he can think straight.”

It was humiliation. It was truth. It was the most aroused you’d ever been.

“The book says I should help you say it.” Her strokes tightened, accelerated. “So you can feel the relief. So we can both be happy. Just like Ruby and her husband were happy. Just like generations of women in this house have kept their men happy.”

You were on the edge. Teetering. The world had narrowed to her hand, her voice, the pounding of your heart.

“Say it, sweetie,” she coaxed, her breath hot on your neck. “Tell me you want to retire your little soldier from active duty. Say ‘I want you to make me pussy-free.’”

It wasn’t a demand. It was an invitation to the most profound, humiliating relief you could imagine—a cocktail of shame, arousal, and the desperate need to be absolved of the very thing you were about to confess.

“I…” The word was a gasp.

“Yes.”

“I want…” You were so close.

“Tell me.”

“I want you to make me pussy-free.” The words tore out of you, a ragged confession.

“For who, sweetie?” she prompted, her hand a blur. “Say the whole thing.”

“I want to be pussy-free… for you.”

You came. Violently. A raw, choking cry as you pulsed into her fist, your back arching off the bed, your vision whiting out. It was the hardest, most complete orgasm of your life, a seismic release that felt like the shedding of a skin you’d worn for decades.

“Good boy,” she murmured, milking you through the last spasms. “My good, pussy-free boy.”

You collapsed, boneless, gasping. She cleaned you with a damp cloth from the nightstand, her touches gentle, maternal. She rearranged the sheets, then pulled you to her, your head on her chest. You could hear her heart, steady and slow.

“There,” she whispered, kissing your hair. “No more anxiety. No more pressure. Just you and me, and this house, and the truth.” Her hand stroked your back. “Ruby knew what she was talking about, didn’t she?”

You couldn’t speak. You nodded against her.

“It’s going to be so much better now,” she said, her voice already drifting toward sleep. “You’ll see. This is how we keep you happy.”

And as you lay there in the dark of the inherited cottage, the scent of lavender and old paper in the air, you knew she was right. You had asked for it.

You had confessed. And in the devastating, perfect relief that followed, you understood: this was the inheritance. Not the house. Not the linens.

The blueprint. For your happiness.

This is a standalone story in the Haileyverse — about a husband, his observant wife, a 1927 guide to happiness, and the blueprint for his pussy-free future.

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