South Sea Island: Wife of the Photographer

Nerdy mid-30s Simon got lucky scoring a super-hot wife. He’s always known that and has learnt to accept the looks Mira gets from other men. That acceptance has evolved into pride that he’s the man to take Mira home to bed, and excitement that other men wish they were him. Mira has always enjoyed the attention and likes playing up to it in front of her husband... Now while on a tropical island filming trip, Mira is getting around camp with barely any clothes on and has the eyes of the all-male nature documentary crew following her everywhere. Mira’s husband Simon and his older colleague are the filmmakers, the crew are a mature sandy blond surfer type tour guide and two powerfully built islander men. In total that makes it four single men sharing a hut on a desert island with a married couple. And the only privacy the married couple have at night is a sheet pegged up as a partition.

........“No man you can’t touch her, not unless she makes it perfectly clear that she wants it and her husband agrees.”
Kenny stoked the fire under the hot water tank and Wairangi tossed in a couple of small logs.
“You grabbing hold of the girl was bad enough, man. I would have had to step in if she’d squealed or something. You’re lucky she didn’t.”
Wairangi nodded. He’d lost his head up on the headland with the white wife flashing them up her dress. He knew he was out of line at the time and wasn’t about to try it again unless Kenny okayed it. Kenny tossed a lot of work Wairangi’s way and Wairangi respected the guy as his boss.
“What about the way she’s flashing us though?” Fumu asked. He was chopping firewood. They all had camp chores that morning whilst the customers were off bird watching and filming. The girl had gone with her husband and the bird man called Frank.
“Flashing doesn’t mean anything. Lots of tourists go topless or skinny-dip,” Kenny pointed out. “It’s a whole other thing to actually try anything with them. Two guys I’ve worked with this past year have been sacked for getting with the customers while on duty and I’m not going to be the third. Not even for the likes of Mira!”
“Aw hell man, are you sure? She looks like she’d be worth it,” Wairangi complained......

Wife of the Photographer was originally published in 4 parts, this is the full story available as an eBook and in paperback.